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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-24

BGgoWe commend the following prompt
and appropriate action Of the MIAMI County
MILITARY COMMITTEE to the attention Of the
Committees throughout the State. The
work is needed and can be done, if the Com
niittccs take it promptly IN hand:
An Appeal for id for on Soldier.
III accordance with the Proclamation of
Governor Domison, of the llth INST, the
Undersigned, Military Committee of the cOul.-
ty, would respectfully, but earnestly, call on
the people of the county to come to the re-
lief of our suffering Soldiers. We do not
propose to specify individual cases we
know there is great destitution in our army,
not because the Government is unable to
pay. but because the ARTICLES CAN NOT
BE PURCHASED.
When, therefore, we are assured, as we
arc, by the Governor, that the appropriation
made by the Legislature to aid the United
States, in sending troops into the field is
exhausted, and that the inab .l,ty 0t the Fed
eral Government to furnish Blankets to Our
soldiers, leaves no alternative to the Exec
utlve of this State but direct appeal TO the
people, we trust that no apology, on OuT
part, is necessary for this urgent and i'm
perative call, not only for your sympathy
but for Material Aid"-not in money but il
BLANKETS, FLANNEL s IL r I S
DRAWERS, SOCKS and GLOVES. These
articles it is proposed to collect immediate
ly that they may be forwarded without de,
lay, and for the purpose of expedting tho
work, the county has been districted, anc
committees assigned to EACH 50 that direc
application may be made to every family
We cannot doubt prompt and generou:
response in aid of our brothers, sons anC
husbands.
NJ. G. Mitchell, JAMES NJ. ROE,
JOHN WIGGIM, w. w. CRANE,
CHAS. MORRIS, r. L. DOUGLASS,
JOHN HARRISON,
Military Com. of Miami county.
October IA, 1861.
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/, ERIF F'S s LIE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MPORTANT TO FEM ALES!
L DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Cncescmln, NJ. ID. New York
City The combin ton of ingr1 cnts in these Pills
are the result long AMI extensive practice. They
ar mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all Irregularities, painful Men 'trultions, removing
all ob5tructions, whether from coll or otherwise;
head ache PUN the sile, ptlptltion of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, hystcrics, fatigue,
pain the hack an limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which
arise from interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES.--Dr Cheeseman's Pills are
invaluable as they will bring on the monthly peri
cd with rcgu! rity. Wom2n who have been disap-
pointed in the use of otLer Pills place the utmost
conflen in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent 10 do.
NoTC There is one con lition in the female sys-
TEN in which the Pills nnu he taken without pro-
ducing a PECULIAR RESULT. The con itOn referred
to is Freq NACY-an the result MISC ARRIAGE. Such
is tine rrasi table tn ency Of the medicine to re-
store the sexual functions 10 norm Il con ttou, that
the reproductive power OF nature cannot resist
it.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any
thing inurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by
mlil on enclosing 81 % Dr. Cornelius l.. Cheosemln
box 453l, Post-olice, New York City.
s:d5- Sold by one Druggist in every town in the
us. r. B. HCrCHINS,
General Agent for the L. s., No. IA Broadway,
To whom all or lers should be nd lressed.
For sale BY PECK HAILToS ,Pewysburg.
42-ly
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Fresh Snnnly of Gnnds.

DR.. Hamilton has just returned from the
East with large supply of drugs, groceries,
ETC., which he is prepared to sell at very
low rates. Call and see thcm.
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NYhat the Ladies' ran Dir.

The ladies of Cleveland have a Soldiers
Aid Society, which, on Monday of last week,
sent off to the hospitals in Western Virginia
and at Cairo, supplies, the raw material of
which cost $1,000. They are preparing to
do even better than this in their next grand
Rhinment
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The 21St Regiment.

There having been considerable strife as
to what company should receive the first
position, and as it is a matter of inquiry in
regard to the regimental order of the sever
al companies, the Findlay Je6erSonion pub
fishes the following dispensation of the Ad-
jutant General Of Ohio:
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How to Get B,nnkcts.

A friend suggests that the way 20 get
blankets for The army is to sehd to the hous-
es of citizens for them. We suggest that
they send committees of ladies'. They will
"fekch" them.
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Law PortncrShin.

As will be seen by their card in another
column Messrs, Cook and Bell have formed
partnership for the practice of law--ollicc
above lIitchcock's store.
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Common PlpnS .Judpa.

In Hancock county. the vote stood: For
Whiteley, Union candidate, 2,elG; Sutton.
democratic, BIS. In Putnam county: For
Whiteley, Union, 100; Sutton, democrat, 500.
In Wood county: For Whiteley, mo oppo-
sition) 1922. Making Judge Whitclcy's ma
jority 4,00l in this Judicial District.
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Read IN. fgliowing rom mo Hqn. Morris Morris,

Read the following rom tho Hon. Morris Morris,
formerly Auditor Of the state OF 1ulIana;
IvDtASAroLts, Sept. 2, 1887.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcK - Daor .Sss Having been
troubled Tor several years With extreme debility
aud weaknsss, 81 much 50 that was unable to at
tend 70 my ordinary business at times and having
heard OF the wonderful cures thot your Scandina- :
Wan Dlpoi Purler aud Pills were cif,cting, was
IN iueet 6v frisu to try them. have been using
ths Purifier for the last twelve months, and flnd
Oh, mldicinc uilv cqut to its rscomnen istipns So
valuable Is its use 10 ma, that eau net now dis.
pense with th, u.s. Of it at my advanced sgc OF lie
--ssventy-S,von wears.
chcsrully give this inform ,.ion fer tNo benefit
OF thnse similarly Affected. Yours truly,
MlRRis MoPrrs.
Sso advertiscment. 2owG
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Those tEEnducemerts,s

The editor OF thc Independent, in referring
to tie controversy between the JOurnala and
DII. iIuuenuUCh, las. week, tUull Uccnsior to
say he hoped the inducements held out to
us, would cause us To cease further remarks
about that Individual. 4 the instance OF
Higgins, some of his Friday men have al
tempted to muzzle TIE Journal by threats q
violence to our person; but there is not one
among the whole crew, Individually or col
lectiveiy, ilcu ling the incorris ibie ii lggina
himself that can bring such inducements to
bear as VIII prevent us at any tine from
speaking of such men and measures as we
see fit; and, If they think differently, just LEI
them undertak to try it on. That VIC were III
liucnced in our remarks by threats is an uiI-
qualified ialschood, and Higgins knew it at
the tine. AS one of the objects in starting
the Independent was to traducc the charac-
ter of honest men, who did not exactly come
up to lis standard of propricty, it seems al
together gratutous, not say in very i'll grace,
for it to complain on this score.
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SHERIFF GALES, &C.
=, HERIFFS SALE.

e HLKIFF > SAIE.
=
Dennis Perkins VS.. Beach & Wescott.
By virtue of dccretal or Ter o sale TO me- ii.
tied an delivered fir nj the court Of commCr
10 j of Wool county, Onio, | shall oitr for lie
"A, .ne door Of the court house, in Parrysbug, Wood
county, Ohio, on
Saturday, November lGth, 1861,
between the hours of - m. AM 2 p. N. of said day
the following described land nu tentm nts, to- vii
The south X OF the north. cast 4 Of section mum
h,r q, fractional town north OF range humber II
east. u. J.. GGlER, Shcrlh.
NJ. r. & r. WAITE, pltfts attys.
October 10th, l66l-24w5S2,97
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neA-An article prepared for this issue, re.
ferring to the county printing, &C., is una
voidably deferred for another week.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-24

Mrs. NJ. A. Carpenter would respectfully announce
to the ladies of Perrysburg and vicinity that she has
removed her Millinery Store to the house form oriy
occupied by Eliza 7. Jones, Front street, where
there will be found beautiful assortment Of mn-
cry goods Mrs. G. viii keep constantly onhand a
large variety Of
Conne.s, f-oSC2s.
Flowers. Ruches,
Hats, Caps and Flats.
In fact everything pertaining to the miIpsry hne'
She is also prepared to Cus fit and make Dresses
Cages, Cloaks, Talmls .n1 Children's Clothing
Bleaching and Pressisg done To order.
giving m, call Ae'ore purchasing elsewhere.
April "A. lS6I-5I Mrs. N. d. CARPENTER.
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Dr. j, +. MclIillen

will be at Perrysburg again, at the Ex.
change Hotel, on Saturday, October 26.-
Consultation and advice free.
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California EInniinn.

The AHa Californian Of September 2lst
contains nearly complete returns from tho
recent State election. The vote FOR Govern.
or sums upi
Stanford, Republican, 55lei
Conness. Onion Democrat, 2oslo
Mcconnell, Brecknrilge Dem. 30 Cos
Union maj. 52,69e Stanford's plureLty, 22
$50
Santa Barbara county and few scatter.
ing districts to be heard from.
The next Senate will be composed 9
follows:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-24

RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITrIRs.-We are
ny in favor OF universal boas,ing "a svst,m often
employed 10y chers ot the celebrity Of this or that
medicine, AMI we keep our praise until we have
positive knNwlades ct the value or virtue oC an or.
dels We ju lgt of the tree by It's fruits, AMI VII N
We hHt M lcina with really curative powers, we
st once come and recommend It tn the public. In
the prs mt instance, we cordially recommend 10
our readsrS DR.. Richardson's sherry wine bttetS
We know .! nnthing tl excel this for the objeeta
II proposes to undertake.
:, The Sherry Wine Bittars arc for sale by PEcK 4
HAMILroS. 99yb
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ToRT MEIGs NURs sERY.

As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing Of trees &C. we beg N call the attention Of those
interested 10 large ard well selected stock OF
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part Of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum
Cherry, Apricots, Ounce, Raspberries, Blackberes
Gocsberries, Currants, Pie-Plant, Grapes, &c.
We have full assortment Of Fruit, Ornamental
prices. POMERoY T. BROS.
oalce at ghe Parrysburg. Bank POilding, Psrrys
burg, Ohio Giys ug call lS~N
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H'GAR RnGIliS.

The result of the late State election is not
yet definitely asccrtaned. The official re-
;urus from II counties, show majority for
rod Of 81 ,3G5.
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NoTICE.--Lost by the subscriber near Mepclo-
y via. in Lucas c unity Ohio, large eali-ship
Po ks. Book, containing a Igrnisory note against
joseph CLARK, calling fr ten dol'arsl also an rider
on TIE Treasurer OF Wood courty t;T the sum 81
slDO 90 payalle oat of the fund of Ditch nrmbeE l4;
ard other valuable papers and 81 in monsy. The
finder will be Eberslly rewarded by leaving t..a
| rsn,e with J McDonail, near M,uelovia or Al tho
odsos Of the Prnhats Judge IN ttis ccarty:
Oct Is 81 24w3. A.A CRANDAlL.
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PARKS pR1cKLY pLAsrERs.

l.. PARKS PRICKLY PLASTERS.
They Impart Strength they Aunihilate Pain.
These delightful plastars yield readily
Parks 20 the motion of the body. absorb persp-
Patent ration and throw or all the offensive
Porus coagulated impurities Of the system--
Prckly They should be used for all Chronic
Plasters Pains, Fain'ness Dyspepsia, Colds, Con-
Are siifi,.;iGa Hsa.;a;;;..a .t...i. Female Wo"lf
Srld moss, etc. They retain their active prn5d p,,2d
py All lerIes 'SH ""'t' '''S'N' " 80 ",4'' Is
Dealers where applied pain cannot exist. Every
Frm family should have tnem' ohe SIC 'n
to2k cloth, three sizes onleather. Sample sent
Dimes. by m all, on receipt % 20 cents y
April, ls6l--40ly.
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II Is no, strange TIM, Dr.. S. A. Wcavcr's Canksr
nni Salt Rheun Syrup is so very popular. It is
really what i pretrnls 30 be, anil cures Cauker
Salt Rheuin, ErSipl,s, Scr, Eyes, &c, lust as Il
says to do. Il is the proluc, or unr,mtting toll
AMI patient investigation ot these diseases by q
regular physiciou--o man of cx;cn ,ive practice, IN
honorable Christian man, ltis Just what the pub
lie have long wanted; medicine which th,v could
rely upon which would not deceive or d fraud SUI.
iemng hum nifty. W. advise our hi,nl To seek
reHei in tna n'ver-Gilng rm ,lv, anl speedily re.
remove tha evils which they havt $, long suGarel
sold by PscN UlNuroN Saws
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We take plrlsurc in cllliuE attention to tho med
icines advertised in our paper hv J. ~ Itlrris &
Co.. of Cincinnati. Perry Davis Pain Killer Is
well known ~ tht public anl ia M rtcumm,n-
dation from rs, as It's good qualities in all cases
lNtte,s, in case Of dyspepsia, nuniics liver com
plants, AMI in all clscS where tonic Is necessary
is Mgaly re 'mm led. DR.. Wclvar's svtun an
c1rdtc are desirable rem dies in cases arising from
ot the two is sHd to result favorable in ali cases
In the above list my b, toNri plroraa for all
diseases; Try thcm.-Nlauson star, Frb 18th, 1850.
Mluson, Juneau CO., Wis. S1ll by Pick u HAM.
ILroN. 22NS
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d MICHIGAN Rail- ROAD.
3 EP " 5 5azi1'?2 7F7l,.ii GE

SHORT LINE To CINCINNATI, DAYTON
INDIANAPOLIS s LOUISVILLE.
On and after Sunday, Nay u, two Trains will
Jackson, ami Nicfirlp Southern r. RIiiroads; at
1920 A. M.---arliying in Dayton nt $50. p. NJ.
940 r. M--aIriving in DAYTON at 7S0 a. NJ.
Time from Detroit 70 Ciucnuati l2 hours and 10
minutes by each train. Cgnnecgng at Lima with
Rliroad for Crcs,line, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia AMI
fans On the BeIloontaine Llne Tor fdItnt gits "hr
Ae Southwest, and at Piqua ana Dayton Tor Column
bus.
sSy-No Change of cars between Toledo and
Cincinnati.
FARE IS low AS yY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Fer tickets Apply at the Ticket ohice of tho
Michigan Southern Company.
+. N. SHOEMAKER, Supt, Dayton, q.
N. SHOEMAKER, Gen, FRI and TIKI Agt, To-
edo, Ohio.
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MARKETS.
Pnrrrshnrr Market.

PcTrvkburg MarNcts
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY =. n. MILLER co.
What s9ou.....s5 905 Sllur z brl ...S565%
(ycol..........2OG2 Hams Y 10 GA Toe
T,llo,v q b....... o. Sloul lors n b.. So
Rvn y bY .........3 3nc Poultry e fb 5f0Sc
Cor, % IN -. 2Si127o Eggs q loI .... T6ec
o,ts = bn -. $4,000 Fathers p tb 4i7o50e
pntatoes q bu 90 025o Groom III les S2tb- S9S
i,uttcr sa NJ. 8nloo Sal. y bri. ...., 81. rs
isri . " ...,,." &c Clover Seed q bu 80. so
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Testimonials OF TIE Horace Waters Pianos
ana heioGcons.

'1hc paro came to hand in first rate order It's a
nfaUI"" instrument an4 ~ mistake lee d Walker,
PAiiaoeiphtd, Pa.
JcAn Hewitt, of Carthage. New York, who has had
one VI lie Horace Waters Ianos. writes as follows:
A friend of mine wishes to purchase a piano for
Ter She kes the one y"u sold me III December l-j6.
~ piano - becoming pppuir in this place. and l. ink
c"n introduce one or t"o more they vii! be more
io!4.aT than any other n...hc.'
We have two Of Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary On of which has been severely tested for three
years and We can te.ty TO their good quality and du-
rahlty.N-Voodf Gregory, Mount Carroll, MS.
I'll. YATES. Esg.--Dsar s,r: Having used one Of
your iAn"f"res for two years past; have found N 4
very sngsrI0r Instrument ALoszo GRAY.
Pr,aetpal Brooily Heights Summary.
THE ano lreceE1a fFom you continnest to give sat
ist.c;"H. regard it Of the beet Instruments N
the l'tae"."-James L.. Ciorte. Charleston. "a.
" he helodeoh has safely arrived feel obliged TO
-! f,r your liberal discount Ill do all l can for you
III !ae.e parts. '-kee. j. HcCOrmek, YarqssriNe.sC.
The Piano was diy received. 1t in excellent
c'ndtion. and IS 'ery much admired ~ my Numerous
family. Accept ny thanks for your promptucss.''--
Robert CgoPer, H9rrs"ham, Brsdtord county, Pa.
l"ur Piano p'eas"s we'll. IL 18th, best one in ur
Cornty."-1homas 4. latham, Canaehon, Ga.
We are very mucl Obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $50 and We shall take IA rs
to recommend 1t. '-Biank. Heid a. Co., BuFato Dem.
The Horace Water Pianos known as among the
very best are enabled TO speak these instrument
ceen. tone and durable quality."-.H r. Esaagehst,
I'VE can ssaN II the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from !er,eal knowledge. as being Of the very
best quality. - taristtan f"teihgenrsr.
"Nothins 3. he State Fair displayed greater excel
ence IN any deprn.ent than the Horace Waters Pr
amos. '-Chnrch1aau.
The ilorace Natere Pianos built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. " have no tiou.
that huyerS can do well, perhaps better this than
At any Other house in the tniun.'--7drocate& JourL
-" atsrs f,aau. and Melodeons challenge compari
son with the finest made anywhere in the country -
iomt Journal
Horace waters Piaao-Fortes are Of full rich All,
even tone. and pow crful. Een York Musical Reeien
Our Fields viii find at Mr. v a,ers store the verl
best a-sor Of Pianos to be found in the United
states, and urge southern and western friend
10 gave ham call whenever they 80 to New iogk.'-
''r3Aans Magazine
HanroomS 3]3 Broad way, New York.
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Ne are happy to.ay 10 thu thousands who are u.in:
our machines, and the thousands that want them. thai
each machine bears the patent license stamp @
GR0VER d BAKER. elias Howe, IT,, aud all person,
selling using them secure against any molesta
ton.
I Our Machines are row Just what We want them: il
dreCt competition and equally popular basis witt
the best made and h-hes: priced mat hines in any
ket, aud they still sold At $50 and SIS including
Iiemmcr. pf which have several styles. Needles
aud everything necessary their in family shop.
TIs makes them Still i'm cheapest, legitimate and Irss
Cla,a Machine IN market
In Justice to oar Machines as vel ls our cr,stoners
Offer to re fHndth money in sixty days forany
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purrisaser.-
THIS feature alone maS-s our machine worth much
more s other. as liner" IS necessarily some risk in
buying most machines
4 few Of lis superior qualities these:-it a
strtj. t ncedIe has great SPACE under the ARM
from common s,so"is, Lri!hCr being fastened and
both In sight, turns OF h.Ers; is ~ecur! from dustaf
exposes oil; :'.e' rurcase great than THAI
any ct'.r Ia. hf";i. has LUZ t"o regulating screws
hui both Shove and in front;Ih" driving wheel
ife!y ontse u the .Ie; il requires 10 aterat!an 0E
@T acties o! work certainly do heater greater
variety 81 work than any machine among the hundreds
WITH which We are acGuantct ts tension - perfect II
run. easily and still i. bother; uoEs.II; DJv;crs can
Ige l.. None other viii satisfy whaEe 1t is kno"u
We safely that no I!rce Of ithor-savins MA
cnery ever grew rapid! iato universal favor as our
sewing nacres. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks first class mahnes and though our
ucturGs facilities have hcen largely increased
have not been able TO aIppl@ the demands during the
pas. season. We fill al c.,rrs. We have I'D
d-d T. our styles the Rghtsde Blake d johnson al us
table i"u!n.r, and defy the world produce
ae;s"r instruments r doing all kinds 81 sewing and
emf; oii,ry lie: every who is Interested in III.
great trrruT eents in SEWN. machines whether they
sh 10 purchase a9t send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofsiI.ch.
We mast ca:l!O the public az .rst urrrinciped and
perfectly t4ypnaHiF parties who have aimed to he
'Gr SUCCESSORS. representing thai machines
r'rkr', aud ofer 4 c:st-awar machine of ours in its
'aass. We only sell .ur own f.achiI,s Ta.tar: II
arr atet, and tie sole pcopg.;ors n re sht
o..A" es,erL States. Address
l.. CORNELL & CO.
Post Once box 81, Chicago, III.
Cal q. 1873 Lake StrgUt. stains y--Uro
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LUMBER.
SHINGIEa,
SQUARE TIMBER.
LATH, &C., &c.

Which they are determined TO sell as cheap as
can tie purchased anywh here in the city for cAsH.
Oar motto Is quick SAFES and Small Profits"
Any order from the country vii! be promptly
attended to- as much so as il the purchaser was
present.
Mr.. hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this City, fiat
tiers himself that he Al he able to render COM
! f.et. satisfaction to customers. Give us . call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mnscatine, Iowa, April lst. 1850.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Fall Term of
~ the TIProE USIoI ScuonL will commence
Monday September I'd 1851 Al pupils or stu
dents are requested to be in attendance on the
first day OF the term. Students outside Of the
limits of the school District will not be permit.
ted to att. nd school until their tuition for the
term is settled. and for that purpose, students
will call and arrange ,hei. tuition with 8. w.
Young, Treas. By order Of the hoard.
EN-. HUBER. Soc.
Upton. August 22d. 1861