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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-10
What the Present Administration Has
Done.


Speaking of what the Administra-
tion has done, the Philadelphia Gazette
says:
As its errors have been SO widely.
magnifed and canvassed by Democrat
! ic partisans, crazed with the greed OF
office, perhaps it is as well to put upon
record before the people what it has
done in its general measures, that its
errors fdetail may be compared with
its successes Of policy.
1st. 1t has made this republic the
greatest military power in the world.
I'd. lthas re rievod the national credit,
and placed it upon such a basis that it
cannot again be shaken.
Sd. 1t has given us o national cur
rency so superior to the wild cat paper
previously flooding the country that
everybody reioices in the change.
4th. 1t has given us u protective
tariff, not likely to be changed in pol
icy for long time to come.
9th. 1t has abolished slavery and
lpolygamy in all the national terrific
ries, and put an end forever to all de-
signs of the South upon our vast do
main. u
9th. It's policy has enabled the peo-
pie of West Virginia and Missouri to
rid themselves of slavery by means of
a judicious system Of gradual enamel
patton. .
7th. 1t has added Kansas to the
Union as a free State.
9Th. 1t has conquered the whole
Mississippi valley.
9th. 1t has in the midst of the war
held with an iron grasp and tostered
and defended all the previously y organ
lied and existing territories, and has
also organized the new territories of
Dacotah, Nevada, Colorado, Idaho, and
Arizona.
10th. 1t has fortified our northern
border, our Atlantic and our Pacific
COASTS with immense works, and given
us large and formidable navy, so that
we are in complete posture Of defense
against any European foe.
1lth. 1t has reconqucrcd Maryland,
West Virginia, Kentucky, West Ten
ncssse, Missouri, northern Arkansas,
Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi and
parts of other rebel States.
18Th. 1t has rctakcn nearly every
leading city in the south, including st.
Louis New Orleans, Nashville, Viclls-
burg, Memphis, Natchez, Jackson, Nor
folk, Pensacola, Newborn, Baltimore
and Alexandria.
18TH 1t has recapturcd nearly every
fort on the southern coast formerly be-
longing to the Union.
14th. 1t has developed enormous
financial power in the loyal States, far
exceeding anything ever dreamed of
before in this country.
18th, 1t has demonstrated that the
resources of the North are inexhausti-
bic, and that the most gigantic war
cannot impair them,
10th, But, greater than all, it has
demonstrated the unbounded and in
vincible strength of the national gov
crnment, which defes rebellion, and is
able to cope with any foe, internal or
external,
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this was moving up main street pro-
ccssion nearly as dense was constantly
moving out Wheeling street, and we
found, on going out nearly an hour af-
ter the regular procession, a continu-
GUS stream ofcarriages passing out both
streets. Hundreds came to the grove
by the different roads without passing
through the city. Up to the time Of
our arrival on the grounds, the gate
keeper on the Pleasantville road in
formed us that over / 100 vehicles had
passed through the gate, and hund-
reds through the two gates on the
road which passes North by the grove.
On inquiry we learned from several
gentlemen who counted the entries
at the two last named gates, that the
number, added to the 1, 100 which pass
ed through the first gate, summed up
1925 conveyancesl
10000 OR $4,000 PEOPLE PRESENT.
Gen. Carey, who attends all the mon
ster meetings, and Mr.. Harris, who
has been connected with all the State
Fairs for years, both of whom arc in
the habit Of. estimating crowds, put the
number present at from 10000 to 25,-
900. By the usual method of estima-
ting by newspaper reporters there were
at least 10000 present. In fact, they
We're "too numerous to MENTION" and
as Gov, Brough says, can only be
Counted by the acre" ..l
LARGEST MEETING But ONE IN THE STATE.
Governor Brough assured the com
mittce that this was the largest meet
ing he had attended in the State with
the exception Of the Hamilton meet
inc.
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ANDREWS AND KILBACK'S
WATER WHEEL.

MILLWRIG hts and all persons Interested in the
lVlecononical use ofwater power, invited 70 an
examinaton and trial OF these wheels 1t is claimed
that they cannot be surpassed for simplicity, durli
NY ana adaptation % general purposes! Being quick
mohoned, they seldom require any gearing for IN
creasng speed.
Where the head Of water ranges from to or 10
feet: the burr Is usually pacei on the water wheel
shaft thus avoiding MI friction, &C., Of intermediate
gearing.
A q Or % inch WHEEL. used for thi4 purpose, di,
charging from 100 u llJ inches Of water accOrlng 10
SIZE. They are made IN one solid casting, AMI are
furnished with an iron scroll or sute, with bri &c.
tree gate pnion and bolts TO isten To the floor 80
!sa small JOB u set them up. The pFice il $3.50 10
slD exclusive Of shsit smaller ones, suitable for
machinery for less. They are durable and effective
with nothing about them liable 20 get out 0: order or
cause trouble, and will be warranted to give satis,c-
ton when properly put in. For saw mill wheel o.
any other purpose That requires horizontal siat
'heynre superior 10 anything muse and it il conf
IDENTIFY believed they viii gun satisfactory reput alton
"hereverircd. FOrin0re definite information address
J. j. NELSON.
Ang27G}-22Iif. Columbus. Ohio
iC.rCleEllIc l. mon cow
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The Draft i'm Ohio,

The Provost Marshal General has
notified Governor Tod that assistant
provost marshals have been ordered to
make draft in Ohio For 1882 men.
1t would seem from the above dis.
patch that the report that there would
be no draft in Ohio was unfounded.
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"a office.

George Crook, Plaintiff
against In FAIRFIELD county
Boswell s. Benedict. william 4
Hall, Lewis ; ijenedct and Hon Common Tle4s
~ {. rOutllgick Defendants.
partners trading md doing Ulsi- Court Ohio
ness under the firm name vi
Benedict, Hall Go. .. .. 81 .
Boswell 5. Bcnedict William A. Hall, Lewis :. Ben
edct and Henry G. Southgck, paltners trading and
dong business under the firm and ranc N Benedict
Hall Il Co., a residngin the Civ ofNew York IN the
state Of New York, will take NOTICE that George
Crook o tho City Of Lancaster IL the county Of Fsr
field and State Of Ohio, did on the 24th day VI June
D. 1863 fc his petition in the Court Of Common fieas
within and for the county Of Fairfield IN said - e Sf
Ohio acains them, setting forth that on the 18th jay
ofNOyenber, A. D. lsj the said defendants iid en-
ploy and hire lin the sod George Crook ss their
clerk or salesman for and during the period OF one
year, beginning the lst DAY Of December 4 y ls59
and terminating the lst day Of December D. 1870
and then and there agreed 10 pay him the said George
Crook for and in consideration Of the services Of the
said George Crook under said contract, 10 b. is,i-
d"red the sun Of eight hundred dollars and praving
orludgment against the said defendant for tie said
sum ofSsp and also praying for writ Of attachment
against them. The said Bo.soii : Benedict william
Hall, Lewis = Benedict and Henry g. FOutin c ore no
titled that they are required u appear and answer said
petition Oh Or before The 18th day Of fSeptemLogAeg st.
GEORGE CROOK,
By John :. Brasse aid
Clarke Fritter. his Attorneys
Dated august 6, 't3-l9-sw.-pfs'.
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HQW,,70 ESCAPE THE DRAFT
The last ana Best opportunity to
Avoid the Draft
Recruits Wanted for The 18th
Ohio Cavalry.

NoVERNOR TOD HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY
M the Secretary of War to raise Regiment of Cav
airy IN Ohio to serve three years or during the war
andto be complete within forty days The Regiment
is intended for the Southern border Of Ohio where its
principal service will be- but the force will be liable to
be sent elsewhere, should the pubcint demand
This is the best opportunity which will be presented
to escape the draft, and il company Of recruits are
raised in this county il will probably exempt Fairfield
entirely. This branch Of the service is the most
pleasant, and its principal duty will be near home
Having authority from the Governor to recruit for
this Regiment, will he found Mt the old Schofield
Building, on the corner of Main and Columbus
Streets. .
The First and Second Lieutenants will he taken
from the ranks and will be elected by the members of
the company. j. HICKS,
Lancaster, ,Aug2J63 t Recruiting Officer.
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OFFICE OF PRcyo5T MARSHAL ASD BOAEo Vi
ESR9LLNENT, HEADQRs, ChillicOthe, Aug. 81. *
sEc Of the oct for enrolling and calling out the ia
tonal forces, &c, provides as follows:
where there are TWO Or MORE sons Of agad or in
firm parents subject 70 draft the father, OF II he Le
dead, the mother may elect which son sllll be ex-
emit"
The election or choice Of the son spoken ofn the
above section must be made It hralIlarters Chill
cothc hedrat II Is too late To elect ArrER the
draft is made.
By order Of the Provost Marslal Gcnrri.
GEO. W ROBY,
Capt. and Provost Marshal 18th Dis
P; 6. All other applications for exemption must be
made AFTER the DRAFT
Augl, 'G3-lg-3w
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We learn that on last Thursday
night a handsome child, six or eight
weeks old, was left at the residence of
u lady on Wheeling street 1t was
wrapped up, and laid in basket, with
the following note: -
"TalIe care of this babe. Call its last
name Waldron. viii send you $3.50
Il week, and clothing"
The owner can recover by proving
property and paying expenses.
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seS""The question is Var for tile
Union, or Peace and Disunion. Peace
means disunion and the man who Of
terS or calls for peace on any terms is
i'll favor of recognizing the indepen-
dence Of the Southern Confoderacy,
and needs watching lion. H. B. PoyHe,
UerelQ0d.
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D|-Phillip Rising, has just received
and keeps always on hand, large
stock of ready-made clothing, and en-
ploys the best workmen to manuiac-
ture clothing to order He is making
large numbers ofuniforms forarmy and
militia officers. Give him a call.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency Premature Decay, and Youthful Error,
actuated By desire to behehi others, will be happy
to furnish to all who need it free Of charge the recipe
and directions for making the simple Remedy used in
hl' case Those wishing to prohtby his experience
and possess Valuable Remedy-win receive the
same, BY return mall Carefully sealed, by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. % Nassau Street, New York.
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EDITOR OF GAZETTE-Dea, Sir With your
~ permission wish 10 say 10 the readers of your
paper that viii send by return mail to all who wish
1t, free Recipe, with full directions for making
ana using a'smplc Vegetable Balm that will effartu-
ally remove in ten days, P1mpes Plotches, Tan.
treckies, and all Impurities Of the Skim leaving the
same sott, clear, smooth and beautiful
VIII also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
VIII ennhlc them to start rull growth Of Lnxurinrt
Hair, WhIsksrs Mon 't,rlc, lose than 10 ia, s
Ahappcatlons answered by return mail free schargc
respectfully yours,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
April o. 1863 -2,ni
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-10

NARD PICTURE5 FOR ALBUMS, Just received
land for sale att. L. Tuthill's Book Store, large
and choice collection Of Cabinet Photographs Of our
Generals and other celebrities. Also Photographs
from the original paintings Of Raphael Landsoer, and
other distinguished artists.
. Lancastor, Sept 10th, CIT
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A AFriendin Mead. Trrit.

pr. sweets lntahlablc Linilnent is prepared from
The recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet .! C1nnngtcut the
gfeatDone setter and has been used in his practice
Tor the last twenty years with tha most astonishing
and will alleviate pain more speedily than aliy other
preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disor-
ders IT IS truly nfnUle, and as curatrc for soreg
Modnd4, sprdns' Bruises, &C.. its soothing, healing
ana powerful strengthening properties the Just won
der and astonishment Of al who have ever given it
trial Over one thousand certificates oi remarkable
cnres' performed by itwihn the last nS years attest
thla Ia5t' see advertisement Iva
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Ohio Annual Conference OF the NJ.
f. Church

The above Conference assembled at
Lancaster yesterday. A large number
of ministers are present The Con-
ference will remain in session until
next Monday or Tuesday.
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ADoLPn AARON has just received a
large stock Of ready-made clothing,
jewelry, &c. His advertisement will
appear next week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-10

LAGER BEER.-The revenue tax on
lager beer, in the Lancaster District,
Pennsylvania, amounts to $517..59 In
this district itamounts to s55. 49,. Sig
nifcant figures.
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5sth Regiment.

Lieut.. Col. Jackson is recruiting for
the 5Sth Regiment, o. V. l. This Reg
iment has been through many battles,
and is one of the most distinguished in
the service 24-3w
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D1+Several communications and ad.
vertisements are crowded out Of this
weeks paper, but will appear in our
next. tf
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

HNhE underslsned, executors Of Henry Arnold de-
ceased WIZ 0er for sale AZ pubic auction, at the
Goa'l Horse IN the City Of Lancaster Ohio, on satur.
gay the lgtb day Of september 1868, at o'clock PM
tho l-tn0Wn arm Of H.. Arnold, deceased, located
the Southeast quarter ofsecton No l. township No u
N range 70 " containing ls5acres, more or less
The sad Farm has all necessary improvements; Is
under good fencing; well supplied with good fruit
trees watered BY running stream, and has never
islng springs AbdAi 80 acres are clear and under
good cult yaton, tneCalsncc is choice timber land in
solid body.
The above Tar vii 30 held for private sale between
tins and the dag ofpuIlic sale as above
Terms Of sale,-Onethrd in hand; one-t third IN one
year and one'third in two years from day d sale with
interest.
For further particulars eppIy 10 either
g. b. ARNOLD, Executors o,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio the estate oi
-..- b. T. REINMCND, II. Auoll,
Aug n Gc-22-lw.
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OBITUARY.

D1ED-M Cincinnati, on the 18th ofJuly, 1863, Mrs
ELIZABETH ROMAGOSA, aged AZ years.
DIED-on the 9th day of July 1863, at Matamoros,
Mexico, FELIX BATTLE RoNAGosA, in the 18th
year of his age
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ROaH Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to I'll whom il may con
y Germ that at the next Session OF the Commission
of Fairfield County. 10 be lIeli in September ne.
there will be presented Petition Praying for the
Enlistment of tine following described County Ho1I
to-wit: Commencing on the Rainbew Road, and thence
North on the line of the Townships of Rchlanl, Ple
SAINT and W Walnut 10 tho Drove Road
MANY PETITIONERS.
Iul 1c quI,
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J. w. LEWIS. M. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

PHTSICTAN AND SURGEON
Has permanently located in the city of Lancaster.
OFFICE AND REsIDENcE-corn Of Broadway
DR.. Wagenhals where he will be found day OF night,
unless absent on professional business.
Reference-.Dr. Rorstler
Lancaster, April II, is6l If .r. ..
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18th Collection Dis
trict in Ohio.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL WHOM
VII may concern, that the lists, yalustOns and
enlinerauOns Inade ond taken within the county Of
Fairfield ~ SAID Collection District BY Assistant As.
SCISSORS, will be deposited in the Assessor ONCE in
Lancaster. Fairfield County, Ohio,
and let open for examination from the 10th day d!
september, A. d. 1863, until the 18th ~ ofSeptem-
Der, 4, D. 1863, inclusive, ard that on the 9TH Zgh
aud 10Th days Of September, A. d. 1853 appeals will
1e received and determined BY the Assessor Of said
us.Ilct rel3tve ~ erroneous excessive Valuations
made and returned - by the Assistant Assessors
Ut the Asse,sors Office aforesaid, and that On sad
last NAMED days will again be submitted 10 the IN
spreuon Of any. and oil persons who m0y apply fDr
That purpose; the Isis taken and returned Gy AS.
sstaIlt Assessors s5 aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor as Aforesaid shall he
made IN writing, end Shall specify the particular
cause matter Of thing respecting which decision is
requested. CHARLES +. SHHFFER,
Assessor 9f l2tli Collection District of Ohio
Lancaster, q, sept. itl, Iss3-24-4x.
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Estate OF Matthew Davidson.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.j,q,e1 has
Y been duly appointed and qualified as Admnistra.
tor ol the estate Of Matthew Davidson deceased late
oil FAIRFIELD County Ohio Persons having claims
present Them to the niersigned and those in.
debtcI 70 It are required 10 make Immediate p.y-
incnt WILLIAM NrETVi.Fy -
aug u IJCj-2-3W. .f..... Administrator.
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MARRIED..

On the 3D. Of September, by the Rev. James T.:
Finch, Mr.. sl'LLIVANT l.. ARMSTRONG to Miss
sOLINDA y. GROVENBERRY, all of Franiin county.
Ohio.
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WRW@MH.

HEADQUARTERS 18th DISTRICT OF ONO, /
CHILLIooTHE, ONO, August 16 1868. !
A Reward of TEN DOLLARS (SlO,) and reasonable
expenses incurred, will be paid to any person arrest
ing and delivering deserter at these Headquarters
or to Deputy Provost Marshal Of this District.
GEORGE W. RoBEY,
Captain and Provost Marshal
September o, 1s63-2Jtf ~
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Notice To Road Builders.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that proposals will Ic re-
~ ceiyed by John Clancy. President Of the Grove
port and Lancaster Turnpike Road Company, 1T his
residence in Canal Winchester Franklin county Ohio
until the lst day of September, 1853 for building five
miles Of said road commencing near HookeTs bridge
thence on the location of said road north westward
TO the five mile stake~est ofCarron
Also for building the balance OF said road, eofnuen-
cling at said five mile stalk" thence north westwarlly
the location Of said road to the termination Di at
part Of said road now under contract to John Robert
son, being also five miles and few chans Bids W II
be received separately for the above sections peru'e
work can he seen al the office Of join Idpman, Is L.
in Canal Winchester. By order of the Directors.
JOHN CHANEY, President
Aug1st lat 1Sgi-1q-yv
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MASONIC CALENDAR
REGULAR CoMMuNrcArIoEs.

LANCASTER LODGE, No. g7,..... septerpler ?, Isqa
CHAPTER, No IL. "A -
g. STEINNlAN, Recorder.
Lancastar, July 0, lsG3--Ij
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IMPORTANT TO TAx-PAYERs.

See the advertisement ofthe District
Assessor, G. f. Sh@Fer, in another
column.
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes.
vile Rail Road COmDaDy.

III OLDERS Of the securities Of the Above named
Company, (other than first mortgage Bond hold
crs) including Stockholders and floating debt creditors
are required to sign the terms Of re-organzatio and
TO assign Their Bonds, evidences Of Indebtedness an
Certificates Of Stock to the undersigned on or before
the TENTH lOhl DAY OF OCTOBER lsGI in or
der to any participation in the purchase Par
ties will not be allowed to sign after that date
For further information and Blanks. apply to JOHN
r. MUMACGH or WM. P. CREED, Lancaster, Ohio
CHARLES MORAN, Purchaser
September g. lSj3-jw23
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@o9G.

ON Wednesday, Sept 9th, Mt the Mass Meeting,
7 Dan OLD LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing
one $40 Treasury Note, and two or three doll ars in
postal currency besides some papers Of no value to
any, one except the loser; liberal reward will be
Office. .. ~.
MoRDEcAI CLOUD.
Sept o, 1863.
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t@-Wo invite tho attention Of our
readers to the card of DIR. T. o. Ed
wards, to be found in another column.
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GOING WEST.

Eastwari psssensss trains make close connections
u hlEe- Vile with Central Ohio Trains for all points
East
Westward Train connects as follows: At Morrow
with Little Miami Tram for all points south and West
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North
Freight ani AccomInDddion train leaving Lancas-
terra. jI5 4. ", nalcs close connections with Cen
Iral Ohio Tram for Columbus.
Daily lines Of Coaches connecting with PASSENGER
trains are run from CToleyie. Chillicothe and CO.
lunbu=
Rs.|pcci'l arrangements are made for carving
Live stock . the Extern Markets by the Baltimore
md Pennsylvania Railroads at low rates as are ui-
fered bv any other line
For through tckets East West or for further in
Vrinato1 20 Freight Rates or Shipments please ep-
pl! TO JOHN 6. rk-SELL. agent at Lancaster
WM. KEY BOND. RECEIVER.
v W. clRD Asst 5up't, GAINESVILLE, o.
Feb Is 'JS--ss-t.
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ZANE HOUSE,
CORNER Niiy AND Sth STREETS, =
INN NsISVAA4aAN. OHIO.
A. Il. COOK, PROPRIETOR.
GAINESVILLE, July 0, '63-lj-3ni.
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TENHB above Seminary, united with the Hygenic-
I'LL Home Cure, is an Institution Of learning that
presents to all, but especially TO InVads the
opportunity of securing thorough Education, and
Of improving their physical powers at the same time,
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
3Oh A. D. 1862 and consist of 10 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, rs follows
Summer Session from March the Goth TO June 10Th
1862 Twelve weeks tuition Sc. Vavation 10 weeks.
Fall Session, from August LIST to November the aofh
1883 Twelve weeks tuition &c. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, 1868 10 March
18th, 1864. Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must be paid in advance, secured by pote
and no reduction will be made account Of absence
nB-BoarIing, consisting Of farinaceous food fruik
and vegetables viii be furnished by the Principals N
So per week. 4...
BB-I have also purchaseda Pano, and secured thS
services of Professor G. SCHNEIDER to give instruction
on the Piano, and other instrument Of music rea>
sonable terms. Dr. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
and ABRAHAM FIXED, Assistants
February 20, 1ses-ly60