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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03
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STAMPING REoEIpTs There seems TO be
some msapprehension ia relation to the amour
Of receipt gwen on payment of money, re-.
quirlng to be stamped. II should be under.
stood that receipt requires no stamp when
the amount does not erceed $40, aud the Com.
missioner OF Icter0al Revenue has decided that
when the sun OF over twenty dollars are paid,
aud the person paying he same asks Tor re-
ceipt, said party should furnish the revenue
stamp required by law. Ou the other hand, if
the parry receiving the money tenders receipt
without being requested to do so, be is the pro.
per person to furnish the stamp. In no case
should receipt Of over twenty dollars be sjgu.
ed uutil the stamp is attached, a..,o b
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Comforts fer the soldiers.

a
As there is a failure of the en-
cumher or p. il is important that every.
thirg that DO nsed for PICKLES should
be secured Green grapes and striug
beans, (if not TOO late, )are good snbsii.
utes, cabbage is excellent done in this
way. -a ~ 9
II the heads are small, halye them, il
large quarter them cutting our the STALK
Put cloves iD them and place in a jar or
keg POM on boiling vinegar seasoned
with allspice, cinnamon. aud cloves let
i stand lhree days, thsn rebpil the vinegar
as il eva poruIes sufficient TO cover the cab
bsges a1.. i.la ',.s iss .,..-.
The following receipt for tomato pickle
has been tested aud highly approved as uu
suliscurbutic by u hospital surgeon
Half barrel OF ioma'oes-aH but ripe
vinegar enough TO cover them boiled
with 2 ~. whole cloves, Q OF. stick CHINA.
mon. 2oz. aIlsIiee, OF mace, lcap very
brown sugar TO every gallon of vinegar
and a little salt Boil aud skim thoroughly
aud pour while boiling hot on to the toma'
toes. Turn the barrel end for end occa
sionally, TO distribute the spice and keep
the fruit from crushing s.s W
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EXTENT OF PREPARATION. -Gey. Morton
stated in his discussion VITA Mcdonald, bis
c0pperbead competitor. At Lawrenceburg, /. d.,
on the 25th. that the whole contract for arms
oiwhich seizures 10 the amount s7s 900 had
recently been made at Indiuuapois aud New
York. was for S960,O00. This fact Is startling
enough as TO the real extent Of ihs preparatio ons
making in Ipdisns and elsewhere Tor revelation
In the North. Doubtless the money was furD.
ishsd, Is Gov. Morton suggests. BY the rebels
themselves.
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u. O. R.-T. A.-E. p.
HunnewelPs Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should haze in The
.,i,- AOSse, and phy


" They shoula have HussxwsLL's UsIvKRsAL coron
RsAKDT because Il eectualiy Colds whoopug and
Common Coughs Sore Throat HearseDess and Is the
hple and perfect Sooaing Syrup IA the world For old
ycuog BY day Night u be used with tile greatest
freedom, sud of the deaths by Consumption
stopped iasnts relieved OF their suffering by
stain behind. rres.af
They sbonld have HUSRKwELs Touu AsopySE because Il
perfect remedy Cor Neuralgia. Nervons Sick Head
ache Tooth and Esraehs ST. ytus Dance Pain In Stomach
AFTER Eating Nervousness Hystera, and the chief OF all
Of disease and insanity Sleep Its character
though active is simpe rs seion tn perfect conformity to
nature its end, cure relief.
has been successful, while Natures work is un
disturbed aud Is OF its most important points
y e-Y They should have HUssEwELLs EcLEcrgC PILLS,
because, with seldom but Single Pill for DOSE all de-
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by foul
stomach Loss of Appetite biiousness 20
usousy reatsd with ercuras and Jaundice For Worms
y sure cure. ~ f'tI ssf o. ... o la 81
te somaeh Ia the most fatal Of taking so many
fis st doae and then, what is important every Family
and every Purse bottle goes far or three Of
what q ordinarily sold. =. 81 p
the above not good results not con-
form TO Declarations will request agents to Refund
Money This Is the basis MY confidence and that of t
public IL asked to test "a '9 +E y ffit
HUNNEwELLs UNIVERSAL Couch REMEDY.
HussEwELLs ToLu ANoDYNE.
HvNNEwEIL's EcLEcrIc Puts.
~ F.ssims OF J. L. Hanpewsrs sislasass over cork.
OF genuine only.
JOHN L. HUNNEwELI, Prcprietor Boston Mas. ~,
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabola. Ohio.
JoHS d. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio. Wholesale Agent.
IL For sas By druggists everywhsrs. "a,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

AM nov In receipt OF nv FALL and
Il WINTER Stock Of BOOTS and SHOES. bopybt s,r
CASH. aud which will be sold the very lowest possible per
cent Tor Cash or Produce My stock consists In part a.
follows. = = - -
Is caaes cuatofn-mads thick boots i
p cases boys do do do.
~ cases youtbs do do iIf
cases gents calf boots l -l
'-'- cases boys de- d. f;i
cases womens misses and chidens calf Bamors oteee
btotees. " . = -ef~N
400 pair womens nd misses half Balmoral -
100 pair lasting gsiters-ades misses and crildreus
full stock of Chdreu's Shoes all sizes STYLES
Mems and boys calf Oxford ties and brogans
Gentemen's and ladies' rubber, plush buffalo Over
shoes chidren's caeks &C. all Of which offer on the most
liberal terms. .Hf'' '-...-'..r II.
Also good Stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
Grceeres Crocoy, Wall Papers, 10 sets Of Ladles Fur,
also few extra Auffs, cheap for the times. 4lF
Ashtabuia, Sept. 2lat, 1865. " - 7is
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DIED

AT his residence in East Ashtabula, on the
goth inst, MR ELmu KSArr, In the 77th year
OF his age. ,sntA
Mr., KNAPP was among the few survivors of
the early pioneers of the country, having settled
in this county in the year 1910 The estima-
ton in which he was held by all class of the
community, Is best expressed by the numbers
that followed him, and wept at his grave The
protracted suffering of the most painful disease
which ever afflicted humanity, were injured
with exemplary patience and Christian resigna-
ton. The only mitigation his sufferings seemed
to admit, was being surrounded by children
and kind friends, and the affectionate sympathy
and care of the Pasture of his life, whose un
wearied attention for years. have known no
abatement
But the conflicts of life are over, and there's
Sweet rest in Heaven"
Sentinel copy. f
Shot while watching the effect of his gunnery,
upon the enemy, on the 18th of August, by a
rebel sharp-shooter, Corporal PERRY STORM, of
Kirkland, where he has trends The bullet
which killed him passed through the surface
OF the embarsure. He belonged to Company
Z, lst o. L. A.
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CHRISTIAN CoNMrssIoS.--J. L. fNoERsoLL, o f
Cleveland, who has been spending some time
the front, gave aa interesting account of bis
experience and The working Of that Commission
in relieving the suffering, giving comfort nod
consolation tc the sick aud disabled soldiers, TO
large audicuce at the Congregational Church
on Sunday afterhoon last. The effort had in
view, the raising Of greater Interest in the pub.
lie mind, and the contribution OF means for aid.
ing the Commission.
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Think oft.

oA -fli.k st' il..lf-f .
ss- At best life is not very long. A few more
SMILES few more tears some pleasure and much
pain, sun shine aud storm; clouds and darkness.
hearty greetings, abrupt farewells, and then
our little play here will close l. it worth
wliie, we ask, 10 have che tle pleasure We
you'd otherwise erjoy married by au uupleas-
ant u not dangerous cough, when single rs
cent bottle of tnat justly popular remedy Mad
ane Porters Coagh Baisdm will effect au i'm
mediate curef All Druggists sell it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

ARMS SFIzED IN OHIo.-The Dayton Journal
says that on the 9th Of August three boxes o
arms were received at that place for the
Adams Express Company, addressed TO party
in Miami County. care of Anderson & Dobbips.
Dayton. The boxes reached their destination.
On the Oath another box came. addressed in
the same way, but Anderson & Dobbins refus-
ed 10 receive it. and it was taken possession OF
by the Provost Marshal and found to contain
two pistols and eight breech-Ioading riaes..l
We doubt not the same kind of business is
being carried on all through the West Indeed
10 very many localities the Sons of Liberty are
already armed
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RscRUITIEe AoEsT --LIKUr. 4. ID. LEsIrE, of
Geneva, has received acommission for recruit
ing and enlisting abe-bodied men under
She present call Of the executive. Such voun :
teers will be assisted in arranging the local
bouDties, and also, che terms Of connection
with the regiment to which any volunteer may
have a preference. Lieut.. Leslie, will be found
or may be addressed at Geneva
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

BESANDRETH's VEGETABLE PILLS.
Are ihable for costveness pasms OF appetite sick
headAehe gidduess, Of bcatng meals dizziness
and crsmpng palms, aud all disorders OF the
= Original Letter at 2g4 Canal Street. New York.
D. @, COOK, publisher Of the STATE Banner, Ben
nngton. vt says: he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
suffered 20 severely from Il that not particle OF food could
be taken without occasionng the most uncomfortable
ton 10 hts stomach. For Eve years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The dfst box did not to beue6t him much
ond produced chaqge. and by the lime he had
es COMPLETE CURE effected He says my dyspep
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FRIENDS OF TIE FRKEDMEN. REy. p.
MIXER, Missionary Teacher among the Freed.
men in Mississippi aud Louisiana, aud for few
weeks collecting agent Tor The Western Freed.
men's Aid Commission. will exhibitthe con.
dision of the Freedmen, through the County OF
Ashtabula. on the following days. to wit:
Harpers6eld Celter, Sunday, Sept 4th, IOs A. NJ.
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War las itsTrumphs, SO has Peace.

y While the armies OF The Union were winning
victories, the Chemical iSoieratus was enjoy wing
q series OF uninterrupted trumphs over tue pop.
inlar aversion to all saieratus, because the com.
mon kinds in use were found to be deslru .tiye
Sci ence had demonstrated that the Chemicie
Soierdtas was not only pure 10 its nature but
wonderful in its effects, producing better bread
and biscuit than any other kiud Of saera,us or
soda known. .-.,.t .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

A lady once asked gentleman what
wit was like. 10 which he replied; Like
your lady ships bottle Of sal volatiIe---poig.
nsut at The first opening. on being 10 mdch
handled about, loses oil It's favor aud be-
comes insipid.
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wives, hIo.hes, and Sisters.

Whose Husbands, Sons, aud Brothers are ser.
wing IN the Army, caDuot put iu their kuapsacks
a a-lnore necessary or valuable gift than a few
boxes OF Hoitotoays Pills and Oial,neni.-
They insure health even under the exposures
oi soldiers HE ~ the reader OF this notice
cannot gel box OF Pills or Ointment from the
drug store iu his place, let him write 10 NE so
Muiben Lane epcloseing the mount, und 1
VIII lisil u box free Of expense. Many dealers
Will potkeep my medicines on hand because
they cannot make as much as on other persons
make. 80 cents, 50 cents. aud 81 ~ per box
or pot. 1bi aiW 4ui HrH fH'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

Mathews' Chocolate Worm Dropss-Never
tai to destroy and extenste aknds of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all cases and far superior any aud
all the Fancy Worm Confectons and yeiuge
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other deleerous Drug Moth
should always purchase them aud give their children
ofher No cshartc whatever necessary given Each
box eonteips y Drops or Lozenges. Price rs cents
for sale H all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
- N .s.,t C. r. WALKER, Gen. Agent
OFT t.I 'fSsi Buffalo, N. Y. Fort Erie, @. W.
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wha, Is the differences between 40 Irish.
msn and . eco,chniah on the top OF .
mountain In frosty weather One Is cowld
With tho kilt, end !6s Other is kilt With tho
eovh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

KrEosyrLLK ACADEMY opens the fall term
sery aatteringIy with leo names upon Its roll
the fret week, and others coming. The iucreas
ed accommodations are completed, and the
prospects are decidedly satisfactory.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

The WEArHER.-Since the long heated term,
during which every thug seemed ready to die
and dry up, the change has been most invigora.
ting and refreshing. Rain has fallen frequently
and freely, and the brown aud parched earth
has with surprising suddenness assumed a
beautiful living green and all nature is at once
invigorated aud promise and plenty reign on
every hand. The temprature, too is become
sufficiently cool and bracing. Should this state
of things con iuue. mud we should be spared
FROM early frost, the subsistence Of stock will in
great measure be relieved. milk and butter
will become more easily attainable, and the
threatened fifty cents pound for the latter
article, will scarcely be realized.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

The beneficial effects resulting from The nan
OF this Remedy and its extensive use for couobs
Colds aud Throat Affections, has brought out
many limitations, most OF which contain in.
JurlOus ingredients. The Troches have prosed
their efficacy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

Bio ISvEsrixrSr.-Specials from Indiana polis
to Cincinnati make the value Of the SO iEure
of arms and ammunition for the Sons Of Libe rty
amount to $4,000. They went in strong aud
came out sold
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

SuRoEoS EANEs, IL viii be learned with pleas
ure, is with his regiment awaiting at Columbus
to be mustered out, and may therefore be ex
pected home in few days, to resume his pare
tice 10 aa4
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Special Notice.

4 LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
on my Books prior 10 the lat day Of ses are
Respectfully Requested
20 call and settle the same without delay Those having
Notes due and unpaid hereby reminded that nt ts
Money TO meet my liabilities. Wheat Oats Corn Pork Iut
counts, II delivered NOW. GEORGE WJI'IARD
n Ashtabala. Jan. lst, 1854, Is, i. .-...s.l -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

To Sr. LouIs.--On Friday last, an excursion
party on the Atlantic and Great Western r.
R., reached st. Loui, 10 forty hours from New
York, without break of guage or cha pge ei
cars -tt
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LUMBER WANTED.

WILL Pay the market price in Cash
for any all the following kinds Of Lumber delivered
Il the Store In this place formerly oecupied by Prentice
Smith Co. or At The Harbor ofAshtabula. to witt
100000 feet inch White Wood--l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood-l2 feet long
SO 600 feet Il inch Chair Plank--l2 feet long
100000 feet II to 4 incbs thick--l2 feet long
10000 to 10 in sq- columps--l2 feet long
100000 feet to 4 10 White Ash IL feet long
.. Z. r, WILLIAMS.
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Brewery.
Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Lake County r ths nearest and most convenient 70,
quality Of its stone superior for hmnssz Of texture and
durability Stone cut any dimensoHs and for any puposs
Orders solicited Fsgginx. stsps stonss Undsr.
pnnne. Window and Door Gaps A,d sus Coping and Wa
Yer Tables When The travelling sood parties DO ths
Thompson. .D~s .. taAa e7k
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

Nurror.=-REv A.A. LrvERxoRx President
of the Mesdvie Theological School, will preach
10 the Chapel OF the Unitarian Society. 10 Aus.
tinburg, Sunday, September 4th. Service at
l0t A. NJ and at 1P. NJ Friends ofa Liberal
Christianity, and oil interested, are invited to
attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

QUoTEs FILLED.-Several of our sister towns
announce with patriotic pride no doubt that
they are out of the draft, as follows New
Lyme, Trumbull, with 10 to spare; Monroe,
Jefferson.
The discovery that The State was head of
the requisitiou Of former calls, has helped
matters materially. Ashtabuls, we learn from
the military committee lacks 30 men to re.
lieve her from the draft.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

InstrWctton I'm Music.-PRoF. 7. H. HOPKINS,
Gives nsruction In Vocal and Instrumeta
Plan Violin and Guitar and viii Arrange and Compose Mu-
sic when desired. q, u rtn 81 = r..
TUITIoN-$ru term-one-half In advance Pupils will
be Accommodated with use Of Piano at bis residence 100
s1p3gsssbe ,Axof ~. ,AiIsiaa54hstt !
ssponiner, Cvnccntrated Lye, or Family
SOAP meker.-wsr makes high prices, and sspouihsr
hepsto reduce them. II makes SOAP for -FOUR CENTS 4
POUND, using your Kitchen groase.
~ = "a ~ / - -
fBCAUTI0Ni-A spurious Lyes offered Also be caro-
eothers being eeuntsrfeits. -
= tssilaI.f 81 ~. . the as.a 81 l.f
-s1 a7z-fA ~. rH a1-.q -.a
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TO Nsrvous Sunerers OF Both sexes.

Reread Gentleman hapin Restored to health In
tsw Ailthe usual routine aud irregular
expensive modes Of treatpen without considers
his sacred ddro eommunicare to s afflicted fellow
lures the sKass oy CURE Hence, the receipt ofsn ad-
dressed envelope he will send frec) copy ohe prescp-
ton uhed. Direct to DR.. JoHx II DAox.LL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, NY. .T.'
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robIss, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :

Tobias y.h.tfsh Linim,nt.
A certain cure for paiues 10 limbs auj b ack
sore throat. Group, rheumatism, collie, &'. A
Peneet ami'y medicine that never fails. Readl
Kead!l Rsadlll
LIsoSIA WAYNE Co, Mrcu., June l6, 1868.
lhls isto certify that my wife was taken
WITH Vansy Sore Throat; It co nm,nced to
swell, aud was so sore that she could not swal.
iow' w ana couehed violently. I used your liniment
aou maoe perfect cure 10 one week. firmly
oeneve that but for the lniment she would
have lost her life. Jony n H,,,.v :,
Ince 90 ana o0 cents. Sold by all drug.
g'sts. Once Do Cortlaudt st., N. Z.
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hkvESrE DEcrsIoN.-The Commissioner Of
internai Revenus has decided that where an.
other party than the owner of railroad, capal
or steamboat, has possession, cure and mupage.
menl oil road, boat, barge, &c., doing business
anu receiving the fare aud freight be. aud no.
the owner is liable for .tha. tax. Expenses
paid Tor tolls towing, pilotage, wharfage, State
or municipal taxes Cannot be deducted from
Tue gross receipts before making returns. Any
party using his own vehicle or vessel for trans.
portatiou of bis own property. is not iiaole to
the duty, nor is party who occasionally ,lraus.
ports passengers or freight.
Livery stable keepers. keeping horses aud
carriages for hire, are not liable, bat they be.
eome liable if they engage in the business of
transporting persons aud property for hire
transportation OF property, passengers or mail.
between the United States aud foreign ports,
Is exempt from duty. Sums received by steam-
boats for berths, aud by railroads for sleeping
cars must be incIuIed 10 tbs gros, receipts. i
The towing Of boats and RATS by tugs, is not
considered transportation, and is not liable to
duty.
The Revenue law authoriz persons, Cou-
panles and Corporations to add tax TO the
rates OF fare, notwithstanding any limitation of
law or agreement, but no such addition is given
for addition Of tax to bills OF freight. Rail-
roads aud bridges, where annual gross receipts
do not exceed the amount necessary to keep
them in repair. are exempt from duty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

New SrocK YARDS The new stock yards
OF the Chicago, Burlington & Qaiuc, X. r.
Co., in Chicago are being fitted up in the most
extensive and convenient manner, aud add
greatly to the facilities for receiving and
shipping stock Of all kinds. Four of Fairbanks
Stock Scales. forty.two feet long. and wide
enough to weigh an entire car load at once
are being built in the yards so that all stocks
received or delivered Gao be promptly and cor
rectly weighed.
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Cyrus .Apery,

cyrus .7UeFy,
Manufacturer Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
WOULD announce to the public, that
he has opened Shop on Main At, Ashtabula oppo-
site the store Of G. Dick three doors south of the Bank
for all kinds of Jobbing, and work 10 his line
which will be attended to with pomptness and workman
like manner
From ten experience in Eastern and Western cities
and amount of country practice he has fullest con-
fdeuce that he can give satisfaction to all.
Tin Roofing, Setting Of Hot-Air Furnaces,
Guttering and Eve-troughs,
will receive special and ready attention.
All kinds OF Ware win also be kept constantly on hand for
Wholesale and Retail Stoves and Stove Furniture Hollow
Ware Tin and Copper Boers Tea Kettles Stove Pine
kept en- hand ard made 10 order.
Old Copper Brass Iron Rags, and CASH. taken In e1-
change C,AVERY,
As6tabula, Ohio, March 4, 1883. coo
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prSsarLyAsiA-Ths Legislature at It's re.
cent session authorized the organisation of the
State Guard. and Gov. Curtin has decided 10
call out about four or ave thousand for immedi.
ate duty on the frontier. 1fvolunteers are no,
'ound 10 sufficient number there will be draft
TO fIl the ranks ath
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Ashtabu1a Union School.
George w. Waite, A. b. srperinfsnasr.

George w. Waite, A. b. Superintendent
. 70. W. WAITE Principal of High School
---- Grammar
Miss CARRIE Z. KING, intermediate Depsn uen,
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Departn snt
Miss SUSAN NJ, WILDER. Primary Department
The School Free 10 all persons suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Dsct attached thereto
for School purposes"
constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
w-nh
For Primary $500
For Grammar 1900
For High school 1900
Tuition payab lie In advance
All applications for admission to be made to ts sperin-
tendant
The Fall Terpa commences Monday September 5th
1863 and the Winter Term Monday, January 3D. 1865.
highly desirable that pupils should gan III, open.
ing No pupils out of the village will received for
aless period than term and no deduction for
eept IN cases Of sickness or removal.
~ Rev. N. GlLLETT,
Rev. r. II. C0NKLlN. , Board Of Educaton.
G. Z. BRUCE.
H. FAssETT. Prssf,
H. L. MORRISON, 7rsas
Q. G. CULLEf, Board of Educafinn.
J. b. CROSBY,
WN. SANBoRS,
a. F. HcBsARp. Secretary.