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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
SPECIAL NOTlCES.

Whiskers I! i-Thoss wishing = fns set Of whis.er.
nice noustache, beautiful head Of glossy hair wi
pease read the card OF Thus f. CHAPMAN in another part
ofthis paper. a.. sm7g2
BRIDAL. CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warning aud Ipstrue-
Gon for Young ben-publisbed by the Howard Assccia
ton and sent free OF charge. in sealed envelopes Address
DR.. j. sKILLlN HoUGHTuN. Howard As.ociatou, Phila-
dslphis Pa. y7s9
Whiskcrs! Whiskers!-Tfo you want whiskers
Nousiacte,i Our Grecan Compound will them TO
grow the smoo hest face chin bald Heads Six
Weeks Price, 00 Gent by mail any where closely seal
cd On receipt ofprice. Address,
WARNER & Co, Box 13s, Brooklyn, NJ Y. 5o01y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

A sALn Of ,oms eleven acres Of pssiure land,
lying on the Flats, adjoining on the east the
bridge oh The road leading to the residence Of
e. O. Hubbard, was sold during the present
week BY George Willard to p. n. WArsoN.
Esq for $3.50 per acre. Though the price is 8
pretty liberal one, the tract was perhaps one Of
the best, and most valuable, in the vicinity,
considering lie locality aud ease Of access, pro.
ductveness and supply Of water. The purchase
also includes the celebrated Fisk Spring"
valuable for manufacturing purposes, or for do
nestle use.
The farm Of Joel Gi'lette Of 20 acres, situa
ted on the Plank iu the township Of Ssybrook.
has been purchased by Rufus II Campbell, Of
Conneaut for the sum OF So $50.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Two old ladies nt party kept oontnn.
ally taking urff, much to the annovarce Of
the lady Of the house, who did not he,i,A,
% express her indignation in presence Of 81
~it who happened TO be present. Madam,
laid he, | really think where there are SO
many lights Of bcau'y, We want pair OF
snuffars
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
in InjalliJie Care for Bronchitis
Nr. Ward says

DR. wIsHAsT-Sir l had Bronchitis nnamaaa'i2n OF tne
Lungs shortness Breath and rspion o. ie Heart ~
their forms. had been restedy ~ .ne mus
emaent physicians in Philadelphia, IA 10 s @
being lsstored to health ay on the verge OF The
grave. Your Pine Tree Tar Corr n ,hntti =, , t
alter using four large and small bottle was reored to
PeueS' -, r. at olic" OF Receiy Of Taxes
voc NI 20 Of Chestnut aud Sixth streets.
nsHn A. NJ :" JonS WARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
Editor Of rsl.graph-psat Sir,

With your Isrnis ion with to say 10 the readers OF your
paper fm viii by Ietuin nn ~ all w1ro wish 1t
Tes) aAeee, With full directions iT making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will eeelual5 remove Ia
Gays Pmpes, Bloebes, Tsn FockIs aud all mpur
ahe S leaving the soft clear smooth beautiful
win also aas free 20 those having Bald Heads or Bare
Fsses amps directions and Information that will enable
III to start full growth Of Luxurant Hair Whiskes or
Aoustache in less than 80 days.
AL applications answered by return mail without charge
kssPeeifnlly yoprs,
- x4os. y, CHAPMAN, Chemist
.-,os eSl Breadssy, N. Y.
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CRIsTApoRO,s HAIR DYE,

Il ,.nounsed both " wsrh ofscisnee and the World
shion the ans.t preparation y art 70 rec
thy the short eomngs OF Mature nsns@s'Ssa ~ -
A.ulisd by ali Hair Dire
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
DIR. Wishdris Pine Tres Tar Cordial

DR.. Wishdrts Pine Tres Tar Cordial
will positively the following diseases Consumption IL
beyond the power Of medicine Inflammation OF the
Lungs Coughs Sore Throat and Breast Bronchitis Ashua
Tho above few among the Il ouands whom this great
remedy has saved fom a untimey grave.
have thousands OF letters from ply sicans aud drug
ests ho prescribed and sold the Tar Cordial saying
that they have used sold medicine which
such universal satisfaction.
REMEMBER THAT
The Tar Cordial when taden with Dr. WiSharts
Dyspepsia Pills. is iniallibe CURE for Dyspepsia
Bswars of COsntsrfeits
The sepuns has the name ohe proprietor and pine tree
blown in the bottle All others spurious limitations
DR. L. O. G. wISHART.
| No. 10 Nora sIooD srRssr, fulLApzLruIA. Pa.
,sis sela s.S z sss % %Yosi wSslsssis bsssssi~ -.
i b. 4 HsSpRy. ASais 49,. s, ""
- = = -- ~--.4ssas o,
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ManaJactory g. Depot.
Il .a9,r & eaaua

w. q. BESuAM has at length perfected his bust
on call for most OF ths il. s-ses - 81 ----- '-
Various kinds Of Pleasure Vehicles
having number now finished up ready for de)iex -
sides large quantity Of work In various stages OF
which may be completed upon short neiiss shss
feued. p frtii1 = We ~ - =
Orders win be received for ~o any parsuls ys
or pattern.
cpuut he fears eompeon west In the rsftsr
OF taste se OF excesnee Of material the 6dsbsg a1
Of these ssssmsn'1 any one may sA, himss " psnJ
Repairing Of all kinds done with prompsnsas Aa4 ~
factory terms.
WIN a. BkxgAx. y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Nv lungs and liver put act ion and the mol Do
matter which for had accImulited and irrtte Tie
different organs of the body eliminated the uberces on
INV lungs ripened and expecto atd om my lungs much
as pn, Of " low offensive matter every morning As this
of subsded the fever aaed The pane
lef me cough ceased 10 harass and the exau,ng
night longer known and hsd refreshing
sleep h ch had ong teen stranger. Ny appetite W
began to return found 1t difficult to restrain
mvse from eating much with this return Of health,
gnined in strength and aeshy. am now healthy
man with large heated ccatix IN the middle lobe 0f the
right lung and the lower bc hepared sb complete adhe-
the peu The left lung k sound and tie upper obe
of the right is in a ioleraby healthy condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
Cleanse the Blood.

:.
~ ITH corrupt, disodered yiiNted Blood, yoa arc
some active dtvsse it may merely keep you lssss de
ana goon ior soothing. But you cannot have gpoo
hedth Wie your blood fs IMPURE AYkRs SARsAPARItLt
ur2es out these impurities stimulates the organs o
I'VE iato vigorous action restoring the health ard expeg
disease. Hence IL IDLY Variety Of aints
which are caused y mpurty Of the blond such on
or Kings Evil Tumors Ulcers, Sores Eruption Pnples
Botches, Bo Anthony's Fire Ro.s or Eryspsss Tst
Ter or SAT- Rheum, Scad Head Ring worm Cancer 6r Con
ceFous Tsmors Soryes Female Diseasss such as Rete
on lIregnlary, Suppression Whites. Serity. also Sypt
s Vcneraf Diseases. liver Complaints and Heart ne
eases Try AYERS SARsAP4RfLLA and for yousef the
surprising activity with which oeauses the blood aud cue
these disorders ~ e N' .s1Ni eai
During late the public have been mised BY large bot
one dollar Most OF these have frauds npon the te
Tor they not only contain little. u any sarsspsrs bat Of
ten no curative properties whatever Hence bitter disap
polnen has followed the OF the various extracts OF
Sarsopliila which flood the Market until the has be-
come synonymous with imposition and cheat Still we cd
this compound "Sarsapaa, an intend TO supply such
remedy shall rescue the from the load OF oby
which rests upon It. We think have ground for believing
II has vtue which irresistible BY the Ordinary OF
The diseases It Is intended 10 We only the
SICK ta. offer them the best Alternative which knew
how prodnce and have believe II Is by far
the most ecua purifier Of the blood yet discovered BY any
body. y Fl u u
AYERS CHERKY PacroR 40 universally known to
PASS other remedy for the Coughs, Colds In
huenza, oar Group Bronchitis ncpient Cor,umP
ton, and for the reie Of Consuptive Patients In sdsed
stages the disease that It is useless to recount the eydsno
| of its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by Dr. j. C. AVER Co., Lowell Nass, and sold
by Gro WILLARD and II. A. uESDRY, Drug Ashahulss
and dealers everywhere. fei.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
.sthms. and Cough Cured.

~ Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instantaneous relief In
! - Of Asthma and Whooping Cough 1t often cures
ooping before half its COURSE Il aet at onee
pou the phegm and mueus and expels them from the
troa and the sufferer il relieved ln case OF Asthma Use
Dr. Wishats Dyspepsia Pills with the Cordial as they have
never boen known 10 fail TO cure that disease.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

To COnsum ptives.-The undersigned having been
ressored to health IN few weeks, by simple remedy,
ton ,s dread disea,e. Consumption ia anxious
make known 10 bis fellow sufferers the means OF
sd res Of ch.rge with the directions and
Ing the which they will fud for CoSsuxp-
TioS AsTnsA, bRoscHvIs, torGHe. COLDS &c The only
object M advertiser sending the Prescription is
benefit the afflicted aud spread Information which he
esvss be invsuabs and lie hopes sufferer will try
his remedy will cost them nothing, and may prove
ble,sing.
P.T,ls, Wishing the prescription Si please Ad.rs.:
special Netice.-To the Readers Of the Weekly 7si.
Eraph Ashtabua I'd Vicinity.
The uudsrsgn-d would respectfully ask nton 10 the
preparation. known as
Hunnewei's Universal Cough. Remedy.
The epeat Remedy for AL raroat Lung Complaints.
lIunnew wells T'oa Anodyne.
perfect rsIisff5r Neuralgia. all Nervous Complaints Loss
ofSlees. AsthmA aAd Dyptherea.
Hunnewes Eclecr;e Pills.
Declared 10 be III. perfect caihartic and Family Pills.
Gripnk, and one that should be every family
Tbsse Preparations s BE- noticed zach month, and "stn-
ten ;sr soboundsd repu,ati n. readers invited
eept notices true index Of character, ana give
' JOHN L. HuNNEwELL, PROPRIETOR,
Praei,eal Chemist. Bosien, Mac
II For sins BY Dealers in ever, City and Town.
Y Dealers with good business references supplied On
ssnimisa'sn,
~ Sold in Asht.bulas BY H. A. HrsDsr. and GE'. VIII
LAND.
YsyIH., rorsrrs Co. I'D. rAEK, Wholesale Agents
Cincinnati. <Iso
50 Cents TO Save se5.-HEGENANs CoNCEN,
TRArED BENZINE removes Paint, Grease Spots 8c squa
'onsr. on2s cents per 'Gs ascExa sGlS y Druggists
hEeEaAN ~ w.
Chspped Hands, Sore Lips, Chiib1atns, &c
--HEIEAAN d CO.'S CAMfI1Ok l, h, VITA 'iiYt ERIN r.
ehapped hand', &c, n.nedianly and will keep III,
slin son and smooth in the codss weather Sold by Brug
Gists-Priee rs esnts-Seht by mail for IS Gems.
AEGEMAN 4 ca
tss sOhemists and Druggists, New York.
Delightful Cordial a. Valuable Tonic
HEGENAN x cos CORDIAL ELIXIR oi Gaiissya Bark
possesng the active sbd well known properties o The Pc
uxvan In ths sgsesble form. II will be found
valuable Tonic ip ali cases. but particularly preventive
Ague II pleasant aud paaiable cordial, anC
nuch superior che wbiskey and htters N
nset In use. Sold BY Druggists. HEGEMAk co.
siaJSs Chemists aud Druggists, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

The Sesweed Tonic is stimulan', and other
quired when Is used. 1t pare aud pleasant bad
fects like when usog Bourbon whisky which disorders
stomach, the liver locks all the secretons
the blood nto water drosy sets in, aud the pasn dies
suddenly.
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A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.

/. ia -Anstantsneous
a. solo,-nR l,awer--matchisu.
h ali its Ingrsiienu--regtabis
IN its opersiiun--natuIai'
In its bsasEiiy log misunderstanding.
in its tspdsncy- cy--preseryatise-
In its apulaFity-uneQuAled.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

SS@% A@HO6t a Nt@ 49,
Change Of Ownership
A Have this day sold and transferred te
wn SEYMOUR. Of Asiissse,s.
my SASH Door. and mind Msnunctory together s,fh al
the Machinery. Tocl, Luuber aud stuck hand WIN ~.
ny thanks 10 my fends asd tbs public generally ~ w,
former liberal would AK 10 behalf o. MT seJno
Mr. seymour y practical Mechanic and viii sivsyf y
found at the fcory daring businoas houn lie viii - ~.
sisted by persons who haze been my employ " ~ tII
years past All orders c st the Factory Or vth us W
receive prompt attention. sko, WihLAND..s
:" NOTICE
HAVING purchased the Sash Door O.
Blind Factory ofco WILLARD intend 10 give py speeinA
attention n the Establishment future and shal ir
cd at all tnrs 10 execute ordss promptly safbests ~
the following work, via - t4t srf 90
SASH Of all Sizes dlee' 0-i1
Doors. Pine znd White Wood
| BLINDS, Of every description
PLASiSG MATcHING SAVING.
Lumber resswed ifde.irea into Capboard IAth Fepso
Pickeis s1ts &C. Hickory Lumber sawed into Felioas
stuf &c. 4c. ~, ~ ,.fi i.f
also intend to kcsp haud and or sale all tiuds of
he wh. wanted Hoping Wy strict atten 70 ba-Ine.s sbd
fair dealing To ih.ure support NM sEYMcUR-
/ Ashtabuia Feb. ist 1855 Tta
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

The Pulmonc Syrup of the most valuable medicines
known. 1t is nutrient powerfully tonic, and healing In it.
SELF 1t contains Opium yet looseus the phegm in the
One LOte frequently ordinary cold but it will be
well frspto take dose OF SchencKs handrakes Pills TO
cleanse the stomach The Pumouic Syrup readily dges
ted and absorbed into blood to which il ipar its healing
properties 1t is of the best preparations OF iron in
1t is powerful tonic of itself; and when the Sea-
weed Tonic dssoves the ia the stomach, and is
ried off by the aid OF the Mandrake Pills. healthy low
gastric juice good appetite and good digestion follow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Bourbon whisky Is recommended nowadays by amo'
every physician Many patients that visit my rooms boil
maze and female, htupeed with this poison Th, relief
temporary II they cough they take little whisky II ~
ieel weak aud feeble they take little whisky; il hry nd
not sleep, they take little whisky and they go and
way, requiring and until they bloaiedr ann
digestive powers are completely destroyed and
elite for food. No cured OF con the upgs
THIS process, where cavities have been formed yes
little strnuant Is frequently beneficial eases London
such as pure brandy and good wines ia & but BOURBON
porter OF brown stout in moderate quanJa1 a1ption.
whisky hastens op instead Of curing con
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Cough, .f Long Standi.g Cured.
W. received the following -,rom Utica, ". r..

We received the following from Utica, r.
Dr. wIsgARr-Dear Sir ~ take pleasure In irforming
YOU through source that Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended tor my daughter by Mr. j. A Hall
OF tlis city has cured her Of yh of than five
months standing had thought her beyond cure. and had
employed the best medical all without benefit can
eheefully recommend it to the public afe and
remedy for those similarly afflicted know OF many other
besides that Of daughter that i; has cured Of ong
standing coughs
Yours, res pectfully,
JoHS Y. PARxRR D,gurresn Artist -
No. la6 Gcnesee street, Utica, n. 4.
have used Dr. wishari's Hne Tree Tar
Cordial in nv family and cordially recommend vaua
bic and medicine colds coughs and to Those preds-
posed to Consumption. iir C. A. fosrksi
No. 100 Genesee street. Utica, N. Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Consumption at that time thonght to be ncun ble
disease every one physicians well rs ho'e Who were
unlesrned in medicneespeciay such r,duc
ed condition in This induce many people To
believe my recovery only tempTry. | mo- prspare ad
gave the medicines umptives for time ard kie
many and the demand Increased so rapidly
that determined 10 oer them to the pnbc, aud devote
nv undivided attention to lung diseases. In truih wa.
next to IT, fur people would send for me far and
near ascertain whether their wete like mine
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

III. s...s s.s,.... ,..,g results, thoroughly
seaweea Tong produces system and enA6ling
1t eliminate and make into 40 wonderful n its elects
may be used Tor that purpose hearty neal and little
OF II taken before breakfast he iower of doing.
which few medicines posses s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

The great why physicians do not Consumption
Is that they to do much they medicines 10 stop
tho cough to stop the nghtswea hectic fever, and by
doing they derInge the whole digestive SYSTEM locking up
the secretons. and eventually the patient dies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

.,Ls may be taken with entire safety
bv a sANDRSSs producing all The good result,
that can be any their hurtu injurious
sats Ts.y aos q the % the scSsas and worn
out matters Oos n will De seen that all three of my medi
rnlmone sysSd "a in most to cure Consumption
s'nes aie NV AGENTS.
nosg0Y-George o. Goodwin Co.
s,SS YORK-Demas Barnes Co.
pILTYMORE--S. s. HAnce.
sITTSBURG-Dr. George II. Keyser.
CyNCiNNA TI-F Z. SURE Co., aud John D Park,
CHIClGo-Lord Smith, and Il. seovil.
ST. LOUTs--CollIns Brothers.
SAN FRlNCIsCQ-Hosts Smith 4 Dean.
Also, sold by ell Druggists end Dealers. ,sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

For many years. in conjunction with PRINCIPAL Office in
Phsdephis have been making regular professional VISIT
10 New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh
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-aB Cents TO Save S25 .-HEGEMANS CONCEN,,
TRATED BENZINE removes Paint Grease Spots, &c squa
20. .new. Only rs cents per bottle. sold by Druggists.
HEGEAAN K co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

For several years past have made IS mshs a. i've hundred
examinations weekly with the "Respironeer FOR SUCH ex
animation my charge three doar-, and enables me to
give aeu condition If his disease. aud tell
him frankly whether Ee viii get we'll
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-27

The following letter from the venera-
bio Lewis Csss, subscribing one thous-
aud dollars 10 the Michigan Soldier Mon
ument fund, will be read with interest
y.... q. q, - g DETRelr,, Sept. | !, 1865.
no tho Chairman. of the Meeting; y,9.6 a14at
A resident Of that portion Of the city,
now embraced in the First Ward fol
almsot half a century, except when call
ed elsewhere by public duties, it would
have been deeply gratiiyin to me, had
The state Of my health permitted, to join
my fellow citizens of the ward, in, the
interesting meeting proposed to be held
this evening. They have been requested
to come together, for the purpose of
cooperating in the construction Of a
suitable monument to. the momory of the
gallant officers aud soldiers of Michigan,
who sealed with their blood their true de-
o. !. "a
votion4 to their country, in the days of
her peril. and died in her cause. Such
manifestations of public gratitude are
hohuofabls TO the feelings, Of the living,
and to the, memory of the dead. We
have gaineda great victory in the main
teusnce of sthetsupiemrcyp of the Cons
ana in the successful, suppress
sion of the .rebeltiony (which sought its
otertbrow, we may Fei trust that this
lesson Of the power and energy of the
American people win insure the stability
Of our glorious Constitution, for ages to
come, and will aid the progress Of free.
institutions throughout the world.
liWhie we look forward with bright
hopes to the future, let rs, not forget how
much we owe to those who are Jet hap
PLY among us, and ywh9, under Divine
by their services aud suffer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-27

| the, Democratic leaders ana pollueians
take? The same men controlled the De-
mocratic party of Ohio then who, control
it to day When the momentous issues
Of national life or national death were
trembling in the scale, all minor difficult
ties, all political, personal and party diff.
ferences,a ought to have been sunk in a
common oblivion. The whole people
ought to have been, as the great majority
in fact were. inspired and animated by
one sentiment and one purpose to maip-
tain the authority of the Union. Mr..
Douglas, III his last and best remembered
speech, said : There can be only two
sides to this question. A man must be
either for the United States or against it.
There can be no neutrals in this war;"
Now, several gentlemen Of the Demo.
cratic party are filling the columns of
our daily press with appeals to our sol
diers to give them their votes. One is
candidate for Governor another would
accept, it is said, the place of United
Senator if it were offered to him. Be-
fore they can get the votes they are so
solicitious about, they must satisfactorily
show where they stood in this war,-
Were they for the United States or
against it? asIa sa s.5 rs
General Morgan, a few days ago, gave
an audience in Lorain county several
chapters Of his autobiography. In one
chapter he gave the military adventures
Of his boyhood, under General Sam
Houston, fighting for Texan independ-
ence. In another chapter be gave his
history in the Mexican War; and in a
third he says that in common with other
Americans, then in Europe, he was NOR
tiled and indignant when he heard OF
the rebellon-how he came home to
fight against it, and how he entered the
struggle with gallant and glorious band
Of comrades. Here his autobiography
suddenly ends, and | suspect there are
many of his old comrades who think
that it would be well for his reputation if
his career as pubic man had ended at
the same place. But the inexorable re-
cord tells that about the middle Of the
war, perhaps, ON account Of i'll health, or
for some other reason which | suppose to
be sufficient, General Morgan resigned
aud came home. That here "he saw
new lights turning asharp corner" hur-
ried ever to the camp of the party op-
posed to the war; and with pen, and voice,
and vote, supported Mr.. Vallandigham.
The explanation and argument by which
he jusliies This charge is chapter Of
his biography which has not been written.
While his comrades remained at the front
he became leader in the party which
pronounced the war four years failure.
T. b q 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-27
TEACHERS.


rISIF Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
IL dot County Ohio, from and after the lss
day Of September, 1864, will hold meetings
for the examination of Teachers, under the
"Act to provide for there:organizaton super
vision and maintainance, of Common Schools,
and the amen dments thereto passed March Ia,
1854, asfollows: In Upper Sai,drsky lin sa d
iuthe months of April, May, Ju ne, September,
October and Nevember,Ia and the list Saturdays
of all The othes months.
Under the amended -Scfool Law, Each
Z Male spPlicantfer oertificategshall pay the
Board Of Examiners, a fee of fifty cents, aud
each Female applicant, a fee Of thirty FIVE cts,
rs scoudition OF examination. sH1ssS rs
E Nominations TO { ON sleuee at l0'o' c oc
P. ", at the Court Hrusein said town..
BY order Of the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX Clerk,
Sept. ] 1864,