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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

We direct attention 10 the Address Of the Re
publican Congressional Committee to the party,
on the fourth page Of this paper.
The Sabbath School Convention assembled
At Tontngany on yesterday. Seventeen Schools
we're represented, and over two thousand teach
ers and children werc present. We have no fur
ther particulars.
On Friday last n spirited knock down took
place ON our streets in which three young mon
were engaged In that manly art ofself defense.
They paid the mayor for the privilege, on Sat
urdsy. Rum did II all.
The Napoleon Sygncl learns that the big
snake 10 Wood county has turned out 10 be n
logs crooked that IL couldn't lie shll when
the wind blew. This will account for its being
about the size Of limb Of tree, and as long as
grape vine.
The "oily CANNON" editor Of the Ssniinsl,
who is so full Of promises about Convention
times, has EOl severe attack Of gait" "pig
irun," etc., etc. II has now assumed chronic
form, and It is feared that he will not last mOre
than year or two LONGER.
Clocks, Watches, tsweiry aud Optical In
siruments. All who need anything in these lines
Of business will find NICHOLS establishment,
No. 28 Perry ST., Toledo, the place 70 meet their
wants. Mr.. Nichols is one Of the best workmeu
in the country. See notice under head OF new
advertisements.
The man who has been practicing on "roast-
cneers," at the Exchange, has become quite pro-
ficient. He completes an eight.rowed ear on the
round trip now. There are quite large number
in attendance each day to witness the feat, many
Of whom have gone into training, with prospects
Of like success.
The fact that new subscribers are calling for
back numbers Of the JOURNAL containing the
Report OF the Investigating Committee Is evidence
conclusive that IL is being read with interest.
We printed few extra cnpies OF each edition
containing the Report, and can furnish about
twelve more new subscribers with them.
A meeting Of the County Auditors, Com
missiouers and Surveyors of the several counties
in the north western portion ofthe State, Is to be
held at AuSitsr LESBREsos's Ulice, Toledo, ON
the first Of September, for the purpose Of secur-
ing a correspondence of action in their respec-
tive counties and duties. We would recommend
that our Auditor and Commissioners attend.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

ADDISON SMITH, Esq, has invented hand-pow-
er saving machine, on which he received pa
ent May 8. 1870. An illustration OF the machine
in operation appeared in the Scientific Aaericun
two weeks ago.
The machine. when in complete working order
only weighs 100 lbs, aud is readily operated by
one man, making the duties Of furnishing the
household with wood an agreeable pastilne.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

The above is list Of those that manufacture
one thousand dollars worth annually. There Is
a number Of smaller establishments OF which no
account has been taken,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26


Manufacturing EGterprIse In Wood
Cove are under obi cations to the Deputy AS
sessor, SHIByLH SrEK, Esq, for the following
statistics oG manufacturing establishments in this
county. The results so far as they relate to
manufactures in which wood is the staple Of
heir products, such as saw mills, shingles
broOm-handle and bowl factories, shows an en-
couraging advance over 1850. The number Of
aetorieS Of that class at that perol amounted to
"a. At this time they number 50. sho wing an
increase Of manufacturing establishments almost
equivalent to $50 per cent. during the past de-
cade.
The future prospects Of these enterprises are
highly promisi ng. The county, since 1860, has
been in process Of thorough drainage, its high.
ways have been well established, and ae-
cess has thus been extended to large bodies Of
valuable timbered land. whose rich resources Of
material will give Increased viEor to all manu-
factories Of wood products. The Assessors
report Is as foliors:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
asFBHIFR's sKL1.=

SssEEHIKR's skLE.-
JbuahIse ADeS In wOc4 c:Sussty, o.
iispry D. Bsdsssst stial.f couiufSai Pleas.
by virtue of an oftierof sale issuedi tig Shove
entitled cause, BY tie tierk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Weed county, Ohio, and io
me directed and delivered, wilF offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door Of the Court
house, in bowling Green. on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. September 20, 1870,
Az 2 o'clock, Of said day, the following desert.
bed real estate, to-witi
The west half ~ OF in-lot number three
hundred aud sixty (360l, in the town OF Perrys.
burg, Wood county, Ohio appraised at 81, $50. .
J. W. BR0WNSBERGER, sherifF.
August I8, 1870. 1TeS6
SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
~ The Board Of School Examiners for Wood
county Ohio, will meet for the examination Of
teachers for the county, on the FIRST Friday Of
each month M Bowling Green, Wood county, o.
No private kaminations.
All COMMUNICATIONS with the Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Weston, Wood
county, Ohio. -
DC tLEY A. AVERY,
Clerk ~ t.e Board Of Examiners,
Weston, May lg, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

90 TO the JOUANAL OAiee 70 get Job Print
class work allowed TO 20 out Of the Office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

Warning to SOldieIs.-We publish else
where the Act providing disabel soldiers with
artificial limbs, ana warn all such against
sharpcrs- The Department at Washington is
advised that unprincipIed men in various parts
of the country ere striving to get fees out OF
soldiers entitled to artificial arms and legs by
the recent acts Of Congress, under the prete use
that the services Of an agent are needed to Sc
cure such limbs or the money Communication
therefor Soldiers should be on their guard
against such pretended agents. Application
can be m Ide direct BIZ null to tho Surgeon Gen
raj of the Army at Washington, and he will furn
ish all necesS Try blanks All Instructions.
Transp,rados tp and from the pllca where the
limb is to be lifted is also furnished, on request
to the Surgeon General. Perhaps in cases where
soldiers d. not unde 'staul exactly what steps
to take in this mltteF, it would bs well for them
to apply to tho Pension Agent on W hose rolls
their names appear, and they can thus bs assur
Ell ofobtaining the necessary information.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

Just received, fine lot Of Teas at E. D. Pow
rms x Co
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26
Groceries and Provisions.
F.. j. SEIBERT

HAS opened New Grocery and PToTi-
Il l. sion store, ON Front-street, Perry sburg,
Ohio, few doors v est Of his old stand, where
he will be pleased to see all his former patrons
and as many new ones as may desire tofaVor
him with their patronage,
lie willat all times keep on handthe choicest
articles in the line Of Groceries, such as
Sugars, Teas,
Coffees, Spices,
Notions in Variety,
And in fact everything that may be usually
found in Family Grocefy and Provision Store
Don't fnrgetthe place two doors west oft the
sta adtoTmerly occHPisA By him. leII
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

PeFrysburg Lodge No. 179, !. O.G.T t.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
JAMES DRIsU0LL, Wet.
J. W. CALLARD, W. r. s.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

Nepresune that the Ac,rs associated
Colonel LAME with the JOURNAL. b. =
cause he has once or twice minated
that he di6 not THINK our .Southrido
railroads the best n N ged lnstituti, 3
n the w,rd n the 4Vcws finds II Il :
nossible To conceive that there can h..
tho l,ersons who entertain 20 prepost :
Gus nm idea.
But as Colonel LAME docs not wish
us to he held responsible for his short
comings, 80 we must clear him from
ours; and inform the Ne,cs that Col.
LAMB has bad nothing whatever to do
witt, the criticisms which have APP
pcared In the Journal upon the man
nyement Of the railroads under the
charge of Neics's idol.
We must declare that EtRYaIus Is
guiltless, and cry out witl NIst's:
Wei vel who did IL are before yon.
Turn your weapons upon us!" Or to
be more cenRenial to tie spirit OF the,
Bristol Nctcs, we will exclnin with
NOSE: Come on, who's afeard
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

The Spotswood Hotel, Richmond.
was burned Sunday morning before
day. Eight persons lost their lives
In tho conaagration and many build
'ngs In the vicinity were consumed in
the flames. The scene was another
ons Of the awful chastisen,ents which
Providence seems to have decreed for
tho peculiar affection Of that city,
Mr.. Schaiter. of Lynchburgh. the
Supt. Of the State Printing. came very
near lcosing his life.
The town nf Harrisonburg on the
same day had its most valuable square
destroyed by FIRE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

Farmer and Mrs. Maddrnr, now Ms.
Osborn, were members of the 18th reg
iment of Tennessee cavalry. They
died of disease contracted In the SER
vice. Their widows made application
some eirhtcen months or two year,
ago for bounty due their husbands ard
for pensions. Both applications W, Q
granted. The checks above set foru
were prucurcd by Charles II Belons,
Tire pension agent Of Raleigh, N. q.
from the Raleigh National Bank on
the 25ih Of October, 1850, wlierewitb
10 n AXE the first payment M pension
ers and were sent on the 18th to Rod
erick II. Butler. then IN Washington,
according To instrnpiuns stnt by him
To Mr.. Bcloni to that efr.ct The pcu-
sDners never saw the checks until
they were shown 10 them yesterday.
They are supposed To have been re-
ceivei here by MIR. Butler about the
27th or 9th ~ October, 1869, aud cash
eel by Jay Cooke d Go. at their bank
int house IN this city, about the LIST
day of November.
Upon the indictment being annouIlc-
cd TO the court. Chief Justice Carter
Issued u bench warrant for the arrest
Of Butler, and placed the same In the
hands Of Marshal ThOrp.-Chronicie
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
N. a @. w. n II.


MEssRs. /. G. & Il. FOWLER.
Editors Of TEE Bristol Ne'c+,
Sins 81 was
much surprised by your Editorial no
tice. in the issue of your paper of the
23d inst, of the action taken by the
stockholders of the Il. & d. X. r. Co,
in reference TO the construction Of the
Western portion Of the N. & G.. w.
r. r.
The action referred to. was sought
by myself. not in abandonment. but
in aid. Of the great enterprise, for
which have been laboring incessant
ly, for the last two years.
What has enabled or induced YOU
to torture It into Senatorial Intrigue,
I am wholly alta loss to understand.
However important the election of
Judge Johnston or Major Suthcrlin,
TO the Senate of the United States
may be regarded by their friends, |
regard the election. of either rs alb
solutely insignificant compared with
tn, construction of the proposed line
Of railway from Norfolk to Bristol. -
The proposed aid from the h. d ID.
n. r. Co., to the western portion of
the N & G.. w. II. r., has no politi
cal significance nor the slightest ref
erence to the election of either Of the
gentlemen ahmed. or any other citi
zen of the Commonwealth. | am
seeking aid from every quarter, with
the single view to the success of this
great work. Aid from the r.. & ID
r. II. Co., and from the city Of
Richmond, TO the western portion OF
the line is desirable and reasonable,
as both will be greatly benefited BY
its construction. | have not and 60
not intend 10 abandon the earnes
prosecution Of the work from Norfolk
to Bristol so long as there is any rea-
sonable hope of its success, and ]
hope that you will, in justice to me,
give this note as prominent an inser.
ton. in the next issue of your paper,
as your editorial occupied, that the
utterly erroneous impression calcula-
ted to be pooduced by your editorial
may be at once removed
Very Respectfully,
THos. s. FLoURNoY,
Prest. N. & G. w. X. II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
KING Il HILL call attention TO
their large stock. of fancy article
auitable for Christmas gifts.
I. Barrctl'.g 400 & leh for thcm.


Coon Nsws FROM IRELAND during the
Irish famine We sent million of dollars
worth 81 food to Cork. Ireland Is now repay
ing the debt with interest; not from harv,s
helds, but from the a'lamantine rocks ON lie
coast An enterprising company ~ New
York Is importing shiprlna 3 Of the edible
moss that grows on her cliffs, aud converting
Il, under the name Of SEA Moss FARINF, in
to an economic source Of nmrishment and
pslAtablc fool. The now source of nliment
is prepared under pstent, and although,
but Year in the market, has already taken
precedence Of all the gclNtinous agents here
tofere used In cookery. No epicuFe who has
tasted the puddiugs, custards and jellies
nadc from SEA Mess FARiNE, will DENY that
they are incomparHbIe. The saving effected
by using this article instead of mazcna, fari-
nA or c',rn starch (nll of which II exceeds in
pnlasability), u about fifty per cent.
dec I'm ~. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
Competitors don't like [" Barrett. -


A NEw AND HEALTHPuL. ARTICLE o,
Fo0D.-The SKA Moss FAMINE, manufactur
ed from Irish Moss, by the Rand Sea Mos,
Farine Co, has been placed on cur tabl,
at different times, and proves 20 he one Of
the best most notorious and easily -diaested
of all the farinas now in use. II IL paiitablr
to the taste, is lighter and less compact than
any other farinn, and hence better adapted
to weak stomachs, to dyspepsia, to inyalids
and all persons Of frail constitutions. In
cases where tapioca, sage, barley, corn starch
maizena, and similar articles are beneficial
the Sea Moss Farine is not only substitute
but has advantages which neither of then
possess, because the main ingredient Of III,
moss has been considered by medical mei
for many years rs having Invaluable reInedi
al properties. It's particularly recommended
Tor pectorai affections, scrofulous complaints
liarrhea, &c.-Editor Halls Journal O
Healt'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

JOY 10 rHk NuRLD MVAAN ~ fREE -
Among thc many modern discoveries look
NJ to the happiness aud nmeiioration Of
the human race, none IL entitled TO higher
consi lcr',tion than the renowned remedy
DIR. j; lIradGcld's Female Regulator, Wa
mans Best Friend. BY 1t woman il enamel
pated from the numberlcss ills peculiar to
her sex. Before its magic power all ircgu-
larifes Of the womb vanish. II cures white :.
u cures suppression Of the mcnses. II re-
moves utrinc obrtructions. II braces the
nerves sni purihes the blood. 1t never fnils
~ thousands OF women will testify. This
valuble medicine Is prepared and sold by l..
II. Bradheld, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. tricc,
$3.50 per bottle. Allrespetatablc drug Heh
keep II. ~ ''-' dec I'm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

The plea Of incompetency. by which
certain Radicals are seeking the RI
moval Of Chancellor Smith, is rather
speeious. Vain were our remonstran-
ccs against bis election. They would
elect him and there Is not now solitn-
ny disqualification In his case which did
not rest upon him then. The benign
aud stupid Grant has said that the best
way to repeal an oppressive law is to
enforce 1t rigidly. Then take Chancel-
lor Smith toy your bosoms and there let
him stay.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
II. II. Butler im tae Hands Of
his Radical Friends.


The telegraph has already announ-
ced the Indictment of the Hou. X. II.
Butler, OF Tennessee, for forgery.
They first charge him with having
forged the name of Beths.s;; Z al iIier,
widow of ]. Sullivan Farmer. deceas-
ed, of Ashe county, North Carolina,
upon the back of check drawn by
the president OF the Raleigh National
Bank upon the National Republican
u pnk of New York city, in favor of
said Bethany Farmer for the sum Of
S47a 10, with intent to defraud her.
The second count Is similar 10 the
above the only difference being that
it charges the intent to be To defraud
Jay Cooke n Co., to whom the check
was passed by Butler.
The third Is also the same, except
that II charges the intent to be to de-
fraud the United States government.
The last three counts are similar to
the first three, differing only In charg-
ing Butler with having uttered the
forged Endorsement,
The other Indictment Is like the
first, the only difference being that the
forgery consists In the Endorsement of
the name Of RebeccH J.. Maddrar, an
other widow of deceased Union sol
dier of the same country, instead Of
Bethany Farmer, of SLED IS.
The following Is n true copy OF the
forged check, photograph Of each
appearing with the respective indict-
ments:
No. 4i39. The Raleigh National
Bank of North Carolina, Raleigh, De-
tober 25th, 1869. Pay to the order Of
Bethany Farmer four hundred and
sevenly-three l2-l00 dollars. (i73 l2-
i00) q. DEWEY,
President aud Cashier.
To the National Bank of the Republic.
New York,
Endorsed on the back: Bethany
Farmer, II. II. Butler. Pay TO the or
der of Jay Cooke 4 Co., Washington,
ID. G. For deposit TO the credit of Jay
Cook 4 Co. Awl.
The second check Is as follows;
No. il42. The Raleigh National
Bank of North Carolina, Raleigh, Oc-
toher 25, 1869: Pay to the order of
Rebecca j. Maddrar one hundred and
twenty 75-lO0 dollars.
G. DEWEY,
President aud Cashier
| To the National Bank Of the Republic,
New York.
Endorsed Rebecca J. Maddrar, r.
II. Butler. Pay 10 the order OF jay
| Cooke & Co., New York. Jay Cooke
| 6 Co, Washlngto, ID. q. For deposit
Y 20 the credit OF Jay Cooke a Co. Awl.
The husbands Of these two, Mrs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

JUDGE GIILENwATERs has removed
:. A. Bowel from the Clerkship of his
court at Jonesboro and has appointed
DIR. Wheeler, Of the Tribune. We
have long ago told our Jonesboro Radi-
cal friends that they knew not what
shey did. Carpetbaggers seem to rule
the roast.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

Steel Engraving Of Gen. Il. 4.

Subscribers RENTING 81 for one YEAR,
subscription to Tue SnuruERN PRgss. an H.
Illustrated Weekly Journal Of 40 columns.
will receive an elegant Steel Engraving O.,
Gen. Robt. 4. Lee, 24xl9 inches, forwarded
in secure case, postage paid by us. This
number contains large finely executed
hkcness.cf Gen. Lee, engraved by a skillml
artist, from photograph, expressly for The
PREss, with an outline of his lie, and an ac-
curnte account Of is obsequics. Single
copies, tif ordered earlyl forwarded to an,
address ON receipt Of 10 cents. Euergeti,
Canvassers wanted in every county in tn,
South, to whom a liberal list of premiums il
offered in this issue. Address
TIE SOUTHERN rRESS,
q, Baltimore, Nd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

The Abingdon Virginian incorrect ly
states that MIR. John l.. Caldwell ma
been relieved Of his disabilities, as tn
limited list which Senator Levi
aimed to engineer through the Senate,
and which contained Mr.. CALDWELL 8
name. failed to pass that body, and II
Is believed that all similar efforts will
he alike impossible before the present
congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

We SNo NithVub iuttHei etAplah">
ton the following bit Of English
from Col. Lamb and his downy
Geesiing-
NORPoLK,VA Dec. 18th. 1870.
Editors Of the Norfolk Journal I'll
I'm informed that a paper In South
Western Virginia Is abusing you, be-
cause u supposes l am i'm some way
connected with the JOURNAL. In JUS
tice to yourselves, please state publicly
that i am neither an editor nor stuck
holder, but only reader and admirer,
~ your valuable paper.
neither know ror care how i have
incurred the enmity of these country
editors. Whatever the cause Of their
dislike, however, you must not allow
consideration for me TO prevent your
'iisclaiming any responsibility for my
shortcomings.
As to my elf, IL II Is any qualification
To these people 10 abuse me In their
paper. they are welcome to do So.
Yours, truly, WILLIAM LAMB.
For some reasons we really regret Ia
have to publish the above letter. The
paper 10 which reference Is ma le Is the
bristol Nc,ps, and there Is danger that
the publication of Colonel LAltB's lett
tsr will forever dry up the sources OF IT,
wit. For some weeks past II has been
'lelighting it, readers with the most
brilliant scintillations OF wit, In play
- words upon the name of Colonel
LAMB. whom FOR some reason or other,
II has imagined to be connected with
h JOURNAL.
II seems pity 10 deprive the A'c,0s
" this harmless diversion. So in with
Fs~sns the fire Of its powerful battery
eom Colonel LAMB, we give II full
ermission 10 turn II upon US. II may
muse the Bristol Ncpa, and II connot
ia
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
THE WAR

Trochu has, by successful sortie,
established his lines six miles fursher
l., the northward of Paris. Ducrot
hat left Paris in Balloon, and re-
ports the city amply provisioncd for
months and in fine condition. The
events of the week are favorable to
the French.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

ney- Pimples and brown spots on the face,
Eruptions, Blotches, Scrofulous Diseases.
and all sores arising from impure blood, arc
cured by DIR. Pierces's Alt. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery. As an Anti Bilious o,
liver medicine, and for habitual censtipn-
ton of the bowels il works wonderful cures
Sold by druggists. Pamphlet on the above
diseases sent free. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce,
buffalo, N. Y. Iw.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
The Correspondence between Count Moitke
and Gen. Troehu.

The Correspondence between Count Moitke
and Gen. Troehu.
The letters between the leading cap
tains of the two great oppos' o'nits
about Paris, relative to the
OF Orleans, were brief and @
The first was rs follows:
"NERSAILLEs, Dec. 8.
:" 1t may be useful to inform your
EXcelency that the Army of the Loire
was defeated rear Orleans yesterday,
and that that town Is reoccupied by
the German troops. Should, however,
your Excellency deem it expedient to
be convinced Of the fact through one
of your own officers, will not fail to
provide him with safe conduct TO
come and return. Receive. General,
the expression of the high considera-
ton with which have the honor 10
he your very humble and obedient SER
want. aA
1.-THE Chief Of the staff,
Count MOLTKE.
"Gen. Trcchu, Governor of Paris"
The Governor promptly answered
"PARIs, Dec, Q.
"Your Exceilency thought 1t might
be useful to inform me that the Army
of the Loire was defeated near Orleans,
and that that town Is reoccupied by
German troops
II have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of that communication
which do not think it expedient to
verify through the means which your
Excelleney suggests to me. Receive,
General. the expression OF the high
cosideration with which l have the
honor to be, your very humble and
obedient servant,
"The Governor of Paris,
Gen. TROCHU,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

Mr.. ALEXANDER FINDLAY, one Of
the oldest and one of the leading cit
liens of Abingdon died on the 2lst
ia his 18th year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30

The NJ, mt Gents. Tunntl was con-
pleted on Christmas day, the work.
men from the opposite ends having
met. It Is eight miles long.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-30
SELECT SCHOOL goR BOYS.

l would respectfully announce to
this community that I will open a
limited school for boys, in "Temper-
ance Hail." for term OF five shoolas-
tic months, commencing January I'd,
1871.
Terms 81, 80 per month, one hall
payable ia adcduce the balance due
at the expiration Of the first half term.
Contingent fee 81 20.
No deduction except for protacted
sickness.
Dec. 23-2t. III. 5. Gookin.