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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

A motion was made and carried that
w. 8. Chase should give his method
Of teaching Reading. Others spoke
on this subject, AL con veying instruc.
ton In their remarks.
On motion G. Z. Mather gave his
method of teaching History. He
thought that the geography Of places
should be studied in connection will
their history.
Recess taken, after which Mahlon
Oliphant opened . discussion on the
subject Of Grammar. giving plan for
teachingit. Mr.. Wilcox gave, briefly,
his method Of teaching grammar, and
thought he had arrived at . stage
where the book might BE- lsft In tho
dsak. Instructive remarks were mace
by other persons.
Query box was then opened. in
which were found . number and vari-
ETY. Of questions, which called forth
worthy remarks from many present.
Meeting adjourned to meet 1t l
o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
Query box again opened, the con.
tents produced much spirited discus
sion.
w. N. Wilcox conducted m exer-
else In arithmetic by which he ex-
planned in very clear and precise
manner his method Of teaching inter-
est, giving formulas for the different
problems.
Amer recess class exercise iii pri-
mary arithmetic conducted by NJ. M.
Pearson.
The remaining questions in the
query box were read. In answer to
one E. U. Cook explained, by using
the globe, why the sun shone In at the
north door above osl degrees north lati-
tude.
BEST method Of correcting larger
students" was disposed Of by A. H.
Jenkins.
Method Of teaching sounds Of iette rs
given by Mahlon Oliphant.
Committee on resolutions report the
following. which were adopted.
Resolved, That Institutes are pro-
ductive Of much good, and we consider
them necessary to promote educational
interests.
Resolved, That Primary instruction
should claim a larger proportion Of the
teachers attention, rs necessary to
form a basis for more correct and
thorough instruction In higher educa
ton
Rcsolced. That a system of compul-
sorry education is just; and that our
Legislature should be strongly urged
to make laws enforcing the same.
Resolved, That our County Superin-
tendent earns and merits a salary Of
81, 900, and that we unite in asking
our Supervisors to pay that amount.
Resolved. That the Press Of our
State does give fair proportion Of its
columns to the interests of schools.
kesoired, That we tender our thanks
to the people Of Springdale for their
kindness, hospitality aud the interest
manifested in our educational work.
Rcsolued, That copy Of these pro.
ceedings Of this association DO fur
nished to each paper Of the county for
publication.
Minutes Of the different sessions
were read and approved.
Critics report was given by G. +
Mather.
On motion the Institute adjourned.
JENNIE PEARSON. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL REPoRr.-We publish
herewith the null report Of E. H.
Pound Of all funds received and dis
bursed by him Is Treasurer Of Cedar
County during his just concluded two
years. term Of Office; slso, the semi.
annual report of 4. NJ. Brink, County
Auditor.
From Treasurer Pounds report,
which Is full and explicit. and which.
Il will be observed. has received the
sanction OF the Beard Of SUPERVISOR.
Il appears that the total receipts Of the
County Treasury for 1870 ~ reached
the respectable little sum Of sass. ! 7S q.
or this amount disbursements were
made, - by the report. leaving In the
Treasury on the LIST Of January, 1872,
the sum Of $l2, 1873 o..
This report and It's acceptance and
certiflcs.ion by the Board ~ correct.
ormally and finally concludes Capt.
Pounds connection with the impsst
ant and responsible official position
which he has for four years sustained.
And Il may not be amisa to add right
Ia this connection that the whole
ofiicial course Of Mr.. p. hes been that
Of the confederate and careful. no less
than prompt and exact public ofncer !;
and that his administration Of Affairs
hes only been % popular throughout
the county "a 1t was creditable to Il,
and 10 properly concluded BY this con.
prehensive, aud, to those In authority,
satisfactory report Of all that has
passed under his hands.
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A week ago LAST Monday Mr.. vii
let's. the teacher ut suh-distric. No
10 was corporeally punished by one O
the patrons Of the school, Mr.. NJ
Frsseur, In consequence of which {
case 10 pending in Mr. Justice Porter,
Court for next Saturday. We under
stand little Of the case and venture M
reflections, save snd except promising
that when . parent steps into the
school room aud whips the teacher
before his pupils he should needs hsv,
pretty ample provocation.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Proceedings Of Teacher Insti.
tute, held ct 6pringdale,
Jan. 18th and 18th,
1872.

SPRINGDALn, Iowa,
Jan. 18th, 1872.
A meeting was held for the organi.
zstion OF Teachers Institute.
House called to order by f. U. Cook,
who was President.
Jennie Pearson elected Secretary.
Programme read for the Institute by
the President.
S. X. Bye. Mary NJ. Pearson and
Charles f. Mather were appointed to
see that those attending the Institute
from a distance were provided with
suitable entertainment.
Several points In Theory and Prac
tice" were presented by A. H. Jenk-
ina, Of West Branch. The subject was
treat-d In an interesting and instruct-
i've manner, and suggested some
discussion in regard to the merits and
disadvantages of the Pouring in"
and +" Drawing out" methods Of in
struction.
A motion was made that when We
adjourn It be to meet 1t 60 p. NJ. for
the purpose Of discussing some practic
al points in teaching.
Elwood Tatum read his report AZ
critic.
Adjourned to meet at the time ap.
pointed.
Six o'clock, p. M.
House called 10 order by f. U. Cook.
The Secretary being absent, Ida
Rood was appointed Secretary pro tenn.
Listened to very able remarks from
Mr. Rollins on the subject Of order In
the -choolroom. Mr.. Chase spoke Mt
length on the method Of preventing
whispering In school. Mahlon OH.
plant presented his mode Of prevent
ing the eame. Mr.. Jenkins asked
what should Ike done with students
who were too large 10 whip aud still
refused to obey. +. U. Cook suggested
different methods; Miss Waters
added . few remarks; Mr.. Chase
thought hs woull try almost every
plan In preference TO the rod Mr..
Rollins advocated ils use In extreme
cases. Additional remarks were Offer.
ed by different teachers.
Mr.. Chase asked whether Il was
better u require pupils who advance
more r.pid'y than the remainder Of
their clase. to continue In the class, or
advance.
Mr.. Rollins moved the following
names be accepted N y committee on
resolutions
MessTs. Cook, Wilcox, Jenkins and
Chase, and Misses Waters aud Bow
man.
Adjourned to meet q 8 O'Clock Sat.
urdsy morning.
Saturday. Jan. 18th 1872.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
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MUSICAL MEETINGS. The commit
mittee appointed on the evening Of the
10th, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the completion OF
the organization of Musica! AssociA
ton, has called meeting Of oil those
interested in such All association to be
held at the Court House on Friday
evening, the Goth, at Z o'clock p. M.
Now is the time to lake hold Of the
matter, let there be q full attendance.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue ofa special execution to me d..
rected. issued from the once OF the Clerk OF
the District Court. in and for the county Of
Hecht and against A. L. Ruchan and Mary
Buchan, Ihaye levied upon the following
property ~ the property OF the said A. L.
Buchan and Mary Buchan. to wit:
Out lot number fourteen az in Fred
Hecht's addition TO the town OF Clarence
Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale. at thu
Court House door, In the town OF Upton, In
said county. on Saturday, the I'd day Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1872. ut o'clock Il. NJ, Of SAID
day, to satisfy said execution and costa thai
may accrue thereon.
Dated this goth day OF December, A. ID. ISL
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
aw3 sheriff of Cedar county Iowa
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HAVING just received fine sclec.
ton Of really choice views from the
Stereoscopic Emporium Of E. 4 H. T.
Anthony & Co., sol Broadway, n. Y,
We take pleasure in commencing these
dealers as honorable gentlemen and
their goods as the very best and larg-
est assortment in the trade in this
country. Orders on them will receive
prompt and satisfactory attention.
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Probate Notice.

To whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there Is now
on file In the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of the State of Iowa, within and for
Cedar county, the final report of John
Dance, Guardian of Almina Masters, one of
the minor heirs Of VIM. Masters, deceased,
and that the 18th day OF February, A. D.,
ls72. being the first day of the next Term OF
said Court, is set for final hearing on said
report. Mt which time said Guardian will be
discharged II no sufficient objection be then
made.
WM. ELLIOTT. Clerk Of Circuit Court,
WOLF 4 LANDT, Attys n3w2
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Public SALE The subscriber will
sell at his residence, 8 miles east al
Upton. on Friday, Feb 9th. 1872
One first class mare, 6 years old -four
year old colts. two three year old
colts. one 2 year old colt, three good
cows. three steers, coming three years
old, nine steers, coming two years old
five calves, one reaper and mower.
one springtooth hay rake, two horse
corn planter, two sets Of harness, two
stirring plOws, two double shovel
piows, one harrow, one farm wagon,
a large stock Of hay and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums under SIS cash, al
over that amount one year credit.
JOHN BRUNER.
WIN. NJ. KNOTT, Auctioneer.
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute will be held
at Clarence on Friday and Saturday,
January Goth and 9th. The follow
ing is the order Of exercises:
PRIDAY-FORENooN
From 10 to II, organization; IL to
IL :35, geography, d. Watkins,
Louden; II :35 to IL, penmanship, J.
G. Johnson, Clarence.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
From l to- practical arithmetic.
H. Bell; 2 to $3.50, rthography, w.
7. Stubs, Clarence; 2:3O to a:45,
recess; 2:45 to 800, algebra, Mr..
Yates, Clarence; $40 to 1, mental
arithmetic, J. Hammond, Clarence.
EVENING SESSION.
Lecture by Rev. Trcadwell, and
discussion of the following resolution !:
Resolced, That system of COM
pulsory education should be adopted
by the State.
sATURDAY-foRENoo
From 9 to 10 reading, S. c. Nash,
Clarence; 10 to AS, primary teach
ing, Miss NJ. Henkel, Clarence; 1915
to IL, recess; ii 10 II, school govern.
ment, Miss Lizzie Frazee, Mechanics
vile.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
From to l so, english analysis,
A. B. Oakley, Mechanicsville; ! so to
2:4O, intermediate grammar, w. NJ.
Wilcox, Upton; 2:40 to 3, closing
exercises.
Teachers and all others interested
in schools are invited TO be present.
W.T.. STUBBs.
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FROM RED OAK.

AT Shiloh, last night, 23d inst, was
held an Anti-sccret Library Associa.
ton meeting in the United Brethren
Church, for the purpose Of promoting
an interest in reading anti secret liter.
allure, and to get up circulating
library.
After considerable parliament, read
ing constitution, &C., adjourned to
meet in four weeks at the same place,
which will be Tuesday night, Feb.
Goth.
Attendance solicited. Terms oil
membership easy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

ONE Of our citizens, by investigating
the cause Of falling OF Ia the quan
tity Of milk given by one Of his cows,
discovered that half grown pig made
. habit ofgetting fresh milk daily n
Ills house ss,d doing the milking him
self.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

TUESDAY,. Feb. eth, . Musical Con.
vention commences ct Wilton under
the conductorship o. Prof. Bliss. whom
the Chronicle says Is highly recom-
mended by Prof. Palmer - . ginger
and conductor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

CALL.-We received pleasant call
on Monday from Mr.. H. Is. Mortgridge
Of Pennington township. Mr.. n. ID
spending the winter Ut Des Moines,
and being one Of those who knews
whereof hs secs and hears, Of course
hs 10 welcome visitor In Q country
printing once.
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p. B. PEAsE,

A drove OF $50 fine cattle passed
through here last FRIDAY. They were
purchased on the Iowa aud Minnesota
line, and were being driven to Warren
county, Illinois, where they will be
fed before being marketed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

Noticei Is hereby given that the Anal report
Of James Wharton, Jr., and Amanda NJ.
Yeisley. Administrators Of the estate of Jo-
seph Yeisley. deceased, will be on file with
the Clerk of the ircuit Court of Cedar Co.
Iowa. on the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1872,
and that the same will be set for ANAL hearing
on Wednesday. February lIh, 1879, At
o'clock r. NJ, that being the first day Of the
February Term of the Circuit Court OF Ceda r
county, Iowa, at which time said Admins
traitors ask to be discharged
GRAY 4 SMITH, At:'ys for Ad'mrs.
n3w8
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

The Iowa State Fair for 1879 10 TO Be
held at Cedar Rapids, commencing on
the 9th day of September. Hon. John
Scott has been elected president, Ed.
win Smith vice president, and J. M.
Shaffer secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

FLEMING House This popular no
tel is doing everything to deserve lite
popularity, and succeeding admirably.
Transient guests or bourders will find
just what they are seeking n the
Fleming House.
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A number of well preserved pieces
of wood, apparently Cedar, have been
placed upon our table by Mr.. L. l..
Sweet, by VIII I'M they were taken
from the bott of . well forty.two
feet deep. The stratum from which
they We're taken was of . dark, sub
soil appearance, apparently filled with
and composed of vegetable matter.
Mr.. Sweet thinks he has premAtureiy
discovered coal mine.
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FR0M UTAH.-Another Of those
racy and intsrssting letters from Salt
Lake CITY VIII b found on the fiyt
pags herewith. and amply pay perusaI.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

A PIANo-New and first class, war.
ranted fully, may be obtained ON very
favorable terms, both - regards Prfcs
and time Of payment, BY inquirsps u
this Office. u.
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BURNS FEsTIvAL.-This (Thurs-
day evening. according to announce.
ment. this gathering IL 10 take place
At the Fleming House. Every thipg
promises well for q pleasant time.
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SuPPLEMENT.-In order not to be
behind "our neighbor' In the unselflsh
compliments Of the season. We will say
that the unusually clear, neat print Of
the Posts Inaugual Message Sspple-
ments 10 owing the fact that they were
printed by the ADVERTISER. for due
consideration, Of course, because
the "about - large" had no room In
it, columns tor the document alluded
IN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

FouND.-A small pocket book. con.
tanning one Ave cent nickel. : small
glass ring. and . Sabbath sshool tick
ct, was found and left ut this ofiice
some days ago.
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Iowa State Temperance Associa
ton.

The State Temperance Association
met according to announcement at
Des Moines on the 18Th inst. Thirty
one coun les were represented by
nearly POO delegates.
The following resolutions were Of
fered, and, after discussion, adopted as
y whole:
Resolved, That the friends Of Tenn
perance, everywhere, work together in
harmony for objects pertaining to the
Temperance cause.
=. That members Of this Association
work earnestly for the legal prohibit
ton of the sale Of into xicating drinks.
Sd. That fidelity to this prohioi-
ton involves and demands fidelity In
the home, party, caucus, and at the
ballot box.
4th. That men or parties that will
not stand pledged to this prohibition
shall not receive our votes.
9Th. That we ask Of tile present
Legislature an amendment 70 tie pres
ent statutes that will secure absolute
prohibition.
9th. That greater restrictions be
placed upon this traffic by druggists. /:
9TH. That the sale of wine ana beer,
and certain "patent medicines" be
punished by law the same MS intoxica
ting drinks.
Sth. That dealers i'm the above
mentioned articles be held amenable
for damages resulting from the sales
thereof.
9th. That five members be appoint.
ed to confer with the Legislature In
conjunction with the committee APP
pointed.
10th. That We recommend greater
zeal in this work to the friends Of
Temperance.
lltn. That the Society favors TEN.
perance Literature aud appreciates the
influence in this matter Of the Wes
tern Weekly published at Davenport.
Resolved, That this convention
deprecates the use of felmented wine
for sacramental purposes.
Measures were taken to promote
auxiliary organizations; committees
appointed for various purposes, includ
ding one to confer with the Legisla.
ture; and the following officers elected
for the ensuing year:
For President, Hon. d. d. Chase, Of
Hamilton county.
For Vice President, l. wis Todhun
ter. Of Warren county.
For Secretary, Rev. A. Clark, OF
Scott county.
For Treasurer, Isaac Brandt, Of Polk
county.
Col. Godfrey then introduced the
following resolution:
Resolred, That the committee APP
pointed to confer with the Legislature,
be instructed to urge upon that body
the propriety of so amending the laws
that each vender Of Intoxicating liz
uors shall be compelled to flea suffi-
cient bond to cover all damages.
AT the Old Mems Cow ton allu-
ded to "a to transpire at Mt. Vernon,
on the 18th inst, were present thirty
eight individuals above the age of
three score aud ten. The eldest OF
these representatives of former gen.
GRAFTON was So, the youngest 20. After
81. la,lo
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BISHOP LEES LECTURE.-A re-
spectably-sized, but not large audi
ence, gathered at the Congregational
Church Saturday evening to heaI
Bishop Lees lecture, and were well
repaid by graphic and entertaining
narrative Of the speakers tour through
Ireland, England. France and Switz
erland. The Bishop il q very pleas
ant speaker, and male Of what mus,
of necessity he brief description ol
places. people or scenes, 1T the same
time an Ineligible, comprehensive
and lively one
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

THE Board of County SUPERVISOR
convened yesterday. according to cd.
journment, to consider and decide
upon proposals. to build certain bridges
in the county.
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SEE advertisement Of farm for sale
In another column.

BLANKs.-Justices', lawyer aud
Conveyancers' Blanks, improved
forms, plainly aud neatly printed on
the best of paper. may b found 1t the
City Drug Store. Il.
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BRANCH INSTITUTES According
to the plan heretofore announced Of
having Teachen' Branch Institutes In
various parts Of the county, the follow.
ing appointments are made:
Institute ut Clarence, commencing
ct 10 O'Clock. Friday A. NJ, Jan. 28sh,
~ appears from programme in another
column.
At West Branch, Friday and Satur.
day, February 9th and 10th.
At York Prairie. Friday and Satur.
day, February 10th and 18th.
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MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN.-AM Musical
Convention, under direction Of Prof
s. L. Coe, is to be held at Mechanics
vile. eommen ing Monday evening,
January 29th, and concluding with q
public rehearsal on Friday evening,
FEBRUARY I'd. Free entertainment il
rendered to those attending the Con.
vention from abroad, who srs request-
ed to report to the Executive Commit
tee, consisting Of g. E. Jones. J. C..
Batdorf, F. s. Dunkle ard A. G. Nil
Ter. Tickets to Convention, including
con cert, one dollar.
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MRS. WHITcoMB's SYRUP.-The
great soothing remedy. Price only p
cent?. Gives rest to the mother and
health to the child. Sold by Drug
gists. See advertisement. 37yl
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We call attention to the card of the
st. ouis Medicine Co., . chartered in
stitution; they offer Metropolitan
skill to all. 37y1
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MAsoNIc.-A regular convocation
Of Sloan Capter. No. 10. will be held
ct Masonic hall In Clarence, Jan. 3lst.
Work. w. III. ALDEN. H, p.
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AMONG the twenty-four or i've
county charges At present finding a
comfortable home in our Poor House
are some ten or twelve children for
whom it would seem the public pro-
vision should include more than food,
clothing and shelter. These young
minds should surely have some oppor-
tunity of learning that which they
will need all their lives. II they are
not always to live in Poor House
should have some sort Of school privi
liges.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-25

RATHER . rough joke to steal
turkeys sftsr . light snow and b.
tracked home by the owners ~ some
one ID reported to have been last Sum
day morning.
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THE following are few Of the en-
couraging and complimentary notice,
which we have clipped from our ex
changes during the past few weeks:
Upton Is getting ready Tor the
Southwestern road. by spreading the
ADVERTISER, aud making it one o.
the largest and handsOmest wesklieG
In the State. Clinton Herald.
That royal good paper. the Upton
ADVERTISER comes 10 US enlarged and
greatly improved. We remember
we'll the first number of the paper, q
small six column sheet, edited by Pi-
att 4 Spicer. and have been . constant
reader Of the paper during the IS years
Of its existence, and II ~xs never bet.
ter than under its present manage.
ment. 1t IL one Of our most welcome
exchanges.-Mari0n Register.
The Upton ADVERTISER comes 70
US this week enlarged to y nine column
sheet. 1t IL the largest, oldest and
best paper published in Cedar County
and deserves the united patronage OF
every man Whose interests are within
It's boundary lines. We trust IL may
Onk pTtNpeT auI u1aiutSiu ISS pIeoeut
high standing among the newspapers
Of the State West Liberty Enter
prise.
The Upton ADVERTISER. will not
be issued this week its managers pro-
pDse to enlarge. We already regard II
as one Of the best Of our exchanges.-
Wilton Chronicle.
The Upton ADVERTISER has . new
power press. Evidence Of prosperity
for an excellent paper Davenport
Gazette.
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APPLETON. Wis.
lAal lARA

Rev. &. +. PHISNEy, Dear Bro:
hereby acknowledge the rrceip: ri $50
by the hand Of J. Cahpnn. for the sui
ferers by the fires Of Northern " iscon
sin.
MoEey II the great want III neArlS
all. There l. Il great supply Of cloth
ing. &c, but As ereyy thing WAS lost
money isl necessity just now shat
forward il at once to worthy recipients
Or their behalf | would return thank,
to the people OF your congregatian
Very truly,
p. Il. PEAsE.