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An Ordnance,

To suppress drunkenness. prevent mania A
potu; insanity, dppling, aud riotng. to insure
health, peace, comfort, and general happiness
in the families Of Augusta tp.
Sec !. Be iiordained by the trustees, Of Au.
gusta township, that no person or persons with.
in the limits OF Augusta tp. shall (by them.
selves, or employers, sell give away, orin any
way dispose Of, any intoxicating liquors, ale
porter or strong beer, to any person or persons
whatever, to be used as a beverage
Sec ?. Any person or persons violating eth
er directly or indirectly, any Of the provisions
OF the foregoing sections, shall upon conviction
thereof, be fined in the sum of fifteen dollars
and costs Of suit, for the first offence For the
second offence end each subsequent one, any
person or persons, shall upon the conviction
thereof be fined in the sum of forty dollars and
costs Of suit.
Such person or persons as shall refuse or fail
TO pay such fine and costs shall be imprisoned
in the county Jail for the period of ten days,
for the first offence and twenty days for each
subsequent one. Provided however. that
Thomas NJ. Kinsey during such time as he may
keep well regulated house for public enter
talnment, shall have the privilege to sell or
give away intoxicating liquors to be used for
Medical. Mechanical, or Manufacturing purpo-
ses only. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after The first day of Oc-
tober next
SIMEON WESTFALL,)
ADAM WISEMAN, trustees
certify the above to be correct copy.
K WILSON, Township Clerk.
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G. 4. lsOBGgL..
Wholesale.andlRctai Drugslsl.
Carroilf6H OIio.

fAlAAtA UNtof
Who haa jest received uvery large anil VelI Sc.
eeted ttock Of American, Frencb a,d English
Chetniea s, Drugs. Medicines, DIS, Paints. Y 7.
pi.aes Dye siuiis, Glassware, &e.
his stock . II the best ualiiv. ana The - -.
eeted assortment ever offered 10 the public =
ruy,lfians. Dea ere, Dy r., and Al fihers can De.
10 : ION ofoers meeting prompt attention. and
upon ne most accommodating isfms. Ills -taek
~ P''''o' the 70 loving urtieles 70 wit
ne nen iO~ee' genuine Glens rose tooth paste
OA marrow Pearl Powder,
=" VI Spanish lily white,
Maeassar vil' Chalk balls
nuha o. a abaster tab et and
nose OIL The celehr ted Ch. nese
Iasti soap, skin powder.
Barber or var egated Meakim's RON tic paiut
soap, Rosfmary soan.
Numish, Wash ba IA.
msTking, SASH tooth, Transparent Bas
hair, nai flesh shoe, Doub e extracts, for the
elJth, horse, aud handkerchiefs.
white-wssh Brushes, Extract for cakes,
Jellies, bmeriesn starch n, IN
Commercial ink Puddings,
stands Pea n -epto, ru,,.c,,
mods Writing h0d, dgmass, 70 e, co ogne.
Red, ne and b ack inks and CHM mon waiers,
stee pens, Qui 3,
&c, &c, &c,
Iuv2I, I53
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Board nf EGmnlixaiinn.

All persons Interested will take notice, that
the Board for equalization of the value of the
real property, of Carroll county, will meet at
the Auditors Office, on the first Tuesday 9Th
day of September next, and hear the com
plants of all persons who may feel aSgrieved
by the valuation of any real property returned
by the present District Assessors.
F. S, Nc KEAN, Aud c. Go
Aug, 10, 1858.
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4 RARE CHANCE.

wish 70 sell the farm on which | now reside,
situated two miles South of Carrollton, Carroll
Co. Ohio. There are about
4OO Acres
in the tr Ct, the greater part Of which is cleared
A very large frame bank-barn good brick dwell
ling with convenient out-buil dings are situate
near the middle Of the lsnI
CarrolltoD, being in direct Railroad ConDec-
ton with Cleveland, Pittsburgh and all the rest o
the world, and afording goodmarket for all kinds
Of produce during the entire year.
For terms il quire of the editor of the Free Press.
CHARLES TAWCETT.
Washington Reporter please copy t. the a.
mount Of two collars and sen bill to this Office.
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Markets.
Neu aOucrti
Save Your Money.

BY going to MARQUIS & cos sadder shoU
Oh Main ST, Canolltun, IN the room formerly o,-
cupied as the Post Office, where you can find sn
excellent 1Hd very superior stock of SADDLES.
BRllLES, HARNESS, co LARS. WHIPS,
HALTEks, and every other article kept in sad
ler's shop. They feel confident that from expe-
Hience one ofthe firm has had in some oil the best
shops in the west, they can compete in QUALITY,
STYLE and PBIcE with any similar establishment
in the County.
Carrolton Sept I. 1853
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Loolr 6ere.

The pubic aud "the res, of mankind are here
by informed that | am still living, and that still
carry on the
TANNING & SADDLING BUSINESS
In New Harrishurgh, where may be found at all
times a splendid assortment of
NEWS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
-ARNESS, BRLDL rs.
WHIPS, DE-, de-,
Also great variety of Boots and Shoes.
am determined to DO cheap business and vii!
assure those who give me call, that the articles
offered them, are made of the best stock. and got
up in the most substantial and elegant manner.
good supply of
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rs Y0g g1Gg @gg1g 3

The subscriber will sell goods just as low as
thew ought to be sold for READY Pay
Purchasers can save at least 10 cents on ev-
cry dollar, by paying for their goods when they
buy them. Call on the subscriber end door
above Gen. H. A. Sidgers store, where you
will find large and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GRO OCERIES. QUEENS
WARE. HARDWARE, BoNNETS, SHOES
BOOTS &C, &c
ISRAEL ARCIIBoLD.
Carrollton Aug. 1858.
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aitasiY Ana sseaVer Qag.al.

qa0dy aGa sseaVeT CaHaE.
The st3ckno lers Of :ho Sandy and Beaver Ca
IA lcomDlny are hereby notified, that an elec.
10 f1r directors Of said Company will bo hold
N at the Canal Ofi'a in New Liscon, Ohio OF
w ednesday the 10 day OF August next, b.
wean tho hou 5 Of 10 Q, clock A. N. and o'c'ock
p. NJ. N stii day. By orier OF Ihc Board.
Oiiee OF the Sandy & 2 ,avar Canal Comp my
DAVID BICGES F. es t
Snlv& B saver Canal Co
Now Tislnn Iult 81, 1853
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GRIND. STONES-A large lot from the Berea
quarries, said to be the best grit in America, re-
cev ed and for sale by s. q. MCKEE.
July IA, 1853.
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farm for sale.

The bscrber offers for ale desirable piece
of land-.a good home-Conssting Of
4OACRES OF LAND.
Eighteen of which is cleared the balance well
timbered Onthe land is a hewed log house, and
never-faing water The land lays six miles north
of Carrollton, Immediately on the Carroll Co, Rail-
road, and two miles from Oneida Mills. The a.
bove tract of land can be bought cheap. For
terms inquire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
July IA, 1858 S. D. WEAVER
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REGINA SEGARS-A fine lot of the choio.
est segarslin any market just received and for sale
by the box anu at retail, by ) G. Mckee
Iu'y IA, 1853.
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m0rriooee
4AuNAuulo

MARRlED-on the e5lh Msi.. By Jonathan
Milbohtne. ESQ, Mr.. samael Ward TO Miss
Hester Watkins, both OF Augusta township.
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I1mhlic sale OF the l'atIoM sG"Iise

OF Carrollton Ohio.-0n Saturday Sept II
1858. at One o'clock, will offer for Sale Of
the premises, situated in Garrolllon, the Efl
known "Patton House." The Terms yh1l
will be reasonable, shall make known oiAth,
day of Sale. ,,a
Agent, Canton, q.
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N E W FIR NJ.

] CUSTOM & ]. H. SIMILAR Have entered
into copartuership under the firm of Huston & in
clair and wi beg to have the opportunity of
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They expect to have on hand fu assortment of
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
usually kept in country store, which they will
sell at the low prices, and will at ali tua,.
buy pro luce II all descriptions ot tha highest
market price.
Also al a5s) r!ufnt Of
LUMBER,
Pine, Poplar &c. kept constantly on band.
Commission X Forwarding will. ceive prompt
7tention,
HUSTON g. SINCLAIR
July 81, 1853.
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u A. BOegel. Wholesale sgen, Tor the sale Of
iumu,ePs Extract ard Fssence Of lice. DR.
Locock's Pnmauc Waters. Jew Dlyid's Hebrew
Plaster, The Horsem4n's Hope or F,rmars
Friend, the American Worm Killer, Barrels Ind.
in Linimsnl and Yermiiugp. Huats Linirneui
CayIor's Indian Ointment. Uobeusarks WON.
syrup and Pills. Ioohand', .rman Bi,terz, and
la general assortment OF Drugs aud MidciGcs.
At Eastern prizes s-irasPorlalioH of.
Dec. 81, 80.
Candies, by the box or pound. Soda, But.
ter, Water, and Picnic Crackers. by the box Or
pound. Principe, Hall Spanish, and ecm non G..
gars. ToJaeoes various kinds, at
c. A. BOEGEL'S.
Imported SFquop~ for Medical pur.
poses, Pale French Brandy, Raspberry Brandg, Port
Wine, Ma aga Wine. Hol and Gin, and best Mat
Whiskey for sa at the Drug tore Of
c. A BOEGEL
SUperfiae article Of Susp. Ba rdag-s
McClenaohan's Comp'd Supporters,
Plain Abdominal do.
Mems Trusses, single and double,
Child's do, for sale at the Drug Store of
&. A. BOEGEL
sH'ph De Quininp, Turkey Opium
DC hai NOIStu OPlulu5 iOl 5dle uy
Z. A. BOEGEL
POcket Instruments, Surgical Needles
Horse Phitghs and s II gss, a-s0ned sizes. ai
c. A. BOEGEL's Drug store.
". 81. Medical, School and Miscella.
necus Books and general assortment OF Station.
ary, Tor sale by c. A. BOEGEL.
Cod Liver Oil. superior article Jus, "a
ceived at the Drug SIcre OF
Dec. ! /, 1851. c. A. BOFGEL.
Table or Dairy Salt, White Lime and Rock
Sal! al tie Dug Store OF c. A BUEGEL.
Cam Wood, Ground.
Logwood, do,
Fustic, Red Woood &c, &c, at
G.. A. B0EGEL'S
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WHITE FISH $9,75 per II have ju T..
ceived a fresh supply of white fish, whichw III
so i'd at the above reduced rates
sc. MCKEE.
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YaXeS.

Notice, walcommence collecting the taxes
Of Carroll County for the year 1858, on Thurs
day the 18th day of Oct. next and for that
purpose l will attend one day in each township
al Che usual places of holding elections. to re-
ceiye the taxes from those who wish to pay
their share to wit
Louden TIP. Oct IS. Union TIP. Oct "a.
Lee Tp. Oct. H. Harrison TIP Oct. 25.
Fox TIP, Oct is. Brown TIP Oct, q6.
East Tp Oct u. Rose TIP. Oct. 27.
Augusta E" Oct. l8. Monroe +" Oct 90.
Washington q. Orange 90.
Perry 90 Centre 81.
| will also attend at the Treasurers Office
in Carrollton from the 5lst day of Oct until
the Goth day of December, to receive taxes
from those who have not previously paid
The following is the amount charged on each
dollars valuation for the present year.
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Farm for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm in IIar-
rison Township, Carroll County, Ohio two
miles from Harrisburg and FIVE miles from Car
rollton, the terminus of the Carroll Co. Rail
Road Containing 1872 acres-about 1875 acres
of which is cleared and in good stale of cult
vation-well watered-good two story dwelling
house, new bank barn and other necessary bull
dings. Also good orchard # well selected
fruit The property is very asirable one and
will be sold on accommodating terms. For fur
ther information enquire Of the ubscrber liv-
ing on the premises.
July IA, 1858. ADAM karin.
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At my instance an attachmen Mt was this day is
sued by John Hays, justice of the peace Of Rose
township, Carroll county, against the property ard
effects Of Matthias Fisher, an abscon ding debtor.
March I2, 1853, DAVID SHAFFER.
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DRUGS DRUGS!

The undersigned would inform his old customers
land "the rest Of mankind" that he is receiving his
Fap stock from the eastern cities, and that it is
the best tock ever offered in this market my word
for il. C. A. RGGEL, Druggist.
November 20, 80,
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GARPET STORE.

to which we invite the attention of Western
Merchants and all others wishing to furnish
Hotels or Houses to give us a call. Remem-
Der the place No. ll2 Market Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa
Pittsburgh June 23l l853,-1yr.
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CT NSM ITH ING

The subscriber would respecdy announce
that he has commenced the gunsmiihing busi.
ness in Carrollion.. on Main street, where be IL
prepared lomsnuiaciure
ptFlES
Of all descriptions. viz : The fine Cast Steel
Rifle. with Globe Sights and Patent Muzzle.
Tor Target Shooting. At long distances, Com
mon Rifles. Smooth Bores. &c. an kinds n
Gen f Pisiol repairing done with neatness
and dispatch and all work warranted. lie
hopes, from long experience. and being regu-
larry brought up 10 the business, to render en-.
tire satisfaction to all who favor him with Dat.
rouage. E.J. M'DONALD
August 4. 1853. JosEPu c. MossnoLDER.
dgent
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LEATHER

VI all kinds aWiy VS. on'ha0d.
Call and EXAMINE for yourselves, and an we'll
satisfied that you will go away fully convinced,
trat the place to get BARGAINS is at "PERRY's" in
New Harrisburgh
OF Cash paid for Hides & Skins al the
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
July 7, 1858.
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BLACKING--A large lot Of prime artice lust
eceived and for sa BY the gross eT dozen, BY
July Il, {, q, MekLE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

List ana rag carpets, Table Oil Cloths,
Cloth Table Covers, Embossed do.
Cloth Piano do, Emboss'd Piano do.
I, t. l4' H. | and Oil Cloths;
Stair Oil Cloths;
u, II and China Mating;
u, II, | and : Coco do
Rugs, Mats and Venetian Blinds;
Transparent Window Shades;
Buff Holland do do.
Transparent Green Oil Cloth Window Shades;
Do Buff do do do do
We also keep on hand Sheet Oil Cloths from
l2 to "a feet wide, which we cut 10 fit any size
room, Hall or Vestibule. &C.,
Table Lines, Diaper, Stair Rods, Binding Crash
with a full assortment of all other goods usually
kept in
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Leesburgh ?. 2 .05 25 .8l5 Z 1890
Ia adii6On to the above the following School
Aisgiets are taxed the following additional rates
dor School House purposes.
Dist. No. 4 East To 80 mills making in all
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SPRING AND SUNHER
G Do DSl

G 90 8!
CUMMINGS a BRACKIN would tale shiu
method Of informing their namerous eassomers
and The public generally lhat they are now re-
ee'Fmg one of she largest and most complsie
81 eks OF Spring a Summer Goods ever offered
~ 'his market, and which they offer to the pub
Dc Al the very lowest prices
Their stock is fuil and complete; sufficient 70
meet The wants Of the most particular. Il
consists of every style Of Prints. Lawns
PLAIN and fancy, Bereges. Tissues. Ribbons.
Laees, Camhrics, Jaconeis. Malls. Edgings.
&c, for The ladies', and Blue DniIinss, Yel-
low Nankeen, California Casimeres, Gam
broons, Couonadrs. Linen. Irish Binsns,
sheclings, llandkcrh higfs, CraYals, Tweeds
and almost
ENERYTHING ELsEt
N lie Day Goods line while tbcir slock Of
E:ES
IS as iull and well selected as any IN the vest
And they have not forgotten Or neglected 70
bring most superb and Extensive lot Of
D0r0wart,
such as Pocket and Case Knives. Axes. Saws.
Files, Augers. Chisels, Scylhs Spades, Hoes,
Rakes, &c, DC. and while these things are
being examined their splendid selection of
gB2ZS459? ARB
should not be forgotten or overlooked
It is worth at least a quarter to look At our
RE AD y-NADE CT THIEG,
even il you don't want to buy. A better lot
Of wearabes never we're brought into this town.
BOOTS AND SHOES
VI almost every variety and description will be
found on our shelves; while our assortment Of
BOlHGtS K Hats
can't be be beat any place.
COME ALONG THEN.
And examine our stock, and we are well satis-
lied that you cannot get away without buying.
We are determined to sell as low as others dare;
and if you give US a call we will see that the
prices suit you.
Carrollton, April 10, 1855.
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II. MORRISON
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
W. McCLINTOCK.
Carpet ll)areIlouse,

EI19sGY g@, GAs
WE keep constantly on hand the larges, and
best assortm ent Of Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, IN
the west. As we import direct, and manufacture
ourselves, we seel confident that we can supply
the market at as low prices as can be purchased
in sny Of the eastern cities, wholesale or retail.
Our Stock comprises the following, viz
Rich, Royal Velvet Pile Carpets; Tapestry
Brussels do; Rich Brussels do Extra Sup.
3 ply do; Super6ne ply do; Super
fine Ingram do; Fine Ingram
do: COmmon Ingram do
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EEU;ERS,

81 60, 81; E1HsB;E:Ea s I, "
Remaining in Hs Post Office, SuipteTsille,
S.l O.. Q,iartsg Ending 3lst li,ec., 1857
A T Ayant, Jesse Allen, A Alexander.
Bs-G. w. Barts, J.. Bai hainon; Aii,a Fran.
cis Britton, John II. Brown, &. II. Belser, John
garshsine, w ala,. aslser, Dr; John gsarlili
ford, II. II. Cole, A. 81. Chuin, Cr6mer C Dsss,
Il De-. w. Davis James H. Dens liillp Da
viz, fG homas D. Deschanps q f.:. sSt &,
~ =. Edward T. rbomas English Join
ifSlis: Z. Frossiinaaa, Fl sia wa, Fsls.onsf, Fl. Mi.s
A. j.. Fox&or,h. Jasspb Fey u Al Il 4 Z;
I-;ames , A, Gibls, q. b: Ganley. *
:nsII SEewis ID. Husband JepsiGf tlieniricka,
Pi,illiI Iiuichinson, Il. +. liickena, John +,
Hudson, James Hudson, w. Hptchsrsa,,. Hugh
w Hogan. q. r. p. stlodss aalri; Rs1sass:8 :s.
tl-I j jonss. issia Jennings. Mar,eh H'.
Ives, Mrs. Cherry Kennedy. sfk.t$s ns IL.
L-Janies ID. Lam e 80 = -
..,M-afisa Az. HI; AIitehsl. II. q. nc Ieol
N:J. WcCay. Jones' A. g. Mckay, II. NrCpl.
I Gha.s. .s syIan. ssns sS W@ anehIin %y
;Raddin, q. McCatcheen, Coi. Moore, B, Ainr.
rey, Thomas McGee, Miss Cornelia Aliltag, II
Matthew's, hIiss x. L. Mysfs. 81 s...'.si
,slS-J. ). Selson. afs. Martha Eichcls,
P-Thomas f.. Perkins, H. ~. EeiI.t, =
,,.R-Thomns Riidle,. II. Rhame, .allss +. r..
Runiscy. 81 !. .Fssi!9
:, $ Arthur Smith & IIsip, Josiah G. s;war,.
Edmund Strosksy. Mas Jane sanlnlih. w. a.
,alk-Wm. Tulluck tob1 Tr0pblrfeld, IS. W.
v-Miss Elizabeth 4. vaughnn.8 s;1eSai,
w Vim. Walsh, Walden q IIasaer, Mia
~. a. Wicnges, VIM. Wooda, Dr.r. s. Wilson.
III It:fIAYNssvOR'flI, r.a.
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q anu NJ he, mud ~ titess.; sactssultf
EN nbeaiepea to an artlcrs ilisi His case
inailc,. .daied Desainiter 1912, |
will ,iffSY tnf1 "a ID. dt public aotcfy bgfina
lie Court House door sln Caniden. on the
trat Ediiday an ises,sii atid il then
spresented. an 5sosaa m astlipe aaie f;day,
the real Ssatte of ilspn, de.
ceased. Hs SET forth In fiie writ ff partition
issued IL tliia case, consisting 9f tho fni.
lowing pft ipbfi u, tosisiii;
3 4, ,OBe track ar planiatiosl pf land, cnptai1-
ing 4S5 acres, more or less, lying gft Tho
waters of Raiten Creek. in the Sale
aforesaid, bounded ny the CiiaflestItl md
Candcn' 'riad, and BY linda &c i,arkim I,s
fDnkms. w ,lIiains Sanders. and Jsl,n
:sSiihlers. ts,,SiF I: .s3F 81 .sS Z. sit s
Also. House nnind mn I.ot OH Broad sireei
= The town OF Ca.nlea, mid i.nls an Iyt;;;
tIelaa Stree. ins,iie sail laMRt sIE.hs said
J aL22's beng knownapi distiiglj ysad in the
plan tf lie said town tiy the Ms. OF l,
alld 9l2. &s2, and half lot Nos SS g;,
The said l'ansaiinn VIII Ilat b., sold for
;lll.ss than Five Dollars per mora.
Tile. houseLnnd leia rn, Broad Street
Mil not lie sold for less than y'walva
Hundred pilIafs Ssf2Ull, add Tie t&o
Lots an lsiltiaiHnrs street, MI nut less Than
-Four iiandSed Dollars s((SSssttlli.
= TsRMs 80 much IeasiIas viii pay The
COSTS Ill the casesrtor tho baglnce, .bpna,
viii approved peHnlnl snreties, end d
itliottgage oi the preiiliaes, payable in two
Eeq,ialsanpuaEi EiHstalnleHiss the wlmle bear.
lug nltege,& irQnal;Re Of sale, payablc ali.
pdely until tic @l,,de bond is saiiH!f -
Pur.'ltasafs u pay; itsf allstlacassary papers.
W. II. R,asYS3Rls:A EE.,.;e.f &, i. D.
Jan. 4 h, 1853. I'D rs. Il.
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FEMALE SEINIlA AIRY

The subscriber having purchased j1dga'
l.ewis'prenises, in1l,e Northwestern pari
of the village, mud believing tile .ocatinn
desirable, proposes ~ open SEMINARY.
for Young ladies, on the Sd Monday III
January next, under Ills own Immediate
supervision, assisted by such Teachers az
the wants OF tue School may
The soveEnWepii will hes parental. aid
mild, yet Grm aud Observation-Disclosures
Flles strictly enforced. lis 5.tisi titis 4.
The Principal is SO; we'll kr,Qgn 10 tie
public, that references aud .coiILnsndatiui,s
are deemed unnecessary, or they might be
obtained To any Icsirable extent. HI
hopes BIZ diliyeiii iand faithful attention to
the intellectual and moral Improvement 6fI
his pupil, 20 make tlaenbis ee.i!na.enlalo.
sry ,;:E sDs'.s IS; 4 81 Z III, 81, I
sessions, The first viii close ,l:, aSt oi June.
with yavasatiop soii
,i,epsns ll,e fiFs, seP!a,nbsr, alid elssPttipg
Z. ,ssa' e I'ls n9 MIS- ess5 ofs, Il II 8.
Or.hography, Reallpg, wiring, sspefs, u, !:
Enggiisi giins tomiSpssiiisn. iSsssii Gliami! i Il
mar. Geography; Histpry, f;i,i ,Iia4fe 80
Algebra, Mythology, RBie- q ii :. i. ,.3y, Il. s
tnEic, Logic, Philosophy, s'stf
81 CheGnisiry md Botany, .' !" e3 90
I.atin or FRENCH -sr5Ej u, .sti y. e. 4 ca 90
Drawing and Painting in OIL =. S..
~ or Water G. lots. .-''t .H fs'f.t7 92 90
'Monochromaiic i- s91-f: :sf..y9 i"k2iy 81 90
Wursted or Clienelle Work, ,iitttff Z; al 90
Wax Work. - ~ "a al 90
1EuSc iS Pi.ao:a ;ssas. '"t ,.., =. % %
Use +Oi Pinno.Gl- ST rR.}ii.Hff ;,SfilSt fTq
Pupils on. Guitar Furnish their own III,
ss,ruIneuts for practice ,g45.y; i;.sf $.. 81.
! ii, will be m,lclI 70 tie .advantase of The
pupils 10 he present on the dag tll!. School
opens. shats Ticy may be .af,risssslgea in Their
respective casses. sand l.ase T,he studies
assigned them. s@Eif'! tsiiS 8.AfEtS {
Some eight br ten Young ladies can he
'acconq9ated with, Boarding in,l The family
of the Pfipcipa! |! upon. asilnollera.e terms
as can be. afforded. S. sy5 ti.. i Is ss s.
e No pupil will 6e received for. less titan
"a session, unless by special agFeemcnt,
aud no dchHc,iun made for absence except
for sickness. 3}ri Sc ~, ttf3E
F The9P PriRaipaf aalieits tho patronage Of
his numerous friends, and.prolnises 3onh his
part, to,ais'has.ae faithfully his responsible
trust. 80. .,s ~ 4.
Sumtcryills, Nov "a, 1862, ij 3itltj +