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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
RnIaa 0f School.

RrLEs 10 be observed by the pupils attend
ing the public schools III CarOllton, Carroll
county, Ohio.
let Pupils 10 attend at eight O'Clock in the
morning, and at one and half O'Clock in the
afternoon.
End. No unnecessary talking or whispering
allowed after the school is called to order.
Srd. No fruit or other article allowed to be
eaten during gschOOl hours
4th. No pupil permitted to leave his or her
seat, or the school room, without permission
first obtained from the Preceptor.
9th. Immoral, obscene, or prOfane Ian
guage, is strictly prohibited.
9th. Laughter and giggling are prohibited ;
and each pupil is to attend, exclusively, to his
or her studies during school hours.
7th. All pupils are strictly enjoined not to
inJure the school room or any of the school
furniture.
Sth No unnecessary noise allowed during
recess, or while pupils are coming to or return
ing from school. a.
9Th. Pupils TO be furnished, respectively,
with the necessary textbooks, as no two pu.
pills will be permitted to study in the same book
10Th For any violation of the preceding
Rules the pupils so violating, if under TIN
years OF aye, sh IL BE- reprintn led by the Pre-
ceptor, and foT a repetition Of the offence, may
be reasonably chaslizad;-f exceeding that age
the offender may be suspended from the ben
eGts of the school for period at the discret ton
of the Precep tor, and a second violation shall
subject him to permanent expulsion.
lIth Complaint against The proceedings oil
amy of the Instructors employed IN the public
schools, are in all cases, to be preferred to the
Board of Education, or TO member thereof
I2,h. Precep,ors will furnish copy of these
Rules to each READING pupil in attendance al
their schools.
CIrroltou. December I3, 1855
WASH. BUTLER,
GEO FOU1Z.
N a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

Ey One Of the schools in our town is va
cant of teacher. A good chance for u good
teacher is afforded. Apply soon--Board OF
Education, W. Butler, Geo. Fou'z, and VIM
B. Woodward. .a
~>~~~s~~-y~~1--~-~~---~-> >-S~-~- . ,
SHAKo PEE iNDEPENDENT.-Thi is the title
Of paper recently started at Shakopee,
Miunesota Territory, by Allen Greene, ESQ.,
formerly Of this place, 1t presents quite a
neat appearance. and its character is suggested
by its Ltle-independen We wish our friend
Allen abundant success in his enterprise, : re.
cevng just recOmpense Of reward for his
labors. a.##oa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Luke Davis ES'r Sc. By virtue Of Vsndi sI.
Of James N. Bavis, Dec. pOnis, issgsd fcom the
VS., UOmt Of Common Pleas
James McGinty Of Carroll county Ohio
and directed win offer for sale at the door q lbs
Court HOgse, in the town Of CaHoon, in said coaAly
Of Carroll, Ohio,
On SATURDAY, the 22nd dag Of December, iss5,
the following descr bed real estate situate in tie e5ufy
Of Carroll and State Of Ohio to Wit Part Of the South
West QiIrter Of Section twenty-nine lz9,) ToHBshp
Gurteen (l4,) Range four % containing one bunded
and twenty l20) acres Of land-ApPraised AZ -.
Terms cash. J. IL. MHlfCKAfT,
Nov. 22-ls 5W. Pr fec $500 Sheriff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
AUDITORS SALE.


By virtue Of the law regulating oretures by Cue pur
ehasers of Ohio School lands section No. Sixteen t!o,)
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House ia
CarrOlOn at public Auction Saturday, the 18th day
OF December next between the hours OF 10 o'clock A.
H and o'clock P M the West half of the North East
quarter Of section No. Sixteen (l6) In township Ne
thirteen Us, AMI Range No. four a. in the Stedben-
vile land Distict, Fox township which there has
accrued including the purchase money penalty interest
aud costs amounting in the aggregate to SlS46 Ia
Whch sum must be paid in cash by the purchaser o
the above described tract Of land. q. 'l fHniE
The above described tract Of land win be sOd under
the law regulating the sale Of Sec. l6By the purchaser
paying the oranges ol Principal and Interest.
There are four Iusalments Of Principal in areas a.
mounting $53S 80 cents also four insiaments OF Inter
ests amounting $685. by the above sums being paid
the day o. sale, the purchasercan have years to
pay the balance Of the purchase money
a. - III. BLACKBURN,
Nov 10 g.. NO''''' ''''D ~ ''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

PETERsoN's MAoAuSE. The FIRST number
Of the xxx volume is before US. lis a cap
iIal number The ehg'avings are excellent.
THE m orning bath = mszolint-is picture
Of rare specimen, and the fashion plates are
elegant aud graceful. We can without hest
fancy, recommend Peterson as a substantial
magazine. Purity Of thought and expression
charaC,eriz, the articles peuned by the con-
tributOrs Of this monthly. Now is favora.
BILE lime to subscribe, The Magazine car
be obtained for one dollar and twenty fv,
cents per ccpy, where a club of eight is raised
Single copies two d llars--AldIess Chlrles J
Peterson. 1870 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

A B-We learn that cerlain persons have
undertaken to secure delegates from Ohio in
the next Democratic National convention friend
ly to the denomination of President. PIERCE
The fools are not all dead yet, it SEEMS
TS!eub Union. .,..-t ..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
sHERIFF's SALE.

vs.. IA. issued from the Court Of
James MeGinty. Common Pleas Of Carroll
county, Ohio, and 10 me directed, viii offer for sas
at the do1r ofthe Court House. In the town Of Car rot
ton. in said county Of Carroll, Ohio
Ga Saturday the 22nd day Of December, 1855.
the following described real Estate situate in the coan.
ty of Carroll and State Of Ohio, towit:-Part Of Ihs
Sou IN West Quarter Section twenty nine 2sl fosu.
ship fourteen tl4,l Range four "a, containing one
hundred and twenty acres Of land.-Appraisel at e.
Terms cash. ]. H. WHlTCRAEF,
sheriff
Nov. Is. 1855 5E.--Pr. fee SO, 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

EF The lengthy Message of our County
Auditor, which will be found on our fourth page,
curtails our space for general reading. 1t is
short. compared with many counties, yet it is
heavy draught upon us. Our readers will
bear with us few weeks while it is published.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

No Go.--Judge Belden has been rather un-
successful, Of late, in his attempts to get into
Office. He was beatea for Mayor of Canton
on the 3rd inst, by Peter Chance Esq, who
was elected over him by decided majority
The Judge must be going the way of the
whole lOcofoco party in Stark county. and will
soon be politically "dead all over"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

OF''s' s.,..,,l I. .ss 70. = p - isss

carrolisos Nss e. ISIS.
luE iyllgsng accounts Of ktseutors, AdinlisiFs,sf
and Gaaraans have been &c ~ this olice, and ~
set Tor bearing on Monday. ths loth aay II Dee
A D. ls5e, e. 0eoek p. n. Of sad day, aud Su b
eoutnued IRON dayto da, Until ~ dtfeeet ef tie
himg and pendehey oi which Acceuntanls AID ollers
iilerested uih take uoties VIA ~.
Final a,coant Of John Clasps, Etecutof Of wiz a
William Champer.
Final aeeOunt " paHiel S.raion, Alm uisirapos Of
Jonathan Rood.
FINAL account Of John Byers, E1eea.OF vfthe VII u
John Haines.
Final account Ol Hahiltou Walker EGecusDr Of Win
fof Thomas IIattery.
Fal aecOsnt Of Johs S. lien, Guardian Il JEas b.
ii.
I, JOHN u. TRIP.
.r Probate Judge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

RE- We invite attention to the prospectus Of
The Hone, "a monthly, published BY E. F.
Beadel, Buffalo, New York. Thisis a work
for the women-the wife, the mother, the sis-
ter, and the daughter. Read the prospectus,
then subscribe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
JOHN N, LfTLE & SON
TObacc0RiStS, GrOcprerS 4 Dealers in Mis-
CClIaneOuS Goods.

.T0DaCCOAlStS, GF0CPrefS DeaieTSIn Mis-.
- CCllaneOuS Goods.
MeCOOk House, corner Of Lisbon and CanalStreet
Carrollton Ohio.
Cigars and Tobacco for the Wholesale and retail
trade. Groceries, shelf goods &C., of the best quail
ts and at the lowest prices. Produce Of all descrip
tiOns taken in exchange for arti les. iI t.a1
A new, excellent and cheap Patent Bee Palace and
Bee Feeder can b, seen, in mlde, at the above
Pace,-townshp and individual ri hts sold at very low
iateS, H.
Also, Wafers Grease Extractor, highly valuable ar.
ticle for removing Grease, Paint, Varnsh, Tar, &C.,
from Cotton, Wooden or Silk Goods This invaluable
extractor is recommended BY numerous persons who
have tried it, Not the slightest injury either fabric or
color is sustained by its use, where water will not
change. Tobe had in Carrollton, Ohio, only of p,
So JOHN II. LYLE & son. u
Nov g. lS 6m. k'a ~ F'n.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

ET Rev. Geo. Buchanan, for more than
forty years pastor of the Associate Reformed
Church in Sleubenvie, died recently.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
Mem 5pefiaI Notices.
TIFF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
''- 5H titJi FORHF .r..

INDIGESTION Il DYSPEPSIA.
& DrJiS Houghtoh's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
compaints 1t is Nature own pecifc fOra unhealthy
stomach No art of man equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dgspepsic should
fail to try it. -. .,-,--..... - s.-ts "a
'Solfby Dr. G. A. Bbgdl CarroNton Ohio. 3Ho
T Feb. 90, 1855. 1y.r rss. s.-..t,z ---4,-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
ROBERT G0ULD7S ESTATE. !

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been ap pointed and qualified Administrator on the
Estate of Robert Could deceased, ate Of arrtu Co
% ROBERT PATTERSON.
Nov. g9--l855L i5E.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
WILLOUCHBY'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus In
IL the tO~nships Of Union Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio. We would
inform the citizens of that part Of the coanty that We
prepared up said apparatus on short notice and
reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpoO
Of raising and conveying water from the spring to The
house, which is admitted to be Of the best apparS
tus for labor saving in the female department. nov 10
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
" B. ANY communications for can DO left At the
American House CarIOllton, Ohio,
W0ODB0RNE R0uDEBUSF.
JoTy 10 IS If
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
ID, M. COLEMAN,

HOs1e,- sign aud OrnGmsRtsI
Painte
Ishop ever joan Moodys Wagon Shop, formerly %
cupied as Free Press 0hce, Main Street, CAFrOltoE
Ohio. .f
Sept. 2O--l855. If.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
DENTISTRY!!
DIR, M. B AR NE ES,
IN. NEW FOUNDRY.

lisbon sIreeI CdFTUHNUHI UHIW'
FVHE subscriber would respectfully inform Faime'
/ Mechanics &C., that he he has taken back anu -
now in full 0 ,eratOn the CarrOlton new ~
CUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And is amply prepared to furnish to order all kinds Of
Ploughs Plough Points Stoves L OIsngs ot ell dSA-
crptons, at the shortest notice, and as reasonable
prices
II good a-d extensive stock Of Ploughs Point,
Stoves, Castings &C., constantly kept or band aud or
sale at low prices, for Cash. Z. AeGU IKE,
Nov. 15h 1855, t. "r-r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
NEW STORE.

The undersigned have opened New Store in Car.
roton; in the ROom formerly occupied by Isaac Atkiu
son. where they will sell grcds low, and little lower
than they be had any other place in the county, for
cash or produce. Our Stock consists of;
Prats,
Gingbams, Boots, Coffee,
CassimcTs, Shoes. Tea,
Cassinetts, Hats, aoa Sugar,
Cloths, Caps, Rice
ra TOb eco &C..
The highest prices in cash or store goods for died
Apples aud Peaches; Wheat, Rye Buck wheat, Oats.
20, ,OO0 pounds Of Pork wanted;
ATKINSON WILLIAMS.
Nov. l, IS IT, "se-' rrs1i4 A
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
lRR.I16 CONES

We believe no other newspaper in the world has
subscription list over half large this; and no peri
odical of any sort riva it. And while its extreme
chespucss rendering increase Of paying readers only
indirect pee cuniary advantage US, has doubtless
largely sweIed its subscription list it would be absurd
ty not to perceive in this unprecedented patronage
some evidence Of public approval and esteem,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

RrLEs TO be observed by the pupils attend
ing the public schools IN CarrOllton, Carroll
county, Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22
Native American Grand Rally.

|, is in contemplation BY the Native
Americans Of this place 10 invite theil
brethren from all parts ofthe county ,o
meet them here in Mass Convention for
the purpose OF etiec,ing an open organiza'
ton, considering what course to pursue
in the coming campaign, and to have a
lolIy good time generally. Proper notice
will be given as soon as the preliminares
can be agreed upon. which will be in the
course OF week or two but we give
this i'll advance. FOR the purpose Of wax.
ing up our friends throughout the coun'
ty that they may be in readiness to give
hearty response TO the call. We
would recommend each county in the
stale TO have Grand Rally" before
making county nominations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22
PENosscor. June i6. 1865.


Ma EDITOR have read your last
editorial touching the late riot in the
city Of Portland with great interest.
am certain you have hit the RICH, nail on
the head and charged blood upon the
proper persons. l have been in and
around Portland for the last twelve
mon,hs-have seen the Argus and State
Of Maine almost every week and should
| be pu. upon oath as juror, with m,
presen, knowledge, would declare tina,
| believed these pap.rs by their cons, an,
attacks upon the Maine law and Neal
Dow. did ins,'ga,e and inhuenpc .ha, dis.
graceful NIB
Aher rio, aud 5loodshed, those pan.
derers to Irish Jesui,ism and reckless
drunkards. turn round, wipe their mouths
like an adu'trous woman. ARD cry out,
Are we no, in sport, 4 fe~ buys rani.
ed to spill a little liquor" Do you be.
lieve a word Of it, Mr. State Of Name or
Mr. Argus man! Did yon no. rather
want Neal Do~'s good liquor as rally.
ing word to be distributed over the State
in the coming Gubernatorial election g.
What fine affair it would have been to
have secured tina, $500 worth Of liquor
and manufactured a few thou. aud dollars
worth more, and thus secured the cleo.
ton Of your man.
That this was the expectation Of the
whole Irish aud ,um crew. have no
doubt. Could they have seized that Ii.
quor, and thus overcome the police force
force Mayor BOWS house, and probably
Br Peck's and others ~ouId have besn
torn down, and iasseed Of one life los,
there might have been 4 score. The
people Of this State have every reason
to believe. will see the day when the civ.
il authorities Of tire city Of Portland will
he awarded due merit for their noble
stand agains. that mob. wish to say
that the liquor selling a: the city Of Poo-
lsnd 10 not u ali confined to a few low
lfish dens Of filth. These dens are in
possession Of cut-ihrost, priestly tools,
ready tn work at the bideins Of the ar
gus and State o. Maisr men, at a mo.
meats warning.
Yours, Ex the
principles Of &c.
THgo. HIT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22
Fourth o! Jnly.
CELEBRATION AT FRANKLIN


The citizens OF Franklin propose
celebrating the anniversary OF our Nation.
al Independence on The ensuing Fourth
Of July.
4 procession will be formed a, the
Methods. Church Il, 9 o'clock y N and
proceed to grove filled up Tor the occas.
ION, where will be the iollowin Exercise !:
Prayers.
Music,
Reading Of Declaration,
Music,
Grafton
Music,
Benrdittt0n,
The Procession will again 10 formed
aud escorted to Il ten, near the Baptist
Church where dinner will be served by
the Ladies at the FAR; after which the
reguI ar toasis Of the day and a number OF
volunteer .entinen,. will be Offered.
speeches made &c. the whole being
,ntersper sed with the best music the
country affords.
The Public generally are invited to
participate.
Per Oritr Of The C;tf-tns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22
Per Order Of tie Far.

SISTER Ross; in seven chapters b,
D'cAENs. Philadelphia: T b Peter
sou. ZOE chestnut Street. Price -,
cents.
This amongst the bes, Of the s,orie,
written by Box" and w,ii doubles,
have q great run. As a writer, he rank,
amongst the FIRST ia the world. The
following compliment is wo rib more Tia,
gentle words lrom even a monarch
Washington Irving had the last pro
duct'on Of Dickens lying open upon his
table. In Course Of conversation, Mr.. Irv.
ing spoke sppfecia.ingly OF multitude.
clever authors Of the presen, day, ins,anc.
ing some OF the mos, prominent names;
but. he added, with strong emphasis,
Dickens is immeasurably above his Co
tempofa1ies, and David Coppes6eld is
his Interpretation. "A Duy at
Saany- Side.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22

" hen he ha. occasion to aninadver up.
on ,hem) take entire charge aud Of
course they succeeded to q charm. Their
presence combined with the berry surnc.
ZION, makes these Festivals irresisi able
especially to us poor bachelors, who
thus have chance to cluster miller
fashion-around a cradle Of beauty
We hope the figure don't smell Of the
Lump" though suggested by it. II ii
does, pardon US, lady reader, and we
promise TO do 50 no more" until-ite
next time.
Candles suggest light and this reminds
us tina, new light has been manufactur.
ed and is in successful use in severn,
parts Of our city. The liquid is called
Kerosene" and is prepared from bi,nmar
and rock-oil or naptha. II will. it is
said, reduce the cost OF illumination; its
brilliancy exceeds tina, OF the best gas,
enabling persons 10 read eigh, feet from
the chandelier. This latter item Is most
important IL true. II is about being
tested by one or two OF our large hotels.
This leads us to notice that in Ohio,
by the decomposition Of 'rater. Doctor
Taylor Of Cleveland has produceda bril-.
liant light. and Of course an intense heat.
The spirits, i, appears. have had some.
thing to do with it. Perhaps the shade
of Goethe, departing this lie. with the
cry Of More light" has discovered aud
and communicated this most wonderful
discovery. A cavea, FOR i, has just been
filed at the Pa,en, Office in Washing.
ton. Its color is slightly orangish, and
this tint we suppose will give i, a mellow.
ness quite desirable to those whose eyes
are affected by the sharp white currents
OF light darling upon the visual orga"
from jets Of gas. or burning fluid. The
The discovery il true, marks a new era
IN human affairs. and Paine, whose as.
sertlons few years ago were rid,culed
may yet be honored as the originator at
Ieas, of theory tina, became a practise
IN the heads OF others.
Yours, Scientifically inclined,
PAIL PRiNRosg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22

GoDEv for July was received severn
days since-being ia advance Of all
others. This number commences the
26,hyear Of the publication Of the Lady's
Book BY the same publisbe, aad editor
tn al Dox conducts tive belive, an 10.
stance Unparalleled in the history Of print.
ing 10 the United States. The oldes,
Mag szine in America. and devoted still
to the ladies' thesenl. The July No. Will
sh"v that they are determined to put
those who would attempt an imitation Of
their Magazine, 10 their trumps-ti.en
h ands are fall Of court cards and they
mean to play them. 50 catch them il you
ca". That they are in advance Of an
others. We give the following ins,aace:
the fashion that APPEARED in Tie May
No. was published the same month, in
the Paris Moaiieus, which is the great
oracle Of fashion fx all Europe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22

l1@ySlious. but true. These delu.ion.
Of the public are common. Another oil
this class Of practitioners ordered for a
child, frequent ,easpoonfuIl doses Of cod
liver oil asd lime. How can those be
trusted who thus set truth and their own
dosmas alike aside1 We have often
thought that action at law might well
be taken against these medical pirates,
under n charge oi obtaining money 'by
false pse,enses.
To give the reasons why the public so
:. sashiy hazard health and life IN the nnm.
berless ways open, like sephucres, in
every direction. would occupy too much
space neither can we, Il, present, expose
all the tricks of the harpies by whom
society is infested Those who. while
they must know better, assist them tu
their prey. are more tuipaJie than the,
are themselves. The highwayman will
stnp the traveller. tina. is his occupation;
the Wild beasts will destroy, to satisfy
their own unsuitable appetite; and the
q,mck Will rob and batien--to help him
however, - not nHly needless, but virtn-
ally to uamp!e upon both law and com
MON rights.
Not long since. in respectable sam-
II; we were asked TO see patient who
was unj-r the care ~ of a "mesmeri,,,"
who had represented the case as desper-
use.-that If recovery took place. ii
would be miricie, &c..-but that he
would try. While declining. Of course
IN prescribe, although asked 10 do 50,
eutlosi.y prompted II. tn partial cx1m-
ha,iin ol the pafieat's Condition., aud so
exaggerated M ieen the statements.
aud 50 melancholy was the de.usion in
this case, tina, we felt bound to expose
the arch cunning Of the pass-rnakcr, and
pronounce the patient no, dan .er,,l>ly
ceuaiu very Ordinary measures, with
proper diet, world he followed by re.
e"vesy. Great establishment was mani
irsted-these people evidently believing
that unless 50 many mesmeric passes
were made every day. no chance, even,
remained for recovery. The neaus
limited at were compelled. BY the family,
from the practitioner, whom they chose
still 10 retain; restoration to the usual
health took place. although the Invalid
vas quite old and Of broken constitution.
Doubtless the passes" ob,ained the mer.
1t m cure. Such actual superstition III
our n'ds, puts humanity 10 shame
Notwithstanding the uniorgn,ton csilS
OF nearly defuuct rhomsonsm the
droan,ngs by inudic'ously applied n.y.
dropatlic measures the hair-bread,h es.
capes from. and actual deaths under. the
inactivity or deceit of Homeopathy,
which system its originator, even. as we
are reliably informed, dared not 10 trus,
III bis last illness in spite OF igrorence
as lrslble in the men the, selves as are
the letters OF their hand.bill and in
a.sir newspaper puffs,-we dare say that
aniti,udes will annually sacrifice them.
selves To popular medical decisions.
Hoston Med. and Surg Jour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-22
Ladies Pair at Franklin.

The ladies Of franklin will hold thei.
FAIR, according to adjournment, on the
Fourth Of July next, IN the old Meeting
House
The pews aud windows will be taken
out and an awning erected BY the side OF
the house, giving ample room and good
accommod alton for hundreds OF people.
Tables will be set under the awning
aud dinner served for all who wish To-
par:akc. Provisions will be made ior all
teams that can not lie accommodated at
the tavern. Nothing will be spared to
give good entertainment TO all.
The choir will occupy the gallery and
perform number Of glees. songs &c,
Mr. J. n. Butler, conductor OF Music
Tor the day, will bring out new quartet.
instrumental consisting OF first and
second V,olins. Flute and v,olincello.
Public patronage is respectfully so.
licited.
Per Oydsr Of IL. Far