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Farmers Look Here.

Mr.. Daniel Rinehart an enterprisiug farmer
and stock grower Of Washington township,
by request Of number Of bis friends. will eX-
hibit his excelsior Devon bull, in Carrollton,
on Saturday next, the 81 inst. This Bull took
the premium last fall, at our county fair, and
is rare specimen Of that excellent stock Of cat
tie, We would have been glad il a like OPpOr-
tunily for exhibition had been presented this
year young Devon would doubtless have
been No. |, on the premium list As no fail
will be held this fall, as all no doubt have learn
ed, and no opportunity for the exhibition o.
stock given. we hope ahwho are convenient tc
town, will come and take a peep at this hn'
animal. Mr.. Rinehart spares no pains in Sc
curing the best breeds in the country, and b
cannot be surpassed in his attention in rearing
stock. HIS example is worth imitation BY am
farmer.
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The Mails.

The Ohio Patriot. at New Lisbon, Of last
week Tthe Goth ult complains of the iHegu'
larity Of the mail from this place thither 1t
SAYS: :The mail from Carrollton, which car
ries oul papers 10 Gavers, MCKaig's Mill &c =
has been falling too frequently Of late to make
it pleasant to our patrons and others interested, I,
S, veral weeks ago it 'pegged out, and came
up missing last Saturday
We wish this was the only failure. For tie
last two weeks no mail has gone from this
place to Hammondsvile, usually known as the
Wellsyille mail. We have heard repeated
complaints in that direction recently, for the
non arrival OF the Free Press. - We would say
to our patrons on that and the New Lisbon
route, that our paper is regularly mailed and
in readiness for the mail carrier, and any de
lay is no: chargeable 10 us. We hope thes'
irregularities will be Immediately remeded. l
is uncomfortable for us to learn Lhat our read.
ers do not regularly receive our paper. ltthes'
evils be not remedied elsewhere, We may b.
compelled to complain to the Department
Washington city.
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10 SchOOl Teachers,

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers
the following times for the year 1855 On the End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the eaI and al
50 on the 4lh Wednesday Of April May, September and
OctOber The meetings 10 be held a the Court House n
CarrOlltoh at 10 O'Clock A. N. By order fthe Board,
I. S. McKEAN. Sec.
Dec. 2I "a. I'd.
81 AxDIxG RULES ADOPTED BT THy Board OF SCHOOL Ex-
AMIxERs FoR CARROLL CouNrT, FEB. l6rB, 1855.
l. Every applicant produce certificate Of good
moral character Of late date aud signed by responsible
persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with two OF
three sheets OF ruled paper; also with pen sBd ink
and With McGufey's Fifth Reader.
g. Each applicant will be required TO furnish speei
men Of penmsnship, skill in punctuation, composition
and the ofcapita leter, written in the presence
the Board.
4. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques
tons on Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography
TO be answered n writing.
g. No applicant will be regarded qualified 70 teach
cor entitled 10 certificate, who does not correctly
swer one half Of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be Issued Oh the day ofexam-
nation but be remlted by mail Otherwise a. soon
as practicable.
T. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected to
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
g. No certificate will be granted to any person who
is known to the Board to be habusted TO the use 0
profane language to be incorporate, or dishonest.
9-Applicants will be expected to Furnish them
selves with stamped envo. oped'
By order Of the Board,
F. S. McKEAN Sec'y.
Feb. OBS. t.
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MARRIED.


On the lIth ult., by Rev. George Gauuer.
Mr., Manerhan. and Miss Margaret Meister, OF
this place.
On the 9th ult., by James Hyett, ESQ.,, Mr.
Josiah Westfall. to Miss Frances Iden, all OF
this county.
On the 18Th ult., by the same, MIR. Mahlon
Bost, to Miss Jane Beans. all of this county.
On the e5th ult., by the same, Mr.. William
" ard and Miss Jane McClintock.
On the 9th ult., by the same, Mr.. John H.
Harrington and Miss Mary E. Carr.
The last named, Miss Mary, was one Of
those who, in her joy, did not forget the print
er. Many thanks. Mary, and may your shadow
never grow less,
On the 92nd uh. BY Rev. D. M. Wiands,
of Dover. Tuscarawas county, Mr.. Matthias
Waggoner to Miss Mary Ann LaWler, both oi
this county.
And on Tuesday morning last, we saw them
on their way for the cars, en- route for Wiscon'
sin. May long life and bright success attend
them, Is our prayer.
October 95, by Rev. A. Swaney, at his owl
residence, Mr.. Isaac Ulman, TO Miss Matild'
|, Whitcraft, all Of this place.
The donation sent to the printer, was duly
received, qusrted, massicated and dlgested
with the greatest ease imaginable, While
our devil was exulting over the occasion, w
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PROCLAMATION,

WILLIAM MEDILL GovERNoR OF Quo.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN USAGE, ES-
TABLISHED and sustained by the usual rec
concentrations OF the General Assembly thro'
long series Of years, ,and which usage has al
ways found a sanction and cheerful acqnies-
cence in the hearts of grateful people, |,
WILLIAM MEDILL, GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF OHIO, do by these presents, ap-
point and set apart TIL III RSDAY, the WEN
SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBERNEXT,
to be observed as day Of 2'HANKS-GlVE-
ING TO ALMIGHTY GOD, for the manifold
blessings of the year which is about TO close.
While war, with all its attending evils. has
been convulsiDg the nations OF the old world
and pestilence has been performing its work oi
death among portion of our own brethren
in the South, the people Of Ohio have been
graciously exempted from the desolating con-
sequence of either.
The laws Of the State have been duly re-
spected the national Union, in all its integrity
and force, has been preserved; the fields of the
husbandman have yielded an unusual abun-
dance, and industry in all its channels, ha:
been appropriately rewarded.
In view of these evidences Of Divine good
ness, | most earnestly recommend that th'
good people of Ohio suspend and lay aside al
business. upon and duling the day aforesaid
assemble at their usual place of worship, anC
return their heart felt THANKS To ALMIGHTY GoD
the AUTHOR of these and all other blessings VI
enjoy, and offer up their prayers for continu
ance of the same.
Given under my hand and the Grea
Seal of State of Ohio, a. the city o
RI. s. Columbus, this twenty y-second day o
October. A. D. l8 55. and in the eigh
tieth year of the Indepe ndence o
the United States.
WILLIAM NE DILL.
By the Governor
WILLIAM TREvITT, Sec'y of State.
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DIED.
From the COlumbiana co . Republic

From the Columbiana co /. Republican.
At Rieh6sd, Ksokuk county, Iowa,
Oct. lalh. Of Typhoid Fever, Mrs. Caroline A.
Thompson. wife Of Thomas Thompson. late Of
CarrOlltcn, o., in the S4th year Of her age.
eEThe subject Of the above notice. was
the eldest sister Of the Editor Of this paper
Early last spring, in company with her hus-
band and her three small children, she left her
friends and all the early associations Of youth,
in the enjoyment Of good health and 'buoyant
spirits, for a home in the West, and among
strangers. s.--She found that home--it was all
her heart could desire, but ah, how much soOn~
er than che or We expected. she also found a
grave.--Sister, rest calmly there. Thou hast
seen the last Of earth Thou hast experienced
many OfIts joys, and hast also felt its sorrows.
Although il was thy lot. to fall stranger, in g
strange land, where but few who were near
and dear to thee, we're permitted to drop tear
Ger thy early tomb, yet they have the cOuso.
latiOn to know, that as you knew your duty
here, you stroVe to perform it, and will there
fore receive the reward Of the faithful.
"Friend after friend departs,
| Who has not lost friendG
There Is no union here Of hearts,
That finds not here an end"
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we're sssrtlsd wish the rumOr that Our worthy
brOOms1ieE (grOOm) had been lodged IN the
county Jail. We can only give ut1sranes 70
our feelings in the following lines:
So Mss Matilda has really been married,
What number 0fhearts Il uill break; =
There's Sir Isaac Sir James, and Sir Harry,
Were dying 0f love fOr her sake.
lis match that We al must approve,
Let the g0ssps say al that they can;
For indeed she's 4 charming womAn-
And he's most sensible man.
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AIIIs Right Come and See.

mHE undersigned takes this method 70 inform his
i friends and patrons in Carrolton, and vicin ity,
that through perseverance, be has got his new Sky
Light Daguerrean establishment completed, just beloW
Hastons store near the Depot CarroltOn, Ohio, WAeFa
he is now well furnished with everything necessary =
execute all business intTusted to him. have. now
large and well arranged sky-light which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room. the people may rest assured that take e
good likeness in all kinds Of weather, excepting ofchi-
dreu, these require clear day but when clear days
cannot be had bring them along at any time and will
warrant satisfaction am determined 70 stand at the
head Of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment. al Who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which other estAb
shment in this vicinity can boast Of and am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine, my work shall show for itsef
Prices will be reasonable. and all work warranted 20
fade, l have good assortment Of stock embracing 3
variety Of fine cases. ladies' and gents breastpins and
will haVe an assortment of lockets to accommodate ell
who wish them. Views olbuildilgs, landscapes family
groupes, copy wOrk, in word all business 10 hIs
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted 70
please, or no sale. J. w. G0VLp.
Oct is. '55.-tf.
n B. the citizens who wish to crafty their appetite
upon good article OF Cheese will find the article foE
sale by J, w. Gould, at his Daguerrean estabishmsnts
all who wish to get, will please call. J.W,G
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINS
CLOTHING.
- EooN LlrIIT occrFIED nT 3 nIIsIEE.

The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of this
place and surrounding country, that be Is nov receiving
and opening stock Of fashionable Ready y-made
SPRING AND SUMNER CL0THiNGl !
which he offers 70 bis friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles Here exhibited IN this
plsce heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous
in the city, he Is enable 70 receive supplies every
week. thus offering 10 purchasers The important adTan-
tage Of having continually new resh fashionable and
cheap assortment TO make their selections from to their
certain sati.iactiOn.
The public are therefore respectfully invited 10 call
and examine for themselves Here ia the place for bar
gains The motto is CHEAP for Cash. Quick Falcs and
small prO6ts. 5. .SHWABACKER, Agent.
Carrolton, April 26, '55.-tf.
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eaIe % ReaI Eslale hF order nf CenrI !.

o. sztarday. de srd of November aezt, Qsb5)
: O'ci0ck noon, of aid day sii oHer sale u
ats residence q Henry B. Saith, Deed, In MourO,
t0snshp Carroll eountY, Ohio, The uset Of lsnd o.
shich nd decsased hFsd a the tine Of bis death Be
Ing part Of the south east quarter Of section twelve
10 Tousship hftesn, Usl Oi Range seveu a. eOniaia
ing nineteen acres and tsebtytw0 hundre1ths Of an .
ere more OF ess 90 said tract there cling house
Ghst min, water privileges and Necessary Out houses,
aud impr0vemssts about sixteen seres cleared and m
good siaie of eulvaii0B. Appraised at 81 800.
Tems-Ons third in hand, and The balance IN tuo
EQUAL annual instruments With interest, secured b.
mortgage on the premises
JANIS HAUGH. Admir- Of II. B. Smith,
Oct. 4, 1856. 4E Pr. fee. $3.50
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At the residence Of his son. Joseph NJ.
Gould, Of this place, on Saturday evening,
the eth ult., Of DrOpsy, Mr.. Robert Gould,
in the 80,h year of his age.
Mr.. Gould was one Of the oldest citizens Of
our tOwn-an honest, upright man, in all his
business transactions--an industrious mechan-
ic, and quiet, noffensive citizen. He leaves
large circle of friends to mOurn his depart
ure.
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GESIUs OF THE WEEF.-The October mum.
Der Of this excellent monthly is on cur table.
The Genius Of the West is entirely an original
Magazine CT western literature, The only one
Of the kiad west Of the mountains; and Of such
a character as claims the patronage Of every
lover Of literature. Price only one dollar per
annum. address w. 7. cOggeshall. Cincinna-
d. Ohio.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens OF CarrOltOn and Carroll
county that they can have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice, by sending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry OF all kinds, gold Pens
ViOns and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store. My shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
WASH Butler OarrOtOn, Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. AL work warranted Give
US a trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1853.
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Nerp gpefiaI Notices.

DR.. HooAand's German Bitters This celebrated med
cine Is one of tn, very best the country, and its good
qualities only need to be known, to give it precedence
over all others now in use We have seen its good ef-
fects lately after the total failure Of many Others This
is saving more than we Oan for any other medicine with
in our knowledge, and We feelit duty to recommend
the Bite g TO tho notice of our friends. The genuine
prepared by D. o. II. Jackson, Philadelphia.
Sold by DR.. G, A. Beogle, CarrOllton, Ohio
Nov | 2W.
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
" &C !" MBH &C G

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AM
Authority of the University of Free Medicine ant
l popular knowledge. Chartered by the State o
Pennsylvania, April 20, 1858, with capital OF $780,
900, mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils o
Spurious Nostrums. Also for supplying the commun
ty with reliable remedies wherever Competent Ply
sican cannot or will not be employed have purchased
from DR.. John R. Rowand; his celebrated RowAND'
Tonic MIxTURE., known for upwards OF twenty-five
years as the only sure and saecu for FEyER and A
CUE, &C., and his inesimable remedy fot BOWEL Con-
PLANTS. Rowand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Root which highly approved and popular Rome lies
together with the Universitys Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The University's remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges'
ton,
The University remedy for Costive Bowels,
Also the UniveTsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dispensary, store Of Dr.. C. A. BOegel Car
rollton, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store Of B. Latimer, New Ha
rerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
May II. 1885, SIN.
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BARNuM's BABY SHow.-Mr. Barnuu's Baby
Show at Cincinnati seems TO have been tz-
zle. He charges the failure upon the CONNER
cial' and has sued that paper for slandering his
character-cla claiming damages at 10000 dollars
What nexl?
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WANTED

f. At this cffice, smart, active, intelligent boy,
between Ia and 10 years of age. to learn the
Printing business, To a boy wEo can read
well. this is good opportunity None but an
industrious boy need inquire For further par
ticulars apply to the Foreman Of this office.
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EEAt late election in California, in Sag
uenay county, having 10000 Inhabitants, a.
900 votes were polled. In one parish cou'
tanning but 400 inhabitants, the inspectors re
turned 1000 votes! Good turn out this
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scHooLMAsTER ABRoAD.-The Salem .Repub-
lican' furnishes the following: In the post
Office at this place, there is poster, advertis-
ing lost horse. which describes him thus in
part: He has fne figure, and mild coun>
tenance shod all round Ifany Of our read
ers End such horse he will remember that
he has either strayed or been stolen from the
Subscriber
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New Features for 1876,

A new and very interesting story will be commenced
in January, by Marion IaIland, author Of Alone and
Hidden Path, two novels that have created al i'm,
mense sensation in the literarV world. Also
Miss Virginia F. Townsend will commence in the
February number Nonvelette, which we know will
strongly interest the readers of the Book,
Stories by an English Authoress
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits With en-.
cravings.
The Nurse and the Nursery,
How to make Bonnet.
Troubles of an English Housekeeper.
The Art OF Sketching Flowers from Nature.-With
engravngs be copied by the learner on paper to
be cololed
Maternal counsels to a Daugbtef.-Designed to aid
her in the care of her health the Improvement Of her
mind and the cultivation of the heart,
New styles of Illuminating Windows and Lamp
Shades, with engra6ings
Poety and History Of Finger Rings, Illustrated Shells
og the ladies' and where they come irOm with engra'
wings.
Modelling in Leather with Eugravings.
This is only giving idea Of our Intentions for 1885,
New designs OF interest 10 the ladies are sprnging up
every day We shall avail ourselves Of everything that
can intere them, In fact, Godeys lady Book, viii
possess the intsrest OF any other three magazines,
In addition to the above will be con inued in each
number.
Godey's splendid Steel engavinss.
One hundred pages ofreading,
Godeys challenge Fashion Plates. In this as 10 ev
ery other department we defy rivalry or imitation
Embroidery patterns -lny quantity Of them are giT'
en- monthly.
Model Cottages.
Dress making, with diagrams to cut BY.
Dress patterns-Inlants and Chidrens Dresses-All
kind of Crochet and Netting Work ClOaks, MLntelsts,
Talmas, Collars Chemisetts, Under Sleeves Bonnets,
Window Curtains, BrOderie Anglaise Slippers, Caps.
Cloak Evening Dresses, fancy Articles, Head Dresses,
Hair Dressing, Robes for Night and Morning, Carriage
Dresses, Bridal Dresses, Wreaths Mantillas Walking
Dresses Riding Habts, Boys Clothing, Capes and Cloak
of Fur in season. Crochet and Netting Work printed in
cOlors.
DKAWING LESSONS for Youth 100 designs Music,
So worth is given every year. the Nurse and the Nur'
sery with full instructions; GOdeys invaluable Recipes
upon every subject.
We would advise all who intend to subscribe to send
in their orders soon, for if We do not make duplicate
stereotype plates, it will be difficult to supply the de
mand We except our lis Ifor 1865 will reach l0OOJU
copies. The best plan Of subscribing is to send your
money direct to the publisher Those who send large a,
mounts had better send drafts but notes will answer II
drafts cannot be procured Letters had better be reg
steredit only costs five cents extra and their safe re-
ception is insured.
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ADvKRrIsERs. endorse the following,
which we clip from the Ohio Patriot. Every
days experience proves it true (:
"a Merchant that does not advertise because
times are dull, does not understand bis busi-
ness. The best and most successful merchants
are those who advertise most. The public are
very apt to form their opinion of the enter
prise and energy of merchant from his adver'
,sements. drone who never advertises, OF
the timid spirited shop.keeper, who once OF
twice year only calls attention to his stock
and business. is very apt TO find himse { far be
hind bis shrewder neighbOr, who all the time
has an advertisement in the paper"
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THE OLDEST ENGINEER -Nathaniel Cum
mings, who runs the accommodation train be
tween Waukegan and Chicago, Illinois. is said
to be the oldest engineer in the United States,
having driven the first locomotive placed on a
railroad in this country.
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EF The Pennsylvania Legislature, as it ap-
pears from the full returns, stands. Senate.
administration, II: opposition l6-- House, Ad-
ministratlon &c; opposilian, "a, On joint bal
lot Administration, 49, opposition 5o-majori-
ty 33,
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BLAcKwooD for October has arrived. Con-
tents-Norlh and Nocles; Zadee romance
part XI; The Baltic in Is55--Part III: Modern
light Literature History From BalaklaVa /;
Books for the Holidays; An old Contributor
at the Seaside; Centralization-a dialogue !;
The story Of the Campaign Part X, The Brit.
ish Reviews and BlackwOOd are re-published BY
L. Scott a., New York. Terms of subscription
Any one Review or BlackWOOd, IS year.
BlackwoOd and one Reviewer any two Re
views, SIS. The four Reviews and BlackWOOd,
$40. Four copies to one address. $50.
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New GooDs.-We invite attention 10 the ad-
vertisement of Atkinson q Williams in this
weeks paper The Squire has been east a.
gain and replenished his stock of goods. Our
friend Bob. Williams is on hand like thous'
and Of brick to accommodate the gents, and la
dies in particular, who will no doubt find it con-
Veuient to call at the old stand, Immediately
opposite the Court House.
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RETURNED. Mr. John Kuhn, ofsWashmg-
ton township, in this county, who has been
seeking fortune in California for the past four
years, returned last week in good health. We
have not had the pleasure Of seeing Mr.. Kuhn
since his return, but presume he has come from
the land of ophir with his pockets full Of shin
ers,' as fortunately all have done who went
from this county and returned.
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T0F GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION e. DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. J. S. Houghtons 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
complaints 1t is Natu es own 7pecihc foran unhealthy
stomach No art ofman equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepse should
fail to try it.
soldby Dr.. G. A. Bpgel CarrOllton Ohio
Feb 22, 1855. IL.
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TO ARMSI TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for SALE OF very fine exture
and beautiful 6nish So come along shoemakels and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat.
NJ FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
ed ther, at my tanrery. D. w. ioUNG.
Nov 9, 1854. IT, BeunaVista Valley.
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STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS!
GODEY'S LADYS 3E fJt lIjj.
Fif,y-secOnd VOIumr: The Pioneer
MagaZine!

Especially dsrOtsd 10 the ~ant cfths Ladies' Of Ausroa
Where this Magazine is taken in house, no other
is wanted as il comprises all that could be obtained BY
taking three other Magazines.