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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE.

by lis costume Scorr. Il
pELIEvING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
ID OF our ssnotto,n we are eildcaSorlig TO de
sign someth Ing 10 elevate In the estimation of
those who believe the "apparel proelalms the
man. (" Tho undersigned is aware that " Is al
most futile TO attempt 20 catch the attention of
the public through the medium Of an advertise
nent. yetne cannot refrhinlfrom endeavorng 10
impress upon the minds OF his patrons aud the
public gene rally that sstasie IA one OF the hrst
things 10 be stnd1edln garment. that ~ combines
EAsr, rtrokrcr APP prr snfLirr, and tha' gar
ment eut aud made IN this manner WHILE N cosrs
No xoHr than enc bunglingly thrown together,
displays 10 is greatest advantage the beauty aud
synietfy of perfect form, aid coneeas the de-
fleets OF an Imperfect one. La illustration OF this
we could point TO many who ssstalk through the
world scarce half made up. and that so lamely
and Intentionally that dogs bark al them, US they
halt by" i.
Not that they have been cnriallcd Of fair pro-
portion by "disscmbline nature" but from the
Tact thai they did mol purchase their dress OF a
practical tailor. To snrh we would recommend
the new, fashionabiy, aud well selected stock OF
Clothing OF
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

fsRocERrEs, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC
" Linck 4 Farquhar are In receipt offuli cup.
niles OF tho choicest Groceries, aud best selected
Hardware. Cutlery, and Nails, At Mol CONNER
eiaiRow, by LINcK q FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
Water Cure.
Bring out the Big Gum

Bring out the Big Gun.
r BEG LEAVE TO TAKE THIS METHOD OF
i Informing the public that have opened ma
chine sho, In the basement story ofthe Brook
Vile Cotton Factory, FOR the manufacture feed
Cutters, pumps, &c., and the repairing OF
thrcshng machines, horse powers, AID all kinds
Of machines or machinery. Terms reasonable.-
by strict attention 10 my business, and the wants
Of my customers, hope 10 receive liberal
share Of your patronage
z. 5. Screws QUITO every pitch o pattern.
July ID. WILL BURcH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

cJ.PRoF. WOODS Hair Restorative Is the
most wonderful discovery of the ago, aud the tes-
limonials 10 il virtues are such that mono eau
doubt IT. magic powers IN completely restoring
hair ioits original color amer having become gray.
brneing II out aftef II is gone, aud arrostipg II
whsro II Il failing on, removing dandrnn. itching,
and al cutanoous eruption. We Invite special at
tcntion 70 1 he advertisement In another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

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Appointments Of Ministers by tn
.lii&ulD stesn IA i6pa C>n6ronc'
: : ~ The =, =. Church, held at Shell
byv'lle. l4diana I 1rxI 2Gs
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ass sss. xss;,-ifss s.s. AHsse sia1
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scsrr<.suss pns.1Awsnoxv ssostx.os. p. Z ! /
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81 {i'ss,< lensy s T. gs..,,.. '1eryd els /
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ni,sss.:io< f = sssssi wm.,w. bailey
: claft.bafx- John s. TESTS.
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f;''sszsse. s1 n n.y. fsP s sssx
= 1900 ;,as',-5s IL = sR s',snas - ,Icio
4 -. gsr3ss7,j !! =, y, " ae.'sndsr. ufan5
jns' W. fosfs. PEST of jsrookvills collere
~, a ka'ey, Aksasef Hroekvils College. 81
L.wsrxursgse Dnr.--F; c.I!otlipAv, Pc.
Lasrsncebarr-E. q. Wood - t'-'-
Lssssssss. ss S ess;ss H'ns''
k.slp< san~-Jamss Crawford. IS rs.es
wininkfon- Jas Mecaw.
= nassh..ss<-z samuel Loasdsu. = - esa''s.
a, mso,,f;,,E W. H s,snss feirs e
e MIlsn : &. X Prathor.1I E.I.ls 49, set..l.
fk s s..ss - IN nsl'se' w". p Hrupsr
Tses, 9; sshpspys sxrps fof Nscnhnl collsFi
Msss. b,jtsz rsos II: Z. sst.s p. r. v'sz>i
h.s'on- Fss,r{ cssps,- =; i D. long, -.
ss1sas ss;ss;a 4 is' s%Ss, Q. ". sa
- =. Walnut Street. De sapplled.
- Hssovef frapsis s.. pots< =, s as.l.fS..g
csnaan--wm. Lang, G. @. Heath. 49,.
ysvay--John G. Chaiee. 's-.ts
NJ. stsrIlng--A. @. Perkins, X. II. sparks. n
2. Pxtslot-Jesss urocksay. - - ''''''
snysresiues>-Jacsh Mpisrt -. = ..ssszs -
W. Terrell, A<snt A. Bible society. 4 49,
5syyxzsoxvsLts p.ss - eas A. Bnotsr, Pc.
= JeGsrzossi1D~f A. Hester. q 5 q. f...A
fsrs Fast's1 49, = Hester. - CO. 3. .ssl4
ss:f'S' s.sss, ssss. p n Williams.
- Le xn<pn--tco. -. Winchester. = +,
Messses-i-9 3 &C. S,n,xins.ea-s< -zz.rsz.<
= vssaon--joh u's Siiisr. .es4@ So q $50
ssznou,sre eesapplisd..a sse5 &. 80
James sissAsll, Agent <. Col. society. -.
souru isp. cxnxAs Dssr. Joux n. BAArn, P. r.
- Aorofx<-chsrtss nisrkinK. - 3111f.a 80
Madison-John fcimer-.. 6e.sasc..s.ss.< FLA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has last been issued at this ONCE new
and beautiful edition OF Blank Deeds. short form.
We have also, Quit Claims, Mortgages, Commits
Subpenas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
CAUTION TO AcuE suFFR RFRs

rakeno moro Arsenic, Toples, Mercury, Quin-
nine, Feb rlfuges, stryeh ulne, or Anti-PerIodics
OF any kind. The wcllknown ineilicieney OF
those poxleus poisons proves them 10 be the or
spring Their OF false medical principles, or OF
inerecna ~ quaeks. The only remedy in cxis-
tencc that Is both sure aud harmless, Is
RHoEDs' FEVER AND AGGE CURE.
For sale by IA. wooDHALI. & CO., and
dealers generally. =,
auR. G-snln.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
RHODES
FEVER X AGUE CURE
Or Natures Infallible Snecif,c

T-,oR the Prove ntion aud cure Of Intermittent
r. feyers, fever and agne. ehslls aud fever. dumb
~ No. general debility. night sweats, and all other
forms of disease whlehhave a common origin In
Malaria or Mlasma. ~
This Is natural antidote which will entirely
prot a any resident traveller In The most sick IN
or swampy localities. from any Aguc or Bilious
4 lseaso whatever, or any Injury RON constantly
inhaling Malaria or Misama.
~ viii Instantly check tho ague IN perscns who
have suffered from any length OF time. from one
DAY 10 twenty years, 40 that they need never TO
have anchor chill. By continuing IN use according
10 directions. The patient at ouce begins 10 re-
cover appetite aud strength. and continues until n
permanent and radical euro IL effected. n
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary
cases. some inas require more. D. +. -.
Directions printed In German, French and s pan
ish, accompany each bottle. II .ttas ~
Price One Dollar. liberal discontinued 10 tho
trade. Trade circulars forwarded on application,
and the article VIII be consigned on liberal terms
10 responsible parties Ia every section Of tho coun
Try. For sale BY Medicine dealers generally,
- ~. JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor, q
apr6ly Providence. X. 1.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
rlun Bond 5 kellogg, prussI,l., So raaI, N. 7.
I.agan.porl. Ind. June alIh lass.

1.oeansport, Ind. June 3Llh Ie55.
Messrs. %. J. WooD & Co.--cents, yours of the
lalh Inst came duly 10 hand, ineloscd please and
$40. II being the amount Of Hair RcslorartVe. |
have sold IL all. ~ you choase You may send mo
six dozen bottles Hair Restorative. think can
sell Ia. n has done miracles In this place, sold
one man ELK one dollar bottles, II fetched now hair
NJ. n. GkfDLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

: ~ fUE.NtIl- UT NNTEfl9 =
New Ycrk, June III, 1853
al have made chemical examination of
sRhodes' Fever and Ague Cure" or "Antldcte TO
Malaria aud have tested u for Arsenic, Mrrcu-
ry, Quenhlne and strychlnine, buthaye not found
apartiele OF either In Il. nor have I found any
Substance In lis composition that would pr owe In
jur lous TO the cons titution.
JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Joseph E. Vance By virtue Of a writ Of &. ia. ct,
VS. lev. fa issued from the Court OF
John McClymonds, Common Pleas, of Columbiana
surviving partner OF County 0. and to me directed,
the late firm of B. w, viii offer for sale at the door
Snodgrass Co. of the Court House in Carroll.
ton, Carroll county, Ohio, on Monday the 2Srd day OF
April 1855 the following described property, situate in
Oarrollton, Carroll county, as follows:
Lots No one (I) ,swO (2, and three (S) in Boharts
original plat of the town of UenTevile (now Carroton(
appraised at $75 each Lot No. ten lO) in Elson and
Eeshes addition TO the town Of appraised at
500; Lot No. thirty one (Sl)in Atkinsons addition to
the town of Centervle (nOw CarrOltOnl appraised at
81, 900 also out Lots containing one acre each No
Two (2) three (3l four (4h five S6 twenty-five l2S)
twesty six 26, twenty seven [27 twenty weight (2Sl
tyenty.three l2Sl and twenty four (24 in Buffers ad
dition to the town Of CarOon, each appraised at $40
Terms cash-Taken in execution the property Of the
said john McCymOnds suivyng partner &c, and to be
sold by JOHN Il. WHlTCRAFT,
Sheriff of Carroll Co., 0.
March 2e-'55. 5w pr fee $3.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
.TheLlaw Of Newspaper.

1. sabaoNsvn whO do not give notice to the contra
II ARE considered ~ wishing 70 continue their nubscrp
aion.
g. II sshzerifers order the discontinuAnce Of their
p9psFs, he Fublsher may continue to send them until
ell AFFssragss Css paid.
.. II Subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
odctls from the oce 70 which they directed they
ere hsd responsible I'll they have settled the BILL and
ordered them discontinued.
IT subscribers remove 70 other places without tn'
brmng the publishers and the papers are sent 10 the
former direction, they are held responsible.
g. The Courts have decided that, refusing to take
papers from the Office or removing and leaving then
saneaed for Is prd aeia evidence Of intentional fraud
q Postmasters who notify publisher that news
paper is not taken from the Office, required TO Civ
ths reason why they are not taken out See Post OF
hee Instructions and Laws
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

and % Tuesday, the issh, (slTth day Of the
trial, the evidence On part Of the defence elOs-
ID. Mr.. Riddle opened the argument on the
part Of the prosecution 10 speech Of three
and half hours long. Mr.. COe followed Mr..
Riddle. on part Of the defence 10 speech Of
over three hours long. Mr. Griswold followed
Mr.. COe, in one Of bis mastery efforts which.
II is said took the Court, Bar, Jury and Au-
ditsry BY surprise Mr.. EdgertOn closed The ar
0ument for the state on the afternoon OWED
pesday, the i4th inst. The Jury retired
about 5 o'clock P. N. and returned ats with
verdict of Guilty on the 6rst count, which
charged that James Parks murdered William
Beatson by a stab in the neck with knife
Parks received the fatal announcement OF the
Jury unmoved and with perfect stoIcism' Mr.
Coe on part Of the prisoner made motion io'
a new trial, which was denied by the Court
and on Monday last the sentence OF death wa
pronounced, by Judge Starkweather upon th'
unfortunate prisoner, the conclusion OF which q
IS follows
The sentence Of the law is, that you, JameI
Parks. alias, James Dickinson, be taken henc'
10 the Jail of the county, and from thence e
the place of execution, and that there, on th'
first Friday Of June next, between the hours
I ten o'clock in the forenoon and two O'Clock II
the afternoon ofthaI day, you be hanged D.
the neck until you are dead; land may God hsV
mercy on your soul.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
THOMAS II. ATKINSON,
COPPER & TINsMrTH, STOVE DEALER &C.,

COPPER & TINsMIrH, STOVE DEALER DC,
TOornsr Canal ST., and Public Square,
CA RR0LLT0N, - OHIO,
Avals himself of this means to return bis thanks to
his customers generally aud assure them that he
holds himself ready to meet all acquisitions which may
be made upon him for Tin, Copper, Brass Sheet Iron
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
formerly received and which has enabled him to stand
food Of public disaster, agricultural and consequent
Financial failures Bank colapses and Business night
mare he halls the opening season. confident Of returning
general prosperity and s0cts the attention of enquers
and purchasers, to his present stock Of ware.
COOK srovEs, PARLoR, STOVES FRANKLIN Stoves,
OF the most approved patterns the most finished cast
ing and the most reliable metal on hand always at the
lowest prices 1t is useless to multiply words-the ar
cs of stoves which Atkinson ses is admitted par ex.
celance, the best and the cheapest, sold in "thesv
parts"
COPPER KETTLES AND CoPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made to order in superb
or stye-Copper work ofevery description and mend
ing done pr0mptyAl descriptions OF Sheet Iron ware
on hand also, Tnware Of the beet quality and every
description constantly on hand and for SALE
HOUSE SCOUTING AND LIGHTNING RODS
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods and
spouting are regularly employed n the country, and all
orders for work of this kind will be gladly received and
promptly executed operators n this line confined
10 no locality but are carried forward with despatch
any part Of Carroll or adjoining counties
THOMAS q. ATKINSON.
March s--'s5. IT, -..r- s,-es.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, at "a 1000
600 :" Brocha Shawls, at S25 5000
500 Silk Dress Patterns, at $50 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at SO $4,000
10000 Gold.Pn with Silv'rCas's, at 81 o,0O0
10000 Gold Rings, at 81, so each $4,000
l2064 do at 100 each 1904
Every purchaser of the splendid large Lithographc
will receive a Certificate of Membership
emitting them to chance in the above list Of valuable
and costly Gifts for the People The EnRTavinss can
be sent by mail without being damaged to any part OF
the country.
~ FIRST COME FIRST sERVED.-&a
Persons wishing to act Agents for US will please
send recommendation signed by the Postmaster or
some other influential and well known person, in the
place where they reside,
To those persons who have been acting Agents for
US in our former Distribution, this is not required.
All orders with the money enclosed free Of postage
will meet with prompt attention.
In order to prevent Mistakes agents and Others trans
mtting money to US will please have it sealed in the
presence Of the Postmaster and the amount entered on
the way bill.
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &C., to our
agents and correspondents and expect them to do the
same with ua
! NSE- Agents wanted in every town, whom we will
furnish with posters, circulars schedules instructions,
&c. on application at our Office, by mail, post paid
For further paI cuars descriptive bills, &c, or
quire at office, No. 2, Walcutts Block, Town Street
/ Columbus, Ohio. BuRNELL CO.,
! PRoPRIEroRs.
March Is. 1856 3m,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
What become of i 0hnes.

All the Sag Mchs organs are silent about
the letters of this Administration Agent, so
opportunely brought to light by the editor of
the Bucyrus Journal. We think, from the
course pursued by them in this matter, that
they are all Sag NIGHTS or SaysNothings.
That Johnes was the Administration Agent
we have from his own words, and spoken as
they were, to the brotherhood, they certainly
are good evidence. He says
Gen. Pierce will think | am devilish queer
clerk, and am doing up his business 10 beauti-
full style, by getting into such confounded
scrape.'
Now in view of this new service to which
the government clerks are subjected, we won
der from what fund they receive their pay,
and to what department these are attached
The public oaght TO know, it is their money
that is being squandered by this agent, who
travels the country establishing secret societies,
and promising brhes, in the name OF the Presi
dent, to all who will further the views of the
Sag NIGHTS. He says;
III we can push the Sag NIGHTS association
, through AMI keep strong enough to carry the
next Presidential election, you may all expec
to obtain reward fully equivalent to the ma
, iority your county will give; you know the
terms; 1000 majority will entitle your head
, man to a chargeshlp, with other offices for 9th
er leaders. The Post Offices, of course, yor
get anyhow
The Post Offices are matter ofconsidera
BILE Importance to the Administration at th'
present time. Every mail that departs from
our Office proves it, and every day convince
us that our paper does not, in many cases
reach its destination If there is anything al
Old Line Postmaster fears, it is newspape
that advocates the principles Of the Americq
} Patty.
The letters of Mr. JoHNEs, as regards the Sa
NIGHTS association, opens a new phase in pollt
cal history, and shows up the Administralio
| plotting in secret organisation against the pee
: pie, for the purpose Of maintaining its power
and its hold on the public purse. We sincere
o ly hope, that as an officer of the government
n the records of his department will be place
: upon the public archives, for the inspection {
e the people. =,
!. Query; Had the SIC, 900, 900 grant asked b
/ the President from Congress, and by Congre'
# refused, any thing TO do with the establishmei
n of Sag NIGHTS organizations throughout tf
coantry? and if so, was Mr. JoHNEs sent out
= advance, and in full faith that the said amou
q would be placed at the Presidents disposal
= Do tell US something about Mr.. JonNEs.- Gil
r cinpat Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
Rarisa E0unf Guilty.

James Parks alias James Dickinson, who
was under arrest for the murder OF VIM. Beat,
son, ct Cuyahogs Falls, Summit county, on the
18th Of April 1855. has been found guilty Of
murder in the frst degree by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Guy ahoga county. His hisi
commenced on Tuesday, the 9th inst Sidney
Eigerton, Esq, Of Summit county. and Prose.
cu.ing Attorney Riddle. Of osyahOgA county
appeared on the part of the state; Hon. Hiram
Grswold, and Amos Coe, Esqs, Of Cleveland
for the defence. On Friday the 9th inst, th
evidence on part Of the State was concluded
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
STOVE DEPOT.
10 " c ~A
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER in

WnOLEohhG AM
DEALER in
CoRPER, TIN, BRASS, AND IRON WARE
One door West of the Indian Queen House, ana an
msdialeiy East cfthe "P"tto"H House" Aa'"sf'
CARROLLTON,. .,ii...,",' .ohlo'
Having removed from my old stand west Of the TX.
change to the above named place, and having on nand
large asso rtment of Cook Paror, Franklin and Heat
ing Stoves, Plain and Fancy Crates, Fireronts, Tea
Kettes,S ad lions &c. embrace this opportunity OF
returning my thanks tony numerous customers and tile
pubc generally, for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed me, and announce that am again at their
service and am determined to sell little lower than
am, other estabshmentin this place or elsewhere
keep constantly hand full supply OF the above
enumerated articles together with excellent selec-
ton of Chain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hollow ware
Of all descriptions. Cali and see for yourselves.
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON, AND BRASS WARE
Manufactured to order and mendng done on the short
est nolice House SpOuting, in all its branches prompt
ly executed A constant supply of Copper and Brass
Kettles and superior quality Of tin ware kept on hand
which will sell low for cash, approved country pro
duce in hand. Persons desiriI to purchase anything
in nv line will do well to give call before purchas
ing elsewhere am determined not to be undeT-solc
by any. u: H. oEot'
March 22--'55. tt,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore known IS Fisher, Ander-
son Go. has been dissolved, by the withdrawal Of
Samuel Fisher from the said firm The business will
hereafter be conducted in all its brancheI Oy William
Fisher and James Anderson under the name and style OF
Fisher d anderson.
IB- All persons knowing themsel 1es Indebted to the
late firm in any way will call and settle their respec
tive accounts on or before the lst o Apr-As then all
accounts unsettled will be placed in the hands Of officers
for collection. WILLIAM FISHER.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Canton, O. March 22-'56. I'm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

The Legislature of Indiana has passed the
Free Bank bill and the State Bank bill over the
veto Of Governor Wright, and they are now
laws. The charter Of the State Bank with its
Branches would have expired in about two
yesys This institution has been well manag'
cd, and reflects honor for Hosierdom nOtwith-
standing il has been unpopular with great
number. BY this act new State Bank and
Branches are 10 be established-or rather an
extension Of the old The new Bank is 10 be
organised in July next, and the branches in
September following. But only an organisa-
ton of this institution will take place in these
months. A small instalment will be paid u
stock, and then remain until the charter Of the
present State Bank and branches expires.
BY the Free Banking law the hands Of fpau
ces are tied tight, and every security agaius
lOss to the billholders, insured. The Ere
Banks are required TO establish a clearing
house in Indianapolis, and redeem the bills O
all the Banks, at discount Of not over one pc
cent and receive each others notes, whethe
failed or not in payment Of debts. The Ind
snOpOlis Journal speaks of the laws as follows
awe have now Free Bank system Q
tightly tied up, we think, as one can be mad'
and give the banker room to breathe. lfproI
srly enforced, we do not think II possible f
the bill holder to be injured to any consider
ble extent by bank suspension. The Sta
Bank bill was amended in the House by strl
ing out all that transferred to the new orgsl
isslion the States interest in the old Banks,
that those acting under it will not get the bel
eft of the states funds. even by way Off LOAF
Whether the want Of that provision will int
fers with The organization under the bill, iV
matter about which there appears TO be d
fsrent opinions.
AZ ell events. We have now banks enou
provided for, and as much time and labor w
spent upon these measures in the commtt'
before they vent to the two Houses. and bC
we're thoroughly discussed before their p
sage, we have some assurance that they v
lack nothing that attention and industry q
besIow."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

The Semiannual examinations of the classes of Rich
uiond College, will take place at the College building,
on Wednesday the % tn OF March. And on Thursday
evening the 29th there will be contest by the Phio-
matheon and Phrenocosmean Literary Societies.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Summer Session ofths Institution will open on
Monday, the 7tb, of May
The College year is divided into two sessions Of five
months each The rates oituton per session are, six
and ten dollars Good boarding and all necessary ac
commodations can be obtained on very reasonable
terms. BY order Of the Board,
j LINDLY, PREs.
JOS JONES, SEc.
R;chmond Ohio March 1h--'66 Aw