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PIANO FORTES.

PIANO FORTEs.
THE subscriber has just received supply OF sl1
and seven Octave PIANO FORTES, Rosewood
cases, of superior tone and workmanship, and are
warranted equal to any in this country
from the celebrated house of Hallett and Cumston,
Boston, and will be sold at manufacturers prices.
NOV u - 4. GEO. ALDEN.
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Bows Wear.

EkYeY GorfoNADEs, Linen prils Scsslme.
i fetts and other styles together With 4 lzrge
stock Of Ready Made. Goats and Vests, suitable 70
tie season. On hand and for sale at ths lower
prices by - A. N. j x KENNEDY. 4.
April 8 s-'ES
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS. )
Joseph Frideberg. rs. Harvey Hamilton.

WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the 9th day of
w March, file his Declaration against the Defend
ant who las it said is absent from and without the
limits of the State and has neither Wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom acopy Of the
said declaration might be served. 1t Is therefore Or
dored that the said defendant do appearand plead to
the said declaration, on or before the 2stL day Of
March, which will be in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-six otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. NJ. EAUDIN, o. C.. RAGS
Clerks Office, Kershaw District =,
March q, 1926 April,3
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w E,have just received large and well selected
w stock Of BONNETS consisting Of Straw, Leg
horn and Fancy Silk,
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spring!. spriing!!

r AN how receiving at the '.told Corner" my sup
i ply of Spring and Summer Goods, They we're
selected with great care by myself in New York. and
willbe offered at small profits Persons wishing cheap
and pretty goods areinved to call and examine them.
March, l3,-tf- : E.W.BONNEY. Z.
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Summer Clothing, Etc.

RsKENEEDY arc nov: reosi,ins tie.
n. usual supply Of coATS, Vests, Pants and I. c
shfta Aypprtion Of which having been tnads nn 10
their own order ore well adapted for Kstn Weather,
A. handsome and complete Stock Of CoATfEGs.
Summer Cassimers, Drills YesfnRs Eeck Tjes Un
der Clothing, etc, TO all Of which they confidently in.
yite tho attention Of their iends aud the public gen.
era1lv -. .ADtii g .
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DLACK Berage, Black Chally.- also six peices.
= small figured Muslin at Sit cents, worth 80 cents.
lust opened at the "old Corner by :
f. 'N0' e. W.sBONNEY.'
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WHOLESALE q RETAIL.
THOuAs IA. ATKiNSUN, A
oopPER 3 rINsNIrH, sFovE DEALEa 70,

coRrKR q TINsAirhs srOVA DEALER oe''
81. tOornr caaeI 81, and P',blis Sqsarsl -,sr
cARROLLToS,- - OHIO, 2
AvAIs himself Of Ibis means % return bis thanks 70
bic customer eeneAy apd assure them that syerhs
holds himself ready meetan requisito1a which may
Be made upon him for TIA, Copper BrESs Sheet Iron q
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which be hns
formerly received and which has enabled him 10 stand
aaOod Of public disaster, Agricultural and eonseQusnt
Financial failures Bank eoapses and Business night
mare be halls the Opening season eohndent Of returning
general prosperity. aud solcs the attention Of enqarers
and purchasers, 10 his present stock Of ware.
c0oE sIoyKs, PAELOR sfoyys TRAKKLN sIovKs,
OF he most approved patterns the most finished cast
lnR and the most reliable metal on hand always ct the
lowest prices II s useless 10 multiply uords-the ar
,c Of stoves which Atkinson sells l. admitted par ex.
cellancs, the best and the cheapest sold IN thesv
partS."
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made 70 order In sups
or stye-C0pper work ofevery description and nsnd.
ing done prompty-An descriptions Of Sheet iron ware
on hand also, finWAre Of the best ogsty and every
description constantly on hand and fof sale. - ~
HOUSE, sPoUfISs AND LIGHTNING RODS
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods and
spouting regularly employed In the country and all
orders for work Of this Kind viii be gladly received and
promptly executed -oPerators in this line confined
to locality, but carried forward With despatch In
any part Of Carroll or adjoining counties. -..-
THOMAS H. ATKINSON.
March 8--'55. Il.
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10 School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll countv
wiz hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers At
the following times for the year 1856 On the 2nd
Wednesday Of every month throughout the YEAR and al
the 4th Wednesday Of April, May, September and
October The meetings to be held at the Court House In
CarrOltoh, aE 10 O'Clock A. r. By order Of the Board
y. S. McKEAN. Sec.
Dec. 81 '64. I'd. - T.
STANDIEo RULES ADOPTED BIT THS BOARD OF School Ex.
AMISERs FOR CARROLL COUNTY, FiB. IerH, 1855. ~.
l. Every applicant must produce a certificate Of good
moral character Of late date and signed By responsible
persons. s.IT
2. Each applicant must come furnished Whh two or
three sheets Of ruled paper; also with pen apd ink
and with McGufiey's Fifth Reader .- -..-r :
8. Each applicant will be required TO furnish speei.
men Of penmanship, skill 10 punctuation, composition,
and the use ofcapa letters written 10 the presence
the Board.
l. To each applicant will be submitted list Of Ques-
tiOns on Arithmetic Engish Grammar and Geography,
to be answered in writing
5. No applicant viii be regarded as qualified 20 teach,
entitled to certificate who does not correctly an.
halfof the questions submitted in each branch
0. Certificates will not be Issued on the day Of exam.
nation but be remitted by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable. -r
Z. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected 70
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
s. No certificate will be granted to any person vho
is known to the Board TO be habuated TO the use Of
pfoane language, to be intemperate or dishonest,
By order OF the Board,
a4 +, s. heKEAN, Sec'y.
Feb. e2,-55. C. .,....-.
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- Ab Irish nobleman, on q journey was
iuiormsd that hiS way lay over ruined bridge.
which be would be obliged to pass at night.
He ordered his postillion to call him when
they reached The dangerous place; then. wrap.
ping himself up in hiseloak. went to sleep
Wbss they reached the bridge the postillon
called. bat as bis master did not awake, be
drove on, and passed safely over.
Some time after, the traveller Awoke and
called cut--
'HOw is this, Jchp. have yOu passed the
broken bridge l?
Yea, your homer
why did you not awaken me. as ] ordered
you 10 dor 4aas@ a4-AG4
i did notlke to disturb your bonor.' la'
Upon my honor said the noblsman. IL we
bad ell fallen 10 the water and been drowned,
] would have put bullet through your head /
by all the martyrs. II you had, cried the
postillion. j would have left your service the
pext minute, II had starved,
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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
Thnl here Is Ihe PInCA


J. W. Gould, Stationary Artist would most respect.
fully nfotm the citizens Of Calrollton and vicinity and
the public at lalge that he has taken Rooms at the
Patton House. where be is well prepared to take good
Ekenesses the shortest notice. and in all kinds Of
weather. From past experience and the good
which has aed attend him. be hatters himself
that he qualified to do equally as good not su-
perior work to any Artist in the vicinity Fellow Oti
zens recolect .hs. located with you when you was
without an Artist and, as am unprepared to travel
shall therefore maintain my rights. Having truth and
Justice for my motto and the interest of the people my
glory shall execute my arrangements, and with the
aid Of my Patrons and friends will have as soon as Spring
comes Rooms erected for my bushes furnished with
large SkLights aud every convenience necessary for
securing the best and most durable Daguerreotypes-
So along my old friends and get Pictures aken for
all your absent relations RecOllect my Prices range
from fifty cents upwards aud am determined that no
opposition shall uDdersel me. Lockets, Pins and
Rings filled in the best order and all business in my
line done up honestly and in the most approved style
All work warranted to fade or change. Perfect sat.
sfaction given or sale. Ny work will show for ITSELF
and we kindly solicit aud all come along without
delay aud examine for yourselves. N B. Ladies' will
do well avoid light Dresses dark colors always for
good effect. ~ Instruction given in the Art on rea
sonahle terms,
Jan. 4, 65 If J. W. GOULD.
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farmers Deparment.


EDs. ono cuIETvAroR:--I noties in the
Ohio and New York, agrest deal Of The wool
poorly put up for. market. For the benefit OF
wool growers generally, bat more especially
new Beginners. herewith give my views up
on the snbject-ths result Of many years sxpsr-
isnee In the business. Ha
To have good wool, and have It look well.
too sheep should be kept in good condition the
whole year. Sheep may 60 3 week or mora
before shsaring, according 10 The heat and dry
ness Of the weather. To have the wool right
the sheep, after wsshing should be kept u q
6eld vel set with short grass, snd free from
black stumps aud logs. The sheep should be
washed in clear water. until the Vater leaves
the wool clear. This can be done in creek
or iiTer, taking care to have a clean outlet
path, naturally, or IAade 50 BY straw. gra vel
or boards. If there be no creek or river con-
ysnient. tbs washing can be done in a box pls.
eed in q small stream. The box should be Is
feet long by 81 wide and ST deep. having a
platform Of feet, with lath nailed across il,
for the sheep to walk out on or under wa.
Ierfsll, II water is plenty, and falls a sufficient
distance. say 4 feet.
When shesring, the fleece should be kept as
nbrOken as possible. and should be done in the
following manner: Place the cord on the table
double. having each cord about inches apart,
with the loop from you, This is the 6rst step
towards good rolling. When the Aeese is
shorn, leave the tops Of the wool out, take the
neck iu the left hand and the butt in the right,
hold the left fast aud give the butt a slight
jerk, and the fleece will fall into good shape
for rolling. Now remove all tags, burrs, DC,
spread or shove the fleece to a proper size. re-
pairing all breaks that may be in it, patting
with the hand to make it firm. After this is
done, double the fleece by putting neck and
butt together; put in all the broken pieces Of
wool in the butt, ,psttng and keeping the fleece
compact, Now turn the side Of the fleece next
to you half over then turn the bellies to you,
so as not TO be on the outside; press the sides.
and make il the proper breadth and length. ac-
corJingly to the size Of The fleece. To keep
the fleece from breaking, lay your arm along
The centre. and double over it, then draw out
your arm and place your knee on the fore end
Of the fleece, roll from the tail, pushing tight
with one haud as you roll With the other.--
When nearly rolled, take the knee from it and |
turn the Aeece, with your breast pressing a.
gainst il; turn i little ofthe other end pres
sing the fleece firmly With your breast. Now
take the fleece and lay It on The cord. tie tight,
and whe1 tied lay it upon the table. II not a
good shape, you can improve it by pressing it
into the shape you desire. After this is done,
pack ii away nicely In clean room or bcx.
put weight upon it, and you have it ready for
market. Yours respectfully.
Dalton, o., April. 1855 THos. REED
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A PaEAcERR II FIX The editor Of ths
-. Louis Christian Advocate in 9 recent issue
relates the following incident.
II vas late Saturday night ere our friend
lad somplstsd bis manuscript for the ensuing
day. The iamily had long since retired, and
ell about she house, himself excepted, sound a.
sleep The whlSIipg Of the cold wind, the oO.
SEASONAL rAltling over the hard paved street oil
= carriage, whose passengers had been some
NheFs oFsomswhere else keeping late hours
and the WhAek of the Watehman's clab, were
the only sounds to be heard, when our faithful
man wrote the last sentence Of bis SUNDAY
moTning'a setm0n,' Meditsting upon a pres
.eher's hard lot. he then retired to res:, where
he fondly hoped to quiet the storm which hard
study or the stimulating effects Of tobacco had
eAisei IN his nervous system.
twas late next day when he again entered
ihis study, totAke one more look ct bic manu-
script before going to church But alas some
zone OF those changes which affect all things
ssublunary has been made. His manuscript
With which he has taken so much pains, was
non eat invsntus. Where could it be 4? It
hAd been carefully prepared from beloved
lbrelhTed,' 10 the last 'nmsn.' Every had
uSch aOttrup huu oNoIy y bOtoes"uI-hli Oouipie
ted md left upon the table the preceding
night. Where could 1t be Nor wife nor
children could tell; and, alsek, the bells be.
gan to ring. Call up Biddy. the hOusemaid
She comes. .--as 6ne specimen Of the Green
Isle as one would wish to see,
'Biddy. did you see anytbing OF sermon
] left on the table here last night p
'PlaEs yer riverence, sur it's myself that's
not heerd sermon seuce cum TO .Ameriky
I 20 I'LL mass every Sunday. but Lave never
hssTd sermont at all at all.
20, that's not what mean. Did you see
manuscript Sermon--some paper written on,
left here on the table 2
Sure, an il's some bits Of paper, marked
ell over, that ys'd be afther 6ndenF
Yes, that's II exactly. Did you see them?
Indads, sur, at it was my sself that took
'sm 10 light toe Ere Wid; an sure | thought
II was hind In ye to lave 'em for me, all so
nice and handy
Reader. II you want TO know what for 3
sermon they had in----churoh last Sunday
you must ask the congregation. The above
vas rather TOO good for TO keep. so our good
friend must excuse US for telling 1t. We SYM
pathizs with him n the loss OF his sermon, but
cannot conceal the case.
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CAPTFRss SPANISH MIXTUREs.

LET rHK AFFLICTED READ AND PoSDERl
IA IniAible Remedy for SeFoiuls, Kings Fen .euma
tism, Obstinate Cuianeous kiuptions. PimpIes Of
Postulsson the FACE, BIotehss bOIs. AQuo and Ps.
ven Chronic Sore eyes Ring Worm or Tetter, Seald
Head Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones aud Joints
Stubborn Ulcers Syphitc Disorders Lumbago, Spinal
Complaints. and al Diseases arising from an IHjadIcous
use Of Mercury Imprudence in Life or Impuriiy ofthe
tn This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
blood Is now used BY thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify daily to
the remarkable performed BY the greatest Of ell
medicines, "OARTBRS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu.
ralgiA Rheumatism Seroiula, Eruptions the Skin,
Liver Disease Fevers Ulcers Old Sores, Affections Of
the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints are speedi
y put to fight By using this great and nestmable rem
coy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found 20 compare with IT, Il eeanses the system Of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution, enfeebled BY disease or broken down
by the excesses Of youth, to its pristine yigOr and
strength. #. -t
For the ladies, it sncOmpasbly better than all the
cosmetics used. few doses Of Carer's Spanish
Mixture will all salOWnsss Of complexion, bring
the roses manting TO the cheek give elasticity 10 the
step, and improve the general health IN remai kabe
degree, beyond ell the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which we have re-
eeived from persons from all parts Of the United States
Is the best evidence that there's Humbug about it,
the Press hotel keepers; magistrates physicians, and
public men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony othe wonderful effect othis GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER. -..-a. f.-l .. ..
lon the AGEST and get circular and Almanac and
read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all Med
ioines has performed. .t0,ar -.f.-.
None genuine unless signed BENNET BEERS
ropHetoIs, No. Pearl street. Richmond, Va, to whom
llOrders for supplies aud agencies be addressed
And for sale by Ohas, A. BOegel CarroltOn Stewart
Farmhouse, N. Hagerstown, A. Tfitt & Co., Minerva
and by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Nov. l6, IS54.-ly' v
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An INQUIRY.


wAsp : lady ssss sailed h gutter,
fhat rass IN popslOus street.
lIhs IhsaJ thalls stranded IN buiisr,)
Ard has 70 uncover her feet
And gsuty the calico lifz she,
Aas gives . hsF graestuIlsH sweep
e 1sllsf % blame NhsR be chances
To give Is Der Snklss > PssPi
Jass 70 see Il thsy'rs thick or they're thin,
M EdiiOf, i hasn't
Or Nhsn : plump bosom Is covered
wah ashsAls HOOltoa lace,
Whoss yhIssness lks iul-blOOnlsg Ahsh
Contrasts With the rOgussn her hS,
Lks ARTIFICIAL fovsu IN Sour
QfImzy be allowed 20 70 speakA
ahOuIda 'fallsr' BE- checked Il eh ouriOul
Within the meshss 70 peekf
Just to Judge sf The oOnlsnu vithlIi
NJ. kditor, ia it slnf
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THE COUNTY FArRs'--We are makipr nm a
list Of times and places for the Connlv F.;rsP ~
be held next Fall Will officers Of ecnntv so~'
ieties keep us informed OF any appoiptmsrts
that may De agreed upon IN this linef We are
glad to notice The arrangements for the fall ex-
hlbltlOns going forward with so mucn spirit,
Do not forget to be liberal and just to Ohio
Agricultural papers in making up the premium
lists II will have good influence ell around :.
--0hio Cultiyator. Ees8afI aHn 80
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DUFF's MERCANTILE col LFGE,
Pittsburgh, Pcnn,a.,,l "a

AAttNDuEEH, Fcn010sNFI u
ESTABLISHED in ls4O-Incorporated By the Leeis
lature Of Penna, with perpetual charter
BOARD or DIRECTORS .ls o. us-
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER H. LoRRIR,
:. WM. WILKINS. F" CHARLEs MAYOR
Mo,Es HAMPTON, 4" GES. ]. X. MooRFHFAD
P. DUFF, Principal; Author OF DuH@s Book Keeping
&C., Professor of Book Keeping and Commercial Sci
enees.
L. II. DALH0FF, Professor of Penmanship, lar
N. B. HATCH, Esq, member Of the Pittsburgh Bar
Professor of Commercial Law ..i3 80. =
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal Of the Mathematical
and Classical Department Professor Of Mathematical 10
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed IN The
Bc Keeping Department. rz, teEas n
Duff System of Book keeping IL Taught by the suthor
upon hs new invented Blank Books caveated for rat
ent June s. 1854 By Of this important invention
in about half the usual time Of study the real practice
of Bookkeeping impaired TO degree of perfection
never before attained in the United States. .- rT
His training for business comprehends upwards Of 400
real business tTansactOns 800 commercial computations
a thorough course of business PENMANsHIP
Daily Lectures on CoMMERoIAL Law and Commercial
Sciences the theory Of profits the art Of making mon
ey, &c. '.
Duff's Bookkeeping, Harper's Edition price sl,6O
postage 81 cents, 1.-THE most perfect and comprehensive
in the English Language" '
Duff's Steamboat Book keeping price 81, pSssxgs
cents perfect system for such Books aIl ltSasSta
Duff's Commercial aeuIations, psice 6Jltrts.
Ss@ Send for Circular by mail. gJa .f-a
April 20, ls64.-b. r .f, .......- ,..,..-
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DEsTRUoTIoE OF AxTs. We give you sure
rsmedy--procure a large sponge, wash II we'll.
press It very dry BY so doing it will leave the
small sells open-lsy iton the shelf where they
are most troublesome, sprinkle fine white sugar
on the sponge eighty over 1.-two or three
times day, take bucket of hot water to
where the sponge is. carefully drop the sponge
in che scaldiDg water, and you will slay them
by the thousand. and soon rid the house of
these troublesome INSECTS. When you squeeze
the sponge. you will be astonish1 at the num-
Der that had gone 10 the cells. [phl' Ledger.
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PILES / PILES II PILEsIlI
THIS IS NO HUMBUGl ray " AND SEE,

7 HAAI1 10 NJ AAOAAA1NIOF AAhI 7 ANU bNbs :
DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will afford positive re
u cases Of an InHammatory nature, ALSO sat and ei
ciOus remedy for Female Complaints. For the last
years has given universal satisfaction. Readers try IT,
aud will risk The truth ofthess remarks without
Q. A. B@gel Agent GsSrolltOn, o. j. L. Hunt, Lees
burg, James Willet Leayitsyille, Hull 8 Buss oueda
N Ills, andby Druggists generally. Price as ets per
II. A. BILLINGS.
Nov. 80, ,'64--6m. - -
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- Some time ago. 'squire Fshl, of New
Alexander. Married Henry Fahnestock. to
earah Ann, daughter of Jonathan Hall. On
ths 18th instant, be married Jonathan Hall.
20 SaFsh Jane daughter OF Henry FahnestoCk
What relationship do the psrliss sustain TO-
yards each other
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CAMP HoR vs, PEA BUoS. Having observed
in the Horticultural an inquiry relative to seed.
ps' damaged By bugs. will offer a remedy,
perhaps not new, but new to mo. -Four wears
ago last spring. my seed peas we're more than
half destroyed By bugs, ihe largest and best
varieties being most injured, The summer fol-
lowing, bad boxes made. one for each vari.
ETY.. with cover; aud when the peas we're
gathered. put into each box, with quart of
peas, from six 10 eight bits Of gum camphor.
the sise Of large pea, and mixed them topeth.
er, and closed the box.--The next spring there
was not pea injured. have pursued the
same course every year since. and have not
had one pea affected BY bugs. Plough, Loom
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Hardware | Hardware 1

The subscribers take this method oiinformngthe pub
lie that they ha opened Hardware Store inWaYnes
burgh where they keep constantly hand Iron, Nai
Paints Oils, VaFnish, Glass Sash, Locks Latches, Car
riage Trimmings, Saddlery Hardware and in ct every
thing usually kept In such Stores I've solicit a shai
Of the public patronage 4 K. ROBINSON & c.,