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PLAN OF INSTRUCTION.

This consists in courses Of Lectures, four daily,
which are given at the regular annual sessions held
during the Winter months, commencing on the trst
Monday OF December and continuing for twelve con
secutive weeks season Of the year when the Farm
or himself or sons can best spare time to attend.
The Lectures embrace ali the several departments oi
Agricultural Science each principal di ion being
signed to different Lecturer add systematically pres.
ented in the manner as MedCal Science is taught in
Medical Colleges. -..-.
ricuture by this methol presented in the shortest
period of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sbe to multitudes who cannot attend Universities or
even Schools on experimental farms,
HEf- SUBJECTS. st
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains to
Animals, Vegetables, Land or Labor
/. Chemistry in all It's applications to Soils. Man
ures Animaland Vegetable Life, and domestic Arts
&C.
This department is regarded as especially important,
and means have been provided for its thorough hustra
ton.
II. Comparative Anatomy and Physiology, with spe.
cal reference to the feeding and breeding
tory ana description Of Domestion Animals In their sew
cra varieties; Veterinary Medicine and Surgery-Ent'
omelogy. L..., -..! a.s... /
This department will be illustrated by preparations
and specimens and by the practice before the class Of
such operations necessary to be performed BY
the keeper OF stock. -.
| III. Geology and Mineralogy; Botany, Descriptive
and Physiological with special reference 10 the history
and habitudes of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard or In the Feldthe various modes OF culture
and Soils adapted TO each .I 9. !,
This department viii be illustrated by specimens OF
all the varieties of Grains Fruits and other vegetable
produce of interest 10 the Farmer Gardener or orehard
| ist ..,.t-, ,.l...
". Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics ;
| Fam implements; MeteorOlogy Elements Of Engin
eeripp and Land Surveying Rural Architecture Land
aIue Gardening; Draining and Farm ook.keePmg'
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models, Plans
Drawings etc., will be abundanty provided, to aid the
Lecturer in this department,
| v. Political Economy. History of Agriculture, and
general principles Of Law, relating 70 contracts and
especially the acQuesitiOn possession and alienation
Of Real estate. aL-Lll Wt i-I
$3.50. ....- ELCTURES. ss.........-.
| Prof J. p. Kirkland, Prof. Jas: Dascomo' fr0i
Samuel st. john Prof. j. b. FairchId, fFo'' ~
Townsend. and others. t.-s,l .t
| ADD CI0NAL FACILITIES.
| reading Room, supplied with the prtnoipai Asrrr
cultural Periodicals. will be open 70 students AZ !"
houre: .t 7,.t..f f.--.
! n,... oor-ss $40 OF
Win The privilege OF a second course tuition fst
Hoard and rooms may be obtained at 81 50 per Weel
exclusive Of fuel and lights. 81 ..fr. .sro.
For further particulars address the President or sec
I retary Of the Board, at Cleveland, Ohio
=, stf,s9, sr , ,i HARVEY RICE President
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary. .t,
April 8, Is56,-em.
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IT. CAR ROLL COUNTY
R - "OD AD
Tiuoa TohIa foV- kha Mail T.oiu.

- L - - - IN ~ L -
Time Table for the Mail Trains.
To take effect on and after Monday the 29d
day Of October 1855.
IRON Carrolltou to Cleveland, Pittsburgh orestine
COumbu, Gteubenville or South Mail Train will leave
Carrolton Depot daily at II A. N. stopping at ell way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on O. P. R, r. Passengers going North viii
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 P. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at s P. II. and passeu-
gers will arrivea Carrollton SOP. NJ. This arrange.
ment will enable passengers to remain In Cleveland l
hour transact business, and will enable passengers
that may wish to reach the S. & /. R. r. travelling
South to Columbus East to Steubenvile. or Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost.
The Freight trains will run asusual.
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on s. L /. R. R, o
Media to CarrOlltOn by R CarrOiltOn to New Marke
by Stage
Tickets through sl,l2i to be had ofTreasurer Jane
Cameron, aud Of the Western Exchange Geo.
McKasky.
There are regular lines Of Stages running to tn
East, from CarrOlton, Hallem Springs, Amsterdam
Springfield, Richmond and Steubenve Also dali
line running South from Carroton, Lamertine, Perrys
Vile to New Market on the 8. l. l. R. R. BY whic
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss ,
ltime,
Jan. .10l s66. II. A. sTIDGER
Supt., @. G, r. r.
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The Minister and the Aetr.--It is related by
the Rev. Dr.. Mason, that as he stopped one
morning To read theatrical placAFd 10 Broad
pay. a distinguished actor seeing him, saidi--
Good morning. Doctor do ministers Of the
Gospel read sseh things ?"
"Why not, sir ?" replied the Doctor; "have
not ministers of the Gospel . right 10 know
lhst the devil 10 about as we'll as other folks p
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n gives advice to the lover who has been once truly
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A lecture on Love, or Private Advice to Married
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No one will ever regret the price paid for such
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Bills Of any oithe specie.payng banks in the Unit
, States or Canadas received at par. Gold dust can
sent from California.
An that Is necessary for you to do to write lett
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write the name, with the Post Oce. county, and Sta
and direct to PROFESSOR R0ND0UT,
Publisher and author, No. So Forty Street, N. Y.
Dewitt and Davenport, l6S Nassau ST., are the wh'
sale agents, 1000 agents wanted.
January 8, i856,-6mo,
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or A little fellow, not more than five years
old, hearing some gentlemen at his fathers IL.
BILE discussing the familiar line can honest
mans The n0blest work Of God" said he knew
il wasn't trus-his mother vas better :han any
man that was ever made.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

~ A butcher boy in New York says that
he has often heard them talk of the four quar-
teTs Of the globe, but never heard any person
say anything about the hind quarters.
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL
e GRH WC e. c 9

Hhs institution has been Incorporated, and put into
/ successful operation at Cleveland, Ohio, where IL
is permanently lseated. t-r
Its design is to place within the reach OF Farmers
both old and yonng, the means Of acquiring thorough
and practical acquaintance with all those branches Of
Science which have direct relations to Agriculture.
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E% A Yankee lady pictures good mSn as
one who is keerful of his clothes, don't drink
Sperits, and kip read the bibil 'thopt spelRn
the words, and kin eat cold dinner on wash
day 10 save the wimmin folks from cookin,
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CHEEIIING--VERY.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED FROM TIE
East. his carefully selected ardexcelleut stock Of
L SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, "a,
which he viii sell just as low as they ought TO be solds
for Cash or Produce His stock consists In part Of
6ne assortment of Silks Satns ladies' WOrsed D,sss
Goods Lawns, Gipghams. Prints, Bonneis, kc., Ec.--
Also Mems wear Of almost every descrphOn,-H
Shoes AID Boots very fine assormCntmeitOi Of Queens
ware a good selection Of Hardware, and en- excel
lent stock Of Groceries. Great bargains for
that -
Carrolton, o. Nay "a. 1895. ..... .....
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PIANOS / PIANOS / PIANOS III

Allow us to call your attention to our stock of SPLEN
fin Pianos Of all patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
rames all of Rosewood Cases, with all the modern i'm
prOvements, highly and neatly finished of brilliant and
powerful One For eighteen years have they been sold
all over the Union, in competition with all others,
p r or
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

EE In the Uultsd States there are ii,
thousand brokers and six thousand -barbers
but the census does not tell which class doe
the most sharing,
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~ People never improve af.er marriage
The girl that's irsolent to her parents will b,
very apt 10 give "sass" 10 her husband.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

A%aHallO. POmp, what are you dom dar!"
DFisbia'." 'And what you got in your moufs"
"Oh hufin, tut tOms worms for baitr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

ET A Yankee, describing an opponent
says ] tell you what. sir, that man don't q
mountto sum in arrithmetic-add him ~
and there's nothing 10 carry"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

. No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd.
L. 7. C0NANT, Ravenns, Ohio is the authorized agent
Of A. Kuhn Co., for the sale of their Pianos in ell Nor.
thern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania whom applica-
ton should be made. ..4
All orders applications, &C., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
aa.r9 WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. o, 1874. II C~"SOllton, Ohio
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EsTATE OF J0SEPH COX.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as dministratrix, with the
will annexed, on the est ate Joseph Cox, deceased,
late Of CarsoIl county, Ohio.
March :, 1855. NARY cox,
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B. T. BABBITT'S .
- CD " A 80 :" -

-
In tin cans Of six pounds each, ~ lbs. in case,
Ianted supeio to any in and at about the same
price of the ordinary Poash sold in eaks. Tbir meth
cd of putting up the article renders much more con-
venient for retailing and in this respect theleiOe, Is
very desirable. Printed directions for its use are
placed upon each can. The Article has been in the
market Tor the past three years, and wherever IL has
been introduced has given the highest sasiaetCn.--
ANY person desirOus OF giving the article ilal will,
on remiting to my address 50, be seht case Oi IL
packages. Also s.ss.,. .sgss
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
In Oue-pound packages, expressly for family use sixty
one pound packages in each box. With this saleraus
and sour milk or cream tartar bread and cakes Of eve.
~ kind can be made aud baked in half hour at any
season Of the year. and in any climate Directions Tor
using it accompany each package, at "IIA
AIsO, Super Carbonate Soda, Soap Powder Yeast
Powder, CASTLE Soap, Cream Tartar and Candles OF II
kinds. b. L. BABBIIT.
Nos. 6s l. 40 Washington Street, New YOk.
Oct IL 1855. mos. ~
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JAMES WILKINS ESTATE.

~ I. JhWHO WILhIN HDAA
Notice is hereby given that we have been appointed
executors Of he last will Of james Wikin, deceased,
late of Carroll county, Ohio. All persons having
claims against said estate must present them within one
wear from this date. SARAH WILRIN
o. af WILLIAM WILKIN,
, Feb. %. 1855, 3w. Executors.
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B Business Gar0s.
e. NJ. MORRIsON.
ArrORNEY n Z 4

ATFORREY Al 4 ",
HAS resumed the practice Of the Law. He
III win particularly Attsndto the settlement Of estates
by Ereeutors Administrators and Guardians for which
hi aLe experience In the Probate Court amply qualities
him. All other business Of professional character en-
trusted to his care in this and the adjoining counties
win be attended 70 with prOmptitude and 6delity.
OETIoE-In the 70 m opposite the Wssf front Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied BY J. H. ThPP Esq
FEB. l5-'56.l
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Nature made man the strongest,
But woman's tongue the longest.

And now, in conclusion, my dear brethren, II
you will but count up your errors, and add to
the sum total all your actual faults, you will
6nd that the account is to be given to the cred
it Of the feminine gender, Bear and fOrbear--
overlook trifes--forgiVe all errors on the par
oithe last and The loveliest Of Gods works
and say as do: "Woman, with all thy faults
lpYe the stiH" So mote il be
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:, ao CARHART'S ol%
IMPROVED MELODTONS

p. A. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, o., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second and Third Stories Of Hur
turts New Block Nos. 66 and SO Ontario street Man
uactOry in the new rec story brick building directly in
rear. ia. -., eJt7uv aE1tttW 81. .s...yrsf.t,g
P. A. Child is the sole Proprietor ofthe above named
Patent for the State of Ohio. ,'D + aBo i yd
Having been two years and half in perfectng these
Instruments introducing various improvements land in
systematzng the business Of manufacture is now pre-
pared to turn out "a instrumental per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, over 800 kelO.
deons. y a' 'ltia s'i HEtaEk
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets OF Reeds and two Banks Of Keys, ss
being decidedly superior to any Melodeon ever before
made In this country. A Committee of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made since which they have been improved. ~
: o' tsI adv PRICE LIST. .sasas 20 vrols
I Oct. Portable 500 Oct. Piano Style =, ,l05
lie !" % 4" a.l.I s6 .i.sWs tts kss b'ds, $50
=, Piano Style. 100 IS "s".b.:'7i.bs geo
| Pedal Bass extra, S25.
L. T. C0NANT, Ravenna 0hio, win fuFDishany ofthO
above instruments at ths prices published. AID will war
ant each to give sat ia :tioD Each instrument will be
we'll packed in anett case without extTa, charge.
Orders from broad viii be promptly attendedtos;
4 All orders for said instruments will carefully and
romptly forwardedby BY WiLLiAmm
Nov. S1s54, tf OarroisoA'Vnss
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WATCH MANlMev
SEND ON YOUR WATCHES!

would inform the citizens Of Carrollton and Carroll
county that they have their Watches repaired in the
best and short notice, by sending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment ofGold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and JeWery OF all kinds gold Pens
Yions and almost thing usually found in Jewel
~ store Ny shop the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Esped Exchange" b
Old Gold and Silver wantedin exchange for work ol
goods. Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash. Butler 0arrolton ohoand win be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
US trial Et MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1859. lrtsrs
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n, T.BABBITT'S.
MCDOWELL & O
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONER
PAPER DEALERS, ""
RLANK ROOK MANUFACTURERs

BLANK BOOK MANCFACTCREytF
SpEU UBENVILLE, -. .....,.,....l OHIO.
EEEP always on hand large assortment of
IA School, Medical and Miscellaneous books, Plain and
Ruled Cap and Letts' Papers; Printing and Wrsp.
ping Papers Of all Sizes Note Papers, Envelopes stee
Pens, and all kinds of Stationary .a"4aa LtA
They are prepared to fill all orders from Merchants
School Committees Teachers and Others at low prices
Having bindery connected with our establishment,
we are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks for Rail.
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to order As We
use the best quality Of stock and employ the best work.
men, our work will compare iavOrably With that oisry
cher Bindery in the State. Blanks Of all kinds PACED
70 order. s r.taI .+tt ... Lta u LEsf
The highest market price paid for ROgs and Tanners
Scraps. McDoW ELL co.
Steubenville March 10, Is 8. tE 3Ezsi s3 'tw H
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E. n. ECKELY,

AttOrHsy aHd COTH'sIIor at Las
will practice at the profession Carroll and the sd-
dining counties All business entrusted TO him vii
receive prompt attention. 0FFICE-Span frame
building one door South Of the "Stidger House." Car
rollton, Ohio.
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80. II. CRoxToS. JNo A. BHsHAN.
50HN III. 0ROXTON.

A ttOrRsy aHi 0OWHssllor at LGS,
WILL give prompt attention TO all business
w entrusted to his care, in Carroll County or else
where Once Immediately opposite the west door Of the
Court House, Carrolton, Ohio.
~ The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of Oadiz,
Ohio nav be procured BY the retention oiths above.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-31

Mr.. SAPP offered q resolution Of inquiry into
the practice Of opening packages of seeds transmit
ted through the post Office fiom the Patent Office.
Mr.. G. w. JONES wished to amend by inquring
into the right to send such packages through the
post Office at all Accepted
Mr.. II. MARSHALL reported bin to regulate
the fees Of clerks, marshals and jurors in the Uni
ted States courts of the District of Columbia. 1t
gives the jurors ~ day, as the jurors of the Uni
tea states courts In the States paid at the same
rate.
Mr.. LErCHER remarked that bin 10 regulate
fees inithe United States courts pass ed years
ago, and had been the cause of great additional
expenditures since. He wished to inquire into this
matter The comptroller had refused to pay in
many cases the bills presented, by the clerks and
malshals, and he thought his refusal-was good
81 ound for our consideration He objected to Mr.
NARsHALL's bill
Il Mr.. MARSHALL stated that the bill had already
passed the Senate. Fe&
The House refused TO suspend the rules TO admit
the introduction of the bill
Mr. COBB, of Alabama, called for the regular
order of business. e
Mr.. L. ID. CAMPBELL reported Senate bill for
the payment Of invalid and other pensions for the
year ending June 30, 1857.
Also, bill for restoring and maintaining the
peaceful condition Of the Indian tribes
Mr. WASHBURN reported adversely to the pc
tition Of John II. Russell
Also, adversely to the petition Of captain and
crew of schooner LspwiDg.
Vischer Ten Eyck of the journal Office is the
Republican candidate for Mayor in Albanv
Daily American organ., 1856-03-31

In stocks we have to report no material cnans.
since our last quotations, with the exception of
Virginia skies, which have declined one per cent
Land Warrants continue heavy and unsettled
The accumulation continues, and unless Western
orders come in, further decline may be expected
A large dealer writes from New York, that " the
Land Warrant market is in an unsettled condition.
We are prepared for slight reaction, or further
decline of five to ten cents per acre, which we do
not think at all unlikely" Another dealer writes,
"We are buying at our counter, and plenty, at
81 0s for SOS; 81 on for 1905; and 81 0s for
l2os. Our market is overstocked, and no orders" !"
We state these facts 80 that holders of warrants
may determine for themselves whether to sell or
wait for higher rstes.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1856.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Waldo.
Mr.. HAVEN introduced joint resolution ap-
propriatng $33, 900, with ten per cent additional
for deficiencies TO enlarge the building now in
course of erection at Buffalo for a house,
post Office, and district court rooms
Mr.. HAVEN urged the passage of the bin in an
earnest manner briefly setting forth the condition
of the work .s s,.ts
Mr. HOUSTON defended the original plan of the
Secretary of the Treasury, but did not oppose the
resolution. -stt
Mr.. LETCHER said he had opposed these GUS
tomhouse appropriations for four years. but he bad
had such bad luck that be despaired Of effecting
anything in the way Of reform. He called for the
reading Of the letter of the Secretary of the Treas
ury in relation 10 the estimates for custom-houses
Ii was read.
The joint resolution was then read third time.
Mr. HAVEN moved TO reconsider, and that the
motion lie on the table. He did this because he
wished the work to be commenced forthwith.
Mr.. FAULKNER offered resolution calling on
the President for information in relation TO Indian
outrages in Oregon and Washington Territories.
Adopted,
Daily American organ., 1856-03-31
THIRTY-FOURT CONGRESS
ta FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
MONDAY, March 81, 1855.

mONDAf, mdrCH OIL, 1000.
Prayer by Rev. Fl. @. Dean.
Mr.. MASON presented petition Of the citizens
Of Georgetown, for an amendment to their Char
ter, in relation to the rights of voters.
The petition not being read, we are not able to
give its substance.
Mr.. BROWN, from the District Committee, made
report on the petition of the Trustees of the Pub
Lie Shoots, and reported ca bill for the benefit Of
the Public Schools of the District of Columbia
Mr.. CLAYTON made a correction of his state
ment in relation to the cost of Commodore Perry's
work on Japan, from which it appeared that in
stead Of a million and more of dollars, it would
not cost over one hundred and forty-fve thousand
His original statement was made on the authority
of the Superintendent of Public Printing and be
was glad to be corrected.
The special order Of the day being the appoint
ment Of committee of the Senate, with power to
send for persons and papers, to examine into the
proceedings Of the late Naval Board,
Mr.. IVERS0N, of Georgia, took the floor, and
was speaking when our report closed. He did no,
mean to reflect upon the Board did not know
them nor of any special case of hardship in their
action, but reasoned the general principle that
it was impossible for nearly one-third of the Navy
TO be unqualified for service, and that the present
and former Secretaries contradicted such an ide,
in appointing the disqualified to active service. He
paid handsome tribute to the Navy for its tri
umphs on the sea and in the walks of science.