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To School Teachers

m He BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
/ Carroll county, will bold Six MEETINGS for the ex.
animation Of School teachers during the year 1885, on
the following days, namely: On the second Wedues-
day in February, April, June, August October, and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of the
public school houses in Carrollton, commencing q 10
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules of the Board regulating e1ami
nations are the following
|. Each applicant not personally known to
the Board must produce a certificate of good moral
character Of late date. and signed by one or
sponsible persons.
3. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
ink aud paper; aud also with McGuiley Fifth Reader.
g. 70 each applicant will be submitted a list OF
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar and GeOg
raphy, to be answered in writing. r.t Nr..
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach nor entitled to certificate, who does not cor
rectly answer onehalf Of the questions submitted in
each branch. ..
g. Certificates vii. mot be issued on the day Of ex
amuation but they will be RENTED by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable, And when al appican
is deemed unqualified, a note stating that fact will b'
sent him. tae
6. Applicants coming in after the class is forme
and the examination has commenced will be expecte
to wait until the next regular day of examination.
7. No certificate will be granted to any person VIII
is known to the Board to be habituated to the
profane language, to be intemperate or dishonest.
g. Each applicant must furnish himself with
stamped envelope, and him self irdOrse il with hi
own name and address, and in such envelope his cei
tifcate or note will be forwarded. .a.. -..
g. Each applicant will be required to write shor
composition on some subject assigned by the board
on Che day Of examination showing therein his sklir
Penn anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use of Capita
letters, &c. by order of the Board,
December 20. 1s55.-lV. r. S. McKEAN, Secy,
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MILO @WANfS ~ BE NJ MAAA EsDs
MAJ Art OF L0TR.NAKING.-she most ezsaordi-
il nary book Of the nineissHih eentg iyl bli.s
= rsrriage. Thsway to the Altar. Natfimony made
sssv or nov 10 win Lover One yolnme of leo pages
ss nv. Pfce one dollar. 10000 copies are already
i,ra Tbirteenth edition ready. Printed on the On.
ss, p.per. and Illustrated IN the irsl style ART
sLove rules the court, the camp, the gyoye,
q tFor Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love"
, gosane the Bard; yet thousands pine
For Ioge-of life the light divine ....f-
Wbo ala they know some gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love so warm, I
Might i've might die, in bliss supreme, ,h
Possessing all Of which they dream, ..=
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Time aes aud from his gloomy wings .
A shadow fails on living things:
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fall tSelast sands through the glass;
AZ least The present Is your own,
While all the future Is unknown,
Ahappy marriage man or maid ia
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@ CONTENTS.
II teaches how to make ladies and gentlemen win
o devoted affections Of as many Of the opposite
ss ,beir hearts may desire And the plan simple
vet so captivating that ail may be married irrespective
81 age appearance position; and IL be arrang
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sibe. -.r. ..r
4 IL teaches how 20 make love. a
] II teaches every eye to form beauty Of its own.
| II teaches how to act when fascinated by ladv.
uteaches how 70 make the wrihked face smooth.
Itteaches you the kind Of wife to select TO render
n gives advice to the lover who has been once truly
accepted andis reectedaierward through the inter
/ ference Of friends.
| Il gives remedy for unrequited love.
Il gives you instructions for beautfyng the person
| How TO have handsome face aud hands.
How 10 remove Ian and freckles
a Lecture on Love, or Private Advice to Married
Ladies and Gentlemen. ......... d.
This is decidedly the most fascinating, interesting
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rimony and the duties and delights Of married life, tha
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lection Of partner for life, should purchase this grea
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No one will ever regret the price paid for such a
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Bills Of any Of the speciepayn banks in the Unite
States OF Canadas received at par. Gold dust can
sent from California. ....-.. ...
AN that Is necessary for you to do is to write ett
in as few words as possible, ncosng One Dollar an
write the name with the Post Oice. county, and Stat
n and direct to PR0FESSOR RONDOUL,
|. Publisher and author, No. So Forty Street. N. Y.
. Dewitt and Davenport, l6S Nassau ST., are the who
sale agents, 1000 agents wanted.
January 8, I856,-6mo,
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DEuoHTTULLY OooL.--The Cincinnati Colus..
Dio. thus announces the purpose Of gentleman
Who resides some where down in Kentucky.--
Il Is about the coolest specimen of impudence
that We have witnessed oflatel Who cares a
6g THAT this Kentuckian may see Ct to dol The
Freemen ofohio are yet able to take care Of
shemselves: ~ asa
''Hoa. E. B. Bartlett. President of the Ma
uonal American Council. has announced that
be will Immediately revoke and annul the char.
Ger Of The State Council Of Ohio. unlawfully
Fetsined by the former President OF the Amer
lean Order in Ohio. Thomas H. Ford, and bi,
associate seceders who as Republicans, op
pose the action Of the National Council held o
Philadelphia on the 22d Of February. The
Ohio State Council, re.organized under Thos
q. Ware By The proper authority, Is engaged IN
be preparation Of o. new Constitution"
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GRASS CuLTuRE, The qualities Of ASS va.
ry with different laIitudes--s being adapt
cd to wet, others to dry soiI--some being more
nutritious Than others, particular kinds being
especially adapted to the production of milk,
and others again being mainly useful for fat,
'enlug cattle, Like all other vegetable aud ar.
lmal products grass is susceptible Of improve.
ment Oy culture, and will repay much grea.
Yer degree OF care than is usually bestowed up,
on II. There are sl5 kinds of grasses cultiva
ted IN Great Britain in France the meadow.
and pastures constitute about one.seyen,h o
the cultivated lands;ln England, three. fourths
IN the United States, about one e.third il
the best grazing States. and oue,eigh,h in ,ht
others. ''
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WHOLESALE a. RETAIL,
THOMAS II. ATKINSON,
COPPER d TINsMITH, STOVE DEALER DC,


[Corner Canal ST., and Public Sqaare,l
CARROLLTON, OHlo'
Ayans himself Of this means to return his thanks to
hs customers generally and them that as eVerhe
holds himself ready to meet all requstons which may
no made upon him for Tin Copper, Brass, Sheet lron or
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which be has
formery received and which has enabled him to sanu
aoofoi public disaster, agricultural and consequent
financial failures Bank collapses aud Business nght'
mare he halls the opening season confident OF returning
General prosperity and sOicits the attention OF enqarers
ami nurchasers, to his present stock OF ware.
= COOK Stoves PARLoR, sTovFs FRANKLIN STOVES,
OF the most approved patterns the most finished cast
inc and the most reliable metal hand always at the
ioSsst nrices 1t is useless to multiply words-the ar
,icc of stoves which Atkinson sels is admitted par ex-
celanee the best and the cheapest, sold in "thesv
parts" -L-..-..-...
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and to order in supeI
or style-Copper work ofevery description and mend
inc done prompty-All descriptions OF Sheet Iron ware
np hand also Tnwars of the best quality aud every
description constantly on hand and torsae, ....
HOUSE sPoUTING AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods ant
shouting are regularly employed the county, and al
orders for work of this kind will be gladly recevedant
nrompty executed -opeAtors In this lire are conhneC
10 no locality but are carried forward with despatehir
any part of Carroll or adjoining counties. -.,-o,,
~ THOMAS II. ATKINSON.
| March 8--'55. If. .. .. .ra.I --E
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fornltr $ ptportment.
Timely Hints.


: SFRrso mas cOMEl--at least a thaw-and op'
portuaity is offered for inspecting The fruit
trees and shrubbeTy, to observe the amount Of
damage done BY the winter and devise plans
Of reparaliOn or improvement. -.r-r, 1
Now is ihe time for pruning fruit trees and
grape vines, as dirssted for last month Most
kinds Of shrubbery also may be trimmed new
xbsn The snow is of, and the weather pleas
ant, a, there is commonly more leisure for such
purposes before than after the operations on The
ground are commenced.
PRUEIEe AND CrLTuRE OF CURRAsTs'-No
fruit pays better for good culture than the cur
rant, yet none is more generally negleeted.-
As there is likely to be a scarcity Of summer
fruits tits year, owing to the destruction Of
the peach and cherry buds, ETC., all who have
currant bushes should bestOw upon them sPe-
cial attention, so as to increase their fruitful
ness. Old and neglected bushes should have
some Of the old branches cut away, so as to
give the young shoots chance to gil their
places, and these should be thinned out il nu'
merous, and shortened il long, SO as not tc
crowd each Oiher. But especially dig out the
grass, if any, about the roots, and apply goDt
dressing Of manure and ashes, spading it in
and when hot weather commences, cover th,
entire surface under the bushes with tan bark
saw dust, old leaves from the woods, or chiI
dirt from an old wood pile {; this will preven
the growth Of weeds, and keep The grOunc
moist, greatly promoting the quantity and quRl
ity of the fruit. ... ..." ."#
GoosEBERRT BUSHES should be treated in
similar way, only more attention should be Civ
en- to pruning, so as to keep the bushes Ope
:, snd the leaves and fruit freely exposed to til
air--cutting away half Of the last year
= shoots, and shortening the res! one half.
"a CUTTINGS of gooseberry and currant busho
At should be taken of as early as possible, seec
;. ing the SHOOTS of the past seasons growth, an
!. shortening the tops, say to 8 or 10 inches
!. length. They may be placed in the celia
d. with the butts in earth or sand until the groun
!. is ft for planting. then set them in warm sand
a soil, about two.thrds Of their length in th
I. ground,
SoIoNs for grating should now be cut an
!. put away in cool cellar, with the butts
RI earth or sand. Where cherries are to be gra
A ted, it should be done earlier than is commOnI
!, practiced, in order for the best success. b
n we spprehend few scions Of the lager class
i cherries can be found in Ohio at this time u
re- injured by the winter. In these parts the fri
"a buds and most of the young shoots are kill
,r of The cherry as we'll as the peach Ohio c.
an tivQtor.
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Scientific Information
FOR THE WHOLE W0hLD..

Chapman's Great Discovery. The Monthly Rainbow,
or Chapman's Pre- Calculations for EltmsntaIy Chan.
ges based upon the discovery Of the physical laws and
harmony Of electrical action prevailing the solar sys-
tem as involved in the differing effects Of light modi
fed Tor pOaIzed) by d1ering angles Of reflection
large scale. This important discovery Of the laws Of
nature which regulate the changes Of the elements,
constitutes subject o magnitude and importance per-
haps unsurpassed by any ether the pages Of bsOr
c record. The surprising accuracy with which DR..
Oh. pman is enabled to pre-cAlculae all elementary
changes predsposng to storms earthquakes, &C.,
aud also atmospheric changes within the hour for each
day months in the future, and he physical effects
the heSlh, feelings and humors Of mankind must be
admitted by all upprejudiced minds tO be OF ncAcnla-
be advantage to the whole human race. ,
In presenting the Rainbow to the public, We do not
claim il TO be an nfalible weather guide. But this
much we do claim, that il will be found to be correct
to tho letter, eight times out of every ten. Al ak
is a candid examination. Terms Of Rthbcw, per
| wear, in advance, 8 cents for Fix months,
Chapmans Principia, or Natures First Principles,
cloth binding Emo, 200 pages. Volume 6rs. CON
tains iul explanation of the discovery to which Dr.
Chapman aF devoted the last nine years Of clOse ob.
servation, Published every six months, March and
Septcmlcr) price per volume, for which it will be
sent, postpaid to any part of the country. First vol
| ume now ready. . CAMIBELL a Coz Il
| No. 73 South Fourth St. above Walnut, Pha9a,
gsy- Agents wanted in every county. "
! Nov. 8, 1866. III. o.. is
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a CAR ROLL COUNTY
E& ~ m E& CD VA II
Time Table for the Mail TrainS = n


To take effect on and after Monday the qqd
day Of October 1885, 3 'a |
From Carrolton to Cleveland, Pittsburgb rras,vro
Coumbu Steubenville or South Mail Train viii Ieave
Oarroon Depot daily at u A NJ. stopping at an wav
stations and connection with the Mail Train. goinS
North ono. &P.R r. Passengers going North viii
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 p. M Y = = ''TT'
Train will leave Cleveland at 8 P, M. and nassep.
gers will arrveat Oarrollton sop NJ. Thi, ARRANGE.
ment viii enable passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour transact business and will enable messengers
that may wish to reach the S. & /. r. n. travelling
South to Columbus, or East to Steubenyie or Wheel.
ing Va, without much time .ost -,
The Freight trains will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on S. &IR.R. O.
1eida to 0arrOllton BY R Carrollon to New Market
by Stage
Tickets through 81 i2i to be had ofTreasurer Jane.
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo. X
McKasky. ls ,r..-s r4aavs =. .fr1 :
There are regular lines Of Stages running 10 N,
East, from CarrOton, Halem Springs, Amsterdam
Springfield, Richmond and steubenvie. Also dsil,
line running South from CarroltOn Lamertine, Perrys
vile to New Market on the S. q l. r. r. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss 0
time, -.e-1.,st .a.s = :
JAM -lol s56. ~ ST. tas II. A. .sTIDGER
.. r-.. "a rsH rv Sup't, @. G. RR
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AtIIs Right Come aud See.

AEH UIuc
FlHE undersigned takes this method to inform his
tn fritudsland patrons in CarrolltOn, and vicinity
Lat through perseverance, he has got his new SKY
Light Daguerrean establishment completed just below
Hustons store near the Depot Carroton, Ohio, where
he is now well furnished with everything necessary 70
execute all business intfustedto him. have now
large and well arranged sky,ght which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that can take
good likeness in all kinds of weather, excepting Ofch-
dreu, these require clear day; but when clear days
cannot be had bring them along any time and VIII
warrant satisfaction. am determined to stand at the
head of my business and nothing except good WORK
shall leave my establishment. an who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other estab
lshment in this vicinity boast of and am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity. tb mos faa5'
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine, as my work shall show fOriself-
Prices will be reasonable and oil work warranted not to
fade, have good assortment ofstoek embracing q
variety of fine cases. ladies' and gents bresspns, and
will have an assortment of lockets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views ofbudirgs landscapes, family
groupes, copy work,-in word all business in his
line shall be promptly attended to- and warranted to
please. or no SALE. a4ssss J. W. GOULD.
\ Oct. i6, '6B.--tf. --.
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THE GENEsEE FARMER.
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
Agriculture and Horticulture,
Illustrated with numerous engravings of Farm Build
mgs, Auimals Implements, Fruits, &c
VOLUME XVII. FOR 1856.


VOLUME XVII. FOR 1856.
H.. H' - .
IN issuing prospectus for the Seventeenth Volume o
the Genesee Farmer the publisher hattefs hlmse!
hat it is too widely known, too extensively circulated,
and too we'll known to render it necessary to state at
length the design of the work Those who Tead the
Farmer are the best Judges ofitsvalue and those un-
a.ousnted with IT, are requestedto examine its pages
He will only say that for the year 1866 he VIII furnish
paper that for size beauty, and ability, will not be ex'
Celled in this country. =. ..s. ....s
The new volume will commence on the first of Jan
uary and will be printed on new type and superior pa
per- and each paper will contain about one-thlrd more
reading than at present. Zach monthly humoer VIII
consist of thirty two large pages making volume Ol
3S4 pages with several hundred ngavings, with title
page index &c. suitable for bndng) at the close Of the
wear No one should sell the volume at the end OF the
year for its cost. .s ..a.H .# ..
Our illustrations are numerous appropriate, and ex'
pensve, consisting Of Farm Buildings, improved in-
plements, Domestic Anmals, Choice Fruits, Flowers,
Shrubs, &C., &c.
We number among our contributors hundreds of the
best practical Farmers in the country, and our readers
have thrtug our pages the benefit OF their wisdom
and expefience No thinking man can cad any num-
Der that we ISSUE without receiving some useful hint in
regard to the OiCrOps Stock, rthe Orch
lrd OF more value than the price of the volume Our
large circulation enables us to furnish a paper for
the country. for value or beauty.
An earnest advocate Of improvement of both the
Mind and the Soil, the Farmer seeks to advance her-
raj interests Of the country and elevate the profession
Of Agriculture to its proper position. To accomplish
this it has abored long and faithfully, and not without
some success. 1t is OF Che oldest, and its position
as the cheapest and at least one Ofhe best Agcultu-
raj Journals in the country fully established and we
confidently ask for it, that support which 1t merits from
the Farmers Gardeners and Fruit Cuturiss Of the u
nited States We invite all who feel the Importance Of
sustaining this work, and extending its usefulness not
only to subscribe themselves but to Introduce it to the
patronage Of their friends. .a.f.F t@s
FIFTY CENTSA YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Five copies for So Eight copies for s.; and a2y
large number at the same rate
Nsy- All subscriptions to commence. with the year,
and the entire volume supplied to all subscribers.
tg- Post Masters, Farmers. and all friends OF I'M
pOvemeut are respectfully solicited to obtain and for
ward subscriptions, szs .. .e..s. In s.,.r.
Subscription money, If properly inclOsed, may be
Sc tpostpaid or free) at the risk Of the publisher
ddress -s- fw JAMES WICK, ts.L.,
January "a, 1885 Rochester, New York.
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PIANOS | PIANOS /! PIANOS III!

Allow us to call your attention to 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 tome For eighteen years have they been sold
all over The Union, in competition with all others,
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.f ..l fk. eaUrSt A. kU IN " OO,,I 2
No. Q Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd.
L. T C0NANT, Ravenua, Ohio is che authorized agent
Of Co.. for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
then Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, towhom appica-
ton should be made wv
All orders, applications, &C., will be received and
promptly fOrwardedtosaid Agentby
Ia ~ WILLIAM mccoy,
Nov. 8, 1874. II C~SVollton, Ohio
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THE NJ r. Farmer, says that common hard
soap applied to the end of recently pruped
vine will eGectually stop the bleeding.
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----. sANDERs' f..
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE
PaienIed Jnne 5, IS52.

mHIs Rake Is intended for raking hay and cleaning
wheat fields. II will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic sPnng
Steel its operation is the most simple and easy oil any
Horse Rake in use. The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached to the
axleree which is the head Of the Rake win On
No ont side attached to the shafts; the head vbrates
on be axes as is required BY the operator to leave the
load when necessary The Rake is well adapted to all
classes Of men, This Is the cheapest simplest and best
Horse Rake now in use; at all Fairs where exhibited 1t
We have purchased the right for Carroll county from
the Patentee and offer said Rake to the farmers oi LII
tie Carroll at reasonable TERMS
A model of the Rakecan be seen at fhe American
CSrrolitOn,i Ohio. wooDBoRNE R0UDEBUsH.
July l2, 1855, tf .a.a 800
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How to Destroy Brambles

Our attention has bean called 10 an article in
the Western Farmer and Gardener, published
at Cincinnati in 1871, written by RObt. W.
Scott, well knnwn Kentucky graSier, on the
best way to eradicate brambles. Our friend
Wagner Of Vandalia, to whom we are ndebt-
ed for the suggestion, says he has extermina-
ted some formidable pat;hes in that way, and
recommends that we publish tho article of Mr..
Scott, which is as follows - Ohio Cvttipa-
for
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PAPER HANCINcS.
CHEERING--VERY.

NHEENINU""NBHH
VHR SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED FROM THE
East bis carefully selected and exeeleat stock OF
L SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell just low they ought TO be sold,
for Cash or Produce. His stock consists In part OF
fine assortment Of Silks satins, ladies W0rstsd D'esa
Goods, Lawns Ginghams. Prints Bonnels, &C., &C.
Also Mems wear Of almost every description, Hats,
Shoes and Boots very 6ne assofm nimebto o. Sueens.
ware a good selection of Hardware, and en- excel.
lent suck Of Groceries. Great bargaRs for eAsHhOs
that. -
ISRAEL ARcHB0LD.
Carrolton, o., Nav a. 1855.
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.oasr SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, y
IMPORTER AND DEALER
L. stsf.s ssr. IN 1ter.5 7,S sa
Foreign and Domestic Hardware

No. sS Wood Street, between Diamond Alley
.5w 81 1s AID Fourth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
THE sUBSOR RIBER is W OPENING A LARGE
i and extensive assortment Of Hardware, imported
direct from the manufacturer among which are Knives
and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors Tea and
Table Spoons Mill Crosscut, Circular, and other Saws
Anyils and Steel Grain and Grass Scythes Locks
Hinges, Screws, Chisels, 1ugers Panes Files, Cooper
Carpenter, Cabinet, Millwright. and other Mechanical
Tools, &C. &c, All of which will be sold on moderate
terms. SAME FAHNESTVVk.f
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PIOwIFe and sowing to much, is The great
fault of Amsricah farmers.