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Der 81, 9. Gri6nne t6eilte elm neuti6 bon
9tlcara9ua 5urufgefe6rter GARNER aus Gpnnecz
ttcrtt., Wtltatt 9. SHpoer, Der nidt atS 5Sili=
butter, ~ictoern in Der AtiiAt, liA ansuIieoeln,
naA Dem 9e(C6ten 2anpe 9egaugen mar, feline
Gre6liiie i'm ntAternlten ,,matter Of f.ctz
Gone nit, rno btele flin9en anoer8, ais bic
8l1n5efoen S4tlperuu3eu, peuer nla1 bi8bcr 10
oft bege9nete.
Serr Sn1per I8rei6t:
Die rpn Der 9egierung alien wirfIidenqrz
f%teplern perbeiBene1 25O-3 300 Nfer QanD iino
Der Sober. Auf Dem ielben Oampi6crt nit mir
%befanoen tidy aft T1rrner, Die barou alt9ebt1len
batten: Gu,er pappn, Sr. Safion, perlor balp
l1A leiner Anfuuf, nlfDem ct 9eieben, lpie bic
SlAen ftebe1, allenOtutb, befdm pa8 6teber
uno lturb. Son ben anpern reilteu pier in8
2allc big !OeIlt1b, lmn li4 Die @eleaenbett atz
5uleben. Ste m1re1 MIR bret Ta0e fUrt, in
rieler 3eit lrnrert 5tpet pcu ibnen an 8te6er
9etorben. Sin britter befIn lc9lei0 na6
ietner Jfiiffebr ba8 6ieber unp It1r6. Die
leBter oret m1Aten ltb ralb uuf ben !6eintme8.
-Gtlle anpere @eielidaft Don 6arlnerlt, eiui9e
p1pnn aus Galtfcrnien, beg16 li9 nad elmer
ol8 lebr Tru6ttar anBeprtel euen0egenb Spil6en
JttraS unD Ntrgin Sap. 3pet pappn befanlert
9leld pa8 -6teber, Die 1nrern bpltcn it4 Gus Der
61uptltapt cine 8eliBurfuupe llip ain9en puurl
t1d pent Qanbe 5uriif, url ben 9nb1u III be-
9tnner. Nnf meinem 6einnpe9e fano iG. III
Otr1tll g1p etrelt pDn ibnen rettull98lc5 alt
Uteber o1rniererlte9eno, ulp erfubr, bnB, ais ct
Die vAnlieelat8" UerlieB, bier ppn Ieiuen Sc
tabrtell an p~erlel6e1 Traufbeit barnieoerla9en.
ltebrt9en8 mar pies Der erlte Ser u1 elmer 2lls
iieclun9 purd} glprplmerifaner unter g8alfer8
Serrldaft.
Dag Der 8pren All pielenS teGlen febr fr1dt>
bar 1T, lit gang mar, aber ih bate e8 fit 9an3
uun1o9ltd, RAP einNmerifaner parauf Ieiu 9ebei
MADE. Do89te9ierun98lano lit gars unbraud=
bar. 0itt be I arbeit. Die n0tbi9 iii, Inn Elm
flejlc8 Stif Qunb prn- Gem Mult ipud8 al fiji
reI, feulte Ter Seinnnb nrblbatenb merrer.
SD CLAUDE Flit; b1B, lper TIN so Gents benTua
mn RE Soft ale Nferfredt III Zen Ser. Staater
%arbeitet, better raran 1T, ala rer 1000 Nfer
3(e9iCrun9slarp III O}iearogua bat. 0o8 gonb
lit i(ter II. iiber nit uIburdbrtn9liden@ etriirp
teredt, paS 3obleifnS dlan9en unb Scprpirne1
gum Sdlulupfmirfcl bent. Sine 0ien0e 6ar=
luer, re n 9let9er Nf1idt, ME i'd leltif, nad
Jttclra9la 9e8an9eft tparen, ~befuncen 1i0 lei
meiner A6reiIe in @rauaba, eillige franf, eini0e
l@terteno, ale rpll Ger5peiflung, ruB ibncn rie
0iittcl gut Seinfebr fe6lten.
Die NlSli4ten fir 9nnpnerfer iinb nift
feiier, 6err Sqlire8, Elm 3im1ncrma1rt, her
glctd5eitt9 init mir binunter fubr, Ueroieute $3
% ren Gag, 1a9te mir aber lcitlt, e8 f6nle
rie8 bGdlten8 eini9e Wrden puuern, Ia RE
9Q13e arbeit I'M NuSfliden lpadeii9er 6enIter,
9clC8entlider auiertisun9 eineS 2aoentildeS &c.
&c. belte9t.
SIN anrerer Zimmerman tparb pru Der 9te=
9ierung gum Gnferti9en BON Sdr9en perpetz
BET, mod paS eiutrd9li6ite@e lddft ait bemSrte.
A6er eineS Abenn8 nm 8 ll6r tefom Ell oa8
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aus. 0rrt bate ic tcr 8cr.S taatcnW }orIbaU
8eldla0 tclc9t, aIlcin ie mar REM tic tc=
.nadelre1 9lepcuue=G utter enti6litpft.
&rim. - Die Nl,irten tauten Sitten an
.teiren Seiten res 8o8pbprl8. Die en8liiden
.3ugenicurc le8tcn Gin Eager auf rer aliatiidcn
aus.
Gn8tanr.- Sin 0pnnerit10 muree Dem
1mcrifluiiden W}iniiter Yuhanan Elm 9rr6e8
IYaltnabi 9e9cten, rem riele 0iplcnlaten IND
anerifunii0e Yiirger beimrbnten. ST. belt
cine 0teOe, III melder CT fem entldiepere8 Ser
trauen babiu aus Iprod, RAP e8 5lp~ildenGn9lanp
unD Nmerif1 5u feinem Grie9 fpnluteu nerre.
&r crnptete ben standardization Veiiu0.
Canes, 10. Ndr5.- Der Darnpier QSaI :
I%6tl9tpn batte cine iebr ltiirlttii6e 8abrt, uub
ntuBte lid iiipliA wencell, I'M ro8 Sis gu metz
ben.
@aibtn8tpn, %, W}dr5. = MG6renb
Der SibuIl3 pc8 republtfoniIden 9}aticnalsGc~
mites, melde8 ii4 ir ebell sine die nerta8t bat,
muroen penlielben piele Winfe in 8e5ug auI rem
Ort uno Die 3ett per at5ub1ltencen 9{1tiplul=
Convention 9~egebell, p3brenp anpere ouf Die
Nuf labrle ror omerifanilhen Grincipicn Gin<
1u8lieielt. Oa8 Gentle pie8 pieIelben lebpt
Idmlntlid 5uriiG uno beI6lpB, ras Nplt Der
Ser. Stuateu, pbne OllfiiAt auf ale fruberen
Portetitreiti9feiten, ein5ulaben, cine republifani=
l6e 9taticnal=@ Convention, rpel6e AM II. Su11i
i'll Bbilapelpbi1 ob9ebalten meroen fell, nit 3
Mutt 9tebraotazO Delegation aus iepem cpnBreIlip=
1elleN OiItrift, 3t belfifer.
@Rurle ton, %. WtGt3. = Der Dam,
pier p9Iabel"' it prn 0abarmu bier eingetroi=
zen. Ser brittiide Dalnpfe, 9(r9c8 mar nit SO
6ie6erfrarten pp1 Yprt 0lDpal allgefomrnen.
Qa8 S0tff Mariner ppn 8pitcn mar auf Gem
Be9 pon &iperporl Bel Yufle8 Steel am Il. ,.
3eitranpet. Die 8rig9 Galine, ron Nem=Dpr
n1d 01lpetou b%eltimmt. mar bel Grump Jleel
am bellen Gag 9eftr1rlret.
NewOOrf, 20. OtGr3, - Der Darnpiel
Gupire Gjtp pOu Saranna 1T NIT 9fadriNter
bis sum %. ein8etrrfier. SIN 0afen la8en 4
uncertainties, 1 en8lilde3 lnp eini8e iP1niiA'
&rie98ihiTe.
Nm2tenp peS %. nurte cine 8I1n5ence thea:
tratiIde YorfteQltng IN 8rro res Scr. St1atel
6lo39enldiff8 @rra VAC 8~c9eGcn, Gem Die 0iij
;tere rer> reridteoenen Srie88= unp O1mpIl4tti
1nD piele olnerif1niiAe 8ijr8er beippbntel.
@tncinnnti %. O}dr3. -Nuf pemDanl
pfer W}etrrppli8 3erplaete beute rer &e1iel be
BcnlrpH. Wtebre 4eripnen purDen p1purd
Inebr pper weui8er 8eidbrli4 6eiGdpi3t.
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Der Sdouiqieler 6edidcr mar
iii nem Wirtbab1uie eiter fleinen Start Sberz
8aierlS ab8eltie8eu, pelien Nirtb ltur leiner
Sar9cn p%erlt1no, Sefider fdnO e8 III
DEM 3immer 51 beiB. Der Wirtb be9rtff pas
WOrt ubeiB" nidt. Gnpli6 madte iid Sef=
iher burA 3eldelt peritdnplif, unp Der Wirtb
rtef ladeno aus: baS baaBt jp haaB!-Sedider;
t0aa8 lit ett Ibier, has einen guten 8raten
8ibt. Wirt9: Sic meineu'it bolt q 9pr8. -
!Oefl6er: 6ol' lit etnSeinfleio. -Nirtb: Naa,
bel un8 S'2ano Gadiel. = 6edI6er: 8iidIen
lit Elm T~euer9ewebr.- Wirtb ooS nennen mir
Il Stueer.- = efl6er: Stueer 1T ein Nurr,-
pier %entferute li4| Der Wirtb.
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II ,terifanifc0e Osae0riebten.

Canton, S1ir, Sine 9rOBe Aulregulg
.berrldt bier iiter bic 0alplm08meile oe8 fatbcz
Iildeu YiidcfS 9e9en BEN Erielcr NIB bic Sc
ntciupe elmer beutiden Stride. 0a8 nSanz
ou3ff Nesiiter" er5db(t, paB Der @rltere Dor
:illi9en W}platen bonn 8ildof i%uitallirt unb felt
Dem ieiner 6reilinni9feit balber bel Der Wte9r>
jabl Der gelneince8Iieper ic9r belie6t sewprben
let. =
@ini9e %letner Qebren fparet ben Ortbeperen
leond| lebr miBiaGi8 lrO ipurpen qlic8lei6 bcir1
oennncirt ppr5iAliden Nnitof erreate
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0rabi9r t.
Sill III {.

Sd idmeife meiucr 0eimatb fern,
SIN Valoe ter Brmeranien:
0rd ii6er zen Stean >eiht rer DRAFT
Nn peln uleiue @urpen ~iali3eu.
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8ronfliu Bierce.
Nu8 benn Dunfelu rief id. po8 Splf-
Oll4t leoer Sticure 1T Ell Ytlf.
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mano ul8 i6ren 5neiten GGentom mo Ferries,
zap er iie 6 Mrnote ppr ibrem Ipte in cine
Sltlde 9epaft, Sl Der fetrcffenten 9eb0rrc ge=
hra@t, uno bic Gipitebe, rie fefanntliG in Gng=
lano beitePt, in after 6crn nit ibr ein3e9uaJcn
iei.
0rabi4rift.
6ier lie8t ein Sduft,
Der in Der Gjrrlt
@rt 9tuben briuBt,
Gr-bi ii TT!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-25
~ CAR ROLL COUNTY
- AMA " 0 - :"
Time Table for the Mail Trains.

To take effect on and after Monday the 3ad
day Of October 1865. .-.. sat.f -s.aHo5
ErOm CarrOllton to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, UiestiRe,
Columbia SteubenviIle or South Mail nain, win have
CarrolOn Depot daily at ~ d. N. stopping st alNay
stations and connection with the Nail Train, going
North o. 2. R, r. Passengers going Moth, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 P. NJ aHs IS iIr shaa,
Train will leave Cleveland at P. If. and passen-
gers viii ariveat Carroton s SOP. NJ. This arrsnge.
ment win enable passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour transact business, and will enable pass engers
that may wish to reach the S. & l. r. R. travelling
South to Columbus East to SteubenFille, Wheel
! ing Va, without much time .ost. E.t.--
The Freight trains will run as usual. 7'"
| l.a-ta t"H# FARE EREDUCE biuun g. U
From Oneida to New MMkei, on s. 4 ], r. r. o.
Media to CarrolhOn by Cariolloh to New haket
by Stage. e. aca la 8.tl 'as aI ilk aisw
Tickets through 81 l2I to he Lad ofTreasuIeI Jspes
Cameron, aid at the Western Exchanee Geo. K.
McKasky. sbas4as st4f sae8 Hat AHHa
There are regular lines Of Stages running to the
East, from Carr0llton, Harlem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield Richmond and Steubenvlle. lAso daily
line running South from CanolltOn, Lsmerine, Perys-
vile to New Market on the S. & ]. Z. r. BY which
means the traveller will be conveyed withOut loss Of
time, ff ~ sH3rs lfa 4t,H
Jan. lOl $50. Il. A. sTIDGER
Supt., @. O. r. R.
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10 School roCherS

NM y3f,I an OF SCHOOL EXAMtN kRS F0S
a. toii camtty. wfibola six NEEtINGs tor the TX
= ID, nj @chool teacher duriHe tHt yeaf 1886, On
49, Having dave namely: o. the steo.d WeineS-
ts, /, Febr1an, Aprii, June, Augus,, October, aud
nsoember The meetings will be held in one Of the
nu6Tc school bouses in CarrOllton commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon
The standing rules Of the Board regulating exami-
patioIa a are the following
hAS0A vaoh snnIicaut not personally known to
- poard nust produce a certificate of good moral
hs,acter Of late date and signed by one or more re-
sponsible persons. -, 81, -
zach applicant must come furnished with pen
/ tL and nsper and also with MoGufeys Fifth Reader
M each applicant will be submitted list 0
Questions on Arithmetic English Grammar, aud Geog
Faphy to be answered in writing
taacb nor entitled TO certificate, who does not cor
recty answer one half of the questions submitted
each branch. 3 -.
animation. but they ~ill be RENTED by mail or other
| wise A soon as practicable. And when an apphcan
il deemed unqualified note stating that TACT VIII D
sent him.
8. Applicants coming in after the class Is iorme
/ and the examination has commenced, viii De expeete
10 wait until the next regular day Of examination
i 7. No certificate will be granted to any person Wh
IA known 10 the Board to be habituated to the use
nrofane language, to be Incorporate or dishonest.
Each applicant must furnish bimself with
slammed envelope, and him self indoIse itwith h
own name and address, and in such envelope his ce
thcate or note will be forwarded.
o. Zach applicant will be required to write shOl
conDoaition on some subject assigned by the bOarC
on tbe day of examination showing therein his skill
; PENN anship Punctuation, Grammar, use OF Capit'
Letters. &c. by order of the Board,
December 30, ls65.--lv. WIN. MCCOY, Sec'y
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THt WONDER OF The aG

pr Tobias Venetian Linimsat Is warranted % cur
cholsr.. Cole ea scknssAoh d Sores, swelling Tooth
schs Headache and pains Of ell kinda or 20 pay.
- GREAT CURE 0F RHEUMATtsA
Capt COnstOck Of the sasaneF Baltic collins Linel
ss cured Of severe attaet Of Chronic Rheumalam u
= fev davs b, D.. Touias' celebrated Venetian I'm
menL
O kEOF CHOLERA.
Mr.. John Wight Of The hrm Of J, Wright Co, No
1N Cbartiers Street New Orleans. was immediltel!
cured Of severe attack of Cholera by Tobias Linmen'
VOMITING AND oOLIC.
Mrs. Joseph NichOll Of No le Essex Street. New
York was cured Of an attack Of Colo and vomiting o
DR.. Tobias Venetian LinimenL
Depot, 90 CORTLAND 81, Nes York.
ola B, al b. Druggist fiet rs q SO es
| A~sn,s & A B4sel, .na G. RsxteF, Cvt,n't6n;
asd, HAZE. Spripg,; nipi hu' and Pug Harris
hugh. ..
| Nv 2s- 1875. ~.
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GOLDEN FARMER,

This stove for both cooking and and Baking
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all Sho nave ever
used it II is very neat in design and having tne most
spacious oven Of aOy pattern Of stove made win 'ne
draft arranged in such manner as to Away secure .
ven aud speedy Baking. Ithas proved tsei perlectn
every respect and has given satisfaction IN every IN
stance, Il Is needless to multiply words the stove DC
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties
its good qualities are we'll known. Call and examine
He also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture among which are the
j. LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities not exceed by any
and which stand A No. l. among all Western mad'
stoves Those who desire to purchase will do wen ''
call with the subscriber the exceeding low prices
which he is selling the best article of stove places then
within the reach ofevery one.
lie continues to manufacture and keeps constantly OF
hand large assortment of Tin, Copper Sheet lror
Ware. Comprising everything, from Tin cup, to
Copper kettle and ell Of which Is manufactured III the
most substantial and sorkmanlke manner-ot she veEl
best materials and which he will continue to sell at tn
low est prices wholesale aud retail All orders rom
Merchants promptly attended to. s.
Remember the place. Sign OF the Big coppe
Kettle" opposite the Court House, CarrOIlton ohio
July 10 0,-'56.-tf, THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
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Busiurss CARDS.
al. N. MORRISON.

ATT0RERY Al LAW,
has resumed the practice Of the Law. he
III viii particularly attendto The settementof estates
ay Executors Administrators and Guardians Tor which
bis lAIe experence in the Probate Court amply qualities
him All other business Of professional character en-
trusted TO care in this and the adjoining counties
will be attended 70 with promphtude and fidelity.
oEFoE-In the 70 IN opposite the west front Of the
Court House. heretofore occupied by J. II. Ttipp Esq
feb, 15-'651 fss
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PIaStering! PIaStering

7he undersigned would respectfully inform the pGo
lie that he is still engaged in the above business and
prepared to execute work TO the fancy OF ahy Pla'
and ornamental pastering done 10 order or the 'hor
est possible notice, My long experience IN Tue O"s
ness. and my success as mechanic, enables me I" u,
sure the public that all work will be executed TO enth
satisfaction All orders will be attended to prompt
ADDRESS the undersigned, at Carrollton Carroll count
Ohio. WIN @. RUNl0N
June 10, ls58--G. HfE
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PATTON HOUSE,
fyoRMERLY "wEsrERN EXCHANGE HorrL v

ITOn MERLY y " ksThhN IIAVIANUH IIVI'E' 7
CARROLLT0N, ------- OHL 10,
Ths long and favorable known establishment occu'
pied formerly by r. h. Ieggett ESQ., has eeen mi, re-
pnened for the accommodation OF the public This
House has been renovated repaired and improved and
now presents all the advantages which are desired in
first rate hotel The besttbat tho market aords is
lectsd for It's guests. Good cooks alone Gator for its
table. The arrangement for stabng are perfect and
extensive A frst rate barber Is convenient Every
Mar od stand JAMES PATTON.
Nav l656-tf.
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CHkERING.-V ERY.

uHE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED FROM THE
East his carefully selected and excellent stock Of
i SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will cell just low they ought to be sOd
for Cash or Produce. His stock consists in part of
fne assortment Of Silks Satins, ladies' WOrsted Daess
Goods, Lawns, Gngbams. Prints, Bonneis, &C., &C.
Also Mems wear Of almost every description, Hats
Shoes ald Boots very fine assortmtntmentO Of Queens.
ware a good selection of Hardware, and an excel
lent stock of Groceries Great bargains for oAsH-note
that. 81
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T0NIGS WON'T DOl

They never did do more than give temporary relie
and they never will Il is because they don't touch the
cause OF the disease The cause of ell Ague and bli
Gus diseases s the atmospheric poison called Masma
or Malaria Neutralize this poison byits natural anti
dOte and all disease caused by 1t disappears at once
Rhodes Fever and Ague cure Is this andote to Ihaa-
ria, and moreover, t perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate Of the celebrated chemist j. H. Chiffon,
of New York. to this effect is attached TO every bottle
thereloFe IL Il does no good itcan done harm, aeY
This is more than be said Of qunine aeenic, or
any tonic In existence, as their use is Fu0as V the
constitution, and brings On Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for : single mo-
ment In illustration Of these truths annex sOme
tracts from letteF Just received from physciah;
| .GEoR6rowE, OHIO, March II, 1855.
JAS H. RHODES ESQ. Dear SIR Yours Of the
I'd inst b at hand The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty In getting any one to try II great
increased from the fact that remedy bad been Intro.
duced which growing In favor with the public az
being better than using quinine, mot knowing pre-.
sumo that the remedy they used 70 escape taking qu>
nine, contained the Drug itsehliil5ii Tsd l.g 'af
This remedy, Qknown e. 'Smilhs Tonic would In
varisbly BREAK an ague but u did nCt cuaE as it
would ofsen return With renewed vgor Ths one eir>
cumstanee deemed In youF avor, II conld institute
test comparison between u and your Cure he fOow>
! 4 . Il the result. aoe 500 nq asls lHa
Three persons took yOur ''euren all Of which were
cases OF QuotidiaD Intermittent Fever, Of many weeks
standing, IHey u8d 9iou qunite NAu uttfSIs eueA.
occasionally missing chilli but was. las in all such
cases. sowly wearing them ont, and laying the founda.
ton Of other and sevefer maades. Ibid succeed in ef.
fec.ine radcal cure of all three of these cases with
your remedy and they have not had chill since In
all three Of these eases the aEmith zbaieT had been
used and would o. before stated break the chill but
after period or two bad elapsed Il would return
think there wiz be no difficulty nov In giving 10
Yow "Cpre' The advantage gpuad efany other rene.
| d. now In use here, &c., &c. iR Eilis
IT p Ills e5l = WILLIAM BU0KRSR I'D.
/ RH0DES Fever and Agus Cure or Antidots TO Nal.
aria. the only harmless remedy IN exstsnce / equally
certain Is preventive, Is "eaEe sTaks Nhea you
feel she chilli coming Oa and zen viii never have
JAS A. RHODES. Proprietor.
sta. sseH boz d3s "a Providence, R. L
Wholesale Agents. 81. Louis, H. BIAKsLET, Chicago
BARcLAY BROe, And for sale BY Druggists generally.
Sold by CD. Boegels CaFrollten. Ohio.
June 26s 1855. (April "A, 1s5s.--Sml
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PLAN oFINSTRu TInN.

PLAN OF INSTRU TION.
This consists in courses OF Lectures, four daily,
(which are given at the regular annual sessions held
during the Winter months, commencing on the first
Monday Of December and continuing lOF twelve con
secutve weeks season Of the year when the Farm.
er himself or sons, can best spare time to attend.
The Lectures embrace all the several departments Of
Agricultural Sclence,ea principal di ion being as
signed to different lecturer add systematically pres
ened in the manner Medical Science is taught in
Medical Colleges. .-ts.
The whole feld of the Sciences connected with Ag
rcuture is by this methoI presented in the shortest
period of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sble to multitudes who cannot attend Universities
even Schools on experimental farms,
rt &. SUBJE rs. o. ....-.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains
Animals, Vegetables, Land or Labor.
l. Chemistry in ell 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 iust-
ton.
II. Com paatve Anatomy and Physiology with ppe
cal reference to the feeding end breeding OfStock His
tory ana description of DOmesiion Animals In their
cral varieties; Veterinary Medicine and Surgtry-Ent
| OmolOgy.
This department will be illustrated by preparations
and specimens and by the practice before the cass Of
such operations as are necessary to be performed BY
the keeper of stock.
III. Geology and Mineralogy; Botany Descriptive
and Physiological with special reference the history
and habtudes of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard or In the Neldthe various nOdes Of Culture
and Soils adapted to each. .....s5es. st- -
This department will be Illustrated by specimens OIL
all the varieties Of Grains Fruits and other vegetable
produce of interest 10 the Farmer Gardener Orchard
| ist
". Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics
Fam implements; MeteorolOgy; Elements of Engin'
eerng and Land Surveying; Rural Architecture, Land
aIpe Gardening; Draining and Farm Book. Keeping
Philosophical Apparatus Implements. Models, Plani
Drawings etc. will be abundantly provided to aid th'
Lecturer in this department.
v. Political Economy. History Of Agriculture, and
general principles OF Law relating to contracts and
especially to the acquisition, possession and ALIENATION
OF Real estate.
| IN LETU RES.
I Prof J. p Kirkland, Prof JAS DascOmb, Prot
| Samuel st, john Prof. J H. Fairchild, Pro-. N. s
| Townsend. and Others ....L .a...sE T.
| ADDITIONAL FACILITIES. y
4 reading Room, supplied with the principal Agrl
cultural Periodicals. will be open to students % al
hours: .ft. t.,f--L..
| For the entire course. slsa5.-4gtra gs5 AU "
With the privilege OF second course, tuition Zee
hard and rooms may be obtained at ~ SO per wee
exclusive Of fuel and lights. .t ! .g-.t.ga .bsla
For further particulars address the PRESIDENT or sec
retsry Of the Board at Cleveland, Ohio. e-.oa. E
- flsfs rI - HARVEY RICE President
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary.
April 8, 1855, ,--em. '-.-
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL

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Nhis institution has been incorporated aud put into
/ successful operation at Cleveland, Ohio where Il
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Its design is to place within the reach farmers,
both old and yonng, the means Of acquiring thorough
and practical acquaintance with all those branches Of
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assortment of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish an.
YES 70 purchasers Who may be pleasedto call and ex
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A full assortment Of chewing tobacco, of the most
choice. and popular brands. selected especially for
N's SNUFF. PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO
A complete assortment OfSpices, common and Fancy
candies, Nuts Truits.~nd COnfeetiOHaries generally
ali of which will be sold
sCHEAP FOR CASH e8
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ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON, +
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