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Scientific Information
FOR THE WHOLE W0hLD,.

Chapman's Great Discovery. The Monthly Rainbow,
or Chapman's Pre- Calculations for Elementary Chan
ges based upon the discovery of the physical laws and
harmony Of electrical action prevailing the solar sys
TEN, involved in the differing effects Of light modi
fed polaTized) by Offering angles OF reflection on
large scale. This important discovery Of the laws Of
nature which regulate the changes of the elements,
constitutes subject OF magnitude and importance per.
haps unsurpassed by any ther the pages of histor
ic record. The surprising accuracy with which DR..
Chapman is enabled to pre-calculate all elementary
changes predsposing more to storms earthquakes &c
and also atmospheric changes within the hour for each
day, months in the future, and he physical effects ON
the health, feelings and humors Of mankind, must be
admitted by all unpreudced minds to be Of incsIcula
BILE advantage to the whole human race, 3a.tsstgs
In presenting the Rainbow to the public We do not
claim il to be an nialble weather guide. But this
much we do claim, that it will be found to be correct
to the letter. eight times out Of every ten All we ask
is candid examination. Terms of Rainbow per
year. in advance, 81 cents for six months,
Chapmans Principal or Natures First Principles,
cloth binding, l2mo goo pages, Volume first con-
ains full explanation of the discovery to which DR..
Chapman has devoted the last nine years Of close OBJ
servaton, Published every six months, March and
September price 81 per volume, for which twill be
sent postpaid to any part of the country First vol
ume ready. CAMPBELL 4 Co.,
| No. T3 South Fourth St. above Walnut Philada,
cB-Agents wanted in every county. 7 ....E
Nov. 8, 1855.
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Mnn,Y4N1s no HE MARRIEn!


u,uF ART OF LOYENAKING.-the most extraOrd
naTv book oi the nineteenth ceptu ryl n bliss
of ,,aryiage The way to the Altar. Aatrimony made
- A. row 10 win a Lover. 0ne vohhne Of 100 pages
ss nv Priee one dollar. 600,00 copies are already
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81 nsnsr and Illustrated in the first style OF art,
II owe rules the court, the camp, the goye,
For lave Is Heaven, and Heaven Is Love-"
s,sang the Bard; yet thousands pine
For loVe-of NE the light divine
Who ala they know scme gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love so warm,
N;gbt i've might die, in bliss supreme, .
Possessing all Of which they dream,
The road 10 IPedOck should you knoWl
Delay not. but to R0NDOUT go
Time fies, aud from bis gloomy wings
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Tben's seize the moments as they pass,
RE fan the last sands through the glass;
Al least the present is your own,
While all the future Is unknown,
happy marriage man or maid
Can now secure by R0NDOUFS aid.
CONTENTS.
7, ,,.cbes how to make ladies and gentlemen win
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"A With such ease and deicaey. that detcchonismpo
sible.
| n teaches how 20 make love.
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! II teaches how to act when fascinated by adv'
! Itteacbes how to make the wrinked face smooth:
! Itteaehes YOU the kind Of wife to select to rende
home happy. , ,., t.,,,
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IA Siyes YOU instructions for beautying the person
How To have handsome face and hands.
! How to remove tan and heckles.
| 4 Tertnre on Love, or a Private Advice to Marie
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ism the happiness and even the lives OF thousands
the Young aud hopeful of both sexes, is thoroughly
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No one will ever regret the price paid for such
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and direct Ia PROFESSOR R0ND0UT,
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Dewitt and Davenport, l63 Nassau st., are the WIN
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January 3, l856.-6mo,
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TO School Teachers.

uyuE ROAED OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
/ Carroll county will bold Six MEETINGS for the ex-
animation of School teachers during the year 1886, on
the following days, namely On the second Wednes-
day in February, April, June August October, and
December The meetings will be held in one OF the
public school houses in Carrolton, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon. ~
The standing rules OF the Bohu regulating eAamt
nations are the following:
l. Each applicant not personally known tS
the BOARD. must produce certificate OF good mora
character Of late date and signed by one or more re
sponsible persons. 81,
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen
ink and paper and also with McGuffey Fifth Reader
q 10 each applicant will be submitted n list o
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, aud GeoS
raphy, to be answered in writing.
A No applicant win be regarded Gs qualified tC
taocb nor entitled to certificate, who does not cor
recty answer onehalf of the questions submitted II
each branch r -.
animation but they will be remited by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable. And when an apphcan
is deemed unqualified, note stating Ihat iac' VIII d.
sent him. ~. .,,.- !. .,,,o
and the examination has commenced will be expecte
to wait until the next regular day OF examination
No certificate will be granted to any person VIII
Lrown TO the Board to be habtuated to the use 0
profane language, to be intemperate or dishonest
Each applicant must furnish himself with
stamped envelope, anu himself ndofse HWith nj
own naule and address, and in such envelope his Ger
tifcate or note will be forwarded.
q Each applicant will be required to write shor
comnoeit;on on some ect assigned by the board
on lbe day of examination, showing therein bis skilli
PENN snsIip. Punctuation, Grammar, use of Capita
Jettcrs &c by order of the Board,
December 20, 1S55.-lv. f. S. McKEAN, Ssc'y.
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WILLOUGHBY'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
Ii the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta
Washington and East in Carroll county ONO. we woolo
prepared to set up said apparatus on short notice and
Reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
oF RAISING and conveying water from the spring to the
house which is admitted to be one OF the best appara
tus for labor saving in the female department. now in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction ~,
NJ r, Anv commun cations for us can be left at the
| American House Carrolton, Ohio,
's1'' '' S~ Wo0DB0RNR o R0UDEBUSH.
July 10, IS IT, H : ss8 g7e4
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farmers' department.
How to Feed Young Horses.

The adult horses does not require so much
Of the Hesh-making principle as the young ana
growing animal, but he seems to require
fea,er variety. The adult merely requires e.
nough to replace the Waste-the ware and tear
| of his system. lfhe obtains more than THIS,
The surplus is either excreted flom the body, or
else stored nm within the same in the form oi
1 fai. and every body knows that fat horse, or a
fat man. are not best adapted for race, nor
hard labor; but Of all others Except those in a
state of debility. )they are most subject to acute
desease. With the young and growing animal
the case is different. Here we require bone,
muscle and nerve. Oats, corn and pollard fur
nisb the same. The colt obtains from its moth
er's milk all the elements of its own organiza-
tionin concentrated form---all that seems nee
essary for developing bodily proportions and
hereditary traits-there'ore, when weaned, the
colt must be furnised with the same equivalents
in the form Of Underground oats, wheat bran
aud meal.
1t is the young and growing animal that re.
duires our greatest attention.. If our readers
desire to raise colts that shall remunerate them
for the trouble and expense incurred, they
must feed the same, during their miSority,
. VIII u HuEIhl uhhus AhJ h01A~Nf oV euAo PNha
cd can never be made up in after life; the sub
iect will always remain lank and lean--living
monuments oftheir masters folly, or ignorance
as the case may be. In addition to the foOC
required for the colts growth, We must also fur
nish enough to supply the waste incurred b.
expenditure of muscular power. We all knoV
lha. the young are very active and playful
/ Every muscular movement involves an expen
diture of vital force, and thus exhausts the sys
TEN; therefore in view of developing their ful
, proportions, and promoting the integrity OF tn
living mechanism, they must have nutrition
, food and plenty oft, They are not, however
> to have large quantity at time, but lit
:, and often; their stomach is small, not largt
y than that of man. Should it be over.diste
= ded with coarse and innutrtious food, Lho o
y gans Of res spiration and circulation become en-
), |barrassed, and she blood loaded with carbon
= They require food often, because the dgesIiV
:" organs are very active, and soon dispose of &
- ordinary meal; then comes the sensation
" hunger, which every one knows is hard
bear American Veterinary Journal.
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Meeting Of the State Board of Agriculture


The Board met pursuant to adjournment, on
Tuesday, January 10Th, and continued in ses,
sion four days.
Present--Messrs. Ladd, Steel, Musgrave,
Worthington, Stedman, Waddle, Krum, Green,
Buttles, aud arker--being a full board.
President--Mr. Ladd. in the Chair.
Seeretary-G. Sprague.
The Board proceeded to consider the prcpo-
sails laid before them, for the location Of the
next State Fair,
Proposals were handed in from Cleveland,
and from Hamilton, Ohio, with a satisfactory
guarantee attached TO each, for the payment Of
the usual subscription of 81, 900, together with
grounds TO be furnished free of charge
Proposals we're presented from other places,
but were not accompanied by the proper guar
antee for payment of subscription. 1t was de-
cded to hold the next Sta,e Fair at Cleveland,
commencing on Tuesday, the 23d of September
next, holding fout days.
The Board proceeded to the revision of the
premium list, and the appointment ofawarding
committees.
The first premium of $50, was awarded TO
Peter Meendy, of Mount Healthy, Hamiltoa
| county, for the best cultivated aud managed
|, farm Statement of mode OF cultivation, with
outlays and income to be published in the An.
nual Report Of the Board for 1856.
Applications were received from sundry GER
sons, for premiums on field crops, some ol
which were not made out 10 conformity to the
rules of the Board and upon whck no awards
were made. Awards were made to tbe follow
ing persons. they having complied with the rules
To VIM. Perry, OF Montgomery county, for
best acre of oats (yield 10 bushels) S20,
To Thomas Gardner, OF Lawrence county,
for best acre oGbeans, (yield 90 bushels) $50
To Henry Ridenonr, Franklin county, fol
+ best half acre Of potatoes (yield ll6t bushel
SEQ
g To s. Willard, Cleveland, for best I acr
of sweet potatoes (yield % bushels) Sl2.
To John Kelley of Cleveland, for Cd bes
: do, (yield 53t bushels)S 10.
+ 70 Il, s, Willard, Cleveland, for best I acr
u of onions (yield 227a bushels) )-'-$l2.
TO A. W. Livingston, Frank lin county, 70
Cd best / acre of onions (yield leo bOshels) J.
&c.
To Thos. Gardner. Lawrence county, 70
hest acre of corn fodder (yeid 10, 1876 lbs. )S12
The President appointed b, Stedman, o
n Cleveland, and R. W. Steele, of Dayton, mem
bers OF the Executive Commi7.ee for 1856
h making the committee TO consist of Messrs
9 Ladd, Stedman and Steele. The grounds will
K be selected at an early period for the mex
State Fair, and the revised premium list
a and other publications, issued at the usua
IS time. WIN. II. LADD, President.
n G. SpRAoUE, Cor. Sec'y.
10 Columbus, Jan. 18Th, 1856.
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July, l2,1856 1y. NOV. IL
WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL.
THOMAS Il. ATKINSON,
COPPER & TINsMITH, STOVE DEALER &c.,
L, - ii O .rI p,,LIin Coalnro =


[Corner Canal st., and Public Square,
CARR0LLT0N, OHlO,
Avas himself of this means to return his thanks to
his customers generally aud assure them that as everhe
holds himself ready to meea acquisitions which may
be made upon him for fin Copper Brass Sheet Iron or
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
formerly received, and which has enabled him to stand
flood 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 socs the attention OF enquirers
and purchasers to his present stock Of ware.
COOK STOVES PARLoR, sTovFs FRANKLIN STOVES,
of the most approved patterns, the most finished cast
ing and the most reliable metal hand always at the
lowest prices 1t is useless to multiply words-the ar
tice of stoves which Atkinson ses is admitted par
celance, the best and the cheapest, sold in "thes0
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 promptlyA descriptions OF Sheet Iron ware
on hand Also Tinware Of the best quality and every
description constantly on hand and forsale.
HOUSE sPoUTING AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods ant
spoune are regularly employed la the country and al
orders for work Of this kind will be gladly recevedant
nromntIy in this line are conhnet
to no locality but are carried forward Win uespatchl
any part of Carroll or adjoining counties r,-co>-
March 8-'55. If.
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SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.
Feb. 22,-55. If.
patented lime 3. 1882.

Patented June ., IoJZ'
UNHIS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
| wheat fields. Il will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel Its operation is the most simple and easy of any
Horse Rake in use The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached to the
axetree which is the head Of the Rake, with hinges on
the front side attached to the shafts the head Vbrates
on the axes is required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary The Bake is well adapted to all
classes of men, This the cheapest simplest and best
Horse Rake now in use at all Fairs where exhibited it
has taken the premium,
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Paentee and offer said Rake to the farmers of Lit
| tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
! model of the Rake can be seen at the American
House, .
Carrollton, Ohio. WOODBORNE & R0UDEBUsH.
July l2, 1865, IT,
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CHEERING--YERY,

TUE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED FROM THE
East, his carefully selected and excellent stock Of
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 Satns ladies' Worsted Dess,
Goods, Lawns, Ginghams. Prints, Bonnets, &c. 6e.-
Also Mems wear of almost every description, - Hats.
Shoes ald Boots; very fine Of Queens
ware good selection of Hardware, and an excel
lent stock Of Groceries. Great bargains for cAsn-nOe
that.
ISRAEL ARCHBoLD..
Carrollton, o., Nay "a. 1858.
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MALARIA OR MIASMA,

This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain sea-
sous unavOdaby inhaled at every breath, is the same
in character wherever 1t exsts,north, SOUTH east
westand will every where yield to this newly discOv-
cred A ASTID0TE, which neutralizes the poison, com
pleel puriies the system, and thus entirely removes
all the cause of disease
the proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its use:
1t will protect any resident or traveller, even in the
most sckly swampy localities from any ague or bill
oas disease whatever, Or any injury from constantly in
haling Malaria or Miasma.
1t wilnstantl check the ague in persons who have
suffered tor aD engh oil time, from one day TO twenty
years so th hey need never have another chill, by
continuiu suse according TO directions.
Itw immediately relieve all the distressing results
ofD' as or ague diseases, such as general debility
ught sweats etc. The patient at once begins to re-
cover appetite aud strength, and Continues until per-
manent aud radical cure is effected And as prooi
that it IS also worthy of public confidence, because o
its singular and entire harmlessness.
The following certificate from one of the most cele
rated chemists III the United States is attached to
ry bottle;
New YORK. June IL, 1855.
II have made chemical examination OF Rhodes Fe'
yer and Ague Cure, or AntidOe to Malaria, and have
tested it Tor Arsenic, Mercury Quinine and sychnine
but have not found particle OF either in it, nor have
found any substance in its composition that WOulC
prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES r. CLIFTON; NJ. D., Chemist
This allows OF its free use as preventive by which
all persons may thus be sure OF entire freedom tom the
above named diseases matter how sicky the season
or swampy the locality.
pRO6Fs OF EFFI,ACY are frequently Published
and the confidence OF the public is asked only in pro
portion to s actual merits wherever introduced anC
used These only are relied upon to prove its WORTH
50 One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
mme may require more. Directions printed in Ger
ran, French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle
rice One Dollar.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A. RID OES, Providence r, I.
For sale in Carrollton by y. A. B0EGEL, and dealer
olIv
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLANDCoMoLtDAT LOTTERIES,
BALTlMoRE, MARYLAND, 2OrH JuSE, 1855.
CVUTl0N,--L FRAUpS

The Commissioner of the Maryland State Lotteries
mas deemed it his duty TO caution the Public against he
numerous Swinders who circulate by mail and Oher
wse fraudulent Lottery schemes, and pretend to be a.
gents for the sale Of tickets in Lotteries which Who'll
y fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland are those drawn
daily under the superiptendence of the Commissioner
elected by the people Of the Slate under the new Con
stulion to examine and approve the f,hemea and at
to I'd to The drawings.
All The tickets in these L1Ssriemnd all certificates
Of packages of tickets have the autographed signature
I. X Btenan. General Ageut for the Contractor. OF
fee of the MARYLAND Consolidated Lotteries Baltimore
Md. All others are fraudulent.
For foil information on the iact Of these frauds.
Address
i. XDhENAN,
Baltimore
Maryland,
Elpt 2O--l955. ".
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RxEo1IyoR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has peer
al. arno;nted executor of the last will Of John Irch
Guy apPo'"Ssf f-' JOHN HAYS, Executor
January 8. 1856.
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- "a ne -.
Il A N G | N G ! s. : !.

INE are now receiving one Of the largest and
w best selected stocks OF Wall Papers and BOtdeIs
ever before offered. Our stock Is lnew this sptmg
and comprises the lates and best style 1t consists in
mart of Hall papers Of new and beautiful designs. Par
ior, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, In every va
riety of style and quality. 5-.y aaH rlt
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles.
Transparent Window Shades. Fig'd and Plain with
Putnams Patent Fixtures; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and Freboard Screens in great variety
Of patterns. '8.ga
with an extensive assortment to select from, and low
prices, we expect to please those WhO may give
call. MeLON ELL CO.t al
Booksellers, Statoners and Paper DealerF,
Market Street Steubenvle Ohio.
| March Is, 1855. If. -l
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What Constitutes a Coed Farmer,

There are more things necessary to consLi'
tute good farming than have ever been dream
ed of in our philosophy 1t consists in the
proper application of labor and capital, aud in
the just management Of farming operations, so
as to secure, with a given amopnt Of capital
and labor, the largest amount of income. To
attain this object, the farmer should fully un-
derstand the nature and property of soil---of
what his particular soil is composed He should
be informed of the proportions of the several
elements which enter into and constitute the
various kinds Of grains, grasses, aud other ar
ticles, produced by him~.-he should be able to
determine in what element any of his fields
might be deficient, in order to the successful
production OF any specified crop-..he should
know what qualities of soils are exhausted by
growing Of any of the various crops usually
cultivated he should understand the various
properties Of manures; when, and in what
condition, and how much 10 apply in order to
effect any object. He should be well informed
in vegetable physiology ..--should understand
the raising Of domestic animals --their uses and
foOd---the general management Of labor, and
when aud how to be applied-the best modes
OF accomplishing particular results, and in fne
he should be a man of excellent common sens,
-of thorOigh eduOation-of apt and inquirirs
disposition--ofripee experience of great prac
teal tact and business talent, and lhoroughl'
active and attentive to all his duties.--From j
NJ. MILLIKEE's Address at Warren Co. Fair
Sept, 1855.
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r. TRARHITT,s POTASH


In tin cans Of six pounds each u lbs in case, war
ranted superior to any in and at about the same
price of the ordinary Potash sold in casks This meth4
cd of putting up the article renders much con.
enient for retailing, and in this respect, therefore, is
very desirable. Printed directions for its are
placed upon each can. The article has been in the
market for the past three years, and wherever it has
been introduced has given the highest satisfaction.
ANY person desirous OF giving the article tlia win
on remitting to my address So, be sent Of IL
packages. Also,
B. II. BABBITT'S. asFt
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
In onepound packages, expressly for family use sixty
one pound packages in each box. With this Saleratns
and sour milk or cream atar bread and cakes OF eve
ry kind can be made and baked in half an hour at any
season of the year. and in any climate. Directions for
using it accompany each package, -.a.H.4f eI
also, Super Carbonate SOFA, Soap Powder, Yeast
Powder, CASTLE Soap Cream Tartar and Candles of a ID
kinds. b. i. BABBiTT..
Nos 6S & 10 Washington Street, New York.
Oct. II 1853. 6.mos.
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1855,
Medical Notice,

Boct. P. W. Lee, late from salem, o., formerly with
Dr. Carey Of that pce, having permanently located IN
Carrolhon o. in G. nncction with Dr.. J s. Hunter fot
the plactice of Medicine Surgery, tenders biploies
siopa services to the citizens and public ferCay hop
Ing by prompt attent ion 10 hi profession to merit Q
share of public patronage. Office ard residence with
Dr.. Hunter.
East Main Street. CARROLL IN Ohio.
Ocl. | 1855, IT,