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vENHE highest cash price WILDE paid by the sub.
IL scribcr, for Furs Of all kinds, according TO
their various qualities Fox from sl.00to lT6s
Max from 81 60 to 225, Coon from 40 TO 60 eta,
apiece. Muskrat from 10 to 20 cs House Cat 10 cts
and other Furs IN proporton.--Said Furs to ~ do.
iver6d at the Houre Of Garner Curss, In the south.
eastern part OF LitchfeId.
ElvxsTUs BALDWIN. in.
Ltchfeid. Nov II, 1856. sOs-w4
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Agents Wanted.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPENING !

w ANTED-A few industrious. energetic young
w men, to sell Agricultural Books t., the Farm
crs. Merry favorable terms will be given. With
activity more than One Hundred Dollars per month;
easr pr A. can be &c died.
Cur publications are Vi permanent practical value
10 every farmer and Therefore meet with ready sale
Far particulars apply by mail to c. N. SAXTON
Street, New York. lt-S5-s
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GROVE r. JElKs, siate q connecticut.
FRANCES Z issks s.s csa.. cs sos Team: :.


iitchfeld County, =.
FRANCES E iSNKS- Snip. Court, Nov. Term, IS.
Upon tie Edition Of Grove r jerks d Norfolk.
IN sid County pending IN said Court. and praying
fos divorce fIm his wife Frances 4. jerks, the
ground Of deset ion and misconduct destroying the
happiness Of sid petitioner and debating The pur-
poses Of the mrriage relagion set forth 1t large
10 said petition in file.
Il being founii BY said Court that said Frances &
Il abscOndei and uut Of the Sat in parts 10 the
petitioner unknown:
II n ORDEnxD That said petition be continued to
the tenn Of said Court next 70 Be held At itchfeld
within and for Sid C0un,y on the fourth Tuesday d
january. 1857 /. and. that notice u the pendency
Thereof be gives 70 said respondent BY Publishing
this order In tho " Litch6eId Enquirer, = newspaper
published IN - Itchfed three weeks successive
u, commencing On OF before the 18th day Of De.
ccmbsr. 1855.
~ Order Of Court.
3w-5f FREDERICK D. KEENAN,. Clerk.
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Waterbury Marble Manufac-
tory.

TO THE PEOPLE OF LTTCHFIELD COUNTY.
no you want to erect good Monument or Grave
II Stone to deceased friend! Gallon
WARREN.
Do you prefer Marble TO Limestone! il You do,
call on WARREN.
Do ron wish TO trade with an honest mani Call
ON WARREN.
Do you want . monument OF Granite or Free
Stones Call On WARREN.
Do you want chastc design fer q Monument or
Tombstone! Call on WARREN
Do you want anything in my line at fair prices,
with good work and stock /! Call on WARREN.
On Won want a referencey Cali on DR.. Lewis or
DR. Buei, or Rev. Mr.. Wiley, or Mr.. Cfossmn. Of
Etchield; Mr.. Holibird. or Mr.. Horton, or Mr..
Clark. Of Minated Dea- Picket, or Samuel Ensign.
of South Farms Gen. Abemathy Of Wolcottyille. or
Of ssyof tAe namesow customers who have patron
ised ma b the county.
Waterbury. Dec. 1855. ly-34
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SUBSCRIBE FO RTHE
WINsTED HERALD.


H0MM0NLY known as part Of the Wooster
~ Farm situated two and half miles nerth of
the centre Of Iitchfed consisting Of cighty-,hre
acres Of land In good state OF cultivation and par
TALLY wooded: Said farm has upon 1t good two
story house with an attached, also wood house,
large barn. aud = Cow Houses, and other out build.
ings; also good we'll Of water. For terus enquire
ON the premises Of OSBORN SPARKS. U-34
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Tens! Teas!
cHR1sr1AN RE1rHARr.

I'D ESpECTFUILY informs the Inhabitants u
HI Litchfcld and ycinits tkat he Is n,,sv prarsr-
ed to do Clock and Watch REPAIRING In aiisof ~
various branches, at BaldwiLs bookstore, Ssutf
Street.
N. b.. Second Hand WATCHES of every dMsrip-
ton kept constantly on hand, and viii be sold
cheap for Cash
Also .GAIvrxrnxo done ~ shcrt notice
Htchfeld. Nov. Is, 1865. = 81
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ESOUND In the Enclosure of the snhscribcr. on
II the Goth Nov, red year old STEER, meii-
um size short dropping horns, some white under
sde the belly little brush On the TAIL square crop
both ears with hole aud slit In the end of the left
ear. DAVID G. WHITTLESEY
New Preston, Dec. 9, 1856.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WINSTED HERALD.

Dsaria Of 7srington ~ Pr5ets Court, Nes. &c. 1856
ESTATE Of MOSES BANCROFT. late Of Torring-
II ton. in said District, deceased:
oRnRnED :-1That the Executor exhibit his Admin
stration account to this Court for adjustment at the
Probate Office in Torrngton. the 9th day OF Dec.
1855, at ten o'clock forenoon and that all persons
interested in said Estate may Be noied thereof the
Execn.os will caa&e this Order to be published in a
newspaper printed In Etch6eld. and post copy
thereof on the siyn-post in said TorriRgton.
:t-32 HENRY B. RICHARDS, Judge.
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vuNHE Tribune Almanac for 1857 will be Printed
u ON the 18th IT Dcccmber. GO. 600 cnpics Of
1856 already SOLD Any person wishing = copy of
this valuable publication procure it At this or
fee. Price u! cents per copy.
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\ s h<seby sis.. tAas tie A.essos sd noard d
J Rrl;ef u the Town o Itch6eld, win meet a
s. d. whceler's In said town On Monday, January
5th. 1857. at o dock A. H., E< the purpose Ut max
ing abatement u polls the correction asd registra
ton u the Inst and 10 do any other business re-
quired by law.
k;Dsxw J. rIErroST,
GisoRoE A. SnIfB,
EHRAIx K. BcssnL, Asssessoss.
GlokoE GuERNsEY.
csAsLs .: wnxEf,a,
~ ....;. :. -
e4.. ToxLIssox WnIs. 4 IL
ALAxsos PicKEr, p.Hst
r. GouID Cum. 0''1''
Utch6eid, Dec. ll2th. 1876. s~-sa
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~ Notice, .,:, $50.
SuSHE Subscriber has opposed >sgo1sD IN Tor-;
ringson Holiow, on tho rosd from welcotty
70 Goshsa, fer;fhe sale Of
.GROCERIEs;s
and viii keep good aejortment u the sane. Wan
be vii sell for prompt pay, tthe time Il fou{huY
rs cheap - can be bought ut any store IN fha1nn.
ty. Ms Goods are mostly purchased d. Ner,i on Y.
at The lowest prices. and shall lars 10 i6ortto
ssnted. Ny saysnsepcnts ior nsocurine nossrdircst
from the Wssf arc ltt surpassed " ~ ons. -.
Nv. 4. coB.
I Ioryingeca 90 tee9. fy-T
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-25

A. s. MORSE. of Union College, Priucirsl
Rev. G. J. HARRISON, A. II. Instruct in Latin
TuyHE Second Half of the Present Term Of this
IL Institution will commence December l0 At
that time. an opportunity will be offered for stu.
dents to eater. As the nnmier Of pupils is limited
application for admission should be made immed-
TUITION PER QUARTER.
Common English. .....-............S@ %
Higher. ........... b ~
q. and Ancient Languages, g 90
French German italian Spanish leach exfral 2 60
B.,ard saay be obtained in tae village. at 81 90
q 80 90 per week.
The Winter Term will commence Jan. r. 1857,
and continue II weeks.
+ HENRY y. GErswoIp, rrs.-
II. KrlnnrRx Clerk
Miitou Nov. Is, 1856. H.Si
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Musicale ''e.s

IT BIDwELL PECK. Teacher Of vpcaf Mssis.
q Glasses taught In the towns n the vIchity Of
Litchhcld, the coming Fall and Winter. xStticalnr
atteatioa villa given to the Elementary depestnent
cSarsh m pEp'f paao Por.ss
AL Letters addresfed ~ me ut Lltchfeld Viii receive
prompt attention. - :, :.sy'a- ~
utchfeld, September LIST, 1866. - :, ~. tile
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n Mnwsu sxBrmx.s-A retired clergyman. re-
sasrs1 - heaish h isw days. after many years Of
unk nervs9s sufustnx. b anxious 60 make known
60 2sHzs - Win send tfrce) the prescription
- Dsr<rs the Rev. JOHN u DAGNALL, No So
xxz1sn s<xexx. nrpskfyn. Ne~ York zml9
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PIANO EORTES
Il. w. HuEL q CO,
For Sale..

For Sale. g
sH>HE subscriber Offers for sale the Store and lot
u at Bantam Falls, formerly known. az the store
owned ~ Parkhasst 4 kinney said property viii
be sold cheap. for particulars apply to Seth Pod.
Bantam Falls a
6mo.9S ~ a4Ss NJ s. BTELlNGS
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TRAINS FROM BRfcCEPokr
10. 10 A. II. For Winsted connecting with tho 500
A. NJ. Tram from New York. anil at the
Junction with the 10. 20 A. NJ. train from
New Raven, connecting at Waterbury
with the train from Hartford, and the
1:Oir. NJ. train to Hartford.
dl.25 A. d. Freight Train With passenger accommol
datiuns for Winstcd and intermediate
stations.
$40 p. u. For Winstcd, aeaving on arrival Of the
500 T. NJ, train from New York, and
connecting At the Junctiua with the 8, 20
p. n. train from New uayea. ~
TRAINS INTO pRassrroar. s
coo A. II. From Winsted for Bridgeport, New
York and New Haven.
8.55 A. n Freight Trsinfron Waterbury for Bridge.
port and intermediate stations.
Los r. NJ Frsa ~insted connecting ut Junction
With Train for New Haven, and at
Bridgeport with Train fos New Yvrk.
Stage lines.
The Woodbury. Stage arrives 70 connect at Sey.
meur With the y.0i A. H. train down, and returns
the arrival Of the TO- 10 A. N. train frvm Bridge
POT -.ss
The Stages from Watcrtown, Bethlem Ltchfield,
OTIS colebrook Ccntre and harrington arrive ~
meet with the l.55 r. u. train from winsted and
return on arrival Of 1910 A. H., train from Bridge
port.
lH A deduction Of Five Goats Is made when
Tickets ore purchased al the o6ice.
W-32 C.. WATERBURY,, Superintendent.
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Dr.. BULLION'S Gfammars and Readers rank now
among the bestI sot the very bsst that are published
Their widespread popularity makes them at once
worthy Of attention. There are danbtess very many
teachers who are usiag other Grau,snars and Read
cs With which they are not satisfied All such are
invitedkto give the bullion Series IN examinafion
We will be happy ~ Aarnish ~.
- SPEC7 NEW Copies 10 TEACHERS, -
VIII" would like to examine, Sith references 70 Intro.
duction. on seosiPt 0! ONE HALF OF their rcspo..
tive prices.
FARMER, BRACE c.. Publishers.
4t-34 No I Cortlandt ST., New York
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CGaK1sT1nAS And NEW
YEARS.
uHEIHU oKER l6 sTATKsTREET. Hartford CT.
- Is opening trurk Ioads q nsw soosis FOG the
lu uBINs Genuine PERFUMES: FAzina'. Co.
ZIloEnes: Hazrisou.s Perfumes: Brown Windsor
and other Soaps.
INDIA RGBRER TOYS: Bslls; Pocket, Side.
j Bach. Puff and Dressing Comb. Gloves; Cots;
Hair Pins. etc.
"AR BRUSHES; Cloth. NAH, Teeth. Lather
Ii and Hat Brushes: Geatlemen's and Ladies'
Dressing Gases.
uINRIvALLED ENVELOPES. for Weddings and
~ other Parties: BusineM Envelopes. Of more
than tuO hundred kinds: LAgsf Eavelopes al
tsisrs: Fancy Mott and Card Envelopes; Mourning
Envelopes ard Paper.
iHNoLD PENS, Gold and silver Cases Steel and
NJ Quill Pens; Pen Nils Qoills; Penhandles.
50 styles.
EESRASERS Penknives Scissors Shears Ra,ors
- Nut crackers: Nut ricks; Magnets; Magic
Lanterns. :
tEMERIES; SPOOL Gtands Ladies compani2 MS
- Hcksieks; Tea Bells; Toilet and Travelling
Mirrors
ID ED, carmina Bloc. B'ack Indelible, and. other
IL Inks: InkstandsS of mcre tkan COS huoafsed
different styles; Copying Presses Copying Books
and Brushes Eotting Paper and Pads Oiled Paper
Diaries for 1857. all styles
II DOLLAR PaRTEMoNAIEs, aaa from 20 cents
j 70 $500. Also. Wallets. Packet Books. Purses;
| etc.
- DOLLARS extra quality WRITING DESKS
u We also have Desks from 81 50 to SIS 90 each
together with large asrortment Of WORK BOXES,
from 60 cents to sl2 each. Plain Boxes with locks
Perfumed Boxes.
~ HELL and Horn Dressing Combs Ivory Combs
BLEs -
lsnNIN Velvet Iron and an endless yariet; ofToYS
Il DOLLS. Of Wax. China, Rubber. etc. DRUMS.
4 LARGE assortment of PAPERS. including
a Note. Billet. Letter. Cap, Of ovcr 500 varieties.
ali grades.
nnSHE PORTFOLIO stock Of the SUBSCRIBER is large
- and varied. for Sch ols Desk and other uses
EvERY desirable style of CARD CASES Pearl
i and Ivory Tablets; CRYING Bibles; Paper
Waters: the best of Sealing Wax. all colors, war.
ranted to burn free.
SEWING BIRDS: GAMES and PLAYS. to ns.
- msrous 70 mention Chessmen: Dummies |;
Chcckers
0Aso a0u o81OI0GteIBs A1tueI0nL.
= cal Instruments; Porcelain. Paper and other
States. 80
ID ED and all oaher WATER ColORS from cts
II. TO $500 per boz; Letter, Notsrial and all
otaer Seals
NNvELOPES and visiting and Wedding CARDS.
- Of every description and Of the most approved
styles u
LIVERY desired style Of Faher's Genuine. Lead
IL Pencils Slate Pencils: Irvine Stauds Writiap
Sand.
eHvoOTH PICKS, Of Quill, Ivory and shsla Watch
u StaJds; Gum Labels. Calendars. Toilet and
Shaving Soaps Letter Balances. Opera Glasses Ino-
dosots Matches Backgammon Boards
BLANK BOOKS: LEGAL BLANKS; Blank Notes,
Drafts, Checks Bills Of Exchsuyc and asromp iete
and extensive assortment Of STATIONERY, can -
ways BE- found at No Is State 81.
Also, executed in the best styles all descriptions
Of JOB, CARD. BOOK FANCY PRINTING, By
Steam. on reasonable terms
Sw.N EL1Hu GEER
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NKTANxED to hire lot q term Il years, 3 ght
w Hundsed Dollars. for which good sccusity
|gill b given % paercnrasssc zsaa estsae AFss.y
|et tAk od0%. $50
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-25
To the Friends Of Popular
Education.
nR BUELI(,Ns GERIDs OF scaooL
IL BOOKS.

Practical Lessons y, English Grammar and Com.
psition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Principles Of EngihIh U amman. ........ 80
Progressive Exerci,c e in Analysis and Parsing Is
Introduction 70 Analytical and Practical English
Grammar. :. ........ r.. -. 30
Analytic and Practical English Grammar. -. 63
The Prdsnptcr. or Questions and Answers ON Eng
lish Grammar. 80
Latin Lessons, with Exercises ia fxrsinR. $500. 10
Principles 0f Latin .irammsr. .............l 90
Latin Reader. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Latin Exercises. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Key 70 do. =. =. :. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Cesars Commentaries. .....................l 90
BuiliuRs' Ciccrs's Qrations. ............... IS
Sailust. Observation-Disclosures. >. 90
Greek Lessons for ginners ..,..... 20
Principles Of Greek Grammar. ............ ll3
Greek Reaier. Observation-Disclosures. ITS
Co"per's Virgil .. ....................... 200
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Just Received,
= m BARREIs Of FIoUR. dirses from Mich.
lVDV iSan, and Of the best quality. ct He
duced prices WM. h C0E
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Sleigh for Sale Cheap.

: A one horse, two seated. and covered SLEIGH,
good condition Enquire at this Office.
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I'll. :, Flour Flour
NXTRA Family Flour from new Wheat j,ist rc-
IL ceiyed mt AfcNElL& Bfsi MANS.
Ltchfeid, Nov. 10, 1866. e2v
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roll1Gooiis.

IN Il. RICHARDS has just returned from New
YORK. with large assortment Of glofhs Co
ameres. yestings. Trimmings, and gentS Nxpish-
ing Goods, which he viii sell cheap Cor cash.
! litchfeld, Sept. 9th, lsf0 a.
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SPECIAL CIRCULAR 70 THE
Readers Of the enquirer"
tF-YCu-WANT-THE
xARuE8T. ~
q LxvELxE0E
81 CHEApE11.
AND HEST 5
UEWaPArER s
u TAINTED IN 9
i LxxCHFIELD
COUNTY.

MOUNTAIN COUN7 HERALD.
aansas copy olso4 20 co5f3ln cas Bundle
Postage Fse within tie Comfy
Tain u fbr 1861, II only for q Change.
{Akirm r y. Cisske, Hsasf Casnl asa
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New Haven. Dc. g. 1853.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24
Scientific Infol nation
FOX THE WHOLE WORLD Z

Chapman's Great Discovery The Monthly Rainbow,
or Chapmans Pre- Calculations for Ellen tntsIy Chan
ges based upon the discovery Of the physical sNsand
harmony Of electrical action prevailing the solar sys
TEN, as involved in the deIirg Effects Of light modi
fed Tor pOaIzed) by di 'eiTe gles Of rejection
large scale. This important discovery Of the laws OF
nature which regulate the ciiDges Of the elements,
constitutes subject magnitude and importance, IeT-
haps unsurpassed by any CEer on the Isgea Of lister
ic record. The surprising accuracy with Which DR..
Chs pman is enabled to pre-calcuhte all elementary
changes predispOsng to storms earthquakes &e,
and also atmospheric changes within the hour for each
day. months in the future, and he physical effects on
the health feelings and humoTs Of mankind, must be
admitted by all unprejudced minds to be VI incslcpla
BILE advantage to the whole human race. ...
In presenting the Rainbow to the public, We do not
claim it to be an iniable 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
| ia a candid examination, TENS Of RBihbCw, per
year, in advance, 8" cents fer Fix months
Chapmans Principal, or Natures First Principles,
cloth binding, l2mO, 200 Isges. Volume hst con-
ains full expaI alton Of the discovery to which Dr..
Chapman has devoted the last nne years Of cofe OBJ
seryation, Published every Fix months, March and
Septemter) price per volume Tor which it will be
sent, postpaid to any part Of the country First vol
| ume now really. CAMPBELL CO,
No. IS South Fourth 81. above Walnut, Philada.
CH~Agents wanted in every county. ..-.;e
| Nov g. 1855,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

- Protestant Pig.--An Irish woman in BriS-
tOl. few days since, missed her pig, and after
dilhgsnt inquiry. learned that it was in pos
session of highly respectable ci'izen Of the
town. She straigbtwRy called upon him,
when be informed her that the pig had broke n
through window in the Episcopal church,
where his Pigship was found, and II she would
pay Eve dollars damages she could have the
pig. She replied, "Ths pig and the church
may go to the devil. III pay no FIVE dOllau
for him II be ba' turnsd Protestant. - IPrOVine
Post
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WHOLESALE A. RETAIL.
THOMAS Il. ATKINSON,
copnuD 4, rINsuITu STOVE DEALER DC


[COrmer Canal st., and Public Square,
CARR0LLT0N, OhIO,
Ayals himself Of this means to return his thanks to
his customers generally aud them that as everhe
holds himself ready TO meet all acquisitions which may
he made upon him for rn Copper Brass Sheet Iron or
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which be has
fomerly received and which has enabled him to sanu
aood Of public disaster Agricultural and consequent
Financial failures Bank colapSes aud Business oight
mare he halls the opening season confident OF returning
general prosperity andsOcts the attention OF enquirers
and purchasers, to his present stock Oi ware.
COOK srOvEs, PARLoR, sTovFs FRANKLIN STOVES,
OF the most approved patterns, the most finished cast
inc and the most reliable metal on hand always at the
lowest prices. 1t is useless to multiply words-the ar
ee Of stoves which Atkinson SELLS is admitted par
ceance, the best and the cheapest, sold in "thesv
parts" ..
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made to order in super
or stye--Copper work ofeVery description and mend
ipg done promptly-A descriptions Oi Sheet Iron ware
on hand ALSO TinwAre Of the best quality and ever!
description constantly on hand and for sale. ..
HOUSE sPoUTiNG AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods an
spoung are regularly employed in the country, and al
orders for work of this kind will be gladly recevedant
promptly executed operators in this line are confined
TO no locality but are carried forward with despachi
any part of Carroll or adjoining counties ,,-,,
"' THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
March 8--'55. II.
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10 School teachers.

IN He BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Carroll county, will hold Six MEETINGS for the ex.
animation Of School teachers during the year 1855 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 Carroton commencing at 10
o'clock forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating exami-
nations arc the following
l. Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must produce certificate Of good moral
character Of late date. and signed by more
sponsble persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
ink and paper and also with McGuhey Fifth Reader.
8. To each applicant will be submitted list oi
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy, to be answered in writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach nor entitled to certificate who does not cor
recty answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
/ B. Certificates will not be issued on the day Of ex
animation but they will be remitted by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable. And when an appican
is deemed unqualified note stating that fact will b
| sent him.
8. 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.
T. No certificate will be granted to any person VIII
known to the Board to be habituated TO the use
profane language, to be incorporate or dishonest
g. Each applicant. must furnish himself with
stamped envelope, and him self indOrse it with b
own name and address, and in such envelope his ce
tfcate or note will be forwarded.
O. Each applicant will BE- required to write shOr
composition on some subject assigned by the board
on the day of Termination showing therein bis skl
PENN anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use Of Capita
letters, &c. by order of the Beard,
December 20. ls56.-lv. WIN. McCUY Sec'y.