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WIsTER KILLED.-The Prairis Fanusy. At
Chicago. Ill., says there is no longer any doubt
ofthe partial or entire destruction o: mary frui.
trees in the region. The apple alone seems to
have escape the year.--The pear. when the
growth was good. shows the effects of ths
ssvMe weather more than the peach.
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B" Airs Right Tome and See.
FNHE undersigned takes this method to inform his
tn fri ndslAnd patrons in CarroltOn, 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
be is now well furnished with everything necessary to
execute all business intrusted to him. have now q
large and well arranged skylight, which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that can take a
good likeness in all kinds Of weather, excepting ofchi
dren these require clear day. but when clear days
cannot be had, bring them along at any time and will
warrant satisfaction am determined 10 stand ct the
head Of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment. al who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which other estab
ishment in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
70 give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen most respectfully solicited
TO call and examine as my work shall show for ITSELF
Prices will be reasonable. and a work warranted not to
fade, have good assortment ofstoc embracing q
variety Of Hne cases. ladies' and gents breastpins and
win have an assortment Of lockets 10 accommodate all
who wish them. Views oibuldings landscapes, family
groupes, copy work, lin Q word all business in his
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted 10
please or no sale. JW GOUI,D
OUN 10, 'ak-tf
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4 0aEAr CouSIRY.-An innocent aud pure.
minded Jonathan, in warm argument with
John Bull on our national institutions. sneer
lngly remarked that fortunately the Americans
sOalet 50 further westward than the Pacific
shore, Yankee searched bis pregnant brain for
~ instant aad sripmphsntly rephsd--"why
gracious, thsy'r already levsline the Rocky
MOpnssinsy and OarsiDg the dirt ou. West. !
had : letter last week from my cousin, who il
living two hundred miles vest Of the Pacific
shors--Oa m0ds IGnd."
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CARRIERS
IMPROVED MELODEAN

P. A. CHILD, Manufacturer Cleveland, o. Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second and Third Stories Of Hur
burs New Block Nos. and IS Ontario street. Nan.
uactory in the three story brick building directly in
rear.
P. A. Child is the sole Proprietor Ofthe above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in pertectng thess
Instruments introducing various improvements Rnd in
syStematzing the business Of manufacture, is pre-.
pared to turn out "a instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, over 300 helo
deOns.
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets Of Reeds and two Banks, Of Keys as
being decidedly superior to any MelodeOn before
made in this country. A Committee of the Frankln
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the 6rst
one made; since which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST.
4 Oct. Portable 500 9 Oct Piano Style :. 1875
/" IS s "a sets Reeds I60
96 "S '2key BIDS, $50
8, Piano Style, 100 s "2" 900
Pedal Bass extra, $25.
L. 7. C0NANT, Rayenns Ohio, will furpifban Of the
above instruments at tho prices published .+dw war
ant each to give sat soD Each instrument will be
we'll packed in neat case, without extra, charge.
Orders from broad VII be promptly attended 70.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
romptly forwarded BY WILLIAM Mccoy, "
Nov. S1s54. If; Carrollton. Ohie>
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PAPER HANCINCS.
IHEE-IIING.-VERY.

n UE SUBSCRIBER has RECEIVED FROM TIE
East his carefully selected aud excellent stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell Just low they ought 70 be sold,
for Cash or Produce. his stock eOnssts,in part Of
Hne assortment of Silks Satns ladies' WOrsied DIess
Goods, lawns, Gingbaus Prints, Bonnels, 6c., kc.=
Also Mems wear OF almost every descriptions Hats,
shoes ID Boots; very fne assCrmtHtmehto Of Queens.
ware; a good selection Of Hardware, and an excel
lent stock Of Groceries. Great bargains for cAsH-Rote
that,
ISRAEL ARCHBOLD.
Cauollton, o. Nav "a. 1883.
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rThe Image Of his Father"

On the birthday Ofthe seventh child, all the
women came running 10 see the "desr infant"
and sO sOngTatulats the happy parents upon the
SvsHt. Our friend anticipated the visit, and
InaIsad Of having the child prepared for it,
made the SsTvsnI bring in q sucking pig, and
dFsss il up in SSAdliug clothes, and covering
up its face. he laid tin the place the real child
should have occupied.
The ladies were introduced into the apart
nsnI and gently approached the bed. the Gov
srings we're turned down, and portion OF the
face OF the little gruter was exposed.
'Bless my soul !" said one Of the ladies,
~what remarkable child T.
$50 very interesting r. said the second.
"And so good natured ?" observed the third
% she commenced toying with it,
"And how very like bis father !" remarked
The fourth,
They we're all immediately struck with the
observation and exclaimed
"The very image Of his father r
The 1attered parent rushed out Of the room
sonvplsed with laughter, leaving the old wO,
men to discover their mistake.
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~ II is said thstif tea be ground like eof.
foe. before hot water is poured upon it, il viii
yield double ths amount of its exhilaratinU
qualities.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13
THE GENEsEE FARMER.
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
Agriculture and Horticulture.
illustrated with numerous engravbgs Of Farm Build
ilgs, Animals, Implements, Fruits, &c
VOLUME XVII FOR 1856,
VOLUME XVII. FOR 1856.

v
IN issuing pr, srectus for the Seventeenth Volume
the Genesce Farmer, the publisher hatters himself
hat il is too widely known, too extensively circulated
and tto well known to render necessary TO state
length the design OF the work Those who Iead III,
Farmer are the bes judges Ofits value, and those un
aequa tedwith it, requested To examine its pages
He will only say that for the year 1856 he will furnish
paper that for size, beauty, and ability will not be ex
celed in this country.
The new volume will comm ence on the first of Jan
uary and will be printed new type and superior pa
per- and each paper will contain about Onethird more
reading than at present Each monthly number viii
consist Of thirytWO large pages, making a volume q
Ss4 pages with several hundTe Cngravings, with title
page index &c. suitable for bindug) at the close Of the
year. No should sell the volume at the end Of the
year for its cost
Our illustrations are numerous appropriate, and ex-
pensive, consisting OF Farm Buildings, Improved i'm.
plements Domestic Animals ChUce Fruits, Flowers,
Shrubs, &C., &c.
We number among our contributors hundreds Of the
best practical Farmers in the country, and Teader
have through our pages, the benefit OF their wisdom
and experience. No thinking man can read any mum.
Der that issue, without receiving some useful hint in
regard to the management Crops, Stock or the Orch
rd oil value than the price OF the volume. Our
large circulation enables us to furnish paper for
three or four shings equal at least, to the best in
the country. for value or beauty.
An earnest advocate of Improvement of both the
Mind and the So the Farmer seeks to advance The IT.
raj interests of the country and elevate the profession
Of Agriculture to its proper position. To accomplish
this has labored long and faithfully and not without
some success 1t is one of the Oldest, and its position
as the cheapest and at least one Ofthe best Agcultu
raj Journals in the country is fully established, and we
confidently ask for It, that support which It merits from
the Farmers Gardeners and Fruit Cuturists of the u
nted 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.
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Five copies for 50, Eight copies for s.; and ary
large number at the same rate.
t%- All subscriptions to commence with the year;
and the entire volume supplied to all subscribers.
EB- Post Masters, Farmers and all friends of im'
pOVemeut are respectfully solicited to obtain and for
ward subscriptions
Subscription money, Il properly inclOsed, may be
mt postpaid or iree at the risk Of the publisher
ddress JAMES VIUK,
I"n""rv "a 1885 Rochester, New York.
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NEW FOUNDRY,

Lisbon street CaTrOIlGOM, Ohio.
HNHE subscriber would respectfully inform farmers,
Mechanics, &C., that he he has taken back and has
now in full operation the CaTcllicn new
CUP0LA FOUNDRY.
And Is amply prepared to furnish to order all kinds of
Ploughs, Plough Points Stoves, Castings oil all des-
crptons, at the shortest notice, and at reasonable
prices
a good ard extensive stock of Ploughs, Points,
Stoves, Castings &C. constantly kept on hand and for
sale at low prices. for Cash. E. MCGUIRE,
Nov. 18th 1855, IT,
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Az EprFoR's VALEDIcroRY Editors are strange
people. One OF the fraternity :Out West. who
appears to have became disgusted with the pro.
isssioH, assigns the following reason for vsca-
hing his chair:
The undersigned retirss from the editorial
shsir with the complete conviction that ell is
vanity. From the hour be started his paper 10
The present time, he has been solicited to lie
upon every give subject, and can't remsmber
having told wholesome truth without dimin.
i'hing bis subscription list. or making an enc.
ny. Under these circumstances Of trial. and
having thorough contempt for himself. he re-
ATes u order 70 recruit bis moral constitution. 4"
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- a Yankee editor says that the girls
complain that the times IRE 90 hard the young
lsa s<D't Sy their sddrsesss.
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3. T. BABRITT'S
D @E '" A NkS MN m

E GE N A- 60 I'M ~
In tin cans Of six pounds each, ~ lbs. in case,
ranted superior to any in use and at about the
price Of the ordinary Potash sold in casks. 1hs meth-
I'd Of putting up the article, renders much more cun-
venent for retailing and in this respect, therefore, is
verJ desirable. Printed directions for its ute are
placed upon each can. The Article has been in the
market Tor the past three ycas, and wherever has
been introduced has given the hghest saIisiactiOn.-
AGy person desrOus Oi giving the article ;ial will
On emitting 10 my address 10, be sent care Of II
packages Also,
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CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
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Powder, CASTLE Soap, Cream Tartar aud Candles Of
kinds. B. T. BABBlTT.
Nos. 6s l. 10 Washington Street, New. .Yok.
Oct. II 1853. 6 mos
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% ustnfss Varo
w, MORRISON,
JOHN II. CROXTON.

A ttOrasy COURssltor at Law,
WILL give prompt attention TO all business
w entrusted 10 bis care, in Carroll County or else
where Once Immediately opposite the west door Of the
Court House, CAuOllton, Ohio.
n The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of Cadiz
Ohio may be procured by the retention Oithe above.
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A. KUHN & CU,
No. O. Liberty Street Baltimore Nd.
L. T. .C0NANT Ravenna, Ohio, ,is the authorized agent
of A. Kuhn Co., for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
hern Ohio and Western Pennsy whom applica-
ton should be made.
All orders, applications, &C., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 9, 1914. II Ca-<Ollton, Ohio
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PIANOS ! PIANOS II PIANOS m

Allow US to call your attention to our stock of SPLEN
fD 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 tone, For eighteen years have they been sold
all over the Union, in competition with all others,
PR ICES.
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Yh Pra1a14 and Scientlf Farmers Own Paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-18

Silas Woodson, an agent Of AtchisJn is
lecturing through the South, and cnlisting
recruits and collecting money Tor Kansls--
lie represents that the great majority OF the
present inhabitants Of the territory are OPP
posed to slavery, but urges that the admins
tration is bound to give slavery another chance
to conquer it, and that under Douglas bin
for the formation Of state government, Mis-.
souri and the South can pour in enough men
to control the state movement
The Montgomery (AlaD Journal which
processes to have superior information uron
the subject, says that efficient operations are
on foot for the preservation Of Kansas to tic
South, and that measures arc already taken
to place in Kansas before the October cleo.
ton at least six thousand voters.
The Kansas Emigration Society Of Lafayette
Co., No have issued circular TO tn, South,
in which they say TINT the crisis is at hand.
Prompt and decisive measures must lie
adopted, or farewell to Southern rights and
independence" They say that d" the Western
counties Of Missouri have rDr the last two
years been heavily taxed, both in money AMI
time, in fighting the battles Of the South. La.
fayctte county alone has expended more thar
| 100000 in money and as much or more it
time. But these border counties arc no Longer
competent to cope with the Northern cmi
grafton. The great struggle will come or a
the next election, in October 1856, and un
less the South can at that time maintain hci
ground all will be lost
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KANSAS MEETING .

The Flcemcn Of Clittcudcn County, arc invited
to assemble MASS MEETING, in tho TOWN
HALL, in BURLINGTON, on MONDAY NENr.
APRIL glst, at p. NJ, to obtain information and
exchange sentiments concerning the affairs Of
Kansas, and to take such action N may be dccme /
advisable to aid and encourage our rcthrcn in that
territory, who have been outraged beyond cnlu-
rance by the minons Of the slave power, and who
without the aid Of the friends of Freedom in the
older States must yet fail in their efforts to rescue
Kansas from tho grasp Of Slavery.
col. j. :. EMERY, who, by his denunciation Of
the election frauds and by his active oxcrtions in
organizing the FREQ State party, incurred the
wrath Of Senator Douglas, expressed in his late
report to the T. :. senate, and MIR. :. W. CONE
al.o Of Kansas, will address tn, meeting.
In the evening the citizens Of Burlington an'
vicinity, will be invited to Join in the formation o
REPUBLICAN, CLrB, for the purpose Of supporting
the interest. of the Republican Party during til
coming campaign.
:. II. PAREHURST} FJr tho Ryrj
!. : ADAMS, Shslr r.. C5m
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Tine radical AJolitionists have issued Il call
for National Convention to meet at SYRIA
cuse, May -, to nominate candidates for
President and Vice President The call
is long and almost entirely occupied with
denuuciations Of the Republican party
for not demanding the immediate aboli-
don of slavery in Slave States Gcrrit Smith
and Lewis THrpan head the list Of siSucrs
Among the - signcrs from Vermont. we
notice the names Of Simeon Sankee, G. W.
Allen, p. ?. Ripley, II. p. Kimball, d. D.
Fletcher, Rolln Bradley, Geo. j Stacy and
Jon. r Forest, all Of this place.
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SOUTHERN EuGEAuoN TO KA>sAs.-Ihe
boston Advertiser gives in an extended article
an interesting account Of the Kansas move
ments IN the southern states. In MARYLAND
the only cIniErlnt organization heard of acted
IN concert with the New York Kansas Learuo
for the Introduction Of free settlers into Kan.
cas-. In Virginia one meeting was held but
No money was raised, and it is not known
l"1t any further effort was made North
Carolina has done nothing. but in Soutb
Carolina the Charleston EmIgrant Aid Socic-
ty has collected nearly 500 600 Only Grtv
four persons have been sent out. however. hv
the society, which furnishes rifles to the emf
grants and pays all their expenses. \ socie-
ty in Columbia has sent out fifteen persons.
In Georgia strenuous efforts were made 10
form cmiSrant companies and to obtain State
and hut the latter attempt failed. and but
very htIic has been accomplished. The mum
Der of cmisrants who have gone forward has
been iucOnsilcrIblc. In Alabama Mavor
BulorI made great flourish Of trumpets
and proposed an attractive scheme to raise n
company of three hundred men, but had TO
start for Kansas with much smaller punb,r
than he had intended. a project has been
introduced in the Mississippi Legislature to
levy tax OF one dollar man in order to raise
funds to aid in sending settlers to Kansas.
but there is no probability of its ndoption
Nothing Is doing in either Florida or
LOUISIANA number Of people went from
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Tue Mlo,lNG STEAMER. ---It appears that
hope Of the safety Of the Pacific is not aIan-
doncd in England. On the 22l u,t., letter
appeared in the London Times from Mr. Oak
field, agent Of the bremen " Iayre Line,
urging the strong probability that the paci-
ic was still an5at, and detained by the cas-
tcrly winds which had kept back over 300
ships then overdue from the Westward. lie
believed she might be found by searching
steamer within 800 to Goo miles W y. ".
of lr.Mnl The Times in leading article
urged the attention Of the Government to the
subject, and on the 18th, two steamers the
the Desperate and Tartar, were dispatched
to cruise in search Of tie Pacific Such an
act does not look like war or i'll ly,ltns be-
tween the two countries.