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GAR ROLL COUNTY
ES "a u n E% al r. Va q Il

Time Table for the Mail TTains.
To take effect on and after Monday the Q2d
day of October 1855.
from Carrollton to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Crcstine
Coumbu, Steubenvlo or South Mail Tain, v in leave
Uarrollton Depot daily at Z! d. NJ stopping at al way
stations and connection with The Mail Train, going
North on G. & P r, r. Passengers going Moth, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at % p M' ....'
Train wiz leave Cleveland at p. M and passen-
gers will aHiyeal Carrollton so p NJ This arrange.
ment will enable passengers to remain in Cleveland l
hour transact business, and will enable pas epgels
that may wish to reach the s. & l. r. K. travelling
south to Columbus, or East to Steubenyille or Wheel
ing Vs., without much time ost .......
The Freight trains will run as usual
FARE REDUCED 900
From 0peida to New Market on S. & l. r. R. O.
zelda to CarrolIton by Il CarIollon to New Market
by Stage.
Tickets through $l,l2t to be had olTreosure James
Cameron, and al the Western Exchan 6, Geo X
McKasky.
There are regular lines Of Stages running TO the
East, from Cauol!on, Halem Springs Amsterdam,
Springfield Rchnand and Stcublyllc Asoa dai}y
line running South iJOm Carrolltou Ianertng Pe,rv,
7lle to New Market on the s. & /. r. r. by which
means the ua7elar will be conveyed without loss Of
time .f..
Jan. lol S56, H. A. STIDGER
@ y. X
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,IIETIgINC3--VIgY.

EuE -UH-rRlBLE HAS RECEIVED FROM TIE
1 East ht' carefully -clecf.da. eycr.leut stock OF
Spring AND SUMNER GOODS,
which ne will e iL.r as low as they ought TO be sold
tor Cash or Produce His stock consists IN part Of
line assortment Of silks, Sans, Ladies Worsted D,ess
Goods Lawns Giy gbams Prints, Bonnets. &c. &e-
Also Mems wear Of almost every description Hats
Shoes aid Boots; very fine ntmento Queens
ware; good selection of Hardware, and an excel.
lent stock of Groceries. Great bargains for cAsu-noe
that
ISRAEL ARCHBOLD.
NlrLnltnl- q lfaA ISsH
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lcDOV Eli & o.
BLANK ROOK MANIEACrIREns
NTVLLeAL MD NEIATL
0 o OKSELLEHS, STA TIONERS
PAPER DEA LERS,

blank BOOK MANUFACT RERS.
SIEUBENNlLLE, .......,....... OHIO.
KEEP always on hand large assortment of
IA School, Medical and Miscellaneous b, oks Tlain and
Ruled Cap and Letter Papers Printing and Wrap.
ping Papers of all sizes, Note Papers, Envelopes stee
Pens, and all kinds Of Stationary,
They prepared to fiji all orders from Merchants,
School Committees, Teachers AID Others at low rc,
Having bmdery connected with our establisimc
we are prepared to make all kinds Of Blanks iol Rail.
roads, Insurance Companies County Officers BarEs,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to order. As We
use the best quality of stock and employ tie best woL.
men, our work will compare favorably With that ofaly
oi,f Bndery in the State. blanks Of all kinds PACED
TO order.
The highest market price paid for Bags and Tanners
Scraps. McDUWELL& a co.
Steubenvillc March Is, l8 E.tL
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PLAN OFINSTRUCTTON

LIAM VI lNOlhUCllON,
This consists in courses of Lectures. fonr daily
s6hich are given at the regular annual sessions he'll
during the IViner months, commencing on the frs
Monday o. December, and continuing for twelve con
,ecuive weeks - season Of the year when the Farm
nus,ll, or sons can best spare time to attend.
The Lectures embrace al the several departments O
Agricultural ~cIerce each pdacipal di j ion being as
ged 10 life eut Lecturer ID systematically pr,s
euted in the manner as Hedical Science is taught m
Medical Colleges,
The wao.s a.,d OF the SCIENCE connected with 40
ncuItue is b, his uernoi, presented in the shortest
p.rod OF mc ana therefore makes the acquisition pos
sioc o. uutt.udes who cannot attend Universities OF
| even Schools on experimental farms
SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains t.
Animals, Vegetables, Land oI Labor.
lheo.isuy, IN all hs aPpicagasns to Soils Man
ures Animal and We etable Life, and domestic Arts,
&c.
This department is regarded as especially important
and means have been provided for its thorough ustra
ton.
H. Com paotive Anatomy and Physology,wih sre
cal rccreuce 70 lbe cedIggld breeding OfSlock;iiis
tory description Oi lOwtsl0r Animals In their sew.
cral varieties; Veterinary Medicine and Sugery-Eut.
omoloay.
This department will be illustrated by preparations
aud specimens aud by the practice before the class of
such opera as are necessary to be peri Ormed by
the keeper OF stock.
Ill Geology and Mnerogy Botany Descriptive
and Physiological with special reference 10 the history
and habudes Of plants Gu cav cu in tie Garden and
Orchard or in the Field-the various modes of Culture
aud Soils adapted 70 each.
This department vi be illustrated by snecmens Of
all the varieties Of aims Fruits ard other vegctgb Bile
produce Of interest 10 the Farmer ardeucr or Orchard
ist
" Natural philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics
Fam implements; Aei,oroH-G Elements Of Iugiu
,ering and Land surveying; Ruyai Architecture; Land
ape Gardening; Draining ard Farm BookKeering
Philosophical Apparatus, indictments, Models, Plans
Drawings etc, will be abundau.y provided to aid the
Lecturer in this department,
" Political Economy. History OF Agriculture, and
general principles Of Law, relating 10 contracts and
especially to the acqresiion possession and alienation
OF Real etate.
LECTURES.
Prof j. p, Kirkland Pref Jas, Dascomb, Prof
Samuel S. John Prof IL Flirchld Pro- " s
Townsend and others
ADD rION ALFACIiITES.
Areadng Room, supplied with the principal Agri-
cultural Periodicals, will be open to students at al
hours:
TERMS
For the entire course, $40 %
WJa the privilege of q second course tuition Zee
rd and rooms may be obtained at s. so per week
lglusiye of fuel au0 hght-
For further particulars address The President sec
ctary of the Board, Cleveland, Ohio
HARVEY RICE President
THoM AS BROWN, Secretary.
April 8 lS56,-Sm
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IMPROVED HORSE RAKE


UllS Rake is intended fOE rakmg hay and cleaning
L vheai fields. Il will work we'll on rou1b STONY
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel It's operation is the simple and easy OF any
Horse Rake 10 Use The operator tides and operates
Ja Rake with his est The teeth being at ached to the
axctroe, which is the head OF tie Rake, with hinges on
the front sIce attached e. The shafts; the head vbrates
on the required by the operator % leave the
load when necessary The kfko b. wvl adu4tcd to all
classes Of men. This is the she .s simplest and best
Horse Rake now IN use; at all Fairs where exhibited it
has taken the premium,
We have purchased the right Tor Carroll county, from
The Pa,entec and offer said Rake to The Earn ers ol Lit
tle Carroll at reasonable Terms
model Of he Z ca he s,.rat he 'Aua,fcor
House
carroIton, Ofin WOODEuRNE & RoUDEBUsH.
July 70 1865, f.
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Protect your Buildings

'THOMASH. ATKINSON. HAS ON HAND
andis prepared to put up in oiy part tue ,,uut,
large lot Of
Lightning Rods and House Spouting,
reesr articles are manufactured Of be best material
and in the most substantial manner with expeSS refer.
snce TO the wants Of Farmer and Others Of E- and ad
Joining counties.
Upon the usefulness Of Spoutir. aud Eod Tor ulo.
lection to buildings, every hous owue il well informed
Having tn experience Of a seri, Of wear, ia .urk o
this kind he can assure those who entru-t th,ii
work to his care that will be attended 10 in the mos
durable aud substantial manner.
Orders from farmers and otherE &C a distance will b,
received with pleasure and receive prompt attention.
No extra charge for work al a distance.
Carotou, Ohio, June 5, lsa6-u
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luClyr H83F ALL
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. C M JACKSON, Phi lad'a, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Liver COmpIaml Dyspepsia. IaundIcr
Chronic or Nerroas DeJH,ty, Diseases ofHe
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
diSOrdercd Lirer or Stomach.
Such
as CJnstpa-
ton Inward Piles
Fulluess or Blood to the
Head Acidity Of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food FuI
ness or Weight in the stomach our Eruc
tations, Sinking or Fhtterug at the Pit ollbe
Stomach, Swimming OF the Head Hwrild an
difficult Breathing tluttering at the Heart Cboakipc
orsuocang sensations whenin lying posture Dimues
of Vision Dots Of webs before the Sight. Fever md
Dull Pain in the Head, defcien,y of Per.
spration, Yellowness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain IN the Side, Back. Chest
limbs, &C. Sudden Flushes of
Heat Burning in the Flesh
Constant lmaginings
Of Evil, and great
Depression Of
Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
to this preparation, does with feeling of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the d
seases for which il is recommended
1t is no new and untred article, but one that ba.
stood the test of ten years trial hefore the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unlvaled by any
similar preparations extan. The testimony IN lbs fa-
'or given by the most promucntqn and well known Phy
-ieans aud individuals IN parts of the country is inn
menso and careful perusal OF the Almanac, publish
ed annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis h
any OF his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptica
mat this remedy really deserving the great celebrity
has obtained.
Principal Office and Manulactory, No. 96 ARCH St
'hiad'a, Pa.
sold by g. A. Boegel, Carroton Mclean Au.
usta. Wale King, Norstown and by all Dealers
Medicines
April II, 1856 v.
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car,ortor, o, Nav 2i 1855 '-' A'''i'DOAD
OHIO AGRICULTURAL
q AAg e. q &c G. NC =.

Ths institution has been Incorporated, and put into
/ successful operation at Cleveland, Ohio where il
is permanently located.
Its design is 10 place within the reach tanners
both old aud young, the means Of acquiring thorough
and practical acquaintance with all those branches OF
Science which have direct relations to Agriculture !
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Il BmsiuGss Gar0s.
4. w. MORRISON.

4 T 4 o r " h Y h I Ia "
HAS resumed the practice of the law. He
- will particularly atendto the settlement OF estates,
qy Executors, Administrators and Guardians for which
his ae experience in the Probate Court amply qualities
him All other business OF professional character en-.
trusted to hi, care in this and the adjoining counties
will be attended TO with promptude and fidelity.
OFFloE-lu the ro IN opposite the west front of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by J II. Ripp ESQ.
Enh. Ih-ihb
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Ii. d. ENKELY.

Attorney and CouaSeItOr atLaw
will practice at the profession 4 Carroland the ad
dining counties. All business entrusted to him will
receive prompt attention. OFFICE-Sma frame
building one door South Of the "Stidger House." Car.
rolltOn Ohio
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
Eurtherby the Canada.

FRANCE.-Rumors are CURRENT that an ex-
change of colonies is being negotiated between
France and England. France is to give the
factories and main land of India in exchanged
for Mauriti0us-so reported.
France wishes to purchase from Denmark a
strip of Iceland for fishing stations.
1t is also reported that Algeria demands a
large reinforcement of troops. A fleet Of gun
boats togo to Senegal.
SPAIN.-The country is generally tranquil.
There is some uncertainty as to the fate of the
O'Donnel ministry. The probabilities are
that Narvaez is succeeding him..
ITALY.-Vienna papers state that the Yves
tern Power had addressed a second note to
Naples in the same spirit, but in milder Ian
guage.
I SWITzERLAND.-Pruss is said to have no.
titled her intention to give up her claims on
the Neufchatel in exchange for an indemnity,
the amount to be fixed by the European pow
ers. France supports these views. Ncuf-
fchatel is quiet.
GERMANY.-Frederick, regent of Baden, has
assumed the sovereignty on his own account
preparatory to his marriage with the Princess
Of Prussia.
The NeufchateAin affair diplomatic activ-
Iity in Berlin
Observation-Disclosures letters say that France
adheres TO the opinion of England in the ques-
ton Of sound dues and pronounced in favor of
purchasing Sweden.
1t is reported that the relations between
Russia and Sweden are becoming more and
more unfriendly.
RUssIA.-The news is uniFnportant, chiefly
concerning the coronation and amnesties
granted on that occasion.
INDIA.--Telegraphi advices from Calcutta
h. az Sc 4
Dude is tranquil
The Calcutta trade shows an Improvement
The sugar crop of Maurtus is unprecedentedly
large, amounting to 125,00O tons.
! Hone KoNG, July 26th.-The insurgents
captured Stangaong July 9th, bringing them
close to Louchouse, the outlet of commerce
from Shanghai.
The imperial fleet of 40 sail is blockaded
near Nankin.
1t is reported that the American house of
Wetmore & Co. had failed, but the report is
doubted in London.
The exports of tea is ?, 428, 900 pounds; silk
| 2, 100 bales.
| Australia advices are to June 18th Bust
ness was favorable, the mines productive.
LONDON, SATUBDAY.--Dispatch from
! Trieste state that the Russians are tyfying
the entrance to the Bay of Nicaolief, and the
banks below.
MADRTD.-Dispatches of the 10th say the
/ Queen has not yet decided IN the matter rea-
I tive to the legation at Washington.
/ Prussia had lodged protest with the Fed
eral Government Of Switzerland against inter
ference on its part in the affairs of Neuf-
chctel.
FRANCE.-The Emperor celebrated the an
niversary of the fall of Sebastopol by giving a
dinner to the troops stationed at Biarrtz.
| The United States steamer Arctic sailed for
Queenstown on the 11th, and would make fur
Their soundings on her way home.
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Special Dispatch TO the N. Y. Tribune.
President Pierce ERoEaa!

CONCORD, N. Fl. Sept %.
A large meeting of the citizens of this city
was held at Depot Hall this evening, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for giving a
reception to President Pierce An attempt
was made by the temporary Chairman to force
upon the meeting John II. George as perma-
nent Chairman, against an overwhelming vote
in opposition to him but George was repudi-
ared, and S. B. Chandler was made Chairman
of the meeting.
General Low obtained the floor, and said,
he and the audience might live to see the day
when they would respect Gen. Pierce as high
ly as they now do Gen. jackson, The remark
was received with storm of Kisses.
Mr.. L. F. Flint offered the following reso-
luton and supported it in an able speech:
Resolved, That at IS inerpedie'at, as citizens Of
Concord, to make arrangements for giving a pub
lie reception to President Pierce at the present
time.
Mr.. Fogg boldly arraigned President Pierce
as responsible for nearly all the murders and
outrages that have been committed by the Dor
der ruffians in Kansas.
An attempt was made by the Border Ruff
an Democracy to gag him down, but he was
heard, and his resolution was adopted by
vote of four to one, and the meeting adjourn
ed There were about 1000 persons present
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BIZ Up TowN, Esq.

IL Not single police
IL Business generally seems TO be reviving.
III River very low and still falling. Rirer prognos-
ticators predicta rise shortly.
IL The Washington Fire Company's Soiree "kept
i'm until O'Clock Friday morning
II The Vanderburg county Agro-Horticultural As
sociaton's Fair ground begins to present very nvit-
ing appearance. Preparations rapii progressing
for the approaching Fair. The grounds lie the plank
road about and half miles from town.
j J The Library and Reading Rooms are well attend
ed in the evenings. During the winter they will be
very popular place of resort
II Some rowdies amused themselves night before
last by breaking up old benches and tumbling about the
punches of shingles and other stuff which have for
time past been adjoining the sidewalk. the corner
Main and Third streets There was nobody to interfere
with them. o, how badly lookup is needed.
II Wild pigeons are making their appearance in
large numbers in the woods in this vicinity Mast is
said to be unusually plenty. Good time for hunt
ers.
IL Locust street from Fourth to Second makes: a
capital raee-eourse. We tried the other evening.
There used to be ordinance agans furious driving
the Streets but it seems that for other,
municipal oice administration has come to dead
halt.
II The river has at last gotso low that the ferry
boat is compelled tic land the Kentucky side below
the point, and at the Laaatco wharf on this tide
Specks of sandbars beginning loom up in places
where they have never before appeared.
IL notorious old went into an extensive
dry goods and clothing Main street, few DAYS
since, and represented herself experienced vest
maker under an assume name, saying she a wild
ow and had a. family to support, &C., &c. The kind
hearted proprietor of the establishment gave her
materials with instructions what to make aud how to
make it. Yesterday the forlorn widow returned with
the vests, bearing also in her rabcund visage evil
dent traces of recent spree. The vests examin-
ed, and Oh what That individual of animated
nature has yet been discovered that could find
ft in them. OF the keeper was vexed at
having MS goods thus spoiled and refused pay her
for the work
Then commenced the storm, and the ''wddy" did
astonish the members of that firm for season. then
their nerves must b thunder and lightning proof that's
ALL After exhausting her fury she scornfully turned
her heel and disappeared declaring that she would
burn up the whole establishment.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Kangaroo.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a
The steamship Kangaroo, with dates from
Liverpool to the 10th, the same as brought by
the Julian at Quebec, arrived IN the morning.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
An arrangement has been made between
the Bank of England and the Bank of France,
to the effect that the latter shall draw gold
from Great Britain only as it arrives, rather
than from the Bank vault at uncertain inter-
valS
The report that France will permit its Min
lster at Naples to withdraw for time, and
that England will not appoint successor to
the late Sir VIM. Temple, has been con-
frmed.
The Greek Government has recently APP
pointed Governor of Pitaus, but the French
Admiral refused to recognize him.
The Prussian and Bavarian Ministers pro-
test against this act, but the British Minister
supported the decision of the French Admiral
The English feet has returned from the
Black Sea to the Bosphorus.
LIE Nord publishes the Russian reply re-
speeting the Isle of Serpents.
Russia declares that she cannot concede-ex
cept to the joint powers.
The missing boats crew Of the Inflated EN-.
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igrant ship Ocean Home, for New York, which
came into collision with the American ship
Cherubim, and foundered, Friday morning,
i the 5th instant, off Lizard, has at length been
/ heard Of - t-s
1t will be remembered that few minutes
before the vessel went down, two boats sue
ceeded in getting clear away from the wreck.
One of the boats, containing ten passengers,
and three of the crew, was picked up by the
CherubIm, but nothing could be seen of the
other. 1t was feared that it had been lost 1t
appears, however, that fourteen hours after
the catastrophe the boat was seen by the
schooner Martha, of Sherman, for Chester, was
picked up and found to contain the following
survivors
The second mate, Edward Harvey, and the
scamen, Frederick Snow and@Bames Monahan,
also, passenger.
They were without food and had nothing
but q broken oar to shape their course.
The news of the suppression of the insur-
rection at Neufchatel is confirmed.
A minister at Berne, under date of the 5th
communicates to the French Government that
the Republicans of La Chaux de Fonds after
having formed a junction with squadron of
federal cavalry in the garrison at Colombier
attacked that morning the royalists, who oc-
cupied the town and castle of Neufchatel, and
after an hours hard fighting, carried all the
positions.
The Royalists had fifteen men killed and
thirty wounded, and over two hundred of them
were made prisoners. The Republican Gov
eminent was re-established, and the federal
troops entered the town few minutes after
the Republicans of La Chaux de Ponds had
/ gained possession.
/ News from Constantinople to Marseilles,
and by telegraph thence, is to the 28th ult.
1t was still thought that the Russians had
again taken possession of Souchoum Kale and
Redoubt Kae
Omar Pasha had been entrusted with the
command of the Turkish expedition against
the Montenegrins-
The Commission for the frontiers of Bessa-
raba was at Odessa on the 10Th.
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OF Yesterday was regular autumn day
an "Indian summer day-the atmosphere
mild and the sun shining with yelled glory
through the smoky mist. 1t was very de-
lightful contrast with the chilly, snow threat
.ening weather of the week previous. And this
reminds us that gentleman informed US yes
terday that up by Bellefontaine last Monday,
they had regular old fashioned snow storm,
lasting half an hour. We have no doubt that
was the very fellow who was frowning on this
place lust before
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The Candidates

For Representatives and other county Of
fees. address their fellow citizens at Charles
Knowles this afternoon, Saturday The
o'clock and 20 minutes train on the Railroad
will stop there to set passengers out going
from the city, affording candidates and others
q very pretty excursion; and they will have
the choice of coming in either by the 8 or
O'Clock trains, which will stop for them at the
crossing of the State road.
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snaaking in Vanaerburg County!

The Candidates for Representative and other County
ofces will address their citizens at the following
times and places:
Knight township, at Terrys School House, Thursday
Sept 25th, at O'Clock.
Scott township, Charley Knowles, Saturday, Sept
9Tth, at l o'clock.
Centre township, at Mechanissville, Monday, Sept.
goth, at O'Clock.
armstrong township at Fishers Cross Roads, Wed
nesday, Oct LIST, at o'clock.
German township, at Leffes, Friday, October I'd, at
] O'Clock.
Union township. at Anthony's Ferry, Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th, a l o'clock.
Perry township, at Babytown, Friday, october 10th,
at O'Clock.
Pigeon township at Apollo Hall, Saturday, Oct. Nth,
at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ.
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NJ The Evansville Library Association re-
fceiyed yesterday large lot of new books,
some of them the very latest publications.
We are glad to record these signs OF prosper
ity. Mr.. Crisp, the Librarian, is always at his
post, kind and attentive TO strangers, and &C
commodating to all.
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or The river has swollen an inch at Gin
= cinnati, with twenty inches water in the chan
mel from there 20 Louisville. The stern
wheelers Reliance and Sam. P. Hbberd are
the Louisville and Cincinnati mail packets
Freights are scarce at 75c@S1 per hundred
pounds.
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OF The Levee would be an excellent place
for Stree fight" as it is at present. Any
quantity of "brick-bats,' are strewn from one
end to the other. They ought to be covered
with gravel.