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Proposals for Fuel.

orriog U. b. PksITsaTIAnY, d. c.,
Washington, August O. 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this office
day. 2h uaut, 1885, twelve o'cick, for furnishing
with
io cords Of oak wood medium sze
free oi lop wood
20 ends Coca wood
60 white ash anthracite Coal clean,
free from SLATE other foreign subance 22ie pounds
:
To be Del cred before the first October isG
places the Penitenay grounds designate
THOMAS TioHNLBy
NarteB.
For sale.
Two thousand pounds packed In bales q y
each ALSO wbeeibarows, wash stancs, and 9th
M-ns 4. TiiORkLRS,
Augs wsrd,n.
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United states Court or Claims.

TUE Undersigned John C. Devereur Of York city,
Thompson ~ Washington u. c., attorneys and
aaw. claims,
ors n eovennfout, ~ tha Cont OF Clains,
They witt careful
neas WHshinRton
y Rrnemeh f the clsiaa-, in city or New
fort, OF elsewhere 10 any part of the Union.
Ihsy be cnsuled personally letter
hNew NnShtpgph.
winch have been before Congress departments
% FURNISHED ~ once application parties Interested
JOHN q. DEvEREUX,
No ~ Broadway, Wall street, Nsw York city.
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
hB.I DsversuI Commissioner of the Court or Claims.
Jan Sl-3tawrnf TIntei1
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AIe.andria Academr. Ale,andria. Yirrinia. !.

TUE 18Th annual
MONDAY Sepsu ~ n. the
hngsh bthh"s the md modern anguaes mah,mscs,
and natural &C
Tor, nslnnen afords advantage which highly
the The
conpnrd ~ Rentleuen profession the excellent
'r Of philorophics chemical
fsnfm NJ - the hmd giving just such accommodations
snasa n ed t opporturi a, all times demo rauns prac
ucay such pfnces nd III of enabe student obtain
hre sound thorough, and practical cducation.
Terms Board and tuon slsO session payable quarterly,
10 advance. =
n. L, BRoCKETr,
Aug l9-eodQmo Principal
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AN ACT making appropriation for the survey Of the
southern boundary line Of Kansas Territory
BE enaced by Ae Senate and House Of Representatives
of ne United States Of America IN Congress assembled,
That enable the President OF the United States TO execute
the entitled An 10 authorize the President OF the
United States to cause the southern boundary line Of Kan
sas Territory be surveyed and Marked the sum OF
thirt five housand four hundred dollars hereby appro
priaued ost Of any money in the treasury.
Approved August Is. 1856.
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Congress of September nine eighteen hundred and fifty
notice by public advertisement duly given for the
space Of ninety days by the Secretary OF the Treasury OF
the time which ents Of the amount appropriated by
the fifth section OF said act would be made pro rata any
bond certificate evidence of debt OF said State which
should be presented the Treasury Department thirty days
preceding the thirteenth day of June eighteen hundred and
hysx the limit of said notice. and IL Is represented
by the said Secretary OF the Treasury that OF said bonds
certificates evidences OF debt which have been recog
nsed by the State of Texas the equal 70 the sum OF
three ed and eghnine thousand ak hundred and
nnety-three dollars and cents not presented 10
the Treasury Department prior TO the said thirteenth OF
June Therefore in order TO do full justice to the holders
of said debt Secretary of the Treasury hereby author
lied pay the holders Of any OF the said bonds eer
Gates evidences OF debt not presented before the hr
teenth day of June last who may present and prove the
the Treasury Department between the thirteenth
day of June last and the first day Of January next and
the proper releases the United States and the State
of Texas their pro share OF the said seven millions
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and after pay
thereof the said Secretary of the Treasury author
ised and required distribute and pay the residue OF the
sad millions, hundred and fifty thousand do
lars then remaining In the treasury pro rata amongst all
the said holders who may have proved their claims and
executed the proper releases or beore the hrs day OF
January next. ..a. un# ,a
Approved August 10, 1856.
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dn soheRe 90 ~. james, raryInud-E Embracing the
SoeeH nnmsrciai and preparatory departments has
ess ac year, rom The first October the
Whole charge wear, of board tuition hundred aud
my dofars No entrance
niudenis admitted al an of the year application
y.." JOHN KER OOT, h.cior, SC,
1uy i-law8n College ~ James, r. q Maryland
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Osr wARhaNr.-Notice herrhy given
IL No H. issued 3ti November Caldw
~ acres, the ondrsgnd winch
ear. of the ssme. III. Lu1rKIs,
krsuxr 4, 1855 Attorney
Aug 7--l.wsw JAMES ChLnN ELI.
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CONGRESS OF TuE UNITED STATES


Resolved That the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
be directed present the Secretary Of State the
titled AN for continuing the improvement Of the Des
Moines rapids in the Mississippi river together with the
certificates Of the Clerk OF the House Of Representatives
and Secretary Of the Senate showing that the said
passed by vote Of twohirds OF both houses of Congress
after the objections Of the President thereto bad been
ceved and after the reconsideration Of said by both
houses Of Congress in accordance with the constitution
Attest VIM CULLOM Clerk
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Resoigsd by he Ssnats and House Of Representatives Of
ne United States Of draerfcu Congress asfebed That
agreeably the provisions Of heoutth secton Of the
OF twenty eighth February eghteen hundred and hf
FIVE provide for the payment Of such creditors OF The
late republic OF Texas comprehended IN the act OF
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In he Senate Of the United States .fugua lG, 1856
The Senate having proceeded in pursuance of the cons
tuition reconsider the bill entitled An act for continu
ing the improvements Of the Des Mones rapids in the Ms
ssppi river returned 10 the House of Representatives by
the President Of the United States with his objections md
sent by the House OF Representatives TO the Senate with
the message of the President returning the bill:
ResOUed That the bill do pass twothrds of the Senate
agreeing to pass the same
Attest ASBURY DICKINS Secretary
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[Public 74.l

AN ACT for continuing the improvement of the Des
Mones rapids, in the Mississippi river.
Be Enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Representative.
Of hs United States Of Aaerca IN Congress assembled
That there be, and is hereby appropriated of any
money the Treasury not otherwise appropriated the
of two hundred thousand dollars continuing of the
improvements of the Des Mones rapids n the Mississippi
river be expended under the superntendence of the Sec
of War.
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In The House Of Representatives. Of the United State, Au-
gust llh 1856
The President of the United having returned to the House
of Representatives in which it originated the bill entitled
"An for continuing the improvement of the Des Moines
rapids in the Mississippi river with his objections thereto
the House of Representatives proceeded in pursuance the
constitution reconsider the and Resolred That
the said bill do pass twotbirds Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives agreeing to pass the same
Attest WM CUBLOM
Clerk House Reps
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS extending the time for the cred
itors Of Texas 10 present. their claims.
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AN ACT supplemental to act entitled "An act to
nd the several acts respecting copyright approved
February third, eighteen hundred and thrty-ono.
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ALLEDeED VICTORY wALKERr
lRRLKAL oF THE EMPRE oITYl

ARRTHAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY!
''1 Nsw-YoRK. April 2s.
The Steamer Eiagire City, arrived this fOre-
noon from Havana on the sS.b.
The steamer PhRadslpkia from AsPinWah'
Sik California passengers Of March 60 from
the Nicaragua steamer which vent into Panama
was a. Havana. -.
A terrible aifrsy occurred at Panama ."
the 18th. between The Transit Company ; pas
.epr.r. .od lbe nad,es, ia which the former
bIkil.d 81 and ~ wounded. The EH.P"s
Gin bdogs three wounded. A large amour,
Of passen. .els' baggage. railroad property a"u
rraDsrtv Of individuals residing near railroad
stations. was desuoy.i All baggage al tue
freight house was lied
Among he killed were NJ chael vi ian' O.
Orleans county, Vermont; M"rEs, oi FennsYl'
yania; Dubois. OF Louisiana; Stokes, an ON
Ger of Walkers army. o. IL dead in TIT
ireipot house, there was only one came 'ha
OF S.okes, whish was known.
Among the wounded are W. II. Hunter
Theodore Desably, Secretary OF the America
Consul a, Panama, and Mr.. Palmer, OF the h
r. Company. all residents Of PanEma; also
George G. Field, New York; Joseph Barker
Bangor, Slower. Of Providence; Lieut.. sWaE
Of Ne. and Patrick O'Neil Of San Franeisc'
The passengers upon whom this outrage vi
cOmmi.ted, let sap Francisco, March sO'h
the steamer Cortes, for San Juan, but lande
cd at Panama, hearing of General Wa
er's troubles.
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CAR ROLL COUNTY
H. " n M La GID "a Id
III IL Z L m

Time Table for the Hail Trains.
To take effect on and after Monday the 22d
day of October 1855.
From Carrollton to Cleveland, Pittsburgh Crestlne
Columbu, Steubenville or South Mail Train, will leav
Carrolton Depot daily at n Il. NJ stopping at all way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, goial
North on G. P R, R. Passengers going North, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 P. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at 8 p. M and passen-
gers will arriveat Carrolton 80 p. NJ. This arrange
ment will enable passengers to remain in Cleveland |
hour transact business, and will enable passengers
that may wish to reach the S. & |. r. K. travelling
South to Columbus East to Steubenville, or Wheel
| ing Va, without much time .ost
| The Freight trains will run as susual.
| FARE REDUCED.
| From Oneida to New Market, IN S. h I. r. r. O.
MEDIA to Carolton by r. R. Carrollton to New Malke
by Stage.
Tickets through 81 1874 to be had ofTreasurer Jane
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo.
McKasky.
There are regular lines of Stages running to tn
East, from Carrollton, HaIlem Springs, Amsterdam
Springfield Richmond and Steubenville. Also dali
line running South tom Carrolton, Lamerne, Perrys
vile to New Market on the s. & l. r. r. by whic
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss
time,
Jan. l0l $50. HA. STIDGER
Sup't, O, G, r, r.
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PLAN OFINSTRUCTION.

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 for twelve con
secutive weeks season OF the year when the Farm
or himself or sons can best spare time to attend
The Lectures embrace all the several departments Of
Agricultural Science each principal d ion being as
signed to different lecturer, add Systematically pres
ented in The manner as Medical Science is taught in
Medical Colleges.
The whole field of the Sciences connected with Ag
ticulure is by this mehOJ presented in the shortest
perod of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
ble to multtudes who cannot attend Universities, or
even Schools OH experimental iaIms'
SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains to
Animals, Vegetables, Land or Labor.
l. Chemistry in all its applications to Soils. Man
ures Animal and Vegetable Life, and domestic Arts,
&c.
This department Is regarded especially Important
and means have been provided for its thorough ustra'
| ton.
II. Compa ative Anatomy and Physiology, with spe.
ca reference to the feeding and breeding OfStOck His.
tory ana description of D0meson Animals In their sew
cra varieties; Veterinary Medicine and Surgery-Ent-
omoloqy
This department will be illustrated by preparations
and specimens and by the practice before the class Of
such operations as are necessary to be erormed by
tho keeper of stock.
III. Geology and Mineralogy Botany Descriptive
and Physiological with special reference to the history
and babitudes of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard or in the Fied-the various modes OF Culture
and Soils adapted to each.
This department will be illustrated by specimens of
oil the varieties of Grains Fruits and other vegetable
nroduce of interest 10 the Farmer Gardener or Orchard
". Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics ;
Fam Implements Meteoroogy Elements OF Engln
.erng and Land Surveying; Rural Architecture Land
ape Gardening; Draining and Farm Book, Keeping
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models, iians
Drawings etc. will be abundanty provided, to aid the
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 eltate.
LECTURES.
Prof J. p. Kirtland Prof jas DeScomo' froi d
Samuel st. John, Prof j II. Fairchhu' FfO' ~
Townsend and Others
reading Room, supplied with the prl9clPai Agrr g
cultural Periodicals, will be open to students as !"
hours:
MI n.,,o ooursa --' $40 OF
| With the privilege OF a second course. tuition iee
Board and rooms may be obtained at 81 90 per Weel
exclusive of fuel and lights. c..
For further particulars address the President or oec
retary of the Board at Cleveland, Ohio
'''"'' HARVEY RICE President
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary.
| Aprl g. lSb6-Sm.
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-Io WAYIs no be MARRIEDi

---u0 WANTS TO BE MARRIED!
rtu 3 ART OF LOVE-NAKING.-the most extraordr
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81 MARRIAGE. The way to the Altar. Aatrimony made
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Bills of any Of the specie.paying banks in the Uni
o. States or Canadas received at par Gold dust can
L, sent from California.
An that Is necessary for you to dois to write lie
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It write the name, with the Post Office. county, and
and direct to PkOFESSOh KoNpooI ,
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January 8, l856.-6mo,
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To School Teachers,

IN NE BOAKD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Il Carroll county, will bold Six MEETINGS for the
amnaon of School teachers during the year 1855, on
the following days. namely; On the second Wednes-
dsy in February, April June, August October, and
December. The meetings will be held in one OF the
public school houses in Carrolton, commencing at lO
O'Clock, forenoon.
The standing rules OF the Board regulating eAaml'
nations are the following
|. Each applicant not personally known u
the Board, must produce certificate OF good moral
character of late date and signed by one or more re-
sponsble persons. , -, -.
Q. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
ink and paper; and also with McGuey Fifth Reader
=. 10 each applicant will be submitted list OF
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and UeoS
/ raphy, to be answered in writing.
! 4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
tsach, nor entitled to certificate who does not cor
recly answer one half of the questions submitted III
each branch.
4 Certificates will not be issued en- the day of ex
animation but they will be remitted by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applcaII
is deemed unqualified, note stating that Tact VIII o'
sent him.
g. Applicants coming in after the class is forme
and the exam nation has commenced will be expecte
to wait until the next regular day of examination.
I. No certificate will be granted to any person VIII
known to the Board to be habituated to the use
proGne language, to be iutemperate or dishonest.
Each applicant must furnish himself with
stamred envelope, and him self hdose 1t with hi
own name and address, and in such envelope his Gel
tfcate or note will be forwarded.
/ Q, Each applicant will bt required to write shor
composition on some sui ect assigned by the board
on e day of examination, showing therein his sklil
PENN anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use OF Capita
Letters, &c. by order OF lhe boalu,
| December 20, l855.-lv. WIN. MCCt Y, Sec'y.
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E.rther o. 10 lie Panama Slaughter.

new York, April 80.
There is reason to believe that the reports
of the loss Of life at the Panama Massacre Is
equal to the report of telegraph received
at Aspiuwall just previous to the sailing OF the
steamer, that Two days after the riot 6S bod
is. had been buried, majority, of them A
merieans.
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MCDOWELL & g.
wHCLEsAL AND RETAIL
OOKSELLERS, STA TIONE & r s
PAPER LERS,
A CTWfn q

STEUBENVILLE, ,...,..... OHIO.
EEEP always on hand large assortment of
IN School. Medical and Miscellaneous books, Plain and
Rnled Cap and Letter Papers Printing and WIap-
ping Papers OF all Sizes Note Papers, Envelopes, Stee
Pens and all kinds of Stationary.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers and others at low prices
Having bndery connected with our establishment,
we are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks fOI Rail-
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to order. AS We
the best quality of stock and employ the best work.
men, our work will compare avorably with that Of any
oher Bindery in the State. Blanks of all kinds PACED
TO order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
Scraps MCDOWELL co.
Steuhenyille March 10, lS 8. IT,
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important News FTgm the IstanuS,

Terrible X.''a''' ef co'yo7iq Passengers
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PIANOS PIANOS | PIANOS

Allow US to call your attention to our stock OF SPLEN,
D 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 anc
20 weru tOne For eighteen years have they been solo
all over the Union, in competition with all others,
ID u | q Il 9
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EST1TE OF JOSEPH COX
No,;ca ia hereby given that the undersigned has beer
onnointed and qualified as dministratiix, with the
Viii annexed, on the est ate Joseph Cox, deceased
late of Carroll county, Ohio.
March 90, 1856. MANY CoN,
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL

e. GID n NJ No On Nc .
u,his institution has been incorporated, and put into
successful operation at Cleveland, Ohio, where IL
is permanently located.
lis design is to place within the reach of Farmers,
both old and 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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LOST!LOST!!LOST!!l

hereby warn all persons against purchasing or hav-
ng ything to do with the following described note OF
hand supposed to have beenlost stolen out of the
mail. The note was executed by Henry Weaver Sep.
tember sth, 1853, and made payable to Mary A. Weav
er, or bearer calling Tor one hundred dollars, due A.
pr lst 1857, without interest Said note is secured
by mortgage, which is Of record in Cauollton, Ohio
"Record OF Mortgages" No. l. pages 253 and S27 which
record bears date October o. 1853.
January 81, l9S6.-I4 mo. MARY A. WEAVER.
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sANDERs'
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.
paIenteh Lime &, 1852,

mUIS 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 It's operation 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
axelree sheh is the head OF the fake, win hinges On
the front side attached to the shas the head vbrates
on the axes as required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted to al
classes of men, This is the cheapest, simplest aud bes
Horse Rake now in uss at all Fairs where exhibited II
| has taken the premium,
We have purchased the right for Carroll county iron
the Patentee and offer said Rake to the farmers oil Lit
lie Carroll at reasonable terms.
i A model of the Rake can be seen at the America
House, . ..--,,,,,-or,
Carrolon,l Ohio. W00DB0RNE l. ROUDEBUsH'
July 12, 1855, IT,