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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

HHE CLASSICAL and MERCANTILE
1 SCHOOL, No 81 Broadway, reop~ns on MONDAY. the
e.h September Il. 3. WlJGlNs, A. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Bountp fano Uarrants.

BOUNTY AND-WARRANT OFFICE, 10 a
- WsiIs N-~-Yort.-Tbe highest msrse, prcs ~ 4,
LASD WARRANTS ,nd 81 ~auan,s soo by NJ rsN,~
Led and orwsrd.d By n. otherwise rec>ipt r,1H
Ances
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers AID Others satsk |,
sounty Lands on application 10
!. c. COLEMAN 4 Co, No. a. Wee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

THE MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHODL.-
The second Of he td.rty seventh year Of this Sch0o
will reopen the second MONDAY Of Septem5sr-reno
waited.
The general conduct Of this Institution ia nusted to Il.
Ptsil ais ssssed 10y twenty Professors sud Teachers
ApuI cation ua,e 10 the rnc pal. No l72 Boa1~ay ar
No. 81 Crosby-st the members of tp- Cotnmtt-~.
LINUS ". STEVENS Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

L No III Maciougst NO liOCgtOn plic- y directed by
III. Professor Mr. Peugr- M.sr, LssPlSAs>E sui
-MITH: Cornerc, Cli.ral Mshsin''ica studies III.
euent.r, Depa Is nns'um. French s the anslis.
o the school keOpeuet.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Real estate for Gale.

EOR SALE-HOtS Sc and LOT No. l53 Law
r.rc..st, brookiyn-brown soce modern built thirtee
IN excellent nes. boihood. Apply the preui s
Part Of the purchase money remain.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

V'HE CLARKE SISTERS, No. - jth-av. will
i reopen their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES en- MONDAY. SEPT IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

ID Morse is aud large additions 80 liz
stock IT Books Stationary Paper and Fancy Goods to which
the attention OF any thing The Above line is
res ueuuly invited Sal for cash and prices losy
MORSES
Sett 1ets Commission Iiou,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

EHAgsH, Paper, Pnper.-R tnr.e assurIuicut
Letter and Note large, usual and SINAI II Ahp Blue
ana T#nsv Colors. Cap Paper Fine, Sup fin. HHp and
HuIaI Wrappmp-donhe lrge--large and snail Manila
Ia Paper yari styles Tissue Paper tH fancy
colaB Biotting Paper ut tiyekinds just received at
MpRSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
vsuruEEN nstssuUND AND ..z5r4T>

I'D YORK STEAMSHIP JAN EST o W -.xssAsssA
IN / $ Mail steamship j AMESI CIV y, IN com.
1ad sf Capt IiyIs PARRISH, euvoS New ofk regularly
every SATURDAY Af1ki&oON at . O'Clock, Tor Ken
aoud she will take any peight to or from 1iy lont
She Ia1s Richmond i, quarry ey.fy TUESDAY AT Elt
noon AT O'Clock, tor New OH.
1Base desiring ship by her must have then Goods mere On
Non,av Passengers desiring take This sl mere have
. STAT l.5oiu secured by addressing US by mail
20 The ROANOKE, Capt SIMMER stops at city Point.
whore she receive freight Bptf tie jamestown
and the Roanoke and Land passengers at CITY Point
aud Norfolk. Ii DIAN y WATSON,
l,cLmlnl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

VIZ - T77E7-17 m '7'''5 177 7 Nh N -
and eIIEnrnH
W Leg iaasos +, inform hI,Hds aud the public
thar Just received aud VIII terp always hand
complete assortment Of the Kets finest quality o the above
ARTICLES AmrHgst Dihors nitr magnificent Old Pot
Wine Naafr 144t Ola MatoI oaguac Brandy Vintage s1t
II Ia5lur- celebrated London Dock brandy the finest
sherry rfernpofted, Vintage 1896 Hungarian Ntta
anA Red VIM arc Of the Margaps Vineyards thu sei
dam Holland TIN. Barclay \ Perkins London Porter and tr'
other ffadp # the Move goods ~ family med'
rai purposes
TIE aha8e a Goo bottles feay iarusr ~ transportation
nod hny goods direct ham tfs hands We ef r1in
price quality and arsn all sell 10 he perfect
Is pufr sad uualucfaIod W also have small ronssn
If safurs and that daous West nda pfesefu
Jolly which invite the Ladies To- try something
Sf#sk ai gars ennpfaea al the best brands II fmr
fIpr India thurgu4 hon - 10 100 %
pe Thousand which nfar Wholesale and retail also all
tfapd NJ IyuebHfF Tobacco and feel rauNut
cd tat No hanse n Iyue6hurg aer greater
Inducements beIter gpod 81 befe barranH to then customers
than eafstieaB II MEAD lIAfttlS i 60
= Il Nrfcrommcud oar Hungarian White Wlne a. deli.
aud from all alcohol and he heafuE
effects II all alcoholic preparations
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MERCHANDISE, &C

- IYscHHupg, April II - ls.o -N W" are LII
- NV IN receipt 81 the heaviest snd most
varied stock # has yet been pleasure 70 orr Il 'ef'
public -s-, ., .
Those who viii favor establishment With VT VI h
impressed with the superior character All z4' "
gsads haside finding the mat anPio assortment m ''
branch Of combating f HeHyv and amy afa" 70
TabIa and parlet gnflarf thus aud Iaaass AHsu 70
Self Cooking and Colts ftztaiss Hbnhns HHa .i.'+
T4rkla silver Plated al warranted 1hahtt biatA
Tn ard nfifania goads saddlrIs Carriage and bHHfN
trimmings Shoemaker finaiuFs. tt.or and iahle 'i'
tiai4z Uarppntor- wright Nhe'lWrEhAzf hHi
smiths Lois. Housekeeping HrtHIrs g" ahezi '5'f-
description Window Shade TIT tUrlio baHds aid lt'
A 4 I4nae building ais such 90 French iias# ali
Los aI esaf stNl, nLd HfHHfaz 81. 81 lfmhH hit
4auaHas PHirut tfsiias Gras- Blade and teH"
oftvft FsfIc, to be found Hueh establishment 20
vasaae ftiaI prices Our stock 1Y from The m1
4uf.fs aud selrrod person. and can aHzHfe HH
ha IaafsH iiai viii aH1 5Hsaaifnf uusn5I - ~ f
nan N M, .a4ftb tttAs SIMPSON.
~ SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

IN
EVERY DESCRIPTIONS oN MAN OR BEAST
WAhhAHIfp 10 CtHr. AND ~ pAAGEU fuDM EAPosl
,pIp Price 80 cents prr bottle.
Eafftd aaerfHg ~ dtg GsaRtss in hC Cg6s Q6as If t
Datrfct Court far Hr LaatfB Dtsfro NJ IDgaia b. DOTh
y @. HiriniiItd. ta.H aI reHfs
READ THE FOLLOWING.
ttHe % our store ut hnplet and read certificates
u cures performed by the lnH OH ccrhcnft truth OF
our own respectable and respected ottyu, and otheIr
here IA whom ~" refer aud ynu doubt
medicine Tor bpf II Is worth pound
other known 10 li it aud ypu viii be satisfied Of what
THrl t1u on Read The following, aud conn 10 ou
store aud NJ will tel you II many others who been
cured
ECuNoNp, Nov II. Esd
W stfa i7rc Ath Gentlemen - used portion at It bottle
of Eant iud on which YOU very kindly presented with
aud takr pleasure Ina Ing that found rnretunl In
nF a eruption ot the skin Int winch had been rartaod
upon iaf ststrd yut+ by P ans, without receiving the
least aHHt IL also recommended nne. who
t satH meutts Hd been annoyed hy slmif eruption Of
lhr an aud he iuuuu,d since that nom tho
u.c ot one baulch had beon entirely cured.
Respectfully, l.. ". 1IFTWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

INa WAKE-IIut s3=sshsfs afu be found Tue Target
assortment Iamnated steel hne Double and Single HH
LHas Deans English stlfGuekug fit' Nhnntor Colt 70
lrus aud TIurtrs !evafefs aud Single Pistols Pow
TaslS shat Bolts aud Pouehss Game Bags tieannR taa
Minnie VfrHehts l.eys Cork and q - Percussion
GuH NH#s Wire Cartridge. all sizes turts HarkttH
Diamond Powder and American Powder all kinds Gampf.H
81 RuIafs Small Shot. Liquor fiazksl Hagvr-
Pocket cutlery Howr Knives. iazHr hna assortment II
POM Maues BHid. Silver Ivory and Crooked sword aud
and every thing u or line to suit Gun makers
We have "a premium Rihes hand Keparhg DOM
vl tb despatch Rnd warranted hY
WIN u { FISHER, opposite the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
Tp.VglIEas@ DiREUTUA1, &C.
,-r.z.>rspouan Fnoh BUCHANAN ~

rars from T.ynohn9 70 buchanan -. J 20
a. ''f''' a
ron ignehburs TO c4afetisssle. ,,. viii leave
pbsa At q A NJ ard fynehbnfg at y J NJ ho 80 ~
o. is, .sd Frl1. aud arrive IA Richmond see"ha "S!
" ,Iat.t Me passengers leaving Lynchohrg At = 80
..9.s,le at IUt A. NJ next day and aifise III 'n' 4,
i.Ie al 81 p NJ Leave Lyncburg Tor bu.. .' 49,
ington al e. A NJ MONDAY "Wednesday and ffio"!' anu
arrive Al : Z NJ. t 49,. .i,,, a,d distances in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

Store superb Sturk embracing French Gemau
British and American Fabrics all al which have teaH aratto
VIth great aHd attention by q The finn at the WY
l.u eft eash IIIe's
ting stock for tho wants ot hr North taraliu
aud Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North uf south
pdnetual and responsible buyers invited n ON
Stock gdFe Tor Themselves IT tin s e
sad price -. = y pin SvcHUafe sff=et
I--LnL-.LLL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

a al attention 10 their Fail j Winter styles Of Clothing,
4 eapIB at establishment Main Street opposite Far
plr bank Iynrhhurg NH. Their Agent, Mi DIXON, hiN
s,e * weeks in the North manufacturing Goods specially
tn This market they sfy promise that their prescott
ta -rras4rs In STYLE quality variety auy thing urv
atf heretofore tn public In their assortment The
iIiaN lux articles may be found.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

-. =. -aI.l.lsl.,-l- NIBtsRNfN q s7F.NFtSNTE
LA 81 lssz-;Fss- RAIL ROAD ON Thursday. I h g
18Th OF jun she Passenger liaah WA
.5,a. t,t,. ming 10 Salt Work Branch Junction
1'''''1l = l. II GIL. Gen Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
upRovIsIovse CONVENIENT.

- Has prisae shcalders,
10 Sides.
p RBis Lave
kazs primo
80 IzHx&ssed Hans
Al On Vensl easacni. and fef ssis a low rsies
THns BRANCH ( suNe
ssu Hsaa psteHshHfR "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

II WARL HOUSE, M Il B0IlINHHUUUk y fFIIhs
VA have established m,aef Tor the ushsHeis u .
General Iron steel and Metal business aud uFs tue alton
# Virginia ami North Carolina Merchants visiting this
eYke examination eli iaRe and warned asaatnl MT
arrangements being such vii enable ia sell at ihp
Il RAD Roads Mae1Insts BUchsmitls and The
generally will Mud ter interest Namun M, ttn,k
D.. fore purchasing rispw here
order. thankfully rccos Cd and promptly httrodedia
Inn llbN = GILLIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

NOU CAN BCS WATCHES, BEaERH.
q SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, ~ q
wholesale and retail itrevery variety and style ~
e1sh prices by calling at NOWLANS, sign the Ea- "
gle No 81 Sycamore etfaei Petersburg Va where ssfs
you will save 90 per lie has Just
hen Manufacturers and Importers. with the largest
asienaoie assortment Of Watches. Jew cry SILVER
faney Goods ever ohred ia his State Would
o 70 ea ana examine his magnificent Stock
least2o per cent buys al Is Goods n, cash and an
lem inueh less than the regular prices for 4i
Ig9os You can also have Your Watches and Jewelr4
I'm the pest manner and at short notice always
~ 4'-' ~ ''
the place sign of the Eagle, No 81 Sycamore
es, es0'sou'R."a THOMAS S0WLAS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

t.ffeah ',tl ry IN this place, to Mr JAMES Ri "t
Ha feSPt'UuN recommend him to Tho rorabe Hitet
3" the public as skiul Artist and gentleman on whom frey
I> T. One hen, and his inlmlaio N
p'l ~ "h'h can on iy he procured # him in fl @
In taxing my leave wouli return thanks for befaI
"tEe and KIND attention received nom generous lutie d
'"r u residence OF over eight years. 4. T.. GIBBS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

w markot pflQl Or Washoi and INV nshed " M
JOHN RoNl.ET1 & 60
Honpral Commission Merchants.
.une = tiaai No 40 sycamore st Pefershlfr "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

shtt noUE NOW aud Forever Have
- been u thcref Yes sin And hIuLht alatoi Ni"
back Coaa sj - Pants - - Vest - - eep O.
- and = ID and splendid Sk Vests al 80 90 aud 81 worth
~ 80 and 81 Cloth Goats from Sl0to So. B and Fancy
Cashmere ianis the cheapest svertav superior Ia
shirts and collars, endless variety o udgr Sia ami
Arawe All .tylcs OF sockH, Gloves aud Handkrtuets n
hey Trunk pat them n aud si going ur 'u
md open storol lou wlH d. well to do tho same 1hr
place llioS w RpAN1oN =,
auz Is - Yst Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

III = ts TehHrto UH"hfN'I"t'i's
" s. GO IA = = Ma L5eefsee
JLA %
10 Hslf USscs A. 1
AuE
AZ ca cansz kaulslt aud for ssle lsV rs
TIpS BRANtH 4 SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

- shan Ashtoub to- Bags 80 Peruvian aane
no Kega Cumberland and Aseon Nails 100 hdes 1iniak
Tanned Sole ,4tLot 500 lag Rio ant IaEuyra tef iu
Package tsH. and Clarified sugars $50 Boxes A#tWtn
tame candi LOO KEGS prime Leaf Lard So llhd sis aud 10
hls shoulders. Cincinnati Haenn 80 barrels Superior pd
southampton pple Brandy. will good aa au
Moassas TEAS. Wines and Brandta. Jos sale IY
PEBBLES 4 WHITE.
Gloorrs Commission Merchants "a old.t.
Near : SD Ht...f Peter sbaf-. NR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

T1I n7N ON TanI and Tor 10T- ~ par q -ln-r
NH Ntehf9 Ihns" ia want would do we, 90 faII >aan
~ .lIe Il.I 4 .INIINNnN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

aad {" mr for cost bids apes. notes 4 ma. NJ, \
ige 7-l n'' Z" ea and settle Immediately. - The, 4, .
9 aa't ''''ni'i as the ease ll1, ur without ,,nc
-, tf g. II LAWS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15


ls-7aip"rs hy tbs fes-el Will got their goods ,or
ta -hheenH ""haii fte ri freight cheaper Than by aug
"ibsfraats aaI in loss time. u-rce can he Effected or
TIN bs-t d " 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
APOTHEcARIEs. &C.


- "INEN y TIT
Madeira and Sherry y He buHsm expressly for medi,i
nal best French Brandy London Porter aHa Wolff
Aromatic sthedsm SchnaH= faf sale by
sep IE.ts iuHS H sEAY Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
Observation-Disclosures AZ

At.N YORK PACkEIS-llu, new home ~ -
huefs composed o.. thr following vessels and sails
hou NV York every three day Al owned III IT, city
Richmond. Va
New schooner Danyi.le, captain William NelsHlh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
farmsrs' Dspartment,
From he Ohio CuliiuutOr.
Ihe state Fairs and Like Exhibitions


The reader, Of the Okio CuliFaiOr will ex- 9
pect us to say few words by way Of gen.
erAl view Of the larger exhibitions Of this 'e'- ,
son. We do not Ike to be obliged to draw
comparisons, especially when everybody thinks
theirs is best, snd we saw no exhibitions out
side of our glorious Ohio this year, The pa
pers have systematic style Of lying abOu!
these big shows, so we can only get the truth
from those who are in the hAhiL Of going abroad
from State to State, and comparing one with
snsther.
First of all the State Fairs in magnitude and
success, came that Of Ohio. The receipts were
some Sl7 900, bu! bare receipts are not sure
index of attendance, We have had larger crowds
and less money, but the plan adopted this year
cut OG the swindlng and cheating,
Next 10 satisfaction, We should judge, was
the State Fair Of Kentucky, riVAlling ours in
cattle and horses, and with good show Of i'm
elements, and was attended by pretty large
y crowd, but does not seem TO have filed the
. pattern set by its friends.
The New York State Fair was hardly IN
keeping with the size Of the State, and its Wan'
of sufficient excellence ia laid partly to bad
weather and partly to its being held where
10 folks did not wan! to 90.
Wisconsin is said to have had good little
Fair, especially in farm products ani 'mpl'
:. msnts. Michigan, Pennsylvania and Indiana
seem to have had less success than in some 9th
er years. We have no satisfactory report tror
Iowa yet. Connecticut had rOu'iug Fair ic
little old sleepy State, and by the way v
are astonished to learn that Ladies Riding
tolerated at some Of the Fairs IN that State, al
~ said to be well done. New Jersey had gre
: outpouring of the people, but little ouiPourl1
"a of anything else to be seen, though some bi
,ss folks made it up in talk.
IN. The best exhibition of fast horses this sea-
on has been recently held in Boston, Mass, O
grounds occupied by the U. s. Ag. Society la
W. year. This is by company who have lea'
'ef Of the grounds aud fixtures, and who use it i'
no most famous OF the Yankee horses were on Il
D. ground, The two great stakes were conteslt
I'll for; one by Flora Temple and Lancet for 81
it's coo, won by Flora IN three straight heats-b(
time, 2,364 the other between Ethan All
you and the Drew horse. for | 900, won BY Eth
oke Allen. The famous pacing maze Pocahont'
raised in Ohio and got by CAdmus, figured
e., this exhibition, and was sold to Reuben S. DE-
:, nsy of Leicester. Mass.
:. OF the Salem Horse Fair we made brief me
Wv lion at the time. Quite recently similar {
bibition was got up at Youngstown, Mahoni
county, and passed of quite lively, though
should Judge this was intended more for fun
fast boys than the others, and finally ended
a mule race, in which the editor of the Ma
ming Register says some Of the mules went,
some Of lhOm didnI went!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
Closing up the Fall Work.

THE BARN.--On accoun. OF the drouth lhiA
season, feeding ol stock has commenced unu-
sually early. For the same reason farmers
have had good opportunity to get their Iced
ing arrangements in first rate order No"l' the
time, il il has not been attended to before, 10 Tx
up the sheds, and racks, and boxes.so as to keep
tie animals from the storms, and save the feed
from waste. Have the divisions OF the yards all
complete. so that each class Of stock can be kept
by itself when desired, as each class may re'
quire different treatment.
Horse stables should be looked to, so that
! the animals may be protected from Hlr drsuShH'
coming directly upon their bodies and especial
Ily upon their lays, and yet allow Of pretty
free ventilation above. They should not be
dark, as this Injuries the eyes Of the horse
If you have not plenty Of straw for bedding
90 TO the saw mill and haul in lot OF dry saw
dust. This will save straw and make an excel
bed, and al the same time form liberal and
cheap contribution to the manure heap and IL
The cattle in stable should have little bed for
their fore parts, it pays in the same way as well
as adds to their comfort. Itis mighty hard es'
pecially for working horses and oxen. to be o.
bKgsd to lie upon the soft aide Of plank after
hard days work, or at any other time; only
see how stifly the poor things get up in the
morning. after you have got out from your
com Portable feather bed and straw bed, and
then they are so much cleaner.
The Vegetables must not be forgotten. Do
not leave the potatoes. apples, cabbagss, ETC.,
exposed until they are half ruiLed by the lrOSts
and rain, which latter we hope to have by aud
BY. This is charming time to have all these
things attended to; and withsl in finishing up
the Fall work, 90 not forget that the year is
almost out for which you subscribed for the
Ohio Caltivatoy, and that now the great politi.
cal battles have been fought, the farmers should
turn their attention to home interests, and
double the circulation Of our paper in their
neghborhoods for next year. Friends, think
of This in season, and talk it over among your
neighbors'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
TO SChOOI Teachers.

mgE BOAKD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Ca roll county, will bold Six MEETINGS for the ex-
,m,nalon Of School teachers during the year 1885,
tbe following days, namely On the second Wednes
dav in February, April, June, August October, aad
Deeember The meetings will be held in one Of the
nube school houses in CarrollsOn, commencing at 10
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules OF the Board regulating exam-
nations are the following:
/ Each applicant not personally known tn
the BOARD. must produce a certificate of good moral
character, Of late date and signed by one or
sponsible persons.
o Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
Ink and paper; and also with he6ufey rum Reader
r 10 each applicant will be submitted list o
Questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy, to be answered in writing.
No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach nor entitled 20 a certificate, who does not cor
recy answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
Certiacates 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 applicant
is deemed unqualified note stating that fact will be
sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class is iorme,
and the examination has commenced, Will be expected
to wait until the next regular day of examinl ion.
4. No certificate will DC granted to any person Wit
il known to the Board to be habituaed to ne use
prolane language, to be Incorporate or dishonest.
Each applicant must furnish himself with
stamped envelope, and him sell hdolse with hi
own name and address, and in such envelope his Gel
tifcate or note will be forwarded
9. Each applicant will bG required to write shOr
! compOsitiOn on some subject assigned by the board
on ihe day Determination showing therein his skilr
Penmanshp, Punctuation, Grammar, use of Capita
! Letters. &c. - by order of the Board,
/ December 20, ls55.-Iy. WIN. mccoy, Sec'y.
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TaE M0NnER OP THE AGE.

DR. tobias Venetian Liuiment, Is warranted 70 cure
Cbolera Colie "a scknesso Sores, Swelling, Tooth
sebe. Headache and pains of ali Kinds, OF no pay.
GaEAT CURE OF RHEUhAflsA.
Can't CorustOsk Of the Steamer Baltic collins Lins)
lev days by Dc. Tobias celebrated Venetian Lin
menL
CASE or CHOLERA.
NJ John Wight Of the firm Of J, Wright Co., No
tst CHARTERS Street. New Orleans. was immediately
cured Of severe attack Of Cholera by Tobias Linment
VOMITING AND C0LIC.
Mrs. Joseph Nieholl Of No. l6. Essex Street. New
York vas cured Of attack Of COhe and vomiting By
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
Depot, 60. CORTLAND ST., NeB-York.
oid by I'll the Druggists, price Is 80 cts
Agents O. A. Beogle and J. c. Baxter, CauoltOn; ]
Wand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pugh Harris
burgh.
| Nov. 29-Ish5. ly.
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Q0AD NOTICE.--Nolice is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the Commits
sOners Of Carroll county, at their December session,
praying for an alteration Of the road leading from
Peter Hewits, to Robert Georges. Said alteration
TO commence where said road crosses the WelEyille
road thence west along said road between the house
and barn of Andrew Figey thence north to intersect
the old road on the h thence along the old road to
the line between Andrew Figley, and Thomas Wier
thence north to the fence that divides the upland and
bottom Of said Wer thence along said fence to the
wood land ofsad Wier, thence the nearest and best
route to ntersect the old road the end of Myers
lane, thence along the old road to the hi thence wind
the hills between that and Hewts iue and there ter
minate,' MANY PETITIONERS;
Nov 5, 1856,