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cratic majority.
THE VETO

Mr.. Clay made a long winded and %unprof-
table effort to amend the Constitution of the
United States, so rs to linit the veto power
of President.
While Mr.. Clay was for breaking the Con-
s%titution in the Senate. Mr.. Adams was en-
deavoring to dissolve the Union in the House.
Great God. has it come 10 this-that the
Wing leaders in both Houses have determin-
ed to uproot all the Institutions of the coun-
try, for the purpose Of feeding the morbid
and depraved appetite Of party. Mr.. Pres
ton eloquently resisted the innovation of
Mr.. Clay, and adverted to the fact that Pat
rick Henry, with all his ~eloquence and skill.
had never attempted 10 ilmi, the veto power.
Mr.. Preston said there had been, in fltv
years, twelve vetoes. He held that the
President was the only Democratic creature
OF the Government, and stated that Wash.
lngton exercised the power twice. He
thought this was enough.
"Ihe Stop Law" or joint resolution suspend
ing sales on all executions until the first day of
February next, is now in operation. All sher-
ills and constables sales that take place TODAY,
or during the time up to the period Just named,
are void and of no effect. The Governor APPROX
ca the resolution yesterday Indiana Journal
18Th.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ off ia, et, leu. ia,
issued out ofthe Court OF Common Pleas
OF Jefferson county, o, 10 me directed,
| will Offer for sale at the House of Ed.
ward Sweeney, EASY on Saturday the
9Th DAY of November next, at IL O'clock
M the following property, to wit: Oae
Bay Mare, one Black Mare and Colt,
one Dun two year old Mare, three MiIch
Cows, 3 I%leIlers, 10 head Of Sheep, two
hundred dozen Of Wheat in The NOW.
Taken ia execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
OClr Der 81. lS42 Printers fees ST..
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MARRIED

On Thursday the 18th inst. by the
Rev. W. T. Adams, Mr. JOSEPH WEIR,
Of hington county, Pa, TO Mrs.
PHEBE HANNA, Of Carroll county, Ohio
On the anne day by the same, Mr..
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Of New CUmber.
land, to Miss JENNA VANHoRN, Of Car.
roll county.
On the same day by the same, Mr..
LEWIS SPRINGER 10 Miss ELIZABETH NJ.
daughter of DR.. Robert Leslie, of Am
sterdam Jefferson county, Ohio.
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Post Office Regulations We are re-
quested to give publicity 10 the following
regulation Of the Post Office Depart
men1. 1t was ordered by Mr.. WickliGe
several weeks since, in consequence Of
the discharge Of a mail boy, proved up
on the trial 10 have robbed The mail, be-.
cause Of mis- tender years and his pre-
sumed want Of sufficient knowledge Of
the difference between right and wrong
matter To establish o moral and legal
accountability TO protect the mail a.
galnst The depredalions Of those who are
thus suffered TO escape the punishment
denounced BY law. the employment in
the service ofthe Department of lads, Of
such immature years are forbidden, it
will be seen by the Postmaster General.
-MddisOni0n
"Ordered, That no person under the
age Of 10 years be employed as a mail
carrier on any post route, or a clerk in
any post Office iC the United States
The bolterto enforce this regulation, it
is required, That he ages Of the carriers
and clerks be entered upon the oaths Of
Offices which they respectively take, be-
fore they are transmitted by the Con
tractor or Postmaster to the Department
for file. And the Special Agents Of the
Department will promptly report all the
instances of a noncompliance with this
regulation"
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defeated IA wing gain. The average
Democratic majority is 800,
DELAWARE. - Brooke, W., is chosen
Assemblyman by 269 majority.
CHESTER Ell ton, Lavertv and Trim
BILE, Dem. and Butler, W.. are chosen
AssembIymeU, the latter by IL votos,-
One Loco gain.
STATE SENATE, 3D DIsTRlCT The
vote IL AS lullows:
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Tar for greasing wagons we think az
absurd article, 10 The hottest weather
1t soon gums up and becomes adhesive,
and 10 cold weather is always SO -
Wherever iron axle trees are used,
black lead mixed with grease is best, or
-four mixed with lard.
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%EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all who are
indebted to the estate Of John Myers,
late Of Augusta township, Carroll county,
Ono, deceased. to make immediate pay
ment to he undersigned, and all having
claims against SAID estate are requested
TO present them, legally authenticated,
for settlement within twelve months
from this date.
JONATHAN MYERS, Executor.
RACHAEL. MYERS, Execulrlx
October 81, 1912.
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Wing majority on Joint Ballot, 10
securing ii Why Senator in place OF Mr.,
Soulhard.-PiHS Morn. ChroB.
MAFFIT'S FAREWELL DIS
COURSE.

The following are the closing para
graphs o! a sermon by the Rev. Mr.,
Mefit, one Of the chaplains 10 Congress,
delivered on the eve Of the adjourn
ment. Itis a very fair specimen Of the
peculiar style Of the pulpit oratory Of
Mr.. Mafit.
"Hono:abIe Gentlemen! Your dis
tan: homes await you! There bloom
the perennial honey .suckles Of love
and af~fectionate friendship, seeming all
the air Of your distant dwellings with
fragrance. Hundreds of bright eyes
look out for your coming. Love wbis.
pers, come away!-come home!
y 4 Il u Y
Alas! alas!-all who came here at the
opening of the session cannot return
again 10 their homes! Southland, and
Dixon, and Hastings, and Williams, and
Lawrence, and Dimock, cannot return
TO their homes, and loved greetings oil
sfrectionale friendship! All, no! the
Clods Of the vale press too heavily upon
their bosoms-they cannot 60 home
now! You need not wait for them
You need not call their names on your
roll: they are absent and will not hear
you. You need not shout to them that
the session is closing! Alas!-for that
dull, cold ear death! You need not
wave your hand TO them as the signal Of
return! They are "~beyond that borne
from whence no traveller returns!'
Go without them 70 your fair homes,
away where sun rise first tips the Eas
tern Mountains-amids 81 the cloud capt
White Hills Of everlasting granite, or
the Green Mountains, whose verdure
has named a Slale-b the siIvery
lakes, or the old sounding board Of ocean,
the rock. bound New England shore
by the sIumberous savannas of the flow.
e~r.scented South, or the prairIes Of the
West-by the mighty wave Of tho Mis-
sissippi, and its hundred tributaries,
flowing into the golden bowl Of the
West Indies, the Gulf Of Mexico. Go
all to your homes! your sweet homes!
Thlther cannot follow you with OK.
hortations Of religion nor need |: nor
would assume TO be a moral or secta.
Tian dictator to such a congregated mass
OF mind, OF worth, Of genius, and expe.
rience yet, in the spirit Of the Re
ligion | profess, | may imp|ore on you
those blessings of Christian dispositions
renewed hearts, and moral graces, tina
shall make your whole lives a ray o
sunshine flashing down from The centra
orb Of Intellect Purity
Truth!
y y y y
May a blessed, dying Saviour, en-
balm you in the rich streams which ht
freely poured out for dying sinners!
Light spring the flowers Of life be.
meath your footsteps! Green be The
bowers Of your Innocent pleasures!--
soft the last pillow, on which you wi,
lie down 10 meet the resurrection morn
ing!
TO that mighty Congress, gathereI
from all nations, tongues, and language
under Heaven, the great assembly o
"ihe first born in Heaven. ~ would TAX
your cognizances, and bind you over t.
appear!
There let me meet you all; and MAJ
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Heroes Of THE Resolution There are
IN the United States just one hundred
soldiers of the Re evolution OF the PEN
sion list over one hundred years Of age.
The Oldest man on the Ii st is Michael
Hale, OF Union county, Pennsylvania,
who is in bis 10th year.
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drCth's Pills.

HAVING been before the American
Public over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and justly appreciated by many thous-
ants. Little need be said in their praise
IN The shape of'en advertisement. The
virtues Of the medicine having been tes-
led BY persons 10 everv Ciiy. Tom, Vii
lage and almost every House 10 the Uni
ted States, ask any one who has used
DE-. Brandre,h's Vegetable Universal
Pills, and a hearty recommendation will
he the ture result. 1t 'Femains only for
The public 10 be VERY CAUTIOUS where
they purchase. All Dr.. Brandrelh's A,
gents have an Engraved certificate Of
agency on which is a copy Of The Three
Labels which are upon each box Of The
lPlIs MARK-lhree labels on the top
The side and bottom Of each box, on eacf
(which is two signatures Of DR.. BraTi.
dreth.
DR.. BRANDRETH'S
Agent for The COUNTY OF Carroll iS
W. D. JENKINS.
CanolIlon, Sept. 2. 1912.
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no shade Of ministerial IN lailhlbIness
there dim my brow; and may no paIIor
OF duty neglected, and opportunity lost,
tall upon yours! Amenr'
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New Jersey.

RETURNS FROM THE WHOLE STATE
A WING MaiOrity in both Houses.
We give beIo| full returns from New
it is some consolation for oul
Wing friends:
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INEI33a


Is hereby given, that, whereas, my
wife, Eleanor Watt. has, for near four
months, left my bed and board wilhouI
any Just cause or provocalion, and ha'
filed her petition for Divorce and Ali
mony, in The county of Harrison. TIM
is to forwam all persons from trusting OF
harbouriOg her, and a quantity OF hous'
hold and dresser IurnIture which was
stolen out Cf my house fgr the use Of her.
| am determined not to pay any debts OF
her contracting since she let me-
Given under my hand this 4lh day o
Oclo1er 1912.
WILLIAM WATT.
October 7th 1912.
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EXCHANGE BROKERS,
South West corner Of Wood and Fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bank Of Pittsburgh par
Merchants and Manufacturing blk. par
do do Certificates par
Exchange Bank par
do Post Notes par
do Branch at Holydnysburg par
Bank Of North America, al PhiPa. par
Bank of N. Liberties par
Commercial Blk Of Penn'a. par
Farmers a. Mechanics Bk. par
Kensingron bank par
Philadelphia bank par
Schuylkill bank par
South wark bank par
Western bank par
Bank OF Penn township par
Bank OF Pennsylvania 8
Manufacturers a. Mechanics bk. IL
Mechanics Bank par
Moyamensing bank II
Girard bank %
United States Bank 90
Bank Of Germantown par
Bank of Chambersturgh, at Cham
be rsburgh u
Bank of Chester county par
Bank Of Delaware county par
Bank of Gettysburgh e
Bank Of Lewistown IL
Bank Of NJ lddIetown 5
Bank Of Susquehanna county,
Montrose par
Berks county Bank 81
Carlisle bank =
Columbia bank and bridge comPa.
ny D
Doyleslown bank par
Easton bank par
Erie Bank &
Franklin blk Of Washington par
Farmers and Drovers' Bank 6
do Currency noles Il
Farmers bank Of Bucks county par
Lancaster bank 2
Farmers bank of Reading 6
tlarrisburgh bank =
Lancaster county bank Z
Farmers bank Of Lancaster z
Lebanon bank 8
Lumbermen's bank -
Miners bank Of Pottsville q
MonongeheIa Bank Of Brownsville 2
do Post Notes
Northampton bank Il
New Hope Delaware bridge com.
pany q
Wymoning bank j.
West Branch bank 5,
! York bank
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obituary.

DIED On Sunday evening the 10Th
inst, at her residence, near this place,
Mrs. SARAH ANN HENDERSON, consort Of
Edward Henderson, and daughter Of John
Mccormick, of Centre township, in the
24'h wear Of her e
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NOTICE..

NU kCh
All those indebted 10 tho
IS gE.1a firm of Collier q. Nc.
G65l-S CormiCk, or 10 the sub
scrlber, for subscription
to the Free Press, Advertising, or Job
Work, are notified that the time has
come when they must pay! 1t is hoped
that every individual who knows him
self indebte will consider that this no
tice is intended especially for him.
You may think our claim against you
so small that if we had it, it would do
US no good--if it is small it will require
but a small sum to pay it-and you
know all large sums are made up out
OF small ones. The next call that's
made upon you will be through a JUS
vice Of the Peace. Mark that. The
subscriber returns his thanks to those
who have paid up %punctuaIIy. And
would say to those who are in arrears,
that it IS unreasonable for them 10 sup.
pose that a newspaper can be published
and furnished TO individuals who never
pay for it. All read this dun, and those
who know themselves indebted, (no mat.
ter how wealthy they may be,) may
expect their accounts left 10 the hands
Of proper officers for collection, if moi
paid Immediately.
T. w. COLLIER.
CarroIllon. Oct. 81, 1912.
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u cIcOt lc4Z,
Aiberson John M'Guire James
Beahout John, 2 Martzall VIM
Btrnbouse Marg't Miller Rev. J R
Farmhouse Vim. Mile! Hickman
Joshua Mclaughlin James
CobIc George Miller Joseph
Dnnmore Elias M'Clork VIM
Dunbar James Pugh Carbarine
Deal John Reynolds G.
Dunlap Mr.. Rigdon Thomas
Ebersole George Slrayer Jacob
Grarhart John Shave John
Griffith William Snyder Jesse
Hooten Marx Simpson Alexander
Hszle,l James Stephenson Juseph
Howard F Taylor Jane
Hughes John, 2 Thompson George
Jenkins VIM d. 8 Vanhorn Jacob
Klnlner George WestfaIl James
THOMAS WILSON, P. NJ,
CarroII'on Oct. 7, 1912.
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Majority

SCHUYLKILL.-Heebner, a Democrat
ic volunteer, has beaten Straub, the old
member, who was the regular nominee Of
that party. The regulars we're also
defeated for Prolhonolary, but carried
their Register and Recorder.
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5INlo Sour Issuod BY doc soIyenl

oIaie scrip Issued by the solvent
banks q
Erie State Scrip II
HOnesdale bank 4
County Scrip 6
Guy Scrip G
Bank of Montgomery county, at
Norrisrown mar
Bank Of NorlhumberI and 5
OHIO.
st. Clairsville 9
New Lisbon. dem'd notes 2
Cincinnati Banks Q
Clinton Bank Of Columbus, dem'd
notes 9
CjrclevIIle RI, Lawrence, Cash'r1 Q
ChiIlicolhe 10
rankin bank OF Columbus 9
Commercial Bank Of Lake Erie 35
Dayton Q
Farmers Bank SteubenviIle 2
Farmers bank Of Canton IS
GeaUga 2
Granville 20
Hamilton 30
Lancaster 25
Marietta, dem'd notes 2
Massillon Q
Mount Pleasant 2
Norwalk Q
Putnam 2
Post Notes 2
SanduSky 2
Scioto 9
Small Notes 2
Urbana 60
Wooster 2
Xenia 9
GAINESVILLE 2
INDIANA.
State Bank and Branches 8
State Scrip As
KENTUCKY.
Bank Of LOU svilIe 2
Bank Of kentucky and branches 2
Northern bank and branches 2
ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branches 63
Bank Of S]haWneetown 60
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Virginia 2
Bank Of the Valley and branches 2
Exchange bank Of Virginia 2
Farmers bank Of Virginia 2
Merchants and Mechanics bank 2
North Western bank 9
Post Notes S
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city Banks par
Bank of Salisbury 2
Mineral bank 2
Washington county banks 9
| All other solvent banks. 2
EXCHANGE.
At sight.
On Phil adelphia
New York
" Baltimore
" Boston
God IL Silver par
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINlNG in The Post Office at
"a CrrroIlton, Ohio, on The Isl day
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Bank Note List.

SPECIE STANDARD
Corrected for The Morning Chronicle By
SIBBETT & JONES,
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
South West corner Of Wood and Fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Estate Of j.
October 7. l842.
October ID, 1912.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all those
indebted to the estate Of Peter Ddyhuf,
late Of Carroll county, OHIO, deceased,
10 make immediate payment to The IN.
derSigned administrators; and all those
having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly au.
l%hentinated, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
JOSEPH DAYHUtF,
JOHN SHOBER,
Administrators.
October T, l842,
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FOR what purpose was this vast debt rolled up1 Not
oil all the numerous works completed pays its own ex
pences but the Erie Canal Every work constructed
and every dollar borrowed is additional charge upon
that work The lateral canals yield less towards their
own expences than formerly. The Governor with a most
astonishing degree of financial skill recommends that the
state be prevented from assuming the payment Of the mon
ey loaned to the nsovcnt companies by continuing lend
them money enough to pay themselves This is indeed a
novel mode of avoiding the difficulty but how long can
be kept up is problem. The Governors advice will have
indeed but very little weight but should the Legislature
lend to the Improvement cry but for moment the
State is lost.
The breaking up OF the Ohio Legislature, although a
high handed and desperate partisan movement produc
tive OF much good in as much il defeats three bills
which wonld seriously have injured the State We alude
to the stop law the bill recharter some the twenty
SIX banks whose charters expire year and the bill to
borrow more money stock Any one of these bills
would have been matter OF permanent injury to the
Satethe deserton of the from their business
a matter of small moment in comparison
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, August ia p. mr.

The sales at the stock board have not materia,v os
in their general character Indiana IS fell Long Island
rose D. 1t is stated that Mr.. Watt intends to call meeting
of the Harlem stockholders to pass resolutions on tho
condition of the Board of Directors many of whom ia
alleged, own no stock This movement is opposed bv
some large holders Of the stock.
AT Charleston on the 18th inst there were sold at
ton 100 shares the Bank of Hamburg at s3s to 30
$40; 80 shares of the Union Bank at S40l per share
It is stated the Citizens Consolidated Commercial Ca.
nal City and Union Banks of New Orleans will be mme
diaely put in liquidation by the Attorney General Those
that may hold out and sustain are supposed to
be the Bank OF Louisiana the State Bank the Mechanics
and Traders, and the Carrolton Bank.
We yesterday made some auson to the stock Of the
State Of Kentucky seemsthat in 1870 the Legislature of
Kentucky authorised the secry Of State issue per ct
bonds for loan Of million and half Of dollars for
posesof internal improvement Soon after the passage
this act or aboutw years ago the secry of state issued
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Passengers Arrived.

N LosDoS-paeLet ship Gladst9rIMn haywood, Mis-,
haywood and servant, Of Phadepha; Mrs Hyslop and
,srvan, Mrs Payne Guile Mis-, N Briton New York;
vile; Ky w de Kankon, lady child and two servants
Stockhom; hr Colby and lady, d Crawford and lady Mr.
B.ssett MIR Donaldson, England87 IN the steerage.
HAyRE-Packe ship ST. Nicolas-Nrs Emile Rosset Paul
Doun, OF France; Joseph RUSSELL Mrs Louisa Geenough
Miss Visa Luke sa Foster Boston: Rev Lot Jones Mrs
Lucy Ward three children and New York. Miss The
Isa Walsh Ph,ladslrhis pr John Ferry; Gsors Anthony
l6n in the Storage
LwEnPeoI-Packet ship shcrdan-Edw Collins Esq and
lady, Miss Mary Ann Collins Master Henry Colt Collins and
two servants, Albert Christie and lady VIM Christie Ca
rone Rowland Geo Dor Utah Hendricks and lady Miss
Alice Hendricks, Miss Resale Eliza Hendricks and two ser
wants David Brown. Mr. Duffy all Of New York; L Hub
Boyd, North Cs,?ln. DR. Eusts South Carons Capt Grad
Miss Amelia Bidduph servant eland-and 2l9 in the
steenge.
LvERPooL-Packet ship Columbus-J w Handy and lady
Providence; kavanah, Capt Burrows Holmes New York
Crawford Manchester OConner, Upper Canada-55 in
the steerage.
LrERrooL-Shp Ondaka-P Doyle B Macmillan of
France--29f in the steersge
New ORLEANS Ship Brunswck-Mrs Seager, Capt Grant
CAPT Clark Messrs Mills, Prolani, and Edwards in the
steerage.
MoBnE-Ship Margaret Forbes-C w Titcomb