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IuDUwrRIAL EXHIBPT1Oy.--An Industrial Fair will be
hsA Baptist Church, i3h street. above o. In De
cambss proximo and continue nj month.
variety OF manufactured ARTICLES valuable publications.
seae caoiss from different of the county, viii be
exhibited OF exhibition enhanced by
p<oprtaas lectures and concerts,
abroad consented de-
OCCASION Rev John Bowling D. d. Rev
T. burrows, Rev. J. Whsaos smith, Rev A. A. Willis and Rev
~ q. Haypse DR.. Maaoon Rev Dr. Neal, and Rev
Prof Braausy invited More hah dozen excellent
copcs by Crosby and lady and other celebrated
msy also be expected.
Tine very confident ibeefore that they viii be
nhe 10 make OF extraordinary interest
contributions OF ali Of manufactured goods and anc,
alclss respectfully solicited from our citizens gen
the value Of isde
aud lads the value OF g. viii be fur
with admitting them to the erhion lectures
aNk concerts.
will he ready contributions nj TIE room
December daily afterwards between IN
hssss and M until the opening Of the fair Of which
J. G. LEWIS,
Nov W-eodn Chairman OF uhe conm,'ee
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n X. CHAMBERLIS's Commercial College, located
W. Baltimore, Maryland The ostensbis
obct Of this institution place IN the reach OF individuals prop
practical mercantile educa
knowledge OF
general than acquired
many ysass any counting house.
The study embraces double entry book Keeping and It's
departments trade Mcrcan
according approved methods
penmaaship combining rapidly Of execution with beauty
law,
SUBJECTS beside other points for
understand The time
completes from eight
There being vacation, applicants al any time and az
evening Examinations held stated periods,
diplomas who graduate. For &c. write
sn1 . circular forwarded by ma !.
New i2-lydken
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EoR CALIFORNlAThe splendid and unrivaed ,team
snip Yankee Blade will Pacific on Iuesaay 3s
January wa o dc Janero Valparaiso Panama. aordne an
ehceeht Tor ports be
Yankee Blade TO take her line ran
connexion with Commodore yanderbts celebrated steam Yacht
NORM STAR and The Justly celebrated SAM FORM
ing monthly line to California, freight or pas
SUI aPppp 70, 70 Il. MILLS,
Jan i9-olet No. 81 Courtandt street
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u,vAN0 n wATsON's philsdelph Manufactures
psesnt key saamander Gre and thief proof SUITES
I..>r always ~ Dock Phaael
ps Also and iron doors s banks and stores war
raptsd equal o In the United staes
ns<srvnc~ IL rvsn who hive safes In Wa many
roo~s g. 900 OF safes are in nse
r. Maswd~f street. Pennsylvania washing
O.. safes and authorized 70 receive
orders
R~ss. Rank, Phisdephis, 10 safes IN use
Unttsl Mint do
Unlsed Arsenal, in Philadelphia, In California.
dated Appraiser Once Philadelphia.
Peppsyivanis Rs,road Company, 4 safrs.
Rhaloha, Germantown and Morso~n kailrosa compsnf'
41n1sa -
nAeNnri MexHs Son, locomotive works, Philadelphia,
8roheear nask. Winchester, Virginia
80 asApey for bSterworfh's superior bank locks,
fsasss slate lined ref,gerstors.
aa1v1e-nwly
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The petition OF James Rowe, OF Tampa Bay praying
for the extension Of patent
ourh OF April leo for Improvement In machines for eush
ing hard snhsancos, for from said
hundred and hty
II s ordered ssd
Monday the o0h OF March next, - O'Clock, m and all
persons notified appear show they
why said petition ought not 10 he granted.
Persons opposing the required Patent
OHc. the OBJECTIONS, specially writing least wesv
ay before The day Of beaunr all filed by eer party
DC used NJ me said bearing ia accord
ordered also that this notice be published Union, niel
geoceI and Evening stnr Washington, D CT Pennsyvnian,
fhadehar Pennsyvana Evening New York Post Prov
dence Rhode Island fordsn and Journal Tallahassee
ida successive the TWEEN
ueh Of March next the day OF hearing. 80. -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
rsEors Of The above papers viii please copy and sepd he
sis 70 Tho Patent Once with paper ccnsnine this notice
Jan 3-law3w
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~ n LA hid Foreign Correspondence
NAURx just imported small lot OF The celebrated
9x1 m 0vctsp paper Which viii be found
sasssaiy hae qualify, BOOK ana sH'onsp a,s'e,
tmW Eel wear WI s"ss''
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PETITION UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. CUMMING: The petition of Eli Dorling, pray
inx for pecuniary aid consideration Of the loss oil his
while in the service Of the United States at the naval sta
ton NJ Brooklyn.
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he had no doubt about its constitutional power 50 TO do
Judge Wayne gave sncelnet but highly interesting
account Of The action OF The government OF the United
States nom Its very Inception The subject OF slavery
avoiding everything partisan In his statement BY the
confederation the existence Of slavery distinctly
loguIsed On the acquisition OF the Northwestern Terri
tory the subject up and there two sIipua-
lions IN regard 10 il in the ordinance OF 1887 These
were, the hand that slavery should not exist IN
the Northwest Territory, and the olher that slaves
fugitive from the States where slavery prevailed should
be restored TO their owneIs II from this latter siip
ulaton that the similar provision il The constitution
had ts origin The Judge traced the several subsequent
acts OF Congress the side OF humaniiyas the put
ting stop TO the slave trade by people, connl0g II
TO the domestic trade among the States. and declaring its
prosecution abroad piracy He also alluded to the joint
humane action OF Eogland and The United States alter
the war OF 1912.
In the opinion Of Judge Wayne the government Is en-
trey competent, under the constitution, TO COLOMBO Tree
negroes in any colony that is It's Liberia occupies
but hundred miles OF coast and there are three
thousand more open 10 purchase aud colonization il
choose He quoted MIR. JeferBons opinion altogether
favorable 10 he power OF Congress IN this behalf Whilst
Mr. Jefferson was President he looked Congress for
aid in the matter, and actually applied to England and to
Portugal 10 acquire territory Africa, but failed in both
cases. Mr. Madison held the same views and il was
Mr. Monroe who had ELECTED those declarations from
Mr. Jefferson Twelve States OF The Union out OF
eighteen had expressed their legislative concurrence in
the same policy aad Virginia had done this twice, with
an interval OF fifteen years between The Two acts
The only real question: Them was Can The government
COLOMBO blacks as well as whites Judge Wayne knew
OF nothing prevent H. and believed The power perfectly
constitutional Ever since the government began il has
been coonlzng Indians, not out oil but IN the United
States. There must them be poWer TO do this. lie re-
feIred in complimentary terms to the late report Of Com
missioner Manypenny, OF The ladan bureau, as furnish
ing an Argument quite to tue purpose
Judge Wayne said he had not pretended more than TO
give few leading hints 10 be followed by his hearers
on this branch OF The subject.
The Judge had concluded his remarks at 10 o'clock
when our reporter lett the church.
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iuruAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
Nl
Net, accumulated cash fund, August 1859 o3sC2
y. =. wrssres, President Is.Ao AnH.r, Secretary,
Al the profits divided among policies oE
the whole lie will be made available In payment premiums
Of those who IT,
Policies for the security o. creditors issued reduced mates q
premium.
Explanatory pamphlets other information may he obanedP
application TO
CHAs. DE sELDINe, AGENT
Seventh ct, opposite Odd Fellows hsh'
applications, sep m-2avu
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The Game of War.

The foreign news we publish to day, leaves
it scarcely matter of doubt that the dogs Of
war are to be loosed, and thousands, and per
haps millions of innocent people, sacri6C ed to
its fiery lust. From the Don to the Tiber,
from the Thames to the Danube the trumpets
and on every hand fleets and battallio's are
wheeling into line. Fancy Staggers at the pros
pective vision-the grim and grisly bear ofthe
north, titanio as ferocious, and the more feroci-
GUS since he stands isolate and at bay, parts
his grey lips and through his shining teeth
bowls defiance at the wolf pack gathering to
drive him from his prey.
It will be terrible combat up and down the
Euxine, over the PrinCipalities, through PO-
land and Hungary, and perhaps Italy-and
who knows but overlapping all barriers.
France and Germany shall feel the shock a.
monp their corn fields and hills of vines. -
How the cannon will roar out the dance music
ofhavoc and death, and the musketry rain a
devils sonata" to desolation, and sabres and
sciufi.ers ring and flash mad with the fury AID
drunkenness of battle !! + t.l ..t.a
And for what is all this to be ? For what,
industry turned from the furrow, the sickle,
the vineyard, the anvil, the trowel, aud the
axe For what murder and rapne afrighting
the still stiffness of peaceful hamlet For
what, slaughter and famine, end graves, and
blackness, and ashes over all the fair face Of
earth Let the half dozen descendants of i'm
perial and kingly robbers who sit on the great
thrones Of Europe, answer 1t is for theiI
accursed lust that millions Of people-their
helpless serfs and slaves-are to be marshalled
from the four quarters Of the globe, ranged
face TO face. to slay one another, and strew
their brother carcasses in nameless graves.
OF all these people to slaughtered, how few
have any stake in the issue but their own life
or death. They have no quarrel. Of diverse
tongues and races, they seek not to destroy
each other---they knew not each other, until
their masters fell out No, they are to be The
viCt ms Of war-which Shelley calls
'.The statesman's game, the priests delight"
Their thorats are to be out, their limbs back
ed and broken, tn cir bodies mangled apd scat
tered, and their once happy homes filed with
widows and orphrps. and the loud wall of woe,
to satisfy the foul and bloody ambition Of kings
Surely there must be some inscrutable purpose
or the providence Of mer ciful Gud sanctions
not such war.--N. Y. NJ.
eS- Ready Made Clothing can be bought cheap, Of
swab.cker's Clothing Store, on Lisbon street,
Give him call, his stock can't be beat in this part Of
Ohio. Come one, como all
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hF. Hubbard intrOdHosd bill 70 PrOtsss the
public works Of shs State.
Bill To amend The esd section Of the school
Law. was reported back without recOmnenda.
liop.
Mr.. Rogers, Of Licking. intrOduceda q esOlu-
ton requesting our Representatives. &c. to
procure a repeal Of all duty On foreign sugar
and mOlasses. This passed unanimously.
Mr.. Eckley's temperance bill. with the bin
reported as an amendment 10 it by the special
committee Of thirteen. came up, and afler con-
siderable debate, in which Baker pitched in with
some zeal, the substitute was lost by vote Of
so to IS. The original bill was then indefinite
ly postponed BY vote Of a. to 80. And thus
the House has got out at precisely The place it
went In, having accomplished nothing. but be-
ing ready to start of sgain on the same
journey. .... ......
Bill for The distribution Of Curwen' Revised
statutes, with amendments, was agreed to, and
the bill passed.
Senate bill increasing The jurisdiction Of JUS
tees Of the Peace in criminal cases, on plea Of
guilty, was indefinitely postponed, ...
Bill fixing the amount of school tax at one
mill on the dollar was debated at some length,
but before any votes were taken the House ad-
iOuned,
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AMENDED TAX BILL.

On the Esd Of March, the Finance Committee of the
House reported Tax Bill sOmewhat similar in It's pro-
visions to the old one Il does away with the $50
emptiOn and ePeas the 10Th and llh sections Of the
present Tax Law providing for deductions moneys and
credits There several other particulars in which Il
differs from the form Bill but the above the most
important changes Il is expected that there win be
some change in the present law but II tis to be from
bad to worse dear help us If we are to be taxed on
what We as well as what We OsA deliver Us from the
hands Of such monsters, who, under the garb Of De
mOcracy, rule the people by laws Of desPOtism.-
Save US from such mock RepubIcanism.
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PEOPLES MEETING.

On our hrst page will be found the proceedings Of the
Mass Convention, at Columbus on the 22d of March,
Ast The Resolutions viii speak for themselves-they
are, in letter and spirit the uttcrance Of the principles
Of freedom and Justice in bold and fearless manner.
The number in attendance not much short Of 5000
persons, notwithstanding several of the Douglass organs
in the State and especially the Ohio SGtcan attempt
TO make il out that the meeting failure; but they
have been most signaly rebuked Good feeling prevail
ed throughout but one sentiment animated the whole
COnvenlion-OppOsiton to the Nebraska Bill. .sa
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CITIZENS ATTEND!

At meeting Of the " Carrollton Fire En-
gine Company. Hope, No, l." the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted, and
ordered to be printed in the papers Of our
town: 's''t "-'I
WHEREAS, II Is not on unusual occurrence for our ct
zens TO be alarmed by the cry of "Fre" and that we
are wanting well organized Engine Company, FIR the
purpose Of protecting the property of our ctzens and
whereas, we, the" CarrOltoh Fire Engine Company"
are unable to purchase the Engine in use, and
also to sink Cisterns for the use Of the 01mpany
therefore, 3apb3"1 vag, y
ResoiBed That committee v, tuieo oe appointed for
the purpose of soliciting subscriptions from the citizens
and property-hoders of our tOwn--who are the ones
really intsresedto aid the company to purchase the
Engine now in our use,
RESOLVED, That provided there cannot be enough
money raised to buy the Engine and also to sink four
cisterns that the mey which may be raised be applied
to the sinking of the csterns.
ResoIucd That D. H. Levy, David Gantz and ], N.
BOlen be appointed the committee for said purpose.
By order Of the Company.
ALIEN GREEN, Sec.
~ March Or s1R5A f,r .fN H.,
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

Next Monday the 10th inst, the election for aboard
Of Education" for this Borough viii be held at Lisbon
81. School House, at the hour Of o'clock P. NJ All
who feel interested in the education Of our youth attend
IL highly important that the board be filed with men
who win make the education of the children Of our BOr
Ough, an object second to none. "'i .. '''
Come to the election-all cOme--let there be full
representation in this behalf
Remember, next Monday Is the dag. e..t had 4,
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Morkets.
CARROLLToN MARKETS.
GLEAvLAND MARKET. q

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
APRIL a, 1854.
FL0UR-We have small sales to note at $50 to 7.>
90 as TO quality.
WHEAT-Ranges from 1880 to lao. tlDy (. .
C0RN-0hering at soc.
oATS-The plice has not changed. Sales are made
at IS to S6 on the cars.
SEEDS-Clover sells at IS, to 6,l2i There are small
transactions in Timothy at S2,75. ~ p3ilta.a
WHITE REANS--Priees range from 81 to l,25.--,
We hear Of small sales at first figures.
P0RK-The demand is limited. We quote sales a.
Sl3. = st 5lsaa3 584
LARD-We note small sales, by the Dbl. at SIC.
EGGS The quoted rates, by the bbi ST TO &c.
BUTTER. From common to choice may be quoted at
s to llc." rh {0 ,haa.J u
RICE-There Is light stock in the market. The ru.
ling price is st to 81. Esf' uq5g. as q.
PEACHES-Peeed sell at lilo per 10 unpeeled, per
bu. Sl37 to $50. t,avv
DRIED APPLES-Prces hold at l,l2t.
FlSH-White may be quoted at 81 Trout at $3.50
to8. t''.s
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TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

Tho Election held last Monday, In Centre township
resulted in the success Of the entire Whg ticket for
township officers The mSortes range from 20 to Al.
The following are the officers elected ,aG p, fs.
1rustees-David Maple, ST.,
Chas Elson,
Jas. Baxter. ]@a's" w A'a
.Htl Assessor,--Jn w. Young, sa3inHU5Ha
Cierk-Isaac Ulman.
Tredstrer-R Runion,
COaStdble-J. n Bolen. Hf4r
10 the road district composed Of the Borough Of Car.
rollton, Jacob S. Coleman was elected Supervisor.
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March 90.

March go.
SExArE.-Bill in relation to life insurance
for the benefit of widows, DC. passed "a to /.
Bill to regulate the sale Of nostrums, was
read the third time and failed--l4to to I2 not a
constitutional majority. On motion this vote
was reconsidsred, aud apon motion to indef.
niteIy postpone, it was lost I5to i6.
Upon motion to refer the bin to the com.
mittee OH medical colleges &C., it was debated
at some length by several Senators.
The House resolution for the repeal Of the
duty on sugar and molasses. was debated. 1t
was moved by Mr.. Atkinson to add iron, wool
and cotton manufactures to the list. Mr.. PEN
dleton moved to lay the resolution and amend
ment on the table lost, Mr.. Follett moved
the previous question. Sustained, and the or
giEal resolution without amendment passed.
81 to 0. sa.rr. ....... ...
Let it be forwarded to Washington at once
Bill TO amend section "a of act for the organ
rzatiOn Of cities and villages, passed. .,.r.
The Militia bill (minus the taxing clause J
passed--yeas 90, nays7. s...... ..-,
Mr.. Atkinson introduced resolution in fa-
vOr of putting iron, Gotten and woolen manu-
factures on the free list. Upon this a sparrne
debate arose. in which several Senators def
ned their positions. Finally the previous ques.
tion was ordered, and the resolution was lost
by IL to l6 as follows: .t....
YEAs--Messrs. Anderson, Atkinson, Bartlit
Davis, JeWett. Lee, McCauslln, Norris, Smith,
Of Athens, Stokes, Townsend, and Williams o.
Columbiana. i.... .r........
NAYs--Messrs: Allen, Barrerre, Converse
Foot, HoOkinbery, Mcclure. Pendleton. Rib
let, Schif, Shideler, Sinclair, Smith of Madi
: son, Taylor, Williams of Coshocton, and
Wright. .F
HousE-Bll to amend the corporation act,
so as TO regulate contracts with gas compani es
we're paSsed.-.53 to 8.
Bill to pay Harvey Ferguson for services as
Postmaster, for the time previous to his cleo
ton as Sergeant-at- Arms, was lost---54 to l2
lit requiring a two!thirds vote. ....
On motion, the vote was reconsdered, rnd
the bill was laid on the table
A bill from the Senate authorizing guardians
OflegateeS to compromise with the widows and
heirs was debated during the forenoon.
6 Mr.. Metcalf INTRODUCED bill of some Interest.
II abOlishes the Board ofStaie House Commits
sioners, and makes the Governor, Auditor. and
Secretary OfState the commission srs with pow
er to appoint an architect, DC. "a
Senate bill de6nining liability of stockhold.
ers in joint stock companies providing liabil-
, ty in addition to stock. Of an amount equal to
, the same, passed by vote of go tot, ..,.
? The bill tOprovde for a school tax of ,One
mills on the dollar, was taken up and debated
at length Amendments proposing II mills
were offered. H
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THE BOOK OF GENXSIS:

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