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Nav YoRK. July %

~N'h1 wy 81
The National Iatelligencer OF this morning pub
fishes card from Mr.. Burlngame, Of Massa-
chusetts, in which he says the conversation be-
tween himself and the friends Of Mr.. Brooks
having received an Interpretation that does in
justice to its real meaning, He now withdraw
1t and says explicitly that he leaves the speech
TO interpret itself, and holds himself personally
responsible for it.
The Herald ontains Mr.. Brooks narrative
of the affair between himself aud Burneame
After giving the antecedents of the affair down
to the acceptance of the challenge, he closes
thus
He Mr.. Burlingame) requires me to meet
him in Canada, q distance OF 700 mess by the
mail route, arout runring through the enemy's
country, and through which no man knows bet.
ter than Mr.. Burngame that could not pas
without running the gauntlet of mobs, of assas.
slns prisons, peni!entiares, bIiliffs aud consta-
bles.
He knew that could never get to Canada.
and that, was to do so, and he we're to fall
that never would get back, He might as
well have designated Boston Common. His
proposition is OF so prepos:erous a character,
that the public will appreciate it without COM
ment from me. When repudated the mem.
orandum which was prepared by his friends
and delivered in his own presence, | felt some
sympathy for the agony Of proud man drv.
en- to doing wrong that he might retrieve the
honor OF his State, which had been tarnshed
by unworthy representation, but his last con.
ditiOn is worse than the former, and deliver
him to that condemnation which honorable
men in every community will strongly inAct.
| have no further demands upon him, but shou ID
he be screwed up TO the point of making de-
mands upon me, / will no: treat him as gen.
tleman and meet him at any convenient place
upon equal terms.
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There Is a unity Of sentiment between those
~Orihies on The subject Of the prO-slavery Gin.
eiDnat platform which is truly admirable. This
is what Frank Pierce said OF il in bis recent
speech at Washington.
congratulate you that your choice has fal.
len on man who stands on the IDENTICAL
PLATFORM THAT | OCCUPY, and that
he will take the SANE with the standard lev.
cred never an inch
Douglas. in hio speech at the ratification al
New ork, said
Buchanan and myself have, for several years
back, ever since l came into public life, HELD
THE SANE POSITION on the slavery ones.
tiOn, from beginning to end.
Mr.. Buchanan in his late address 10 the Key
Stone Club, at Wheatland. Pa, said
l have been placed upon platform Of W hieh
MOST HEARTILY APPROVE, and that
ca" speak for me. Being the representative of
The great Democratic party, and not simply
James Buchanan, must square my conduct
according 10 the platform Of that party and il.
sert no new plank, nor taGe one from It..
The platform thus endorsed and eulogized
by this Democratic Triumvirale, is a deflber.
ate abandonment OF the cardinal PRINCIPLES of
the Declaration Of Independence. and establish
es IN their stead the nationality of human sla.
very by removing every restraint, and opening
all territory under the control of the general
government to slavery.
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Neru 5petiaI Notices,
A Voice from Virginia.
CABIN PoINT, Surry Co..

CABIN PoINT, SurTy Co., Va.
Dr. Seth S. Hance:--I was in Baltimore in
April, 1854, and from paper received of yours was
In duced to buy box of your Pills, recommended as
sovereign cure for the Epileptic Fits. AT that time
one OF my servants had been afflicted with fits about
twelve years. When reaching home, / commenced
with the pills according to directions. do not think
she has had one since. My wife though, is somewhat
induced to believe she may have had one onlv Enco
sed you will find five dolOrs for which you will please
forward me two boxes. l suppose you can for.
ward them by mail. Your compliance will oblige me
Your respectfully SIE6GE
DR. Hances Fpieptic Pills are also sovereign reme
dy for every modification of nervous diseases The per
vous sufferer; whether tormented by the acute phys
cal agony of neuralgia, ticdoloreux, or ordinary head
ACHE afflicted with vague terrors weakened by period
ical fits, threatened with paralysis borne down and dis
prited by that terrible lassitude which proceeds from
lack OF nervous energy, or experiencing any other
pain of disability arising from the unnatural condition
of the wonderful machinery which connects every
member with hesource of sensation motion and thoupht
derives immediate benefit from the use Of those pils
which at once Gains, nvigorates and regulates the
shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country by mail free of nos.
tage. Address Seth S. Hance, l08 Baltimore street
Baltimore Md. Price, one box, %; two S.; twelve. s24
July Him -
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Obituary.

Died. on the Isth day of July, A. D. 1856
in Carroll county, Ohio, OftyphOid fever, afte
an illness Of one week. John L. Miller, con O
Adam and Esther Miller. aged &c years,
months and 6 days.
The deceased was born in Washington
county, Pennsylvania. and during bis child
hood bis parents moved to the State Of Ohio
where he spent the remainder Of bis days OF
earth. In his infancy he was dedicated to th,
Lord By the holy ordinance OF christian bap
tism. On the 4th day OF Jane, A. D. 1855
he was united to Miss Elizabeth StemPIe. in the
bonds holy matrimony, by the Rev. G. Gau
mer. Thus they have enjoyed their happy
union but one year. one month and twelve days
He left one child, aud his young bereaved
widow TO deplore his sudden and unexpected
death. o how fraught with truth is the dee.
isrstiOn ofhOly writ; "that our days are as a
handbreath, and our age as nothing before the
Lord Verify, every man at his best state is
altogether vanity" Our days on the earth are
truly as a shadow, and there is none abiding;
they are hurrying US along the impetuous
stream of Life BY the great velocity of time
and never more return to US again to improve
aud enjoy them. Yes, even "in the midst of
life We are in death!''. OF what solemn and
timely admonition, and what loud call, is
such a dispensatiOn Of Divine Providence to
us; but especially to all such who have not yet
made their peace with God, through the atene-
ment of Jesus Christ Here on earth is our
probationary ground our preparatory place;
hence if we neglect to make ft preparation
for death and for blissful Immortality, it will
forever be too late.
On the 18th day Of July, 1856, his body
was conveyed to the cemetry (at the Harsh
Church for interment, aud followed BY large
concourse of relatives, friends and neighbors,
to mourn his departure, and pay their last
tribute of respect to the dead. May this dis
pensation Of Divine Providence be sanclifed 10
the good of the bereaved widow, relatives,
friends, and 10 the entire community
c. II. REITER.
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RErRrBUuoN'- TALE OF PAssToN,-BY Mas.
E. D. E. N. SOUrHwoRTH,- Author cf "The
Lost Heiress," Deserted Wife," "Missing
3ride." "Wife's Victory" "Curse of Cliff,
ton," Etc. Complete in one large duode-
eimo volume, neatly bound in Cloth, for
One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents or in
two volumes, paper cover, for One Dollar, -
This work is now in Press, and will be ready
for sale on Saturday. August 10th.
The Publisher, Z. B. Peterson, takes great
pleasure 10 being able to announce another
york by this celebrated and popular American
Authoress, A celebrated critic. who has read
the work in manuscript, says
The author Of "Rebibution," is already ia.
nous and celebrated as writer of fiction. We
regarded the Lost Hsiress" as furnishing IL.
dubitabie evidence Of her powers as a novelist,
and so We de still. But if any doubt had ex-
listed on the subject, the work before us would
remove il. "RetribaGOn" stamps Mrs. South.
worth as among the first. If not the first and
best female writer 10 AmeEca-that is, as to
ths effect which she produces on the mind and
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE,

DR., Tobias Venetian Lniment, is warranted to cure
Cholera Collie Sea cknesso ID Sores Swelling Tooth.
Sche, Headache and pains of all kinds or no paw.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Capt. Comstock Of the Steamer Baltic collins Linel
was cured of severe attact of Chronic rheumatism in
few days BY DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian lin
ment
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Mr.. John Wright Of the firm of J, Wright L Co., No
Isl. CHARTERS Street. New Orleans. was immediately
cured of severe attack Of Cholera by Tobias Lniment
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs. Joseph NichOll Of No. l6. Essex Street, New
York was cured of an attack Of Colo and vomiting BY
DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
Depot, 60. CORTLAND St., New.York.
Sold BY all the Druggists, price 25 & so cts
Agents G. A. BeOge and J. G. Baxter, CarroIlton;
Wand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pugh Harris.
burgh.
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7. B. PETERSON,
No. lO2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,

lMPRovEMENTs.- Our euterprsing townsmen
J. Helfrich Esq, and Mr.. /. Crumrine, are
pushing forward their hew brick buildings on
the corners of Lisbon and North streets, to COM
pletion. The building of tie former, intended
as dwelling is being enclosed, and is a sub
stantial structure, adding much to the improve
ment Of that portion of our town. The build
ing Of the latter, intended for store-room
though not so large as the former, is an i'm :
provement no less observable and important
Itis the intention Of Mr., Crumrine 20 open an
iron and hardware store, which is much need
ed in this place. Success to him.
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c. II, REITER

@ The burning of the Railroad Depot at
New Philadelphia. on the morning of tie 2lst,
is supposed 10 be the work of an incendiary.--
The watchman had left about O'Clock in the
morning the fire was discovered about an
hour after, when the Depot was one sheet of
fire. The loss to the company, says the i'd
vOcdte, isestimated at from $4,000 to $4,000
including liabilities for goods in their hands.
Rev. A. Magee lost all his household goods
and library, and most to be deploled his en-,
sire manuscripts for some 90 years accumulat.
ing. Mr.. Eli Knisely, of Leesburgh, lost some
$500 value in stoves.
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HARLEM SPRINGS. This pleasant resort du
ring the sultry days is literally patronized thi.
season. The Springs are increasing yearly in
notOriety, and will become, under proper man.
agement. place where the elite, the fashona
BILE, as we'll as the invalid, ofbOGh city and coun.
try, will spend the summer months.
We are veil assured that tho present pro
prietor will spare no pains in rendering salts.
faction to those who may pay the springs Wis.
it.
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Cin,i matt Torpedo Case.--The trial Of Arri-
son, for the murder oil Allison. with torpedo
has just come of at Cincinnati. and resulted in
verdict of Manslaughter. The sentence has
been suspended until he goes through another
trial for the murder Of Mrs. Allison at the same
time, for which he now stands indicted. This
was bis third trial. 1t is understood that the
Jury at first stood for murder in the first de-
gree, for second degree and for manslaught
er. The verdict has been the subject of severe
criticism in the Queen city. VIM. Johnston
formerly of this county, was c>uns,l for de-
fendant.
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TONES WON'T DOI

They never did do more than give temporary relic
and they will II because they don't touch the
the disease. The cause of all ague and bli
Gus diseases is the atmospheric poison called lfasma
or Malaria. Neutraize this poison by its natural anti
d0te, and all disease caused by il disappears at once
Rhodes Fever and Ague is this antidote to mas
ria, and moreover, it is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist j. R. Chiffon
of New York. to this effect is atts.hed TO every bottle
therefore ifit does no good it can do no harm,
This is more than can be said of quinne arsenic or
any tonic in existence their use is ruinous to the
constitution and brings on Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for single mo-
ment. In illustration Of these truths annex some ex
tracts from letter just received from physician:
GEORGETOWN, ONO, March II, 1885,
JAS 4. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of the
ID inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last wear
and the difficulty in getting any to try it was great
y increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public as
being better than using quinine,-nOt knowing pre-.
that the remedy they used to escape taking aui
nine, contained the Drug itself
This remedy, known as "Smith's Tonic" would in
variably BREAK an ague, but it did NIT CURE it. as il
would often return with renewed vlgor This one cir
cumstanee deemed in your favor, Il could institute
testcCmparison between it and your Cure he follow.
ing is the result
Three persons took your "curs" all Of which were
standing, They had tried quinne and other rem edies
occasionally missing chill but it was, las in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the founda.
ton of other and maladies did succeed in eff
fecting radical cure of all three of these cases with
your remedy, and they have not had chill SINCE In
all three of these cases the Smiths Tonic" had been
used, and would before stated break the chill but
after period or two had elapsed it would return
81 think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your "Cure" the advantage ground of any other RENE.
dy nov in use here, &c, &c
WILLIAM BUCKNER, N. D.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure or Antidote to Nal.
aria the only harmless remedy in existence, is equally
certain as preventive, as "cure" Take it when you
feel the chills coming on and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, R. I.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, II. BLAKsLEY, Chicago
BARCLAY BROs And for sale by Druggists generally.
Sold by G. A. BOegel, Carrollton, Ohio.
June &c; 1856. (April "a, la56.-3m.l
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HotIoUay's Ointment and Pills, infalEble
remedies for Salt Rheum. Edward Jackson, Of Gal.
weston, Texas suffered increasingly for four wears
with altrheum, so bad he that for four or Ave
months at time, he was compelled to keep to bis
ped ana tne doctors told him canddly that he need
never again expect to be WELL Finding this to be- the
case he dismissed them, and Immediately put himself
under course of Holoways Ointment and Pills. these
fine rtms dos soon made such Improvement in him
that he was enabled to his occupation, and BY
continuing them for short time he was restored to the
blessings of health which he has enjoyed ever SINCE
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Hoofand's German htters,

The Great Remedy for Nervous Deb;litv.
j. M. Halshzer D1ylestown, Pa, June 90, 1859
says; "My wife has been afli cted with neryous de-
bility since September, 81. since which time | have
been unable to find any physician medicine that wou
store ofDr, Harvey, ofths town. Tor some tincture -
iroG, and described to him the Affections of nv WIFI
he then handed me lot of papers to read among which
found one describing your German 3itters, mmedi.
ately procured few bottles from him, and am plessei
to state thathe of the Biters has done ber
good than all the medicine she has heretofore taken
wish you to send me half dozen bottles"
See advertisement
JuIg 24-2w
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feelings Some may employ more flowing
style and tara Of periods more nIi,tically
smooth but for bOldness. Vigor and gsaphic
force, Mrs. southwOrlh has no equal 10 tls
use Of gentle tones and tender accents, when
required, she is not deficient but Il is when
bitter and wishsring irOny-that which pier.
ces the soul-is to be employed. or the passions
OF her eharacters--those which shake Us with
their intensiy-are to be broughtin play, tha.
she rises to her fall and majestic height, and
towers far above all her female contempt aries.
Critics have always eOmplimented her on her
glowing description Of scenery" And we
agree with them. but il is in the description of
scenes that we think she is more completely at
home. In such as exhibit sarcasm. passion. or
any uncomfortable intensity Of feeling, Mrs. s.
in our opinion, far exceeds any female writer Of
the present day. The plot is well laid, and
the characters are all fully and most ably de-
velOPed. The reader, upon opening the work
Is drawn fOrV ard as by charm, becoming more
and more envelOPed as be proceeds. until lost
to everything else, he feels himself one Of those
creatures of fancy. and moves forward wholly
absorbed to the end. But the work is not on.
ly thrilling One-itis practical, moral dslin-
cation Of the human character, and should be
read BY all. Its aims are to improve the NOR.
al training of children, and its tendencies to
teach us how to enjoy life at any and every
stage. No book has ever come into our hands
hat will better pay calm aud patient perusal
Es Copies OF either edition Of the work,
will be sent to any part of the United States,
free OfpostGge. on renting the price of the E.
iitiOn they may wish, to the publisher, in a
etter, addressed.
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LET Us REASON ToGETER.
HGLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE VIZ SICK

| "hA Ahb " cLOh
Il has been The lot Of the human race 10 Be weigh
ed dosn y disease and suffering. Hoioways Pills ar
specially adapted 10 the relief Of the Weak, the Ner
sexes, and constitutions. Prof. HoIlowav per..gslj,
supernends the manufacture Of his medieiaes h liz
Oned States and offers them 10 free and ebliehtea
ed people, a. the best remedy the world ever saw b.
the removal Of disease
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Ihese famous Plls expressly eer1bined to oper.
ste On ne stonaeh the liver, the kidneys, the lungs
he s.in ana me bowels, correcting any arrangement
In their functions purifying the Hood the ver1 fo.
tain Of life. and thus curing disease n m i,s fys
DTsPEPsiA And LIvER CoxpLatSrs-yearlv hsN tna
human race have taken these Pills II has been proved
in parts Of the Wcrld that nothing has been f,und
equal 70 them IN cases Of disorders Of the liver dys-
pepsa, and stomach complaints gen orally They soon
gVe healthy tone TO these organs, however much de
ranged, and when all other means have filled
GENERAL DEBILlTY, In HEALrH.-Many Of the mos,
despotie Governments have opened their Custom
Houses to the introduction Of these Pils that Il ey
NAV become the medicine Of the masses Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine l. the best remedy
ever known for persons Of delicate health or where
the system has been impaired as its inygofating pro-
peFties never fail 10 afford relief
FEMALE COMPLAIKrs.-No Female young or old
ahoud be without this celebrated medicine I. cor
sects and regulates the monthly courses at alperods
acting in many cases like charm. Il Is alsothe best
and safest medicine that be given to Children o. all
ages, and for any complaint consequently no family
should be without il.
holloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma Diarrbqa lndigestionI
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
lntushza Secondly symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complains
Worms, Of all k 'ds Lowness ofSphits Costiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Prof Holloway, 50
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand London, BY
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine |
throughout the United States and the civilized world
IN boxes, at 25 cents, SO l2 cents, and 81 each.
ES There isa considerable saving BY taking the |
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N. B. Directions for the uidance Of patients in ev.
Try disorder are affixed tOeach box.
Feb. 2S, 1856. ly
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thereby certify that hare known Mt, ]. F.
Bliss for several years, and consider him an
honorable man in every sense OF The word.
E. F. WICKER,
Commission Merchant.
GALEsBURGH. ILL.,, June 25th, 1856.
How many men in favor OF the Freedom Of
the Territories can support Buchanan after rea-
ding the above, is beyond our com prehension.
Let the Free Press of the country give this a
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PARTITION NOTICE

In PsrtidOn.

Mary Coz ct ais
hary Cox, (EidOw Of James Coz late Of Carroll Co
zee ~ James Coz, Elizabeth Cor; Barbara IsabeIls
OK sarah Cox, Isaac Cox William Henry Harrison
COX, Andrew Rash and Mary Ann Rash bis wife Al.
drew Asnnady, and Eleanor Kannady his wife william
DAVIS and Jane Davis, his wife heirs at law of AZ
James Cox deed, viii take notice, that ON he 2s.h
day Of June 1856 John W. Cox hIed n The To.rt ~
Common Pleas Of Carroll County, and State Of Ohio his
PeIhon, Ehehs Is now pending, wherein said John NJ
1oA demands partition Of the following described aads
Q Wit SKY seven acres of Of the east side Of the
North east quarter Of section thirteen Of Township ar
Teen, OF Range i've. Also forty eight acres OF of tbs
AoHh se Of The South East quarter Of section I3 Of
Township 10 Of Range 5. Also forty acres of Of ths
east SIDE OF the South east quarter of Section Of
township II Of Range T. ALSO forty acres Of Of the
west side OF the North quarter Of section Town
snip IA OF Range l. Also sixty acres OF of the Wes.
'lde Of the South west quarter Of section Is Of own
snip Ia, Of Range 4. Also twenty ac es out az ths
North east corner Of the South West quarter Of Sec.
ton IL, Of Township IL, Of Range L. Commencing 4,
the North corner OF said quarter thence west eighty rA
thence South forty rods thence East eighty ros henc
East forty rods TO the place Of beginning. And tbst
at the next term Of ssid Court application win Be- mads
by said John W. Cox for an order. that Parti,ioo
may be made Of said premises, and that the dove,
estate Of said Mary Coz (EidOW as afOresad NAV bs
assigned therein.
July 81 $50. BYE; r. ECKLEY his Arr,
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GREAT CURE OF DYsPEPsIA.
q G. MERSHON Nerebo,, s.n.

.. U. HEHoHUN, u erehanl, says
SlMPsoNVILLE, Shelby CO., Ky March 80. 1855
"The Germal Btters give general satisfaction. and
herewith hand you a certificate of Mr.. Morton Berk
ley, respectable farmer of this county,"
SIMPsoNvILLE, KY, March 81, l85s-Dear Sir
would inform you tqat have been afflicted for sever
al years with Dyspepsia 10 very aggravated form,
for which used sarsaparia and various other rene.
dies without obtaining any relief From the various
testimonials in favor of Hoofand's German Bitters.
was induced to try them and now state with pleasure
that through their use I am enjoying better health
than have done for years past and cheerfuly recon-
mend the Btters to all afflicted with that terrible dis
ease. Respectfully YOURS
10 Or. G. N. Jackson. MARION BERKLEY.
See advert GO nent.
July 10 l856.-2w
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J. w. GOULD
PRACTICAL AMBR0TYPER
AND
nAGrERRE0TYpIS1.

NEW Sky-lght Daguerrean Gallery, just below Hus-
lV tons store, Main Street, Carrollton Ohio.
positively warrant all my work, and will LET no pic
ture leave my Rooms unless perfect satisfaction is Civ
en-. l ask no recommendation. Ny pictures will show
for themselves. The AmbrOtype is truly beautiful,
Citizens and people from far and near, kindly soci
ted to call aud examine specimens, and get picture o
themselves, and friends.
June Is, '56-1y. J. W. GOULD.