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.-ni EH SIDES, JAS =. SLOWER.
Late vi the firm Of Stevens Late Of the tnon Hc,..
HoiuFshead x Co.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(LATE WHITE SWAN,
Rae Street, njore Third,
rIIIT AnEI puIk

PHILADELPHIA.
yHNH L above well-known Establishment, have
4 ing been entirely remodesd, introd' cling all
the modern Improvements, and also, newly fur
rished throughout, will be opened for the lccsp-
ton of Guests on the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
The proprietors from their determination to
devote their attention to The comfort OF their guests
iatter themselves with the conviction that they
will be able to give satisfaction to their patrons.
Carriages will always I've in readiness 10 con-
vey passengets TO and from Steamboat Landings
and Railroad Depo;s.
SIDES T. STOVER,
Race Street, above ! htrd.
| Phila deIphia, August 80, lsa6.-ly
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Prepared by DIR. s. G. AVER,
Practical and Analyticsl Chemist, Lowell. Mass.

PRICE IS C7s Box. FIVE BOXES FOR 81.
3)iD ny
Wn. A. Bruner, Sunbury; Bird Il John, Shamokln
W Wiener, Northumberland; J. r. Casl"w Milton
Hays & McCormicE McEwnsvllc and by all Druggists
throughout the cNNny.
August III, 1856 --iy
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Nm pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
q Court Of Northumberland County, will be
exposed to public sale on FRIDAY the | 9th
day Of September, next. at the Public House
OF Wm. NJ Weaver, in the town Of Shamokn,
the following described real estate TO wit
All those eight lots of ground, situate in
the town Of Shamokn. County aforesaid,
numbered as followa: Block CT lot no. 4 /;
block y, lot no. 6 block 9g, lot no 4 block
l3, los no, 8; block 72; lot no. 5 block %,
lot no. 5 hlock f07, lot no. block IO6,
lot no. 2. Late the estate Of Jacob Albright.
late Of the city of Lancaster. deceased Sale
to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ. Of said
day, when the terms Of sale will be made
known bY
CHRISTIAN zERCUFR. Admir-.
BY order of the Court
G b. PURsEL., OK. o. c. ts
Sudbury, August 23, $50.
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SHERM, fish, tanners, faxseed and pine Oil,
- paints, glass, putty, copdl vstnish, spts tur-
pentine. fluid and paint brushes for sale hy
Nav 81, 80. F.. Y. BRIGHT a. SON
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JACOB i.AIXTEi,,s ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
~ ministration have heen granted to the sub
scriber, on the estate Of Jacob Painter late of the
B trough of Sunbury, decd. All pers' ms in
debtet TO said estate or having claims against the
same, ar. requested TO call OH john Buytls, near
Sunbury, for settlement who Is duly authorized
GEO. A. FRICK, Admir-.
Danyie, Aug. 80, lS56.--6t
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NEW COUNTS

no county bhai' nc u'Fiut y! q ,hc off over one
tah'a oi us p"puie''un, lc't"cl w. ., .u' county
othetwse2 "toou .He eA s'v,' Ir a, Hounty, by
Fo'e "i ihe e'ect'i ueiep ~" 9i i h;yY county
DC Established, Continuing ea' "''" ""' "'i square
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sELLING OFF LOST.

Ghavvls- Embroidered Grape. printed cssi
- mere, fancy stella, white bsrege, trcne
border, silk fringe and figured silk shawls ju
received by =, I. BRIGHT & BON,
Ma, 81 1890.
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'y 10, 1856. wv NO"'"''"0e"'H'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

Honored be woman she beams on the sight
Graceful and fair, like being Of light
Scatters around her, wherever she stray,
Roses Of bliss DER our thorn covered ways !;
Roses Of Paradise sent from above,
To BIZ gathered and twned in garland Of
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RESOLUTION

fFypoStH8 Hmendments to The CONSTITUTION OF
the Commonwealth.
RESOLVED ny fiik SsHAfs AND Bousr cr Rrrpr.,s.
fA1ivBs OF 1Hs CoxNoNWEALfa or PssSsyLvsNn IN
GEEB.;AL ASSEMBLY NIT, That tic following aneiens
prop.s ~ The constitution of the comn,nwealth in
accordance with The ofovsions OF the teh Article thereof!
FIRST AMENDMENT a..
There shall be ali additional article u said constitution
to be designated as article aevoii, MS follows -
. ARTICLE XI ...
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a. u. mORTLEY, Es2, Of rcA N. Y, writes; "I hs,.
used your fEcToRA myself ID in my family ever rn
you invented it, and boevet the best medicine tr ,,s
purpose ever put out With bad cold should soonar
pay twenty-five dollars for ae than do without n or
take other remedy" ~ '"
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WANTED.

Berrysburg. July IL, ls56.-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-12
Democracy Transformed,

It will doubtless be within the recollection
of every msu who iS old enough 10 rscollec'
the doings Of public men during tie war oI
1919, that James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania,
was opposed to that war, and was then proud
to call himself Federalist. And on one occa-
sion he said "if knew had one drop OF
Democratic BLOOD in me, would open my veins
and LET 1T OUT" yet he is now the embodi'
msnt OF the Slave Democracy.
Mr. Breckenridge, the nominee for Vice
President Of that party, was late member
Of Congress from Kentucky, and acted with
the Loco party, until the south wing Of theWhig
party went over to. and joined the Democratic
Slave party. and row has received the reward
for his fidelity to The cause SO far as their pow
er extends. Such is latter day Democracy
Latter day Slave Democrats, and latter day
Mormon Saints are all in their harness, work
iug side by side, for the propagation Of SLAv'
ERY, PoLYGAMY and DEMOCRACY under the lead
Of Buchanan, and Pierce, Douglas, Stringfel-
low and AtohisOn, aided and abetted by Her.
bert, Democratic member Of Congress, and
the murderer Of an IrishmAn, and the assassin
and cowardly Brooks, ofsouth Carolina, who
nearly murdered o member Of the U. States
Senate, because Of his manly opposition in de-
bate to the three cardinal principles Of the lat
ter day Democracy
1sf. Slavery in Kansas:
End. Polygamy and Slavery in Utah.
3rd. FiHibastering IN Costa Rica and Cuba.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-12

hOOd-Vink the honest yeomSnry Of the eOun-
try; whereas If the principles Of tSis niger
drivers convention were huly expressed they
would be given in some such platform as the
following. to wit:
l. Rssolpea, That niggsrs. pistols. bowie
knives. aud bludgsOns are the fundamental
principles Of the Democracy, as reconstructed
under The administration Of our WaFlike Frank
lin Pierce BY our dear friends, the Southern
niger drivers.
2. Resolved, That the freedom Of speech
is liable to abuse even 10 the United States SEN
ate; abuses which can only be corrected by
the application Of The gutta percha to the naked
head Of the offending party as be sits in his
chair; and that in thus beating an abolition
Senator, we are righteOusly Vindicating the
true policy Ofths "unterrifed democracy"
3. RsiOlusd, That the killing Of contemrt-
ible Irish waiter holding the position Of a Lig-
ger, for neglect Of duty or impudencs to dem
Ocratic guest coming down to a late breakfast,
is proper warning to the whole Irish race
that they can no longer expect to ride rough
shod over the democracy Ofthe Union.
4. ResOlued. As the constitution, as inter.
preted BY our Southern teachers, the Niger
drivers, has already established African slav
cry in all the territories af the United States
that "squsttcr sovereignty" is humbug, that
General cass is humbug considerably behind
the age, snd that all abolition or Free State
.'squat.ers" should be expelled from Kansas.
II necessary, by fire and sword &c.. DC.
This. in whatevsr disguise Of high-sOundinG
Serbige the Cincinnati niger drivers demo
cratic platform may be Writtsn-this, We dar
say. will be its proper Interpretation"
LEI every adopted citizen read the thiId res
Olution and see kO,O the democracy love ther
after they have used them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-12

no, be sppeAssd until il has found Ct reIribu-
lion."
The Baltimore San condemns the attack
and the Baltimore American speaks Of il as dis
graceful. or course, The Southern press can
not be expected to speak Of the affair with the
same broad indignation as that of the North,
but every moderate Southern mau must fee
that his section, as well IS the country, is dis.
graced BY such events. The only paper yet
heard Of that has had the abandoned hsrdi-
hood to defend the Wanton wrong is the Pitts,
burgh Post'--Phs Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-12
The Hon. Henry Wilson;
WASHINGTON, May 29-lO:sO o'clock

Senator Wilson to Mr., BrOoks.-Hon. P, s.
BRooEs.--Sir; Your note Of the 9th instant
was placed in my hands by your friend Gen.
Lane, at 1890 this morning,
1 characterized on the floor of the Senate
the assault upon my colleague as rbrutah
murderOus aud cOwardly." I thought SO then
II think so now. have no qualifications
whatever to make in regard to those words.
have never entertained or expressed IN the
Senate or elsewhere the idea OF personal re-
sponsibility in the sense Of the duelist. L have
always regarded duslliug al the lingering relic
of barbarous civilization, which the law OF
the country has branded as crime. Whle'
therefore, I religiously believe in the right Of
self defence, in its broadest sense, the law Of
my country and the matured convictions Of
nv whole life. alike forbid me to meet you for
the purpose indicated in your letter.
Your obedient servant.
HENRY Wilson.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-12
THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY.
ORDINANCE,

To prevent riotous and lsordery conduct, &C.. within
the incorporated vi lage Of Carrollton.
/. Be it ordained by the town council Of the incor.
porated village of Caro- lton That if any person
persons shall hereafter be found guilty of making any
unusual unnecessary noses to the disturbance and
ANNOYANCE Of the citizens OF said borough, of using
any obscene or proane language the public streets
or allies thereof found engaged in any rotous or
dsOrdetly conduct within said borough by day or by
night or who shall aid counsel nr abe the same, shall
on conviction thereof before the Mayor of said village
be fined for the first offence in sum not to exceed
one dollar, Or be committed to the Jail Of the county for
period not exceeding twelve houls or both at the
discretion of the Mayor. and for second violation OF
this Ordinance, the person persons so offending,
shall be adiudged to pay double the amount OF his or
their former fire or be imprisoned in the county Jail for
twenty -four hours or both, the Mayor may adudge:
and for every subsequent repetition of the offence, the
person persons adudged guilty. shall be fined in the
of five dollars or imprisoned in the county jail, for
any period not to exceed ten days. or both at the dis
creton Of the Mayor.
D. When the person or persons, who may be cha ged
with violation of the DIVISIONS Of this Ord nance or
any of them are min>rs the par ut or dian oil such
minor or minors, shall be joined with said minor as do
endant in the suit and fur every fine OF apecuniary ma.
ture which may be adudged against them, execution
may issue against all: Provided that Judgement OF
Imprisonment can be executed on him or them snly,
who have been adiudged the real wrong In the
case.
8, Whenever imprisonmentisA part OF the judg.
ment rendered against any person or persons convicted
Of violation OF this Ordinance, the Mayor shall make
out mttimus directed to the sheriff Of the county,
who SHALL hereupon receive into his custody the per-
sou or persons therein named and i'm or them saf ly
keep until discharged by due course oflaw.
A. All prosecutions under this Ordinance, shall be
commenced before the Mayor Of the Borough by af.
dayr and all fnes imposed shall be collected as in 9th.
Of cases. by execut on and the paid into tho bor
ough treasury to be appropriated to borough purposes
S. All Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances hereto.
fore passed on this subject, are hereby repealed.
Passed in council and ordered to be published, May
2s, 1856. -
Attest, M. O. ATKINSON. A. W. hoKKISON.
| Recorder. Mayor.
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Latest California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ORIzABA.
Latest from Central america.

Latest from Central america.
New York, June 2.
The steamship orizaba arrived here at noon
from San Juan, with dates from Nicaragua to
the Goth.
Quiet was again restored.
The Costa Ricans have evacuated the coun-
try, fearing another defeat. President Mora
left April 25th.
The cholera had made sad hayoc in the ranks
of the Costa Rcan army.
Ger. Walker landed a; Virgin Bay on the
SOtb, only few hours after the detachment of
the enemy left.
The agents and other parties in the interest
of the old Transit Company, aided the Costa
Ricans in their invasion.
Gen, Walker is in good heal lth, apd the ar
nv generally is in good condition, excepting
at Grenada where the fever has been very Sc
vere and several Americans have fallen vic'
TINS.
Gen. James Walker, brother to the General,
died at Massaza on the 18th.
Edmund Randolph is dangerously III,
Gen. HOrnsby has been appointed to the
command Of the department comprising the
guano coast and Rivers
Adyicss from Grenada, at Costa Rica, init
mate that that country is full Of internal com
motion, and that there is prospect of the over
throw of Gen. Cora. II is said Of the two
thousand men he took with him in the invasion
Of Nicaragua, only 1900 returned, they having
died from cholera, and 10 battle.
Elections were being held, and it was con
sidered certain Rivas would be elected.
The British Frigate Eurydice, and the steam
er Hermes were at San Juan del Norte, bu
made no opposition to the landing Of the pass
s2sers.
The Court Martial en- OOl. schlessingor hat
,;.nl.osd him from his rank, declared him I
ae.srtsr and sentenced him to be shot, ifarrest
sd. for cOwardice and treason.
Among the passengers BY the orisaba i
Mr. E Randolph. who has the contract of tn
Transit Route. :.
! The orzaba brings news OF the death II
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Stop that Lie I

The Rufian press having recovered from its
spasms over Jones' death, is now retailing the
story Of the murder Of eight or ten prO-slaverJ
men at osoWotamie, by free state men, and OF
their being horribly chopped ap and manged'
Such was the telegraphic dispatch day or Two
aimee land the same story is circulated all a.
long the Border, in the shape Of extras, hand
bills, &c., for the purpose Of exciting the Rufh
ans to greater violence. Mr.. Caleb Turner,
formerly of this city, called upon US, yesterday
and states that he came down the Missouri riV-
er three days after the outrage was said to
happen that 10 the same boat was man cir
culating all the way to St. Louis extras detail
ing the murders. mauglug', DC, While 0" the
same boat rers tlOO Of the men said to be killed
and chopped up. with several Oftbeir neighbOrs'
who all declared to Mr.. Turner that there was
not particle Oftruth upon which 10 found the
story. Not only had there been no outrage
perPetrated by the free state men-but there
had been no disturbance whatever.
| Mr.. Turner tells us that the mails are all
Overhauled by the Rufians. That letters Civ
ing the true state Of affairs are not permitted
to leave the territOry-neither are papers allow.
ed to enter that may encourage the free state
men with the intelligence Of sympathy in the
States. A letter sent BY Mr.. T. to his wife
telling Of the state Of affairs, three days after
was read in his presence in Kansas City, by I
Georgian. Mr.. Turner'S chest Of carpenters
tools, was taken from him at Kansas City, By
a gang FROM Westport, the tools broken VI
AID the fragments thrown into the river. Mr.
T. had been guilty OF expressing sympathy
with free state men.
Mr.. Turner tells us that aboard the boat up
on which he came down the river, was a Geor
gian, accompanying the Missouri delegation tc
Cincinnati, who had with him, as a trophy
which he was constantly exhibiting to Rdmiring
friends with shouts tha; would disgrace wild
Indian, piece ofMe murdered SteVarts skull
bone The brute Was taking it TO the Cncin
natl Convention. 1t should be presented tC
the successful nominee. Stewart himself wa,
Democrat. but he was beginning to lean Il
the free state side, and so he was shot ! Ant
pieces Of his skull are borne in triumph to tn,
gathering ef the Democracy The wild Indi
ans would blush at such euormities, Leader.
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RecolleOt.

Working men remember that now you have
an opportunity to "pay back with interest" the
man who said the "poOr men of america are
no better than the seris Of Russia" That
man was james Buchanan, the Slave powers
candidate for President: Ten cents day for
the poor mans labor. and one shilling bushel
for the farmers wheat is enough to keep soul
and body together, and that in the estimation
Of Buchanan. is enough for The serfs Of Ameri
ca to live on Il itsny wonder that he is il
favor Of the spread Of slavery Z RecOllect tha
Buchanan once lived iu the Slave State of Ken
tuckye
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Philadeluhia National Convention.

The delegates appointed to attend the State
Republican Convention met in Columbus on
the 29th uIt, from the Twenty-First Congress
siOnsl District. comprising the counties Of Co.
lumbian, Jefferson, Harrison and Carroll, and
we're organized BY appointing Gen. sam'l Stoke
ly, Chairman, and Robert Sherrard, Jr., Sec
ietary.
The object Of the meeting being stated, a
call Of Ofdelegates was had, whereupOn the fol.
lowing persons presented certificates
coLUMBIANA COUNTY.
Jonas D. Cattell. DR.. Geo. Meter.
R. G. Wilson. Jas. NJ. Irwin.
s. L Wsdsworth. Thos, @. Morris
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Gen. Samuel stokely. Hon. Daniel NJ Curdy
Hon. Cyrus Mendenhall. Abm. G. Desellsm
John HerVey.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Richard Hatton, James Hanna.
Isaac Lewis. VIM. O. Fimery
John oglebe.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Van Brown. Washington Butler,
Lemuel Hole.
The delegates answering to their names Al
called, proceeded TO elect delegates 10 attenC
the National Convention, which meets in Phil
adslphia on the l7th inst, The names frs
mentioned in the list Of counties entitled to cas-
the vote for said county. and in case Of the ab,
sence of either Of the persons whose names ap-
pear at the head Of the list, the vote to be cast
by the person standing next in order who may
be present.
For Columbiana County.
Jacob Heaton, s, L. Wadsworth, Jonas D.
Cattell, James Farmer, Malen Marten, Dr.
JamescRobertson.
For Jefferson County:
Daniel NJ 'Curdy. Gen. SAmI Stokely. Robert
Sherrard, Jr, Cyrus aendenhall, VIM. R.
Lloyd. DR.. N. Ryle.
For Harrison County
Richard Hatton, Jas. 8. Thomas, VIM. Nc
Farland, John oglebe, J, H. McMath, Henry
Petit.
In order to secure as large an attendance al
possible, at said Convention, the following del
egates were appointed, from Carroll County
H. COgsib 1. Harsh, Amos Carr, Or.
Westfall, Robert M ClaVe,
There being but three votes to cast in sai'
Convention. the right was given to Columbian
a, Jefferson, and Harrison Uarroll County be
ing entitled to the electoral delegate, appoint
ed Amos E. Buss, of Carroll, for the Twenty
FIRST Congressional District.
1t was ordered that the proceedings be pub
lished in the Republican papers within the Con
gressional District.
There being NO further business to transact
the meeting adjourned.
Attest, RoBERr SuERRARD, JR, Secretary.
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Law OT Newspapers.

/. Subscribers yho do not give notice to the contra.
~, are considered wishing continue their subScrp
tiOn
2. II subscribers order the dscontinuance Of their
papers, T. publisher may continue 10 send them until
ell arr5arages are paid. 90
g. II subscI hers neglect rsfuse to .ake their pc
rUdic0ls from the office which they directed they
arc held responsible ill they have settled the bill, aud
ordered thele discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers are sent TO the
former GIsrton, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to take
papers tom the OF se or removing and leaving then
nealled for il pr7a fdcia evidence OintentiOnal fraud
t5y- Postmasters Who notify publisher that news.
p.pt Il aot taket from the Office required to give
the TeG,on why they not taken out (See Post or
Sc instructions aud Laws.
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State Ticket.

This week we hoist the Republican State
ticket l. is good one, and '6t to be made"
These nsl are good selections and sure Of their
elections. The Great battle between Freedom
and Slavery that comes of so soon after the
State Election, will per force drive this one in
advance in the same direction. Success is cer-
ain; but tens Of thousands of a mejority are
asked, 10 WELD q moral influence far beyond
the limits Gt the State Of Ohio. Freemen buck
le on your avmoi-slavery coils itself into ev.
cry avenue not barred by bolts as strong as
the constitution Of the Free States. Statute
walls are stricken down by its Max power in
a day and innocent blood runs under TIE rule
Ofrapine, murder and arson.
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JOHN ii. TRlPP,
Probate Judge

N0TICE,-N is hereby given to Henry Muck.
" ley, and John Muekley, Of Stark county, Ohio,
Susan Rhineheart and Rhinehea't her husband,
Caharine Trussel and her husband Jacob Trussel Of
Stark county, Ohio, Hannah Douchy, and her husband,
II. j. Douchy, Of Portage county, Ohio, Adam Muck.
ley, Of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, aud George Muckley,
whose residence is unknown, That Joseph Ranne,
administrator of Jacob MCcxley, deceased late of Car
roll county Ohio has filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Ohio, against them and Cath
arine Nuckey widow of said jacob Muekley, for leave
to complete real contract entered into on the
18th day Of February A. D. ls45, by the intestae and
Jacob Gessner for the sale Of tOwnlJt number forty
4Q), in the town Of Waynesburgh Stark county, Ohio
and for leave on part Of the heirs at law. to make
deed to the purchaser of said lot, and the said Henry
john Adam and George Muckley, who are brothers OF
the ntestate and the said Susan Caharine and Han
nah who sisters Of the ntesate and their husbands
above named, and SAID Catharine Muckey, widow CT
ntvstate are notified that the petition will stand for
hearing in said Probate Court of Carroll county, Ohio
on the 9Th day of July, A. D, 1855, where they may
attend they fit aud make objections they have
any to the prayer Of the petition.
Van BRO WN, Alto, ney for
June II, lS56.-3w. Petitionei,