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New Advertisements.
Letter Lost.

On Monday last. between The Ouum-
ws Pos, Office and Sugar Greek or the
road To Agency City. an unopened let.
ter. mailed . Geneva. N. ". white IN.
velope and addressed I 70 J. w. NE,cH-
- r Olumwa, Iowa. As i, is o! nm
value 10 any one but shs rieh,ful owner.
he will amply reward ,ha finder BY leav
ing il al the Post Office in Ouumw va.
Ouum va. Jan. 3. 1856. 46.lw
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Iowa viii bear OF the palm for hogs
this season. Travellers from Barring
ton and Ksoknk. represent abe road alive
with Them, on their way 10 those mar.
ke,s; and j, il said that there y one mi.
vsrsal squssl all along ahe Mississippi,
% much 90, tina, eastern daIers have
lost their reckoning, end actually believe
chat hogs grow spontaneously in lows.
and that " food the markets Of the
world u our pleasure,
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BO0KS!!

WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY ,unabridg'd
w Dicks Works;
Burns do
Scott's do
Shakspeares do
Byron's do
Wirt's Patrick Henry;
Rollins History;
Gibbons Rome;
Macauley's England;
Baffon's Natural History;
Lovelps United States Speaker;
Davies Algebra;
Comstock's Philosophy;
Comstock's Chemistry;
Anthon's Latin Lessons.
Just received, aud for sale, by
Jan. 1, 1855 46-tf w. L. ORR.
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All commune ations must be accompanied
BY the real name Of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free of charge.
Notice Of the meetings Of Charitable Insti-
buttons, and Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates of advertising.
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q A con'smpory, in a paragraph on
the sdulseraiion u drugs. makes the
Scripture quotation Of. Thou shsls no,
commit sdul,ery.'
A new reading that.
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= Soms may tAiok when they zee
1865 on ,be osheside. that Ne have
concluded, 10 60 back and Try i, over ..
gaia. Set j, down 70 NE Helidsys.
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Baromarc, Goods & 0u,lern.

BUILDERS HARDWARE-Mechan;cf
.ools OK every kind. Douglass Co.'s Hand
Axes, Hatehets, Hammers, Draw Knives. FRA
Ges, Bench Planes, Bench Screws, CRisels.
aales, Squares, Try Squares &c. Choppins
AK axes OF pest makers. Mill Saws. Cast Steel
a Tran nowiand,s shovels, Spades. Log Chains,
Hooks 4 Staples, Gate Hinges & Fasten;es.
Straw Knives &c. A fine stock Of table CSt
lefy, Per and Pocket Knives, Silver Plated
spoons, Butter Knives &c. Gold Pens. SiIyer
Ihimbles, sc. &c.
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The Railroad Bridge :, Rock Island
has broken down. in part. causing .
heavy loss 70 the e~sntrac.oss.
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New ORLEANS. Dec. Is.

The Star of tho Wes. lrh San Juan
on the 20lh for New York with half .
million IN treasure.
All was quies ~ Nicaraeua. Col.
Walker wss receiving endorsements.
California Mexicau dates u she 18Th
s,ase that Alvarez has resigned the Pre-.
sidency and Commonlur hps succeeded
him.
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4 Mr.. Albsr'son. formely . merchant
q Abba. now Of Keokuk, was robbed
Monday 40 weeks ago, while riding
along ths road sops TN miies south.
.~sss Of AJb,s, d ssns e70o.
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New YoRK, Dec. q.

The Northern Light. submitted to the
search Of enod authorities. A Custom
House officer. exaimed The cargo aud
boxes. which were found 10 contain sad.
dies. types and printing press. The
search terminated che fred her farewell
gun and s.ood out 70 sea on her voyag
10 Nicaragas.
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Groceries. Galt Esr

S~agars-Prime N. O., Clarified & LOAF. I
Syrnps = Mo!asses-fron the finest Golden
Sy.nps 10 Rebo;led Plantation, new crop.
Fine Cofee-including rs scks Extra Rio A
ket. mar
r'ne Fresh 1eas-Y. H., Imp, G. p. and
Blk, ingreat variety soc to ST. Small cadd;s.
ditto.
Virginia Tobaccos-Best Richmond brands.
some N ~ 10. boxes, Smoking do. BY the ID.
f.ne Cigars -Havanas, Spanish filled Cub.
Us &e., cheap BY the 100 or 1000.
Dr'ed .apples & Peaches, of new crop.
Gneese-Bsst w. r. and I'm. English Dairy.
kits.) ~ :" s"aa'
s,s aar & 1aaOw Candlss, Soaps, Herring. =
so. Almonds, Eng. Walnuts, Brazil Nuts,
nock G%sndies, stick do, Raisins, Chocolate.
h,s. Coffee, Caracas Indigo A Ne. /, Mad.
~. Landlords and Farmers buying BY In.
stock in this line.
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1A"~%"@~
1tlats, Oil Curtain GOODS. finen IN

IN great variety. Table Oil Cloths 5-a 70
%. Miller's Curtain Fixtures. Cords. T.so
sels &c, the very best thing out, cheap and sim.
pie: Fine white and brown Linen and hiasch-
Ell cotton Table Diapers: Huckabacks. Crash
ana BIRDS Eye Linen Towelling, of ali grades.
rine Bed and Crib Blankets, Travellers and
Horse do, a large stock at low fpures
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TURKS


vTNHiS is the best Liniment which has
i yet been offered to the public. II
10 IN excellent remedy for Neuralgia,
Erysipelas, Rheumatism, wounds, cuts
ulcers. burns, scalds, bruises, sprains, salt
rheum, sore throat, head ache, pains in the
limbs, chest. back, stomach or bowels
Also Tor founder. gtApders. bi. b cad swee-
ny, Stint, sprsins, poat evil, stiff complaint
yellow water. distemper, ring bone, 1istu-
Ia, ctolic, bolts. and harness gals, &c.
The words Gillmore's Turkish Imminent
are blown in the glass; also q fac smile OF
my written Signature accompanies each
bottle.
GILLMoRE's CH-oERA Ann DiARRHEA
MIxTURE.
This is the best remedy known for bow
ell complaints, such as Cholera, Diar rhea
Dyseniery. Pains in the Bowels, sc, &C.
Those who have usedit are charmed with
Its medical vitues. The nam. Is blown
in the glass.
GlLLMoEE's VEGETABLE CArHARrIc AND
LIVER PILLS.
These cele b rated Pills are an excellent
remedy for Fever and Ague, Bilious Com.
plants. Cholic, Dysentery, Constipation
Of the Bowels, Indigestion. Jaundice.
Dropsy. Debility, Liver Complaints, Blot
ches on the skin, Fevers. &C. The best
family pill known aud can be used with
safety, whenever a cathartic is needed.
N. b. To insure u genuine article and
one on which you can rely with perfect
safety, be particular to inquire for Gill
more's Vegetable. Cathsriic and Liver
Pills a. there are Couutertcits in Circula.
ton.
CALEDoNIAS CoUGH L~czExGEs.
Prepared by H. r. Gilmore. A popu-
lar remedy for Coughs, Colds, aud Bron-
chisl affections. They have given entire
satisfaction to those who have used the m.
GILLMoLE's HAlR BALsAM.
A beautiful preparation for the Hail
and proper ly used, viii | restore il TO its o.
!lginsl soltness and beauty. Those who,
have used it say it is the best preparation
they have seen.
Sold wholeAle and retail, by,J. PUMROY
Ottumwa, and by Agents throughout the
State.
January. ID, 1856 No. 4sI.
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION.

in five very large octave volumes. with
a Portrait on Steel. of Charles Dickens,
Containing the same reading matter as the
illustrated Edition, and comprising over
four thousand very large double columned
pages. handsomely printed, and bound in
various styles.
Volume l contains PIcKwlcK PAPERS and
OH CURIOSITY SHOP.
2 Z" OLIVER TWIST, SKETCHES
BY Boz and BARNABY RUnGE.
3 do. NICHOLAS Nick FEB Y
and MARTIN CHuzzLswIr.
90. DAVID C~oPpERFIELD,
DoMBEy and Sos, and
CHRIST MAS STORIES.
s do. BLEAK HOUSE, and
Dick EMS New STORIES
Price Of a Complete set. Bound in black
cloth, full gilt back Price "a 80
I" gilt back.
PRIcE. 81 50
scarlet cloth, ex
PRIcE, 8 8 50
library, sheep,
PRIcr, 8 3 90
.! half turkey morocco
PRrcE, il 90
half calf, antiqu,
PRICE Is 90
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Christmas Stories and Pictures
from Italy. Containing a Christmas
Carol, The Chimes, Cricket on the Hearth.
Battle OF Life, Haunted Man, The Ghosts
Bargain, &C so Cents.
Dickens New Stories. Contain
ing The Seven Poor Travellers, Nine New
Stories by the Christmas Fire, Hard Times.
Lizzie Leigh, The Miners Daughters, For.
tune Mildred, &C SO Cents.
A complete set of the above will be sod
or sent to any one. to any place, FREE OF
POsTAGs, for FiveDollars.
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Quscnswnre 4 Glasswnre.

Granite, Liverpool and Common Ware. in
se.s or oy The piece. A large stock, including
p ~ neavy anc hne Granite for Hotels and
&c.' boughtfrom the Pittsburg manufactnrers'
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GRAND RAILROAD FEsTIvAL!-We are
in receipt Of IN invitation to oe present
alta celebration Of the opening Of the
Mississippi & Missouri Railroad 10 the
Capitol Of Iowa, to come of a, Iowa
City today; accompanying. a card to
serve 10 a pass to Chicago and back
We very much regret our inability 10 be
present on that occasion, 10 reIo:ce with
The vast numbers Who will doubtless be
there, over an OF 20 much impor-
tancs to 'ha, par, of the State and indeed
! she whole State. We hope they will
have . good ,ime.a pleasant rice to aud
from Chicago. ano ,ha, the enthusiasm
which viii be 'hen and the. . engende, Cd,
will be reflected upon the roads in this
Pars Of the State. 90 :hat We may, before
long. De enabled , o invite our friends .,
Iowa City 10 help us celebrate the com.
ple'ion Of . railroad OF railroads, 10 o.
,um wa.
The Buffalo Republic has made The
following remarkable discovery upon the
foany subjec, Of kissing. We DON,
know - much abou, such matters a. we
shoule like 10. bu. the description sounds
sort Of natural:
Hardly any two females kiss alike.
There 10 NJ much variety in the manner
Of dong il a. in The faces and manners Of
the SCI. Sumo delicate little creatures
merely give = sligh, brurh Of the lip
This |" a sad sggrava,ion. We seem TO
be sbous 10 shave q good lims." bus nc.
.ualIy have nothing. Others 60 in:o us
like . hungry man into a beel STEAK. and
seem ~ chew up our cnun,euances.-
This 10 disgusting and soon drives away
. delicate lover. Others struggle like
lions trying to bury themselves in the
dirt. The kiss 10 won BY grea. exer-
lion. aud 70 no, worth ~ much 40 The
trouble j, costs. Now. we are in favor
Of q certain shyness ~hena kiss 10 pro-
posed. but j, should no, bs continued too
long; and when the fair one gives in, lie,
her administer The kiss with warmth and
energy. Let there be soul IN il. Ii she
closes her eyes aud signs deeply lmme.
J'a,ely after il, the effect is greater -
She should be careful no, 70 .~,sloober a
kiss. but give il az q humming bird runs
hs bill into a honey. suckle, deep bu,
delicx'slv. There 10 much virtue in a
kiss when we'll delivered. We have had
the memory Of one We received in our
youth last NJ twenty years. and we be.
lieve it will be las. ,h,ng we shall think
Of when 20 die. ION, my?)
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WANTED,
At the Ready Paw 4tora.

AZ the Ready Pay Store:
RfJANuARY LIST, the settlement Of All
- Book Accounts, Notes &C., so that is5S
may be a NEW YEAR. '
November 29th, 1856. ~
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BLEAK HOUSE,, Pp,cr n so
neAwl TApERs, so
Old CURIOSITY SHOP, h0
OLIvrR TwIsr, s0
SKErcHEs By "Boz," s0
nARSAHY huDcE. Il so
NICHOLAS NIcKLBY, 81
MARIIN C~HUzzLEwIr, "a
DAVID C0PPERFIELD. 80
I'oMbEf AMI seN, 30
CHkITMAs SrOlIEs. different ones. 50
DlCkENs NEW STORIES, SO
Price of full and complete set of IN. II.
Illustrated Edition, bound in Twelve Vol
umes, in black cloth, gilt back. lS 10
do Library Sheep, "a 90
do Half Turkey Morocco 81 az
DO Half Calf Antique So 90
I'LL subssquenf morks by Charts
Dickens WiX be issued in uaiioym s,vLe
q ih the a6oUe.
Copies OF any one, or any set, of either
OF the above works viii b. s,nt to
any person, TO any part OF the u nitedStstes
FREE OF POSTAGE. on their RENTING the
price OF the edition they may wish, 10 the
p ublis her ina letter post paid.
Published and for sale by
!. B. PETERSON, No. lO2 Chestnut st.,
PMiLADELPHlA.
10 whom all orders must come addressed.
Booksellers, New Agents, and ali
wiz Be- supplied 1t very low rates.
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10 whom all orders must come addressed.
Booksellers, New Agents, and ali
Others. will Be supplied st very low rates.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-03

W CKOtl
lion matters we're broogh, |, O q close
last Saturday night. The Governor. in
a paper signed by him snd by G-usraI
Robinson and Coz. Lane. declared ma,
the whole had resulted from misunJer-
standing. Tha, the people Of Law
renee and vicinity were. a. they always
had been. Law and order abiding people;
,ha, he. the Governor. pledged himself
iha, lie would not employ those forcss
below. against Tho people Of Kansas a.
q p0sse or otherwise. He also declared
that these Missourians were on Kansas
soil without his authority. Gov. Shan.
aon also promised his influence 10 re
cover indemnify to the people Of Kan
sas for their Losses. 1t was also sxpllci,-
ly set forth tina, The people Of Kansas
tad Q right to tesi the validity Of the
lave Of the territorial legislature in a
proper way. and slso explicitly declared
no opinion AZ 10 the validity Of these
laws was given, OF conceded BY ,hr terms
OF agreement.
The Governor made an odd speech a.
the character of ,hcse laws BE- fore be
left Lawrence. on Saturday night. aud
promised that be would do oil ne could
10 get the men below. d,sbscted. When
ne went back 10 tho camp. on the Waks-
rusa. there was an awful disturbance
. large number wanted 10 come up and
''whip the Abolitionis,s anyhow
Col. Boone. Of Wes'pen, who had been
: party of the negotiation, though no in
signature. urged. compliance with the
Even Senator A:chisoa, who
bsso 10 the campo, and lowering
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erdercd then discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers are sent to th
former GreGtion, they are held responsible.
5. Tue Courts have decided that, refusing to TAX
papers tom the on ,e, or removing and leaving then
pcaed for 4 prnna faeia evidence olintentona fraud
tE- Postmasters who notify publisher that news
paps IL not taker from the Office are required to give
the rea ssn Why they not taken out (see Post O
R,s Instructions and Laws.
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Medical ultraism.

If there were health in multitude OF medi
cal systems as there is said to be wisdom in
multitude Of counselors sickness would b,
unkno En 10 this age Of so called pathologica
discoveries The homeopathists tell us that Lh'
salvation Of our lives in sickness depends upoI
infnitesimal doses an infinite dilution; the by
dropathists profess to rain health upon US from
shower baths, or soak disease out Of us with
wet blankets; while still newer set Of sxclu-
sivss propose burying US up to the armpits in
the earth putting both feet in the grave as
it were, BY way Of saving our livesl Then,
We have SangradOs, who are all for bleeding,
blistering. and low diet; and minerallsts, who
believe in nothing but mercury and its oxides,
1t happens, unfortunately, however, for al
these theorists that they can show no practical
proof Of the assumed infallibility OF their meth
ods OF cure Not so Professor Holloway, who
has really inaugurated new era in the his.
tory in The healing art. and whose medicines
for the last twenty years have annually rescued
tens of thousands from impending death. This
s no assumption, but fact verified by the un-
improbable evidence Of "cloud Of witness
es." The archives of his central Offices in Lon.
don and New York, contain more than half q
million Of manuscript certificates, authenticated
in the strongest manner, and placing beyond
the possibility Of doubt the infalbility OF his
Pills and 0intneEt in nineteen-twenteths Of
the malsdiss to which man is subject. Great
Britain, the Continent Of Europe, India, Chi.
ma, Australia, the United States, the West In
dies, British America, every civilized land.
and every country to which the pioneers of civ.
lilization, commercial and religious, have found
their way ring with the fame Of these all con
quering remedies, There is no written lam
guags in which he cannot produce testimonials
Of their efficacy, no printed one in which they
are not advertised and recommended. Such
is the demand for them in all parts Of the world
that they may be justly called great com.
merciAl staple, and the number Of agencies
for their sale amounts 10 tens Of thousandsl
Professor Holloway whose comprehensive
mind is the motive principle of this immense
system Of Popular dispensaries is now in this
country. His manufacture for the continent is
at New York, and there is no newspaper in
the Union that has not endorsed bis prepara.
lions; no city or town within the same limits,
whsre they are not known and appreciated
| These facts speak for themlelTes, and clearly
show,that while so many medical dOgmatisls
have been grOping in the dark, he has actually
discovered and applied the true aud only usanl
OF sradicating the primary causes Of disease il
the human system,-NK. Sunday Tines.
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The ALLEGED EMRzzLEMEET,-The Jury, IN
the case Of the state Of Ohio W. r. s. AcEwen
late clerk Of the Ohio Penitentiary, for embsz-
element, came into court yesterday at o'clock
p NJ, and stated .hat they could not agree,
and we're dismissed. They stood ten for &C.
qSittal and two for guilty. McEWen was ad-
mitted to bail for bis appearance at next term
Of common pleas Ohio Statesman Nov. Is.
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Cn1cAoo, TuesdaY, Nov. n. l856

NOmination CIV G Fremont for Prssidsnt IN
1880. The Young Mems Fremont Club met
this evening and reOfganised. They aPpOin-
ted an Executive Committee, and seconded
the nomination by the YOurg Mems Csntr
Union Of New York. Of John @. Fremont =
the Presidency in 1850.
@-"Drsd" is creating greater sensation
in Paris than did Uncle Tom TIE Prssss de.
votes four columns Of criticism 10 Il. -
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2 BUCHANAN A MrNoRtFY PRssIDEET. In e.
leven northern States FremOuts msjOfiGy over
Buchanan is 267,4Il. IIis thought that Buch
anaA's majority in ell the southern States. an d
four Of the northern States, will not exceed 1856.
900. Thus il will be seen that Buchanan is a
minority pre.idsnt, No wonder the Bachsn.
eers are iain. in their rejoicinss! The great
sham-ocratic party is falling 70 pieces. Stand
from underl-- CVepIand Leader. odlig 10
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Fillmore. s4.O9i. Buehaaan's majority over
Fremont 1905 Fremont and Fillmore over
Baehanan 1, 4,ss6--In 1852 the vote stood
Scott, So, $50; Pierce, 44.SO5; Hale 25s.-
Piercs's majority over Scott, 5.749. For gov
sruOr, 1855, the vote HAs.:-Eewel. Rep. so,
9OS: Alexander, Dem. 4s.sIe. NeHsl's mai
Q eSg
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Tue HERALD OF FREEDoM REVIVED. The Her
aid of Freedom, one Of the papers of which the
type and presses, to the value Of $4,000, were
destroyed by the Border RufFians in the sacking
of Lawrence, Kansas territory, has been revi-
we'd. The fifteenth number was issued on the
lst inst, its 6rst appearance since the 2lst Of
May last.
The paper has been revived by means Of con-
tribuiions collected by Mrs. Brown, who, like a
true vile. as her husband says, and we may
add, like true Kansas woman, left her hus-
band in prison to 60 and solicit them, accOmpa-
Mad by the Rev. A. St, Clair. ofthe money
thus collected $500 was given by Major O, w.
Hunter Of Alton. Illinois, who had formerly
been one Of the chiet contributors to the re.es
tablishmeni of Tie alton Observer, edited by
the aherwsrd murdered Lovejoy, and which
like The Herald Of Freedom, had Seen destroyed
by Missouri Pro-Slavery mob. We hope the
paper thus revived will find generous support
The numerous friends of Kansas who desire co.
pious and authentic Information cannot do bet
ter than to become subscribers to it.
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Illinois Legislature

a' CHICAGO, Nov 10.
Illinois Legislature Senate IS Democrats,
12 Republicans. House: 81 Democrats, Ss
Opposition, consisting Of Ss Republicans and
Fillmore men. Presiding officer Of the Sen
ate, Lieu. Gov W ood. Republican.
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udlo'sO Csronton Ohio Nov sid, 1856
the
said 6h day
esofl
he etaxesf g,saoi
described foregoing will be necessary
county Carroll the Second Monduy the day Janu-
o'clock A. M
penalty BLACKBURN AndO
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FouRrEEx GovERNoRs. The election OF Bis
sell in Illinois secures TO every free State in
the Union an anti.Nebraska GOverher except
ing Indiana and California. This is someshing
for a young party to boast Of, and indicates
What earnest action can accomplish.
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EEThe Mt, Gilead Sentinel gives an amu-
siUg account Of Buchanan glori6cationlin that
town few nights s'nees TAtiFs chief sport
according to the Sentinel, af.sr they had got
drunk, was in throwing each Sahers hats in
the 6re." Probably they wanted to get the
"bricks" out, aoaa8 atl
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A Fire Eater.

We clip the following from religious paper
but moi one OF those that is so fearful Of It's
sOuthsn circulation that i dare not utter a'en-
isncs upon the subject of American Slavery {;
CDR. F. A Ross, Of Tenn, is writing some
articles in the Christian Observer, .Philadsl-
pbis, in favor Of Christians holding slaves He
executes his work with lively pen. We have
been tempted almost to believe that be carries
punpOwdsr and matches with him. The Doc
tor iust;fss and defends southern postmastsrs
for expurgating the mails Of incendiary news
papers and publications." Summers speech is
denounced By him with bitterness inefable
"6od Almighty" we must be allowed to quote
one Cf the Doctors hot senten es, "Was more
offended with Summers free speech than With
BroOks's free bludgeOn." Some people tell us
that any northern man can talk as much anti
slavery us be 2Issses in The south; but DR.. Ross
tells us that il is at 'qhs peril Of mans life to
say any thing against Slavery in the SOUTH
DR.. Ross is good authority. h'ving lived over
thirty years in the south. Let those, Ihen'
who believe that they are created With "certaln
inalienable rigLts''-sse Declaration Of Inds-
pendence of the United Slatss--keep on this
side of The line. Hemp and the halter, tar bar
rels and bowie.knives may fall to his lot, If he
crosses the Rubicon, and "Roms be free nc
more" "t
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EE Complete returns from 40 counties in
Tennessee show gain for Buchanan Of a ,67s
over the vote Of 1854, vhen the State went
Democratic by some two thousand majority,
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~ Ten lines or less Of solid Brewer will be eonsid
efed Square.
tEAdyertsers must be particular to mark The nun
Der Of Insertions Jhe face Of their advertisements
OF theyw be published until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
~ Advertisements should be handed IN by TUEs
par noRxISG to insure insertion that week.
tW- Jos WoRK neatly and ezpeditiOnsy executed at
tais oaice, on the shortes possible notice.
eE-6RO. A. CROFUT, rs South Fourth street, a
boVe Walnut Philadelphia is authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor us In that city.
sZ WOos 4 QUIN, Publishers Of the 'Commercial
Register" are our New York Agents Office l4O Full
ted Street, NeW.YOrk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EB- The telegraph also reports the failure
Of the Bank of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

The Republican majority iu Wisconsin il
nearly 10000
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27
DELINODENT LIST FOR 1856.

Otazss for M 1855 Aad previous with hHd penalty there
IN and including the taxes q 1885, If
Owners Nans. IrIs es and PTS OfQn A.IV'I loa.l NJ