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make An AllOnemeaL BY which mAn could
Be restored 10 the favor Of God.
We wonder not that The sngslic hosts
should bail that blessed light with songs
Of JOY and gladness. From The walls Of
heaven they bad witnessed the attempt
which man had made TO break the seePlre
Of the Almighty. With anxious gaze they
saw him driven from Eden's gate, the sen.
tenee Of jeath resting upon him a. he
went. But now they saw the star Of
hOPs-nsH not Of hope, but Of fulflmsnL
rising to smile upon a Sin-cursed world. -
And as they beheld, not ouly did the hills
aud valleys Of Judea echo with the song,
but FAR back upon the plains Of eternal
bliss-along the banks Of the River oI
Life, and at the foot Of the Great White
Throne, the strain was caught up by Bill
lions upon billions Of angelic beings, and
the courts Of heaven re-eehoed, " GLORY "a
God IN the highest; upon earth peace ana
good tvM TO msaP
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and IN the connection be ihdorsss the pTia-
eipIes Of The DFel Scott decision.
We have boi space &c more extended
remarks to-day, upon this part Of the mes
sage. We eah show that The provision,
which be says is Just aud reasonable" in
fact establishes a favored AnstOeraey in
Kansas. Il gives o the present bOldsrs Of
slaves in tie Territory. their hein and as.
signs, the exclusive right to live upon the
labor Of slaves, aud 10 grow rich and lazy
upon the traffic in human flesh, while 1t
denies to Others such privileges. Is a. COO
sii'utiOn 70 formed, or. rather, so dsformed,
in any sense 3 Republican constitutional
Aud vet such is tie eontrivaBee which the
President intends to 70 es through Con.
gress, and TO hang about the useks OF the
people Of KausaA-0 S Journal.
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Lnvy OF NewsDapeTs.

1. Subscribers Who do not give notice 10
the contrary, are considered a. wishing 10 con-
tluue their subscription.
.. II vubseribsrs order the discontnuanee
Of their papers, the publisher may continue 10
send them until al arrtArages are paid.
8. II Subsci bers neglect or refuse TO take
their periodicals. from the Office to which they
rrs directed, theysre held responsible Ill they
ave settled the bill, and Oldered theH dis.
1bhnued.
-. II subscribers remove TO other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent 10 the former 6aeatiOn, they
are held responsible.
:. The Courts have decided that, refusing
TO take DApers r0n the on.se, or removing
and leaving them uaealled Tor, Is PriDaa Jae'a
evidence Olintentional fraud.
tE Postmaster Who notify apublisher that
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taken out. (see Post 0fact Instructions and
LaWs)
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THE MoRMoYs.


This strange people are 90 the lOok out
for new quarters slill more secluded than
their prSsent rsirssL A late letter from
CalifOInIa FURNISHES zone interesting &C
counts Of their dOings:
From a visit 10 the Mormon camp on
the 2slh u October, the day Of their mo.
wing on their journey from Salt Lake City
Ne are able 10 furnish you With The follow
ing summary Of fscts; drought be eourts.
81 Of Mr. Hamilton, oommIssaTy Of the
train, We learned that the company con-
ssls Of os5 sOuls-350 ineB, and tue bal.
anes women and ehildren--hayiBg in their
possession 7lO head OF live stock, eonsis.
ting principally Of horses, mules, oxen, aud
l48 wagons, the estimated value Of which
together with goods and money, amounts
To : 1913, 100, Of which S25.0O is cash,
in the hands Of individuals. The train is
divided INTO three divisions Of fiftieA com.
msnded BY Judge LOreland, Captain Ly-
tie, and Captain -, which divisions
are subdiyided into tens, each having q
captain or commander. 1t is the inten-
ton to travel in separate divisions. to afford
sufficient feed for stock, until they reach
the seat Of Indlau difficulties on the Hum.
bodt, when they will move together en-
masss to insure protection from attacks by
the hostile Indians, who have been 50
Troublesome TO the emigration during the
present season.
The train left camp, in eagle Valley,
about ten o'clock on Saturday, 25th Of
October, and Travelled TO the Carson river,
few miles below the mouth Of Gold Can.
on, where orders were given not to move
until satisfactory settlements were made
between the Mormons who were leaving
aud tue Genliles with whom they had
dealings, and il is a fact worthy Of hotice
that, with the exception Of one or two IN
stances, the Mormons paid their debts and
fulfilled their contracts with creditto them
selves individually and fraternally.
The Mormens 90 stocked with provis
ions, ammunition, DC, calculated to las
them year. Their destination is Salmon
River, in Washington Territory, wherc
they intend forming settlement, extend
ing North into the Russian possessions. -
Their leaving 80 suddenly, has been sensi'
bly felt by the traders in the valleys, bu
their places are being filed up by hones
and industrious enigrants. who are settling
here to make i. their iutnre home. Many
Of the Mormon homesteads have been pur
chased at low rates by spectators, and il
our opinion there will never be bette
Q Jportunity afforded those who wish Il
procure good stock and agricultural far1
in this region Of country than at present
Emigrants are stopping their stock her
for the winter in great numbers, and the
are doing remarkably well. Stock keep
in good condition on the range during tn
winter season without any attention what
ever.
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To shave or not 10 share. Brother
Harris, Of the Ohio CUltiVdtOr, gets of
the following in reference to shaving:
Somebody has said, that the worst use
you can put a man TO, is to hang him 4;
and we say, the worst use you can make
Of a mans beard, is to shave it of. If a
beard was not made to be worn manly,
there was a very grsat mistake in ever CIV
ing it TO a man at all. THIS is no idle
whim Of ours, but settled conviction Of
the prophecies of manhood; and If we had
a word Of advice to give the Oultivator
boys on this subject, we would say, never
let a razor lay its sacrilegOus edge upon
the down Of your virgin fa:es, and thereby
escape innumerable twinges. toolh-aches,
weak eyes, sore throats, cOnsrmptions, and
other penalties for thus outraging a wise
aud mercifu providence, which under
stands the getting up Of women's waist
aud mems faces quite as well as we DO"
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AID DVERTISEMENT rs.
GUARDIANS SALE.

UU AhDlhN y ChLE1
o. J. Cooper
VS..
James Shocknesse's heirs
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court
| Of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer at pub.
lie sale, on the premises, on
Saturday the 18th day Of January, Il, D..
1853.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. n. and
three o'clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, with appurtenances, situated in
Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio, viz: the
undivided one half Of the north half Of the
north-N est quarter of section eight (s), in
township sixteen Q6), Of range seven az, be
ginning for boundary, at the northwest corner
Of said section; thence south, ninety ight per
chea t, stone; thence east, eighty perche>
to stone; thence north thirty-six perches to
stone; thence eighty perches to a stone, thence
north to the north line Of said section; thence
west to the place of beginning, containing
eighty acres more or less. Terms: One third
on day of sale, one third in one year, and the
rema inder in two years, with interest secured
by mortgage on the premises.
0. ]. COOPER, Guardian
of James W. Shocknesse, and
Dec. II, '57..5w. Rebecca Jane ShOcknesS
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PA.

hALhbELEhAA -
A BeneVoleRt Lnstitytioa, established By
special endoVmsnt for the relief Of The
sick and distressed, afflicted EiM riruleHt
and Epileuaic diseases.
m o all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such as SpermatOrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, GonorIhoea, ,Gl eet, SyPhils the Vice
Of Onsnism, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the de-
eeptions practised upon the unfortunate VIC
tins Of such diseases by O acks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, to open
Dispensary for the treatment Of this cla-s Of
diseases. in all their forms; and to give Medical
Advice G.atis, to all who apply by letter, with
A description Of their condition, (age, Occupa
tion. habits Of life, &c.) and in cases of eI
tteme puverty, to furnish medicines free Cf
charge. II is needless to add that the Asso.
citation commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most sppTo
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on review Of the past, fee
assured that their lIbOrs in this sphere Of be
nevolent effort, have been Of great benefit Il
the afflicted, especially to the young, and the.
have resolved to devote themselves, with re
newed z.a'!, to this very important but. mucl
despised cause.
just published by the Association, a re
port on SpelmatOrhoe a, or seminal Weaknes;
the ice Of 0nanism, Masturbstion or Sc
Abuse. and other diseases Of the Sexual 0r
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which v i
Be sent BY mail, lin a sea led letter envelope,
free of charge, on tue receipt Of two stamp
for postage address, for report or treatmen
DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon
Howard association, No. South Ninth St
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors
GEo. .FAIRcnILD, EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President.
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To. morrow will be ChristmaS. Christ
mas IA time to be merry-a time to eat
turkeys-.-a time for families 10 gather
around their hearth.stones and talk OF by
gone days, and rejoice together because OF
the many blessings that spring up like flow
ers in their pathways or rather that fall
upuu their heads Us the dews Of heaven
fall upon the flowret and cause it to raise
ils dropping mead to smile in its beauty and
throw out sfresh its fragrance upon the
air. A time for friends to gather around
the fsstal board, and as they partake OF
she daintiea that Heaven provides, to feed
also, upon the joys of true and lasting
friendship. A time to say to anxious care
care that has been buisily at work, tra-
cling Ger the brow It's furrows, and deepen
ing those furUws as time rolled by; that
has cast paeness over the face and caused
tue smile to disappear, or at leas: to come
less frequent than in "other dayS"--to say
to care, begone for a season; let the heart
feel its burthens-"which are greviols to
be borne"-rolled off; let its chambers be
lit up with joy and gIadness, and let the
face beam forth the happiness that reigus
within.
Christmas il observed as the anniversary
Of the birth o. our Saviour. And although
we are not certain as TO the time he was
born, as writers disagree upon this point,
90 much SO that we are at loss to know
even in what month that event occurred,
vet It il well to observe it as time when
ali should join in returning thanks to Hirn
who presented the gift of bis own Son.
that eternal life might be restored to fallen
man.
We have fancied that we coull see, yon.
der upon the walls Of heaven, a group oI
angelic forms, standing together in silence
aud apparently in momentary expectation
Presently an angels finger points into the
distance and the whole band strike their
harps and sing, "Glory to God in the high.
est; upon earth peace and good will tC
menT Gazing iu the direction pointed
cut by their companion. they behold new
bright star, flashing out upon our world it
glorious and heaven-born rays. On celes
tial wing they descend to earth,for they prt
the messengers Of peace. sent to the Won
.dering shepherds Of Judea and that sta
was the "Star of Bethlehem"
How grand and glorious was the seem
as that strange star looked down upon th'
plains Of Judea, while angelic hosts ap
peared in the air, clad in tie shining la
,biliments of heaven! Well might thos,
shepherds stsrtle from their slumbers anc
gaze with uplifted b. IS upon the sublm
ity and magnifcence Of the scene.
But that star spoke of something NOR
sublime. 1t opened the volume of Hol
Writ and pointed to the sacred page, upo
which is written the promise Of Saviou
and the "wondrous plan of redemption.
Il spoke of the uubOunded love of God +
fallen man, and in proof of that love
pointed to the great cOndescSnsiOn of Hin
Who made the universe 10 descending from
the courts Of heaven and clothing himsel
in The w.'kness Of humanity, in order 4
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The Rev. Mr.. Harmount, Of the NJ. <.
Church, will commence prOIrscted d meet
ing in this place on next Saturday. Public
services will be held at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, Of
said day, also in the evening.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

UARKULLTUN, UHIU.
AN the lst of October next, the undersigned
Twill have the above House ready for the en-
tertainment Of the travelling public. The same
is undergoing thorough renovation from eel
lar TO garret, and will be in excellent condition
for the reception of guests, where their every
want shall be fully administered to. The sta
bles shall always be well supplied with hay
and provender for horse. Give me call
and your bills shall be reasonable,
Sept. 10th, '57,-tE SAMUEL SIR EEBY,
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"a BOOK FOR EVERY MANS LIBRARY.
RARE 1NDUcEMENs TO AGENTS.

RARE INDUCEMENs TO AGENTS.
CANVASS ERS wanted to OBTAIN subscribers
y for the Comprehensive Geography and dis
tory, Ancient and Modern, of The World; BY
S. G. Goodrich, (Peter Parley.) Handsome
ly bound in cloth gilt, and illustrated with
200 beautiful eugravings and 50 maps. Price
$3 Sold only by agents, to each Of whom
special district will be given. Applicants
should state what counties they would like to
canvass. The book is now ready. Copies
will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of
the price. Bills on all solvent banks tGken at
par. The "Home Journal" says of this work:
"No family whatever should be without it,
For full particuIa ars in regard to agency, ad.
dress, GEO tGE W. ELLIOTT,
Publisher and Bookseller,
No. l72 William Street, New York.
tT all kind of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Cheap Publications, Stationery and
Maps, furnished at the very lowest prices
Orders solicited.
Nov. l9.-lt'
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A portion OF our citizens held q meeting, on
last Tuesday evening, and appointed commit
tees for the purpose Of making arrangements
to have New Years Festival on the evening
OF the lst Of January.
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Cleveland, Dec. l9.

Cleveland, Dec. l9.
F1OUR-Sale of good Indiana extra at
S42S. WHEAT-lndiana White at Sc
RYE-52c. DRESSED H0GS-Sales at s.
for heavy to packers, md IS 1925 for small
lots for city use.
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LOCAL q MISCELLANEOUS.

Several advertisements, book notices. and
other matter unavoidably crowded out this
week.
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MARKET rs.

Carrollton, Dec. %.
There are no important changes in the mar
kets this week. Wheat Is worth 90, 70&sOc,
not much in market Pork is selling at 4S4i.
Lard, Sc. TalIow I2l-2. Butter l2Sl4.
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nOERHAvE'S Holland Bitters Locock's
ID Pulmonic Waters, Roback'S Scandinavian
Remedies, HOoHand'a German Bi:ters, Clark's
Stomach Ritters, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
NcLesns, GuysOtt'S. Sellers, Jayues, Fitche's,
Sloans and nearly every valuable Patent Med.
cine in use at the New Drug Store OF
BAXTER / co.
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Our Smoky City correspondent is on
hand again this week. He will be found
interesting.
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Mr.. Montgonery,member Of the House
Of Representatives from Pennsylvania,di
last week.
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$50. c. BAxTKR, ST. sIEmIsa
BAXfEB L STERLING,
DRU GGISTS,
IN THE PATTON HOUSE."
CARROLLTOK ONO.
HAVE on hand q good supply Of DruRs.
III Medicines, Painta, OILS, Yarnishes, b e.
stuffs, windOv Glass, Perfunery. WsH Paper.
Bofders, Brushes, Burning Raid, FLUID lamps,
TuFpentine, Alcohol, etc, ete., and nearly ev.
srylhing usually found in q Drug Store.
BAXTER 4 Ste ling sell
A er's Cherry Psctoral and Pills
B0eThaves Holland Btters
Ho0haads German Biltera
Towaseuds safsaparilla
RhOdds' FeVei and AEIe Cure
PAlsthOrps Agus Cure (Bo cure no payl
Aerchanti Gsrging OIL
heLAns's Yermiiuge and Liver Pals
FahnestOek's YeFmiiuge
Sellers Yermifuge Cough Syrup and Pills
Barrelfs lndiAn Vermif1ge
Barrelrs Indian Linimenl
BOush's Worn Candy
Robaek's scandinavian Remedies
Mustang Lin.ment r. R. aelief
Jayne's Medicines Boudens Medicines
GuysOtts Yelloy Dock and SaFssparillA
Marshalls Uterine Catholian
SlOaB's Medicines--naEis Pain Killer
Dr. Hance's Rpileptic Pills
Petroleum--Sands SafsapaTila
Fiteh's Medicines
COslaF's Rat, Roach, aud Bed Bug EEtermi
natOr
Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Petit's Eye SalFe (nO cure no PSyl
John @. Bakers Cod Liver OIL
Grafenberg Family Medicines
HollOWay's ointment and Pills
Osburn's Golden Ointment
Briggs Cosmetic
| Balm Of a thousand Flowers
JAYNE and Bachelors Hair Dye
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
and many other Patent Medicines
Remember the place, in the Patton House,
CArrollton, Ohio BAXTER l. &STERLING.
September I0th, 1851 II.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

ALL persons interested, are hereby notified
Il that on the 9th day of November. A. D.
1857, John Battin, Of Carroll county Ohio,
male an assignment Of his lands and personal
nroperty, to the undersigned, in trust, for the
henefit of all his creditors, Persons having
claims against him, will present them to the
undersigned, for alloEance, and all persons
knowipg themselves indebted to him will call
and settle without delay.
A. II. BATTIN,
Assignee.
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We viii publish Gov. Walkers letter Of res
IRnation next week-no rom this week.
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Salem. Ohio, Dec. Sd, ls57.-4t.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the eubscri.
Der has been appointed and qualified as
administrator, on the estate Of Charles Stew
art. late of Carroll county, decd. All persons
having claims against said estate, are request
i'd to present them for settlement; and those
endebted, to make immediate payment.
II. B. HELLER.
Dec. II, l65T.-st.
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and get it exchanged for dry.goods, groceries
tin ware, hardware, notions, and anything that
you may want in our line. ". S. HODGE,
Nov. l2,-tf. New Harrlsburgh, "
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MHERE has been tremendous smashing up
/ among the banks lately, and everybody are
inuuiring, "what will be dOne?" Well, We will
tell you what we think you ought to do: Go
where YOU can buy
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

nor the last three Yeas have been engaged in busi
II known only to myself, and, comparatively, few
Others whom have Instructed for the Of s2O0 each
which has averaged at the rate OF 200 to 5000
annum having made arrangements 10 60 to Europe in
the FAN Of 1851 to engage in the same business am will
ing give full instructions in the art to person in the
United Cansdas who wllremit the sum Of Fl
induced, from the success have been favored with,
and the thankful acknowledgements have received
from those whom have instructed and who making
$5 SIS at it, 10 give person oppor
tunity engage in this business which easy pleasant
and very profitable ct small cost. There is positively
No HU2BUG in this matter References OF the best class
can given regards its character, and refer to
persons whom have instructed will testify that they
are making SIS SIS per day at the II is
in which either ladies gentlemen engage,
and with perfect AXE very h ndsome income.
Several various parts OF New York state, Penn
syvana Maryland whom have instructed, are now
making from SO sc per day byit. 1t GENERAL BUs
MISS but shllngs is required to start it, Upon
receipt Of 81 viii Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular containing full ntruc ions in the art
which cau be perfectly Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed (post paid 70
A. I. PARSONS,
dscf3A1md-v 23S Broadway, New York.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

1--WE Direcors Of this Comp ny announce 10 the
PEbc that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able aud walks and portions OF the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots, which offered FOR sale
The o the grounds be az The Office OF Line
sey Crosket where the public invited 10 call and
anime the same.
The Company feel confident they could have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity q
Nashve and pledge themselves TO the public 10 spare
moley pains 1t equal to any Cemetery in tbs
linton, aud s8ch Nashville may feel pride in
TIE Cemery now in the charge Of competent super
iuendsn living the ground. under whose direction in
viii bs made in the best manner and ahe usual
charges
The Directors Of the Company are desirous that the
groun should be visited the Citizens Of Nashville,
lor purpose omnibus will leave the Office Of Lindsey
ana Crockett O'Clock Tuesday serno the 3rd inst
and every Friday afternoon thereafter az the same hour
The seats viii be free.
Ladies and Families desrous OF visiting the grounds, vii
b. allied for at their residences BY sending their cards. to
the President Of the Company.
A. V. 8. LINDsLEY. President.
CIV. NASoE, ses'y. iy8-ti
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gold Medal Pianos!

STEfNWAY & SONS, Manufacturers,
Q 4 WALLER STREET, NEW YORK. -.xszSl
Oh Received the following FIRST Prize
MEDALS in Compel ition with the best makers1 "a n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Balls
tmore:
Two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washing on, March, 1855.
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1875 (beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maj yland institute Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yor D. November 1856. Among the judges the
first Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason,
Ciottschalk Wollenhaupt and many others. st. s. Pr
AMOS Rith and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
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