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BROADWAY GOLD PEN

And al other kinds Oi STYLES a. the retail price.
TO The purchaser Of our pens We present a Hgmbsr-
Cd Ticket % every dollars worth purchased which eB.
ues The holder By extra payment oi % cents on
each uckei, to pFemiam VARYING 10 vaide from sl %
slV' The premiums consist q yadous articles q Jes.
elefy. va: Gold a.d silver vaicies Silver I0s ST.
yer Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains for lud lsek.
e., Bracelets Gents 90 Fgb a., - .,.i CDair. III
-y.-s, Lar Dr,1-, Studs, Rings, Cro. . te
&c, none q which sell for ess than one dfl-- COgn
ny purchasers may rely On being a. idr.g dsal. with
s. regaFts The prizesas d tsey thsHs,yss pres
en-,
We have been In operation ~ three ye-;s l-i thou
sauds have bought u 4s, a4- ~ Lave -lsr. rned
that any one has YER been d--l. Fed ! plan a.
lords every opportunity ofobtalrlrsa geld aaich Of
some arucle Oi jewellery, for trihag san. All oul
pens, pencil cases &c, mlnuiaclurt1 BY ourselve
With great care, and Ne Cier them Al precisely tha
same prices asked in all ether stores IN the city TC
agents we oherthe most advantageous offers, aud any
energetic person can do well BY working for W.
@ish agents N every place in the country, and person
Aho would Ae 70 become such will please 70 adiFes Us
and We viii send them printed circulars Of prices terms
&c. We have no stated periods iot distribution. The
moment pen j. purchased the purchaser is entitled u
receive bis premium on the payment Of rs cents sz
ira.
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ROAD TAX.

HOAD 1AA.
their regular March session. the commissioners Of
"A Carroll County, Ohio, levied tax for road purposes
of five tenths Of mill each dollar valuation Of the
taxable property Of said County,(5 cents oa SlOO0O
Which tax may be discharged By labor public hi "a.
ways the rate Of dollar per day, in the district
where the same is charged prior TO the in day Of Au
gust under the direction Of the supervisors OF the
efa road districts. JOHN l. bLACkDURN,
May 2slh, 1851. County Auditor
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CARRoLLToN, July %.
FLoUR,-s. Fine 5000; Family $3.50; ExtT
$3.50.
WHEAT.-Sl,00 @ 1876.
CoRN.-75c
OATs.-35c.
HAMS. - lie.
SHOULDERS
SIDEs.-9c.
BUTTER,-l23c.
EGGs Sc.
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'Fders by mai should be addressed
MERRICK, BENTON & DEAN,
335 Broadwav. NrW York

" Gold Pens repointed in a superior manner -
h. lose the pen and 80 centsin r. D. stamps and the
peu y III be 1,Doinied and returned post paid.
Nav it. 1873 mos. [H.sE
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Gbe Carroll free Dress.
JOB PRINTING,

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A MOST EXCEL.
w lent assortment Of new Jos TTPE OF every yaiety
being selected wilh great and Judgement 10 st
ur customers. We Wish Il 10 be DIsrISerLf under.
TODD that We have good jon PKISTER, who can and
NIA aceemmOdate,-his mottois "ExcKL r. We have
larger assortment Of type, and do RETfER work
than any oace In thls vicinity. We only ask a trial
Merchants and other who want
CARDS, CRoULAHs, PAMfHLEfs,
BLANKS, HAEDBILLs, BILL-HEADs,
TIoKKTs, PROGRAMMES, CATALOGUES,
win be accommodated in the shortest possible time
kpd On terms most moderate. ki
Weekly national intelligencer., 1857-06-27

natural1Zed cannot be president or Unl
ted States Senator till after the lapse of nine years,
Representative till after the lapse of years,
from his naturalization Yet naturalized he
is certainly citizen of the United States. Nor is any
nhabtant of the District of Columbia of either of the
Territories eligible to the office of Senator Represent
alive in Congress- though they may be citizens of the
United States. So in all the States persons,
though citizens, cannot vote, cannot hold office either
on account Of their age the want of the
sary legal qualifications The truth is that citizenship
under the Constitution of the United States is not de-
pendent on the possession of any particular political
even of all civil rights and any attempt to define it
must lead to To what citizens the elective fran
chse shall be confded is question to be determined
by each State, in accordance with its views of the
necessities expediences OF its condition What civil
rights shall be enjoyed by its citizens and whether all
shall enjoy the same or how they may be gained or lost
are to be determined in the same way.
One may confne the right of suffrage to white male
citizens; another may extend it to colored persons and
females; may allow all persons above prescribed
age to convey property and transact business another
may exclude married women. But whether native-born
women persons under age, under guardianship be-
insane spendhrfs be excluded from voting or
holding Office, allowed to do So apprehend no one
will deny that they citizens of the United States
Besides this clause of the Constitution does not confer
the citizens of State in all other States spechc
and enumerated privileges and immunities They are
entitled to such as belong to citizenship but not 10 sucn
belong particular citizens attended by other quail
fcations. Privileges and mmunities which belong to
certain citizens of State by of the operation OF
causes other than citizenship are not conferred
Thus if the laws of State require In addition 10 cti-
zenshp of the State, qualification for ofce or the
exercise of the elective franchise citizens OF all other
States coming hther reside and not possessing those
qualifications enjoy those privileges not because
thew are not to be deemed entitled to the privileges of
citizens of the State in which they reside but because
they in common with the native born citizens Of that
State must the qualifications prescribed BY Law for
the enjoyment of such privileges under It's constitution
and laws 1t rests with the States themselves so to
frame their constitutions and laws not to attach par
ticular privilege immunity to mere naked citizenship
If one of the States will not deny to any of its cti
all of them by of mere naked citizenship then it
may be caimed by every citizen of each State by force
of the constitution and it must be borne in mind that
the difficulties which attend the allowance of the claims
coored persons to be citizens Of the United States
avoided by saying that though each State may make
them its citizens they are not thereby made citizens Of
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INDIAN SUMMER OF LIFE.-Iu the life
Of the good man there is an Indian sum
mcr more beautiful than that of the sea-
son richer, SUMMER, and more sublime
than the most glorious Indian summer the
world ever knew-it is the Indian sum-
.mer Of the soul. When the glow of youth
has departed, when the warmth of mid.
die age Of one is gone, ana the buds and
blossoms of spring are changing to the
scar and yellow leaf, then the mind Of the
good man, still ripe and vigorous, relaxes
It's IHhors, and the memories of Il we'll
spent life guSh forth from their secret roun-
'a'ns. emr;.hiag, rejoicing and fartilizing
thcn the trusiiul resignation of the Chris
iian sheds around sweet aud holy
warmth, and ihe SOU, assuming heaven
" iuSire, is no longe! restricted hv the
narrow confines Of business. but scars hc-
rond the winter Of Eoary agc, and dwclls
peacefully and happily upon that bright
spring aud summer which await him
within the gates ofparadise cycrmorc.-
Let lis strive for aud look ;ru>tinnlv for.
ward IAN Indian summer Ike this.
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THE TRUTH OF FAITH.

The heart renewed by the Holy Spirits
taught 10 repose all its confidence in the
perfect work of Christ for pardon, justiii-
cation, and eternal life. Faith unites the
soul to the Saviour. BY its exercise the
believers ioimer relations 10 God and his
law are changed. lie ceases to rebeI uu-
der condemnation, and becomes child
forgiven and jusfied. The great subst.
tute, lbe Lamb of God has borne the bur
den OF his guilt, and wrought out for him
perfect Righteousness. Faith constitutes
an undying union between his soul and
his redeemer. 1t makes him henceforlh
one with Christ, though there is no con
fusion OF personal identity. Thus has he
reachcd The end Of the law 10 harm him.
The Liberty ofthe child Of God ia his. He
shall never. die; nor does the. .abouudng of
grace lead 20 hisconGpuapee in sin. Never
behold such matchless logeliness, such inel-
fable ssuctity in the precepts ofthe divine
law. oh, how he loves it; how bis heart
responds 70 ;he peculiar aud mighty inhu
eaoe Of the gospel, to make sin odious,
and obedience to the hecommandmentsc con.
stant and joyous. What the law could
not do in that it was weak through the
flesh, has been done for him by the eos-
pei IL has opened heaven to his ransom
ed soul, and given him a heart in sympa-,
ssySxi.h its holy einploysnepts and DC.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN 4. z.

Acco,d'nv ,o .no oxi,,:nr Constitution of
lhe State oi New York, uomau Q! Color,
unless lo ha, been "a citizen OF the State
for three years, aud has for one wear pos.
sc,,ed freehold Property Of the value If
two handreL ami fifty dollars on which
he has paid taxes, can vote Il, any c'cc-
,ion.
The Back R",ao,i.ur members, Of the
recent State Log-i.tut-'.,sau.es,,.b s,,. by
/ tie way, whose camm," .a',r .saulr,.a il,
regard to the public lands ;he .ujeuigcu.
Ger lately advised Nirgimian, 20 in..talc-
have taken the initiative step towards a
repeal Of this feature Q, tic Constitution,
in order to put negroes and white men
on footing ol equality, 50 far as regards
( the right Of suffrage.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PszHADEEPlaiA.
lMrORTANr ANNOUNCEMENT.

''"' 'i'i N.N AN .NDI NtEAEt i.
iIll all persons afflicted with Sexual Bi.r,sr.
- such A. SpERMATORRIIEi \. SEMINAL
EAkNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRIIGA
GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho Vice Of ONANISN O
aELA ABUSE, &c, Sc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in Wow, Of
the awful destruction of human lie. caused r,y
Sexual diseases, and the deception, piucri.cd
upon The unfortunate victims of such diseases
10y QuacHs, har" directed their Consulting Sur.
gcon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy ofthcir
name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS,
to all perso;,' uas afflicted, who apply bv let.
81, wiii' de-. iptGn of ;!.e. condition face
occupation, ha6"s Oi lite, &C., and iu cases Of
extreme poverty and suffering, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
Inc hO"anI Association ~ 4 benevolent in.
autution, established 10y special endowment, for
the relief OF the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virulcut and Epidemic Diseases" Ithas
now surplus Of means. which the Directors
have votcJto cxpemd in advertising the above
notice 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
tlon commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, aud will furnish the most approve q mod.
eTn treatment
Just Published, 10y the Association, Report
2p Spcrnatonhma, or Seminal weakness. the
vice of Onansm, Masturbaton or Self Abn.c
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs Ly he
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent l,y mail
ln sealed envelope FREE or CHARGE ON
thc receipt Of TWO STAMPS for hostage.
Address, Dr. GEO. II. CALHOUN. Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard Associatiop. No y S,otL
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Ia. By order of
the Directors.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
EZRA ID. IEARTWELL, President.
Feb. ith lU57, 6l-Iy.
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7WE GHEiT PERIFIER or TfJf.
BLDODI
THE BESf NlTEK ATiNE nNOMN,L

N"i " PTiicir OT .NCrcHI2J ia IT,
An iniaIhlr remedy for Scrollla, Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate CutamCous FyuptiouS
fmpIes or Postulcs Oh the Face Bio,hrs, Boils,
Agle and Fcvcr, Chronic Sore Erycs. RingworuI,
or letter Scnid head, Enlargement aud pain 90.
the Bones d. joints, Salt Khcmr, Stubborn IL
Ccrs, Slplnliuc Disorders and all diseases arising
rom an iyudicoms Use of Mercury, lnprudcncs.
~ Lie, or lmpurity Of the Blood
This grca' Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of
the Blood is now used by thousands of grateful
patients ON all parts of the United States,
VINO testify daily TO the remarkable cures per-
formed 10y the greatest of all medicines Car.
tel '''tish Mixture" Neuralgia, Kho,iIis..
iisfd, SccOfua, Eruptions on the Skin, i.ivet
Disease, Fever~, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection ot
Tie kidneys. Disease OF the Throat, Fcnaio
Complaints, Pains and Aching of tue Bones
ana Join.s, ere speedily pun to flight by usi,,g,
tIliS inestimablc remedy
For all, discaSes ot the Blood, nothing has yet
been ionnd tn compare with il. It cleanes the,
system Of all impurities, acts gently and ciiis
cicntIy on the Liver and Kidneys, Strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach. innkcl
inc Sh'n c.eaT and lac lii,y, and restores the.
Constitution, cnieebleI 10y disease or broken,
down by the cNceSses Of youth, 70 It's pristuie.
vigOr and strength,
For tue disease Oi. females IL IL peculiarly np-
rlIcabIe, and wherever il has become known iS
regularly prescribed with the happiest effects.
IL inyigoratcs the weak aud debiifated, and
iinparts elasticity to the worn-out frame, clears
tho skin, and leaves the patient fresh and heal
NY; single bOtte of this incstimablc Iemely
Is worth aA the so-caIied SarsapaTillas ia cxSs.
tence.
The large number OF certificates which We
have rcceiye1 from pefaoas from all parts of the
United States, ia the best evidences that there
is no humbug about IL. The press, hotel keep
ers, magistrates, physicians, and public men,
gell knqNn To The coqlmuqi,y, ali their tcsti..'
mony t9 the wonderful effects Of this "Grca.
Blood Purider,'
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, and
read the details Of astonishing cures performed
by Cartcr's spaniI, Mixture, lin most cases
where every, thing slso had sgaaily failed. -
The limits OF an advertisement win no, admi.
their full insertion.
WIN. 8. BEERS & CO., Propfie tors,
NO 304, Draadieay, Mo Ysvk,
, TO whom all orders must be addressed. = ss.
For sale by Druggists aud County Merchants.
IN si parts Of the United States snd the Cans,
liAssELriNE &cvRsros,L@sa.se
: nay it.eas s---ss ~ 90 lsr-ys r.as<
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TIE ILLUSTRATED EDITION
Irving's Life of Washington.

x j. PUTNAM g. co. will commence
w in few days Il new edition of this
great work in Semi-monthly parts. Price
70 cents each.
Each volume will consist Of III parts,
handsomely printed in imperial octave. The
whole work vii! be illustrated by about 30
superior EngraNiugS on steel including
Portraits and Original Historical Designs,
by eminent artists.
With numerous Wood, Outs and Maps.
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will have two steel plates.
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Among the illustrations already engraved,
or nearly cump,rtvd are the following por.
traits con stcvy:
Gen Schuyler, Gen Charles Lee,
Gen Putnam, Gen Henry Ice,
Gen Arnold, Ccl Moultric,
GcJ Green, Gen Waync
Cen Ward, Gen Clinton.
Gen k"oN, Robert Morris,
Cen Norgsmerv, Cen Stark,
Gen Nt Clair, Gen Hamilton,
Grn Lord Sterling, Gen Gates,
Gen Baron ;,tvuu,n, in Glover.
Gen LIT iay"ttc, Gen Sir ". Howe.
Gen Count Pu'ashi, $ir Henry Clinton.
Hrn linculn, lord Cornwalis,
Grn Mercer, Gen Eurgoyne.
Washington from tIc picture hy Wur,mul.
Ter.
Washington, from the picture by Stuart,
/. q. ,t
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BLANKS BLANBsIi

WE would call the attention of members
the bar and magistrates of this and the sur
rounding Districts, 10 our extensive assert
ment OF Blanks. We ba.e now on band
afail supply printed in excellent style, aud
can MI all orders promptly at seventy-liye
cents per quire casa
We are also prepared to print BrieG at
short nouce,in handsome style and as low
as The wo'!'-esin be done any where in the
State for cesh, 1
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a Great and Good Book for Every
Family.
THE NEW IILU~TUATIu
NVs,rpuIfIES ErCyCIoreI::


'"APIG'E -NsIiN OF iNr"""Aiul A>r
m0lENE. ~ oNE LNLCE luLr Ma.
Embracing Outlines of .Naa'omy, H.u,.r..
ted ; lhv>iologv ot tie Human BoJ,. .
I,girnic Agcuvics. and the prr.rryar,1,,
ol llyu.lh Bictctirs aud lNGropa,hir
Cookery: Theory and Practice Of Wa
tcr-Trea,mcnt ; Special Pathology nnd
'ay$ csn.@. S%%rn. s.%4% ..a the N
OF ;ll kQown Diseases: Aru'jca,Iun Io
Surgical Diseases Application Of lIy.
dropopaihv 10 Nuauilrrl uud l.r Nur,ury.
with Three Hundred Engra,ing~ ual
nearly One Thous.md Pages, mrIufnra
Glossary, Table Of Contents. aaG ru...
Vtc,c Index. BY K. +. THAIl. D.
PubIi-hrd 10y Fowler y Wells. Ncw York.
I'm the nlar of the work. ,l. ,,r,... .,l
ncccssi,irs of the prorlr have b,rp .,roJy,.
kent ia view. Willie almost .yc,y ,o,,i,. -.
intrrcs, in the departments Of Npn,n,,,y
phy-ioluuv. pa,Loio,,,. U,.,,i,r. .,,, ~.
rarcn,irs is h.ieA, p.rsrltrI. ,No,, nt. rr.,r.
,iraI utility. are always put prominently far.
ward The prevailing errors. ,unr,iis and
" hims of the day and ag, "!c cApo.,a and
rriutrd thc ,ayuIj2s and hyI.,L,sr, p,,,,,
which the popular dug practice is prrGica.
wherefore Of their fdIacy clc.,r!ydcm,op~lrt.
ted.
~" following IS brief analysis Of is
con,rA'7
History "i Medicine; History Of Bathing.
History OF Mrd''"ird Bath>.
Anatomy, Illustrated 10y. One Hundred and
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a newly married couple, somo years
since took up their abode in Poplar street.
At bleaklastnext morning, the gentleman
said TO the lady MY dear, this is Pop
Jar, and by putting in u you) IL becomes
popularF "AnI by putting ush IT,"
prompGy rep'ieo theiady, "it will become
poPuloes," 49,
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\ Frenchman WHO was exhibiting some
relics and other curosilics, produced,
among other things, sword which ho
assured his visitors was DE sword Baaam
had, when lie would kill &c ass" A
spectator remarked that Balaam had no
sword, but only wished for one. VERY
well, dis is do one he wished for"
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Medical Advertisemnt ts
DR.. NJ cL a N ELS
CELEBRATED
Y = r nj I f UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two OF the best Preparations OF the Age.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FuGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms,
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure OF LIVER CoM~
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANt'fMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c,
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLanc's Ccle-
bratcd VERN1IFUGr and
Liver Pills, prepared BY
as"''n9 &se'. ,
SOLE rRopRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there ale various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vcrmifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with Dr. MCLANES, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE MCLane's
Vcrmifugc and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FT,EMTNG ppN,c
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted al One
Dollar per square of sixteen lines or less
or il continued, Sevcnty-Fivc Cents for the
inst lascriIpu, and Fi,ly Cvuis .or each sub
srGncnt insertion.
The following deductions will he made in
i.Lynr ni atAMNimr advertisements.
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A MEDICAL REVOLUTION
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS
HOLLQWAY'S OINTMENT.
TIE GREAT COUNTER RRITANTl,

The virus of disease often makes its way
to the internal organs through the pores of
the skin This penetrating Ointment, mel.
ting under the hand as il is rubbed in, is abb
sorbcd through the same channels, and
reaching the seat cr inflammation, promptly
and invariably suhducs it, whether located
in the kidneys, the liver. the lungs, or any
other important organ. II pcnctratcs the
surface to the interior, through the count
lcSs tubes that communicate with the skin
AZ sumlpcr rain passes into the fcvcred
earth, dltusSing its cool and rcgcncrating
influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SWELLlNGS.
Every species OF exterior irritation is
qmckly reduced by the ant-inflammatory
action of this Outmcut. Angry Eruptions,
such ~ Salt Rhcum, Erysiprls, Tcttcr,
Ringworm. Scald Head, NciiIc Rash, Scab.
bics Cor ltch) Sc. die out. to return no
more, under It's application. Hospital cNrc-
ricncr i'll all paris of the world rriyca lis
imiaIlibiity in Diseases of the skin, the mus.
clcs, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORS.
The effect Of this unriva'cd external
remedy upon Sitoiula, and other ,irulcni
ulcers and sores, is almost miraculuus. II
i''N' "ISS'laTg'S Nic poison winch produces
suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the
cures which its healing properties after.
ward complete are safe rs we'll as prrna.
nUut.
WOUNDS. BRUISES, BURNS. AM.
SCALDS.
la eases Of the !,ariurc of The bones. IN
lnr'rs caused by steam explosions. BgUi,rS,
burns, Sral"s. rheumatism, Stiffness ur the
JOINTS, and contraction at the sinvW,. i. i
employed ami warmly recommended bv the
faculty. THIS marvellous remedy has been
'ntr"d"c"d hy lis inventor in person into all
'hr leading Hospitals Of Europe. and no
private household should he withuut it.
VNDENIABlE TESTIMONY.
The Medical Stall of the FrrnclI AM I'm
giish Armies in the Crimra have uiH..iul!y
signed their aprrova! Of lluinuu,', Oui-
mcnt, - the most yv.i. Die drcssiu. for sabre
cuts, .t"hS, ani gun.shut wuui,d-. II is IL.
- used b! ihc surgeons OF the Allied Ma.
\irs.