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Of Kansas by the eousummsliOu Of 8 sys
TEN Of frauds and yillsnies the most foul
and damniDg that ever disgnOed any Peo-
pie. save and except that BY which Louis
Napoleon, Of France, first slsors 10 support
the constitution Of bis country, but, en-
bOldensd BY success, improved the 6Bt op-
portunity that occurred to opertAroV the
constitution he had so lately sworn to
msintainl So, with the Locofoco rarty:
no sooner than "Squatter Sovereignty" bas
served the purposes Of the Southern flesh
mongers, than i is OysHhrown, and al the
t'saddiss of the party, with Buchanan at
their head. say Amenl
Be It remembered, however. that Steph-
en- Arnold Douglas is, in this instance. an
honorable exception. We are willing at
all times to give honor to whom honor is
due, and so long as he avows the following
manly sentiment we are willing to give
him credit as a man Of nerve and apparent
consistency:
"If the Administration and the Demo.
cratic party persist in their present course
on the Kansas question, I shall be eompsE;
led, by every consideration + honor, 0OoC
faith and consistency. to SEPARATE
MYSELF FROM THEM"
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OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PRoRAru

Carrollton, December %, 1857.
NHE following accounts of Executors, Ad-
illustrators and Guardians have been fled
l Il this office, and are set for hearirg oil
MOniay, the 18th day Of January, A. D 1858,
at o'clock P. n. OF said day, anH will be-
continued from day to day until all are fispo-
sed Of The filing and pendency of ~hiLh Ac.
couItants and heirs interested will take notice,
viz:
First Account of William Clark, Guardian
OF minor heirs of ReEin Stone.
man, deceased.
Henry Smith, Guardian Of MI.
nor heirs OF Adam States, dec'di
Third '' William Baxter, Admin 3trstoE
Of Isaac Willis, deceased,
Final Joseph Ranney, Administrator,
of Jacob Macbley, deceased.
" A. @. Stewart, Executor Of viii
of James CowdeB, deceased.
Leonard Harsh, Administrator de
bonis non, Of Ezekiel Davis decd.
First John W. Cox, Administrator Of
James Cox, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIPP;
Dec. 94i '57..td Probate Judge.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowLY's PILLs--General debility and .
consumption or wasting Of the flesh without
any apparent Cause, are manifestations Of di.
seAse that puzzle the faculty.. The tonies and
the aperients Of the established pharmaeop@iH
do not reach then, and all mineral preparations
hasten the progress Of decay. In such cases
the reproductive power Of the blood Is gone.
The waste Of nature goes on, and the sickly
and diluted fluid which circulates through the
venous system cannot repair the loss. 10 such
a crisis, the inyigorating, vitalizing properties
of the Pills are strikingly exhibited. The
blood is enriched and rendered nutrItiye by
their effect upsn its slements and upon the
organs that eliminate them, and strength
soon returns to the muscles, roundness to the
frame, and bloom and iullness TO the emaciated
cheeks. is
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that 10 more shall come there. We say
to tue Other states, stake care Of your own
free negroes. and we will take care ofours."
But We do not say that the negroes now
there shall not be permitted to live in ILL.,
nOiA and thiak that the people Of Kan
SIS ought TO have the right 10 say wheth-
er tbes viii allow them to live there, aud
1t they are not going to do 50, how they
will dispose Of them. So you may 90 on
with ell the different clauses Of the Consti
tuition. They may be all right-they
may be all wrong. That is a question on
which my opinion d worth nOlhing. The
opinion Of the wise and patriotic CLief
Magistrate oflhe United Ststesis not worth
anything as against that Of the people Of
Kansas, for they have a right to judge for
themselves, aud neither Presidents nor
Senators, nor Houses OF Representatives,
nor any other power outside Of Kansas has
u right to judge for them. Hence, il is
nO justification, in my mind, for the viola
ton Of great prineip4l Of self-goyernmsrt
to say that the Constitution you are Cor.
cling on rhem is not particularly obnoxious,
OF is excellent in its provisions.
We are compelled, on account Of the
length Of this speech, to conclude it next
week. Ed
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MAN

We take tie following rich morsel from
one of Dow Jl's Patent Sermons:
Man looks upon life just as be looks
upon woman-there is no living with
them, ar ID he can't live without them. He
will run after them, and rather than be
held he will lose bis coat tail and charac-
ter-kiss them for love, and kiss them for
leading him into trouble So with life.
He partakes of its pleasures. and then cur
ses it for its pains; gathers boquets OF bliss
and when their blossoms have faded, he
finds himself in possession Of bunch Of
briars, which is all owing to a little INCL
dent that occurred in Paradise, when man
was as green as tobacco WORN, and as
unsuspicious tree toad in a thunderstorm.
He was told to Increase and multiply. and
so accordingly increased bis cares and peo.
pied the world with parcel Of candidates
for perdition, and ! am one Of thew,
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WOODS HAIR DYE.-This Almi.
rAble article is rapidly improving the hair.
No article Of q similar hind, uOw befor the
public, enjoys better reputation IS = res.
tOraliye and invigouthg har tonic. lie
peculiar chemical qualities have a benef-
eial effect upon the gowth and character
Of the hair, giving silky and glossy tex
ture to that which was formerly Of acoarss
and dly nature. /: has, also we UNDER
stand, tendency TO preserve the youthful
color aud appearance Of the hair, and des-
troYing or eounterating the effects of age.
With such recommendation IN its favor,
we hardly perceive how any lady or gen.
llemau sbond be without so valuable an
adjunct to their toilet. Tie article may
be had ofthe Druggists throughout the
ecuntry.-lMisso Democrat. q
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CON RESSIONAL.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.

The House met 10 the new Hall.
A communication was received from
the clergymen of Washington, rendering
their services to open the daily sessions
with prayer.
Amid much coufusion,the members pro.
ceeded to select their seats by lottery.
SENATE A resolution was adopted
that the Senate will tomorrow proceed to
the election of a printer.
On motion of Mr.. Gwin, a resolution
was adopted calling on the President for
all the correspondence between the De-
partment and the present Governor Of
Kansas, together with all orders and in
structions which have been issued to said
officer.
Mr.. Allen submitted a resolution that
the Standing Committees be arranged as
follows:
On Foreign Relations--Mason, Doug.
las, StidelI, Polk, Crittenden, Seward,
FoOte.
On Finance--Hubter, Pearce, Given,
Bright, Biggs, Fessenden, Cameron.
On Commercially, Benjamin, Big
Ter, ToomJs, Reed. Allen. Hamlin.
On Military Affairs--Davis, Fitzpatrick,
johnson of ARK, lverson, Broderick, Viii.
son, King,
On Naval Affais-Mallory, Thompson,
of N. j., Slidell. Allen, Evans, Bell, Hale.
On JudiciOry--Bayard, Toombs, Pugh,
Benjamin, Green, CoIIamer, Trumbull.
On Post Offices and Post Roads-Yulee,
BigIer, Given, Fitch, Thompson, N. j.,
Hale.
On Public Lands-Stuart, johnson Of
Ark, Foster, Pugh of Tenn, BrOderick,
Harlan.
On Private Land CIaim-BeDjamin,
Thompson of Ky Biggs, Kennedy, Dur.
kee.
On Indian Affairs-Sebastian, Down,
Reed, Fitch, Bell, Tenn, Houston, Doc.
little.
On Pensious-Jones, Thompson, N. j..
Bates. Clay, Thompson, Ky, King. FOs-
ter.
On Revolutionary Claims--Evans, Bates
Crittenden, Wilson, Durkee.
On Claims-0vertou, Mallory, Polk,
Clark, Simmons.
On District Of Columbia-Brown, Ma.
son, johnson, Tenu., Bigler, Kennedy.
Chandles.
On Patents and Patent Office-Reed,
Evans, Tule, Simmons, Trumbull.
On Public Buildings and Grounds
Bright, Davis, Douglas, Bayard. Clark.
On Territories--DougIas, Jones, ,Sebas-
tian, Fitzpatrick, Green, Collsmsr, Wade.
To Audit and Control Contingent Ex.
penses--Evans, Wright Dixon.
On Printing johnson, Ark, Fitzpat.
rick, Fessehden.
On Engrossed Bills Wright, Bigler,
Harlan.
On Enrolled Bills-Jones Brown, DOo-
little.
On the Library-Pearce, Bayard, But.
Ter.
Mr.. HamFn regarded the list Of com.
mittees as disproportiOnste and sectional.
Mr.. Doolittle objected to the arrange.
ment Of the committees, referring especially
to the wants Of the great northwest, and
the importance Of the commerce and nav
igation thereof.
Mr.. Chandler denied that the Repub.
icans o: the Senate had ever assented to
such a formation of committees.
Mr.. Pugh, while intending to vote for
the list as the nominees of q Democratic
caucus, yet concurred that they were un.
fairly fnrm~h
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Illium, much lossel By land and sea, TO
Italy. In this serious style the Old msn
wss going to speak Of Sbakespear and
Milton, Of Dsute aud Tssso, when one Of
the lads said he had read some lines Of
poetry somewhere which he thought be-
lOngpd TO the TroubsdOurs
Christmas day is ajoyful day,
Well kept in that household theni
when friend me lIiend, a welcome 10 give,
And jOyOusly murmsred Thank God We Jet
live
Aud to every heart . solemn voice said,
"Oh ye Who are living forget not the dead
Whom ye ns'er shall meet here again"
"No, Charles, "said the old man, ,"that's
not like the Troubsdours sung" and be
repeated with q sigh.
"Whom we ne'er shall meet here again"
"But if faithful" be added, in a voice
that bespoke assurance, swell meet them
on the bank of the River of Life; though
now they be far beneath the Ocean wave
or in the gloomy charnal house. But |
will not make you sad with recollectious Of
the past so enjoy yourselves in your own
way and l willIisten."
George and Nelly both at once said let
US have a turn at blindman's buff. AT.
ter many an awkward blundel on the part
Of the blindman, Charles proposed to
rest while be should relate TO them the
origin of blindman's buff. He said
"long ago in the wars between tie BritOn'
and the Franks, there was valiant war
rior in the Frank army who bad his eye'
put out; and being filled with rage on ac'
count of bis loss, he seized his halberd and
rushed into the thickest of the enemy
ranks and fought so desperately that h'
turned :he tide of victory in favor Of th'
Franks. And blindman's buff was insti
tuled among the youth of the land il
commemoratioD Of that victory"
Thus in merrimeut and youthful gle,
the hours speed away, till the time TO
separation came.
l love the bIitbe holidays; for they
bring to memory recollections Of the past
"pleasant yet mournful to the soul;"mOurn
fuI in that they are gone and gone foreV
er. Still, on these days, in the happy
household there are erjOyments which lay
better claim to the inscription over the
palace gate at Delhi.-"lf there be
Paradise on earth, it is tbihit is this" thar
the shadow of royalty that sat Within
Life has its ups and downs, and lights and
darks, but it is a sin not to be happy
Time checks bis speed and fain would spare
hoary virtue: and when life'S sand is full
ly spent,
HE leans him o'er bis scEthe and listening
weeps'"
Here the shrill voice Of the night watcl
crying the midnight hour, reused me from
my reverie; and | found myself alone a
my lodgings in this dull, dirty citv.
J. W. H.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-12-24
BUCHANAN ON KANSAS,

1t is now fully understood by our read.
ere, the position assumed by President Bu-
cannsn relative to the bogus constitution,
framed by the Border RufIian Convention
of Lecomptou, Kansas: That he AYERS the
Lecompton constitution shall be driven
down the thrOats Of the Kansas people,
aOlens, vOlsns. That the people shall not
be permitted to vote for its rejection, but
that if they vote at all they must vote for
its adoption. This ia Administration De-
mOcracy! And now, gentlemen Demo-
Gratis, prepare to take the dose prepared for
you by your Southern masters.
And, in order that we may not be
charged with manufacturing statement
from whole cloth, we give an extract from
the "Plug Ugly" LOcOfoco sheet, around
the corner, in Which it refers to Buchanan's s
message, and holds the following double
sided clear.as-mud language:
We cannot anticipate what action will be
taken by Congress on the question Of the ad.
mission Oi Kansas. One fact may be safely
assumed, that il the Constitution presented by
that Territory is Republican IN It's provisions
and does not confcI with the Constitution OF
the United States. and is an exponent of the
people; fairly and honestly expressed through
their delegates, II will be sanctioned by Con.
gress, with or without slavery as the case may
be. The citizens actually resident in the ter.
rtOry are the sole judges of what kind Of a
constitution will best suit their wants, aud II
they appoint delegates through whom their
vi hes on the subject may be embodc1 and
made kroSn, they are in fact as much bound
by the action Of such delegates, as if they in
their own proper person, had drafted the in.
struncnt
Do you see that, Democrats? Your
'SquAtter Sovereignty has squatted into
delegates and you ere as much bound
BY the action Of that delegate Convention,
that framed the bogus constitution, "as il
they [yOu] in their fyOur] own proper
persons, had drafted the instrument" Ave,
that is Buchanan Democracy! A bogus
constitution 10 ls foi.tsl upoa The people
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DOUGLASS.

THIS champion Of Popular Sovereignty, has
10 9 Speech Of - inst, in the United States
Senate, almost DEMOLISHED President Buchan-
an and bis Post Master harde of the North
And althou gh he has let the blows from bis
bludgeon islI thick and last upon the head Of
the great Southern Serpent, with all the POW.
KK OF the arm Of the little Giant" 1t is but
sCoTCHED in Its ONWARD move, and is RE- COIL.
ING 1t serpentine majesty, to return to the
conflict with renewed vigor, and venom, ,exhib-
iting its iCrked fang, meanwhile "HlssISo" in
the ears Of the Sffrighted Buchananltes, "dis.
solutionl dissolutiOnl"
We are constrained to admit that Stephen
Arnold Douglass, has, in this instance, exhibi.
ted an unusual stiffnes Of the spinal column,
commonly called BACKBONE"
Single handed, he has taken the responsi.
bility Of discovering himself from the Great
Southern Harlot. Ths weak knes.ed Of his
party, trembled Belshszzar.like; lOoki ng first
to the right and then to .he left, and saying
good GOd-gOOd devil tive know not into
whose hands We may call-but we pray thee,
that We may still hold on to the slvEN card-
nal Democratic principles" Loaves and
Fisheti In ectasy we await the result of this
HerculeAn effort Ofthe "Littls Giant" "Whom
the Gods Intend to destroy, they Hr ct ma &c
mad" So with This God fOrsaken Admins.
tratlOn. After q short return TO the health
inspiring regions Of lake Michigan, and 10
contact with vigorous freemsn EvaN Stephen
Arnold Douglass shows a strength of manly
vlgor and giant thought, that has caused
a cOmmOtiOn Of waters upon the Democratic
sea, throwing the ''ship Of State" upon It's
beam ends. The Democratic party sOwed
the WIND, wherewith it Is now reaping the
whirlNind. It's tOttering up en- the verge ol
It's eternal Doom. So mote 1t bel
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BRIsToLs SLRsAPLRILLA.+The virtues Of this
preparation are avouched by such testimony
as has seldom been produced in favor Of any
patent medicine. The cure Of James Wyck.
of Of Erie County, Of the most awful Scrofu-
Ia that human being ever survived under,
that Of Martha Whitney when apparently iP
the third and last stage Of consumption, and
numerous others effected by this powerful
vegetable restorative, may be classed among
the scientific miracles Of the present century.
The medicine is now prepared solely by the.
responsible firm of D. 7. Lanm ali & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, New York, who have,
Iecently brought out new and palpable veg
etable vermiiuge, called, Kemp, 3 Worm Pas.
TILES. which is pronounced by those who have
witnessed its effects, perfectly safe and in
fallible remedy for the disease. 1t has the
great recommendation Of being entirely free,
from murcury. 80
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GarrOIl free Dress,
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
TRIP 4 BAXTER.
CARR0LLTON, ---- DEC. "a, 1851
FIFE, JONES, & STEWART.

These unfortunate victims Of offended
law, are fixed for Eternity, by the War.
rants Of the Governcr of Pennsylvania as
fOllows:-Fife and Charlotte Jones on the
18th Of February next, and Monroe Stew
art in two weeks thereafter. 1t is suppo.
sed that Stewards execution ia deferred,
to ascertain, what further confessions or
developments may be made by Fife and
Charlotte Jones, on or before execute n
day. And il they still persist in decIa-
ring Stewards Innocence, be may be par.
doned. What fearful suspense between
"hope deferred" and The stern reality.
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Fits! FIts!! Fitslli
DR.. Hdnee's Vegetable Ertract EpIptIe
Pills, for The cure Of Fits, SpasmS,
a L


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DERS0NS labOring under this distressing
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These pills possess a specific action OH the
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Price 80 per box, or two boxes for as
Persons out of the city, enclosing remittance,
will have thepills sent them through the mail,
free Of postage. For sale by Seth S. Hance,
No. los Pilumore Street, Baltimore, Nd, to-
whom orders from parts Of the Union must
be addressed, post paid.
April 80, ls57.-ly
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THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL
COUNTY.
Henry A. StiagsE
VS.. Court Of Common Pleas.
r. F. Price.
TICE.

P.P. Price. of the State of Iowa, win taxa
notice that Henry A. Stidger, Of the County Of
Carroll, in the State Of Ohio did, or the srd
Ciay Of December, A. D. 1857, 6le his petition,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the county
Of Carroll and State Of Ohio, against the said.
P. +. Price, defendant, setting forth that the
said P. F. Price made q certain promissaFy
note in writing, on the 18th day Of November
A. D. 1856, and delivered the same TO the
aforesaid plaintiff, and thereby promised 10
pay the said plaintiff S76 one day after date.
with interest at per cent. per annum. until
paid; that the said sum Is due and unpaid; that
the said plaintiff caused an order of attach.
meat to be issued sgainst the property Of the
said defendant in the county Of Carroll in the
State of Ohio; and that application will DO
made BY the plaintiff for Judgment against the
said defendant for the sum Of S76 with inter-
est at 8 per ceat. per annum from the 18th
dar Of November, 1853, and Al oFder for the
sale Of the property attached.
The said P. F. Price is notified that he ia
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday AFTER the 4th day
Of February, A. D. 1858, next
HENRY A. SI1DGER
By s. N. GRAIN. his Attorney.
CArrSlltS1, Dee "a, lsS7..sw
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Our advices By the arrival Of the Star
Of the West announce that Oregon has
adopted the Constitution and demands ad-
mission into the Union as an Anti. Slavery
State.
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NEW I'D REFRESHMENTS
EXECUTORS NOTICE

IAEOU ION . NUIICE,
NOTICE is hereby given that have been
~ duy appointed Executor of the last will
aud testament of dun Baxter deceased. Al
person. owing said estate must pay immedi.
ately, and all claims must be presented within
one year. Harry BAXTER,
Det. 2i, lS56.-3t. Executor,
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EB- IMPORTANT INFORMATION to the MARRIED
and those contemplating marriage sent to all
who wish it, upon receipt Of ten cents in mon
ey or stamps. Address,
DR.. s. MARRETT sMYTHE,
Nov. 26,-3m. New York City.
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tB Every person should read the advertise
ment Of Grin dies Celebrated Magic compound
and Ancient japanese Life Pills which appear
alternately in another column. They are tho
most successful remedies eve brought before
the world. Try them and he cured.--ly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-12
A Retired PhvsiCian.

I Whose sands of life have nearly run out,
discovered while in the East Indies, a certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
. Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. Tho
remedy was discovered by him when his only
child, q daughter, was given up to die. He had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities Of preparations made f1om tho
East India hemp, and the thought occurred to
him that he might make remedy for his child.
He studied hard and succeeded in realizing his
wishes: His child was cured, and is now alive
and we'll. He has since administered tho won
derful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all
parts of tho world, and no has mover failed in
making them completely healthy and happy
Wishing to do as much good as possible, he will
send to such Of his afflicted w-beings Oh re-
quest it, this recipe, with full and explicit di-
roctions for making it up, and successfully using
it. He requires each applicant to inclose him
ono shilling-thrce cents to be returned us pos
tHge Oh tho recipe, and the rom, inder to be APP
piled to the payment Of this advertisement.
Address DR.. H. JAMES,
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, Nj.
n. B.-Dr. II. James has neither office nor
agent in New York, US some have pretended ]
and advertised. Tho recipe is scnt from NO
PLACE but No. 19 Grand street, Jersey City, !
New Jersey. je12 Sm/