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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11

The Canadian Parliament proposes
to lay @ tex Of nire cents per bushel up
on American Wheal-would the nine
cents be paid by the producer or the
consumer? Every farmer feels and
knows be must sell his wheat 10 The Ce.
nadIans for nine cents less than if dut,
les had not been Imposed--if it is not SC
there is no objection TO a duty oE,25 pei
ceut-lf the British consumer pays The
tax we may dismiss all our fears for a
Canadian tariff on American Wheat
Yet the free trade men tell US that the
consumer invariably pays the duties,
whereas, in this, and in nine cases out
OF ten, the producer pays them in the
reduction Of the price Of his product.
The freertrade folks do not like a ia
riff because they say it protects one class
at the expense Of another. Yet they
vote away millions every year for build
ing and sustaining a navy, for the pay
ment Of ministers and %Consuls abroad,
all of which is for protection Of COM
me:ce' Why not have free trade on
the water as we'll as on the land? Let
every vessel take care Of itsell and fight
its way through pirates and enemies
Let free trade men be consistent and
make war upon all kinds Of protection
if it is exclusiveDess to project the me-
chanic and farmer it certainly is to pro
tecI the merchant aud sailor, Beacon.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
WHO ARE THE DEMOCRATS OF
THE COUNTRY.

The LoColoco party claim 10 be the
Democratic party, and charge the Whig
party with being the Federal party
Their claims to that title is most pecu-
liar.
They advocate the Velo-the one
man, tho mODarchial power. Is thai
democrOIici The Wings oppose thu
power
They are against the one term Prin'
ciple-a most purely democratic prin
ciple. The Wings go for it.
They are opposed TO American rights
because they 60 against the policy
which secures 10 the rightluI owner
The fruit Of his labor, aud against the
policy whIoh would make this nation in
dependent Of foreign nations. The
Wings 60 for this policy.
They are opposed TO the right of pc
tilion, and the freedom Of speech. Thu
Wings uphold these rights.
Which party then is now the demo
cratic party, and which the %anli.demo.
cratic party oil the CounIryH-N Bed
ford BUL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11

What has Locofoceism done9 What
are its frultsa-PhH Epen. Jour.
Destroyed the best currency the'world
ever saw-broke down the credit Of the
couutry-bsggared hundreds OF thou
sands Of lis citizens-corrupted public
morals-heId oul the offices under the
government as brides to the most pro.
figate- ~repudiaied the honest debts Of
States, and entailed almost every pos
sible disgrace upon the nation - Rich
mond Wing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
METHODIST COLLEGE AT DELA-
WARE.

1t lie generally known, that an act OF
incorporation was obtained, last winter.
for The Ohio Wesleyan University, an
institution to be located at Delaware,
Ohio. We find that the Board of Trus'
tees was organized few days since, and
that Dr.. Thompson was elected Presl-
dent, and Rev S. Howard, Principal, Of
the Preparatory Department, We are
happy, however, 10 find that DR..
Thompson continues 10 his present sit.
u%alion, as his services will not be need.
ed for some length Of time; nothing
further being contemplated al Delaware,
at present, than . preparatory school.
We rejoice 10 see the lively interest
which the Methodist church is taking in
the subject of education we believe
such institutions as The Norwalk Semi
nary, are among her most creditable
and useful enterprises. We trust the
Institutions Of Norwalk and Delaware
will never be regarded as rivals, but as
colleagues: and as they are TO be Of diff
IereOt grades, we see no reason why
they should not render mutual aid.
Norwalk Seminary we think is des-
lined 10 prosper. W. believe thai 40
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11

Election Joke,-his stated in the N,
York Tribune, that at the recent cleo
ton in Luzerne county, Pa, which is
strongly Locofoco, The regular tickel
had on it for the Legislature a Dutch
man named Rooms. The LocofOcos
swore they would not go it-thoy were
against '%coons, tooth and toe nail. Sc
Mr.. Rooms was backed off and a LocC
named BrodheOd put in his place This
incensed some OF Koons' friends whC
%inst,gated Chester Butler, a Wing, tc
GONE out as a stump candidate, anC
he ped 10 elect him, though The Whig'
had not deemed II worth while 10 make
any nomination, Bali, Pat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
TENNESSEE

The Legislature have passed q bill 10
divide tho Stale into Congressional Dis
tricts. As the Majority of both parties
voted for the bill, we are al liberty to
conclude that there were none Of the
features of the G%errymander about it,
o. s. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
NUTS FOR FREE TRADE MEN TO
CRACK,

The imports in this country last year
amounted 10 $l27 . 5000, upon which
was collected duties amounting to GA.
900 600 or about II per cent, During
The Same year the exports Of home pro.
ducts amounted to $0l,0O0, 900, on
which foreign nations imposed duties
amounting to $3.50 900 900, or l24 per
cent Free trade means a total abolition
OF all duties would wa have free trade
If we permitted foreign productions lC
be imported into this country without
duty whlleIhese sane foreigners charge
us ia per cent. for The privilege Of ira
dug with them.
The imports Of Great Britain amount
to about $500, 900 900 per anuum, up
on which she levies duties amounting tC
$3.50 10000. Yet England and bel
Statesmen aud authors preach forth free
trade to all the world. IL il not aston
ishiog hat oil the world, except the Lo
Ioco Free Trade Party in the United
States, will not believe The British TO b.
SIG Ceref
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11

its minlslrAtions; nothing ,hrlves but
%impudence and knavery; promises are
only made TO be broken; every effort to
get back again upon firm ground seems
vain, aud we are certain Of nothing but
that impenetrable uncertainty wells all
the future.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
GA@@0IIg9l
FRIDAY:::::.::NOV. IL, ls42.

GrTbe absence OF the Editor, upon
profes slonaI business, is our apology
for the deficiency in The editorial de-
partmsnI this week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
Master Commissioners
Sale.

John Story, ct, al
By virtue Of a decretal order of sale
from the Court oil Common Pleas for Car.
roll county. Ohio, and to me directed, |
will offer for sale on the 2lsl day of De.
cember next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. M. by
public cutlery, at the door of the court
house in Carrollton, Carroll county, @,
the following real estate, as the property
Of said John Story and wife, 10 wit: The
North East Quarter of Section SIX in
township fifteen, and Range seven, with
the improvements thereon. The land
above described situate 10 the county Of
Carroll, Ohio.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancory,
November IL, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11

III CH@HCeTys
George Pounock, et. 0I.)
By virtue Of an order of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas for
Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 me directed,
! will offer for sale on the 2lst day of
December next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock P. M. by
public Outcry, al the door OF the court
house in Carrollton, in said county, as
the property Of George Pennock, includs
ing The equitable interest of Simeon Jen.
nings, 10 wit: The South West Quarter
OF Section eleven, Township fifteen, Of
Range five, with the premises. Said
land situate in the county of Carroll,
OhiU.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
November, II, l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Alias Kendi
ErpOnGS issued out ofthe Court OF Com-
mon Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, 10
me directed, | will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House, in Carroll,OD,
on Monday the 2lst DAY of December,
lS42, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. the following
described real estate, to wit: The North
West Qlalter Of Section 10, township
IL, of range 6, except six acres from the
south west corner of said quarter, ap.
praised a, S2,975. Taken in execution
aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Prin!er's lees $3.50.
Also,
By virtue Of sundry writs Of f. ia. ct,
IeV, ia. and Alias Veadi Erponas issu.
ed out of The same Court, and to me dI-
rected, | will offer for sale al The same
time and place, the following real estate,
10 wit: The North East Quarter Of Sec
ton 10 township 10, Of range 7, con-
tanning las aCres-Also, the South East
Quarter vi Section ~. township II, Of
range 7, containing l61 acres, appraised
at S Taken in execution and will
be sold by ne.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Printers fees Sl,50.
Also,
By virtue ola writ Of f. ia. ct leu. fd.
issued out of The sane Court and TO me
directed, | will offer for sale at the same
lime and place, the following described
real estate, to wit: the Sodlh East Quar-.
ter Of Section 80, township IA, oil range
4, appraised al $4,000, Takea in exc.
cution aud will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT Sheriff.
Nov. II. lS42 Primers lees $3.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
Master Commissioners

Sale.
William Mercer,
ps' In ChGncery.
George POunock, eI. aI.)
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Also,

Prin!er's lees $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-28

b 0csNQIsCOAiMDN SENSE teach US thai XXX q.
Il TORATION 10 the natural as well a eHectual
aren't m a,restns scd curing fuuonavy pes,ss Reson
moeiy the OF lrhs rstion Sr Catarrhal
eng erosp and sAscssses az the lungs p aud
esctiHG nusou. and pessnt .seesss shsreoy eossn
the lungs less Impede both
of the blood cauaipg duiy Of breathing
aud asthma eqrsy hoarseness and loss Of voice, drsy
the heart and rupture Of blood esses NJ from
tbs AAd langss asd seiuipg Of blood . su ,u1
To his obstruction which all these alarming
dangerous seaueS originate. and
nothing has ever been found equal 70 yAfNEs kxPECTO
stands ueriv asdt stands Prssmipept-tFy IL AID yoa
viii be that ~ NOT NOR can
not be ox n stsd THAI stsds far above and the reach
competition is the only reasonable the only nal ara
and The truly i Meth Of aYsess1ng and curing
scia II y NsS YSrR At xSoesa and retail &
Sands Druagsts Nos srd e0 FultOp psvia SAeds Co
No q East Broadway A. Sands Co, No 27s Broadway
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:. d r. Fl Or n 2 !. :. g.

Horne beinslsssy
bred 40 Medical the city Of London has been
prs cad ber o fhe id faculty II phyre for ~ years
he last aS the city Of New York Hspracce from being
Ess profound aitse;ios H sspe.ie9se Is very sas.
uSsof thcu 7nas ere annually ereurased out
lie recent are, hout ..ngn,shed
- Dr Bsohan obeepes Mar,sd psrsops snd
eersons about 20 houd be particularly caon OF
thcs wats pos
,ssa Mn yssrs<s.l easss need pc
s:.pss ss%ps.i sPg5pg e n! 3cs
AZ ss of sterline and based on rec
rsseectsStI and st Dr. II oaer: his pa|rOs: sure E
soqsis contact MI en' !. ne evening
az THOMAS g. 900 Of sbs Late Dr., a G;oT.
.bgs:s: y. pulls @s
. Murray snset, and @ry s. e0nssI'sd ta'y u'r "A I'M
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ID O0C q o. RlaM 8 EoLrl 40

JYOCTOR BELL dsyotss hs attsnon ldsH until
eP ny TO- the rem9ya Of private diseasesin every ats
All suerng under protr csts
y<eatsdby Inexperienced tesS!s
boring under the destructive effects or mercury 3tatk
n,snd alihn .set tie reusrE9f dissses lsfking " re
syss may eonsult pr B. always with guarantees Of
Or Psfscns contemplating marriage who have bssH ties
ects ?f consult Sr He with honqnbls
confidence Posi- etefy the fpsSscn
distsnee havp hs prometatonPn-i DIB Hsstpsn nsvo
exposes suspicion wsknownto be safe and pema
nsnt. Ibffs,t.. ~ ~ N,tii g ,-In Hn
dJofs from Broadway. ''-' - /" ~ WV mt Inn
AN IMPORTANT"mDfSCOV FOR THE
n, sr .f,.., ., an, LADIES,
DR A. c. CASTLE Dentist. 257 Broadway, New York
ha.s Paste for ngdeoay e&teeth whils il ~ perfect.
tooth i'll which e6dpse INTO solid BODY,
%SasosssE y kast tooth can
speak es saeisay a. 70 is eicasy inserts sii
cal Teeth without a on the ndipe Of Atmospheric
pressure guaranteed effects OF aboa acid
sshs Rs one % which pvt the osh ELS.
cal DIR A C. C. refera to his professional skill to
Dr. ~ UsJohawon, PtesldeM af ,he NeGA bocet, Esthe
ss &c saf ks Nj En-
the Professors Of the Uniyerty Of the College of Physf
and Surgeons of New Work.
Cane 4 Ea aris,i Ayrss, attend to
disease to the human Acoustic Drops
Sure pains h$td 10 the ear
IN
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PRIVATE CURE.

nOCTOR JORDANs sFEIItL no "a iii
other wsh di.hIges and b. e Csy.ss
dis<ss, ytho exposure inconvenlencs or bss ohtine
Zach crurse Il .cosed neat tim case e.ery
or sItersa use and whee. s case Tecsn. os ga cue
49, ~ called tbs Monitor wheis
Ia iree ions wfth plain dscrp,ion o. tns na,urs
wbah - aided much valuable reformation useful hints and
m mice Of Moptor city cents one doil3r sent
post paid viii is reeeroh rss eSasss 10 rand
H. " ne country being complete compact conyepo,
rest paid letters ering the swonut have
apon"i attention. Soldier his only At prg Store
* a ron st et serond door below Pnee second block
gs,,t~ W. fnff Inv
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Z, ~ aI55COIJNTERFEIE,.. z,I i.:s5 :
FEMAsIsEs' MONTHLY
'A ina ,,tas Ptfsf,IIC S,f, ssL leaa,.s

Wlh0 to- ssatLfsyy sessy ~ ipssri.ss suneess q
W Madame Rnssllh Esmaie Eonhiy CPas N all eases 81
lrtesariIy or StoPpags tkqse on1 Of
tyre nson the health Of sye female deptpds. shes
cogptefn md INN atios continually attnied 70 -
fshssne Vs:p sSrno1 , sc Pcsch us
aFsn.e Mently Pills With the sbset Of i poths.
attempts impose upon them II 10 sufficient here to Ita
tAas ~ Fipss MORtb Ps ar; iS count ls s.sspd 2
New York AID Ne Esse xstet Bestoa.i Pdee 4l.s ::
Mslaas hwrittsa on The oevsr sfSssA
m B. ,Themerisd una some must absns
sis ne fot IA The u l
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SERVINGS CORDIAL

lihs pfsstn asy vida ELEVATE h. Of public
;mnorsnce For he Inflammation of ose affected with IT,
VI gps!,h s following r1eomnsndalionY Of Restorative
al SIX Al So, fedulst, have n.a N. nsd
thai hey are q the best css, q TONES. and 10
pSHaf ''s YtafsS Se! fkhTT, NJ D. y
concur "a the above recommend zion OF Dr., Frat
knfEi3l efSnF trSnB1 THOMAS BOYD NJ D.. -
sabrng Restorative Cordial is isi
a nor hottie -------------- MA Inn
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TOluSEG AR SMOKERS,

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kind and advoc atln8 Nons' ~
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~ iCOAL ANDsCOLDS.

THE extreme mrlduessof The wessr Of late although il
have proved disastrous degree to the coal
trade ny ns diaiinshsa de c,sssof " g " avg
4 -. -. COUGHS AND COLDS. ..,-.,,.., e,..
Many now sek ID tss city 4oiass acquired BY
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which acquired envab!e celebrity io5 its nyaTabe
e' xTT CLAssEs OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. !,
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o. Eles snxssps of !hs genuine Hosehosnd Candy is
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Rnsbton AspinwaIl, No.fdAstor House ITO Broadway.
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Sspds IS Fulton and Of Broadway and ChaTbsrs
IL Bush Sten IsaaA, Hays ise FELTON, sreet oos'ys
S.wis NJ No ., STATE ~ A'o'A ~
si' Nj 'e''e'' j. PEAsE $50 4, Is Division 81.
Msrchsnts wishing Pssseh r.hound Cat
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sen1nr order any Merchant 10 this city, with VIII m
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