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II lily becomes lreemen 10 shut their ears upon
the discussion Of questions which so vitality ef-
feet their prosperity, as those which now scpa-
rate political parties. We wrong ourselves, and
we wrong each other, to refuse our opponents a
hearing. We should reason together. Expe-
rencc is a dear, a very dear political teacher
Although by necossity,we are compelled AT times
to place ourselves under his tuition, ii is much
preferable to learn Of Reason. But what con-
summaie folly governs him who profits in neiIh-
er school. The Hard Money system We have
never tried. Will we throw away good cur.
rency without hearing word in its behalf, and
adopt an untried system without hearing a word
against il We have never tried Free Trade
Will we adopt il without hearing a word agains
it, and destroy the system Of Protection which ex.
perience has proven to be so conducive to the
prosperity Of the whole countryl The Sub
Treasury rediriruS-should we not look al its
bolts and bars, its vaults and safes, its locks anC
keys-should we not examine the keeper, The
iurH-key-and endeayor to ascertain something
of the probable effect of this system upon Tho
finances of the nation and the currency of tht
peope-beiore sealing its adoption with ou
votes! These measures should be discussed
before the people-the people should examine
them, pause and ponder upon them, ere they dc
eide to adopt or discard them.
Come up, then, on the 25th and hear our can
didate-hear him for his cause, and remembe
you have an interest in this cause. Come u
democrats, and if needs be, "censure him in you
wisdom"-but "awaken your senses that yo
may the better judge" Whosoevcr, will le
him come, and devote one day to the contempa
ton of those which must have decide
an influence upon the interests and prosperity c
the country, the happiness and welfare of til
people.
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no MY Old FRIENDS!

Il IS rndispensahly necessary that my Old bu-
siness should be seuled up immediately. 1
therefore call upon all thoso who aro indebted to
me on subscription TO the Carroll Free Pres, for
Job Work. or Advertising, TO call and pay aP
without delay. II am forced into ooereive
measures. there will be no exceptions. ! shall
expect all my business to Be sotled up BY the
first Of september next
VII viii take Wheat lthough money would
be prefened,) } if delivered by the first Of Sep
tcmber.
n. b. | feel myself under obligation to those
who have REALLY been patrons by being
puncmal, (and we have many such. for to them
alone We owe our present existence. Each in
diyidua will know whetheTihis notice is intended
Tor him. Friend, if you are in arrears, "Thou art
be man." and the sooner you put yourself
in more enyiable position, the better for both
YOU and me. Remember. longer indulgence will
not Be given Than the first Of ofSoPtember-
T. W. COLLIER.
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WASHINGTON.

The correspondent of the Baltimore American
states that the President had submitted. in conf.
dence, message to the Senate, in relation to
Mexico. tits supposedthe following rccommen-
dation was concurrcd in:
lsl That Minister, or Ministers, be sent to
Mexico for the purpose of negotiating treaty Of
peace with that country, and with power to settle
all questions Of boundary and of claims.
Cd. That there be an appropriation of $2,OOO,.
900 to carry said recommendation into effect.
Whether the appropriation has been made by
Congress, we are not advised.
An important Joint resolution passed the House
on the 7th, directing that the troops called out by
Gen. Gaines, and mustered into the service of the
United States, be paid. Likewise, that the Ohic
troops mustered at Camp Washington, and all 9th
ers, whether mustered into the service, or claim
ing 10 be so mustered-in shou, every compan,
of volunteers who marched towards Mexico, il
obedience to the call of the Government, be pai,
for their services.
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JoHN B. MN4ooDT' N4 Secretaries.
JOHN L. HUNT,

In our paper of ofyesterday we noticed that Geo.
NJ. Dallas had been burnt in efigy in Allegheny
on Monday evening. The authors of the TRACE
dy were the workmen at the Iron Works Of
Messrs. Bisses and Semple, and the leaders
were well-known Democrats. The proceedings
were quite orderly, the procession passing thro'
the streets, to Seminary Hill, where the etfigy
was hung and afterwards burnt. 1t bore the in
scription: "George Ml6in Dallas, the base IN
grate-Alas! poor Pennsylvania"
We earnestly hope that Wings, one and all
will take no part in these proceedings. We have
not been deceived in Mr.. Dallas, and therefore
have not been disappointed. He has fulfill,
ed our predictions to the letter. Hthose who
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Read and Judge.

IMPORTANT FAcTs.-We, the undersigned, whole
sale druggists IN Louisville, KY, are satisfied, from
all the information we can obtain, that DR.. G. BEN
JAMIN SMITH is the is the original iRUeHtor 9 The ST.
gar Coated Pills. We are prepared to supply deal
ers at the New York price.
ROBINSON, PETER & CAREY, 492 Main st,
]. S. MORRIS Co., 46l Main St
RUPERT LINDENBERGER 5ll Main st.
GEORGE LAPPING Co., 79 Fourth st.
BUDL ALDEN, 81 Fourth st.
And sold throughout the United States and Canada.
Beware of all such frauds and examine the box.
Office l79 Greenwich street, Qarge Brick Block.)
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills
and see that G. Benz. Smith is wrlnen with pen on
the bottom of the box.
For sale at the store of r. ]. Atkinson, and drug
store of r. Kennedy, Carrollton; VIM H. Greer &
Co., Magnolia; Thos. Lake, MOrges; John Potter, N
Harrisburgh G. Manfull, Augusta; E, Hall, Hanover
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WEDNESDAY. 25TH AUGUST.

Remember, that in pursuance OF the appoint
ment of the State Central Committee, WILLIAM
BEBB, our distinguished candidate for Governor,
will be with us on Wednesday the 25th Of the
present month, to address the people of this
county. We hope there will be, on that occa-
sion, an old-fashioned turn-out-a regular built
40 meeting-a real Log Cabin rally. We hope
to see assembled on that day, every man in our
county who is in favor of the Tariff of '42-eve-
ry enemy of that once discarded, ghostly, disen-
tombed skeleton of Van Burenism, the Sub -Trea-
sury-every friend of our excellent system of
Banking-every friend of Sound Currency
and every man favorable to the law '.tOr teUying
Tares on ALL property in the State according to
its TRUE ralue." We hope to see all these here
for they will hear the measures they approve
vindicated in mastery manner.
We hope also to see those present on the 25th
who do not acquiesce with us in the support OF
Wing measures. We hope such will meet with
us, and learn from himself, the principles of our
Standard Bearer. We invite all such to come
and Judge for themselves. Come and hear an
honest man, courteous and eloquent speaker
Come ndhear his sreasons transporting Sound
Currency-the Protection of Home Industry
and an Equitable system of Taxation. Come
and hear his reasons for opposing Hard Money
and Low Wages-a Tariff for the encourages
ment of British interests-a Swb-Treasury-ar
Under Treasury--a Treasury under the conuo
.ofthe President.
Liberty men, you who advocate the cause o
the oppressed of every color, come and hear th'
views of Philanthropist, in relation to th
BLACK Laws of Ohio" Men of all parties
come, divesting your minds of prejudice, hea
our candidate, and having heard, Judge ye, whe
ther his principles are such as justify you in op
posing his election.
The measures in issue, and which will be dis
cussed on the 25th, are measures in which tn
people have one common interest-on which de
pend the veal or woe of the State-the prosper
ity of every class of our citizens. If Whig prir
ciples be correct their adoption must benef
all. If wrong, must injure all. No policy ca
be pursued which will not effect all classes, a
parties. Let us therefore study our true inte
ests, and by all means pursue a true policy
"Try all things" by the test Of reason, an
"hold fast to that which is good"
We know there are those who are governed /
no principles but those of seIfshness,--wt
support no measures but those party. But {
not the mass of all parties desire the commc
welfare! These are disunited by issues mac
up honestly and in good faith. 1t is the intere'
the imperative duty of these, to examine we
both sides Of ''the case," and then, and not
then, render their verdict.
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Proclaim Il 60 Ihe world.

Tha' DR.. Maz1ni's seilan Syrup, Or Tropical Hy-
gele uil cure seven oct Of every ten cases Of con-
sumption. Read the following statement frJm We
~ respectable citizen of Carroilt5n Ohio;
SaTIiss % BL0oD.-Th- j. 70 certify that my
wife has been iOr some years afflicted with pain IN
the breast and side accompanied with a harrass ng
cough, and al OF the c0ncDmitaut symptoms oil eon-
rupt.0n. A sh0ri time since WhIle on visit 70 her
friends .n New Lisbon, while coughing about three
O'Clock in The morning, she Wptured large blood
yessel1l the lungs, from which -Ae lost nearly quart
Of blood before medical s--istence could be obtained
The bleeding 'Or the present was arrested, bu' she
vas 50 much reduced that fatal issue was expected
About twelve O'Clock the bleeding returned but was
again arrested by the ordinary remedies AZ o.
clock i again returned Wifh increased violence when
al hopes Of her surviving through the night had fed
IN vain were Oh the usual remedies resorted 10 again
b arrest the hem0rrhage and being nearly hopeless
there no hopes that she would see another rising
sun. A last resort az this eyentiul period, DR.
Mazoni's highly celebrated Siolan Syrup or Tropi-
cal Hygiene was obtained and administered. And
most astonishing 70 relate in the short space Of tive
minutes the bleeding subsidized her cough gradually
abated, and BY continuing the use Of il, there ha'
been no hcmOThage since. She is now rapidly i'm.
proving By ts agency, and contrary 10 the eXpecta
t0ns Of herself, she promises well for speedy reco
very. / make this statement, that others alike sut
ferng, may be likewise benefited by the use Of thu
invaluable and unequalled remedy this most fright
ful and fatal disease. CHARLES ELSON.
New Lisbon, July !, 1876.
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We have been informed by a gentleman just
from Philadelphia, that ths Democrats, On one Of
the city disiucJs, had burnt Geo. N. Dallas in
ciiigy, while the Wh.gs stood by, and rem, the
air with shouts Of "Polk, Dallas. and the Tariff
of'l2." The excitement in the Eastern pau Of
the State is most intense, the w1rk.ngmeH gen
orally feeling iiat they have been most essential
y humbuggad BY the cry Of fDcmocrcy.-Ptis.
Gd-cne.
The Philadelphia Eagle. Of Thursday, says:
"a WHGHT FOR rHE TELEGRAm-HuS5 rs
EFFIGY.-Gsurge VI. Dallas, Pennsy ylyania's re-
creant son, was found suspended upon the wires
Of the Magnetic Telegraph yesterday muming,
in Market street below Seventh"
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Amer-
can says:
"The Wcavers in Moyamensing are in great
state Of excitement relative 70 the Tariff. Last
night Vice President Dallas was hung in effgy
by Them"
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CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.

The regiment under the command Of Col. }.
D. Stevenson, now at Suten Island, will embark
for California on the 14lh instant, to-day.
This is the regiment intended to aid in conquer
ing, inhabiting, and ciyilizng the State of Cali
fornia, and preparing ii for coming under the
wing Of our government. regiment Of Nor
mons, in the West, has been enlisted by Colonel
Kearny, to aid in this enterprise. What mag.
nifcent Republic we shall have Southward, il
the plans Of the administration be fully carried
out.
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THE WAY IT BENEFITS THE FARMER

An agent, says the Delaware Republican, was
lately sent to Ohio to purchase from 100000 to
$5O0OOO worth of wool. Owing to the disur-
bance of the Tariff, the order was countermand-
ed. One of our manufacturers on the Brandy
wine states that he lately sent orders to an agent
to purchase large quantity of wool at twenty
six cents per pound, but he shall now counter.
mand the order, and will not take the wool unless
he can get it for twenty or twenty-five cents pei
pound. This is the way the farmer is to be ben
e6tted. .-CiRcinnai Gazette.
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THE soUHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

We have received the August number Of this
valuable periodical. Instead of losing interest,
we think its pages arc improving. The present
is, perhaps, superior to any preceding number
ofthe twelfth volume. Mr.. Calhoun's Report
from the special committee TO whom was refer
red the Memorial of the Memphis Convention,
occupies considerable space i'll this number.
The ''great Southern" discusses with his usual
ability the improvement of the navigation oi
Western and Southern waters, and the powers
conferred on Congress by the Constitution to aP-
propriate and expend money in the prosecution
of these Improvements. He concludes that such
power may be found in the power conferred
on Congress to regulate commerce. lie ap-
pears in this article, a Western man, yet
his adherence to Western measures in this case
does not prevent his adherence to Mr.. Polk-in
all others. His arguments do not appear
to have had much weight with the President il
his consideration of the River and Ilarbor Bill.
Several very excellent articles appear in the
Messenger The "Contrbutions to the History
of Virginia." the "account of Pedro de la Gas
ca" and ''the Historical sketch Of the Knights Of
Malta" are continued, and may be viewed as
valuable historical contributions, whilst poetry
and novelty sufficiently abound, to serve as ;
condiment to what is more substantial. Th,
Messenger recommends itselfhighly to the schol
lar and general reader.
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The Washington Union of Thursday evening,
referring 10 the report that a messenger had ar
rived in Washington with proposals for peace,
remarks:
"We are not advised that any messenger has
arrived from Mexico, or that any overture has
been made by her to the government at Wash,
ngton. What prospect there may be for peace
and at what period it may be effected, we canno
undertake to conjecture; though it is certain thai
the President will make good his repeated de.
clarations TO conclude peace, as soon as he car
do so consistently with the rights of the United
States"
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GEORGE NJ. DALLAS BURNT IN Eff
FIGY.

INDIGNATION PRoCEssIoN.-The people Of
Moyamensng District got up an Indignation pro-
cession on Wednesday evening, and after parad-
ing through the streets with martial music, halted
in the ncighborhood Of Broad and Shippcn sis.,
and there burnt George NJ. Dallas in effigy.-
Great excitement prevailed. The persons en-
gagged in the above affair were working men,
principally weayers.-Phii. Eng.
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Representative,
LEONARD HASRH.
Commissioner,
JAMES WILKIN.
Coroner,
ELI CLARK.
Poor House Director,
WILLIAM BAXTER.

On motion, Resolved, That the ticket just no.
minated, receive the undivided support of the
Wings Of Carroll.
On motion, ReSolued, That one delegate be
appointed from each township, to represent the
county in the Congressional Convention to as
sembe at Welsville on Tuesday the 18th of Au-
gust. Whereupon the following persons were
nominated and appointed
Augusta, John ManfuIl; Brown, John F. Per-
due; Centre, John Sterling; East, Daniel Nc
Quilkin; Fox, William Mclaughlin; Harrison,
John Beatty; Lee, John B. Moody; Loudon, llar-
vey Cogsi; Monroe, William Davis Orange
John L. Hunt; Perry, George K. Mecasky; Rose
Samuel Dunlap; Jr.; Union, Charles Fawcett;
Washington, Nathan l.. Shaw.
On motion, RESOLVED, That the following nam
ed persons constitute the Central Committee fol
the ensuing year, to wit:
Robert Kennedy, Daniel Ward, Charles El
son, James M. Davis, and Thos. w. Collier.
On motion, ReSolUed, That the proceedings o
the Convention be signed by the President ant
Secretaries, and published in the Carroll Ere
Press, Western Palladium, and Western Herald
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
DANIEL VANHORN, President
john B. Moody, Secretaries.
JOHN L. HUNT, ~
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THE MARKETS.

CARRoLLToN, AUG. 13.-Flour. a. bbl. SO SO
O$3; wheat, S bu. 45 cents; oats Is; bacon,
hams, P fb &c, sides SC; butter, T. tb 81; fea.
thers, aP Ii 25c; tallow, aP ii 81.
PITTSBURGH, AUGUST 5.-Flour S$ Dbl. extra
brands, SO 624, superfneS2 3740S2 Sc; whea
a. bu. so cents; wool If fb 1923 cents.
New YORK, July 31.-Flour, ~ bbl. 81 12!
O$4 1879 corn meal, a. Dbl. SO 62!.
BosToN, July 29.-Flour, $ Dbl. s. 163G
$4 314; pork, aP bbl. $40 8740$11.
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LOOK AT THIS.

THE subscriber feeling desirous to have his old ac-
counts settled off immediately, takes this meth,
cd Of informing all those who know themselves IN
debled to him that he will take wheat in payment
of all his accounts over year standing, at market
pricel if delivered at the Carroton STEAM MILL be-
tween now and the first OF October next. This no.
tice is intended for all, without any distinction;
therefore all those who neglect this call cannot ex-
pect further indulgence. JOHN 5. HUNTER
July "a, 1846-4l-2m.
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COLUMBIANA.

The following ticket was put in nomination by
the Wings of Columbiana, Saturday, August lst.
Representative-Jam Armstrong, Of Yellow
creek; Auditor-Jeremiah Mclaughlin, of Cen
tire; Commissioners-David Leppernick, of West
and Charles NJ. Foulks, of St. Clair; Poor House
Director-George Rudisell, of Centre. The Pal
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ROAD TAX-CORRECTION.

In the advertisement Of the County Auditor,
under the caption "Road Tax" as il appeared in
last weeks paper, an error existed, which is this
week corrected. Instead Of the tax amounting
TO twenty-five cents on the hundred dollars val
uaiion, as misprnted, it amounts, as will be seen
in this number, TO only TWENTY cents.
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The Norfolk Beacon of Thursday says:

The Court of Inquiry in the case of General
Gaines proceeded on Thursday to the examina-
ton Of witnesses. Capt. Montgomery, of the
9Th Infantry, who commanded the left of the
right Brigade, andwho manifested so much cool
ness during the cannonade of the 9th, when his
horse was shot under him, and who was wounded
in the battle ofrhe 9th of May, appeared before
the Court and was under examination about two
hours. Capt. NJ. testified that he considered the
situation of Gen. Taylor ''emnently critical at
the time that Gen. Gaines took steps to call for
volunteers. The whole of his interesting mar
ratve was strongly iusfcatory of Gen. Gaines.
The Court will probably sit several days longer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will
offer for sale, on Saturday the 18th day Of Au-
gust next, the following premises to wit: the west
side of the southwest quarter OF section six (6)
township sixteen (I6, range six'6,l containing for
ty acres, more or less.
JACOB LOTZENHEISER,
Executor OF the last will and testament Of Nj
chael Fisher, deceased. July 81, 1846-42-3t.
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THE OREGON TREATY.

Mr.. Graham, of the North American, does moi
know who sent him the Treaty, &c. He is al
Washington, and has been examined by the spe.
cial committee. 1t is thought the leakage will
not be discovered. The special committee haC
made no progress.-CincinRai Gazette.
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OEFJAMEs BROWN, the counterfeiter, was tried
last week in the Circuit Court, at Columbus, con-
victed and sentenced to ten years confinement in
the Penitentiary.
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MARRIED, in New Philadel phia, on Tuesday the
2sth Of July BY the Rev. Mr. Greenwood, Mr.. JAMES
WOoDBUES, Of this county, to Miss RAcaEL SCTER
Of Tuscarawas county.
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trusted him 10 thgir yNu destruction take tha
improper meihod Of giving expression y their
outraged feelings, lei Us s,aHd a.yof.--PinsbUg
Gdzrf'c.
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COURT.

The August term of the Court of Common
Pleas for this county will commence Monday
next.
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The SUb-I'reasurY.

The Sub-Treasury Bill has passed both House
of Congress, and will go into operation on the
first of January next. We intended laying this
hideous thing before the readers of the Free
Press this week, but some one, without leave,
borrowed the paper containing it, and has not yet
returned it. 1t would be well for the people if
some good genius would bOrro1C the law, and bear
it to ga lodge in some vast wilderness" where
the rumor Of its evil influence would never more
reach their ears. We hope it is only a sojour:
ner in civilization. It's "specie clause" and
other sharp clawS-its bolts and bars, and safes
and vaults, are roenough to make honest men stare
And then so short time from the grave, to which
it was consigned by an indignant people! II
conveys to the mind the horrid picture ofa "gal-
vanized corpse"
But, as it must be borne, it must be seen-anC
next week we will lay ii Om in our columns a
full length.
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DANIEL DUNcAS. Of Licking, has received the
nomination in the lOlh Congressional District, as
the Wing candidate for Congress. His opponent
lor denomination, JAMES r. R.SrANsBrEY, address.
ed the convention and pledged himself 10 support
the nominee. That is as il should be-. lie ap.
pears TO be one who believes that, in relation tc
office, the people may have claims upon the indi'
yidual, but the individual can have no claims up
on the people.
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TAXES FOR 1916.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants
" of Carroll county, that will commence collect
ing the taxes of said county, for the year 1916, OH
Monday the 2lst Of September and for that purpose
will attend one day in each township, at the usu-
al place OF holding elections to receive the taxes
from those who wish to pay them there, viz:
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will also attend al my office in Carrollton' from
the 9TH day OF October until the 2O!h OF December,
N receive taxes from those who have not previously
paid Those who neglect to pay within the time
snscfed in this notice, must expect to pay costs in
/ addition. The following is The amount charged on
each dollar of the valuation, for the present year,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-14

Mr.. EDITOR:
Please announce ROBERT McCLAVE
Esq, as candidate to represent the county of
Carroll in the next Legislature, and oblige ma
nv of THE PEOPLE.
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05-The Wings of Tuscorawas were to hold
their convention on Saturday last, the 9th inst,
to nominate Wing county ticket. Among the
candidates proposed for nomination, we sec the
name Of Alden /. Bennett.