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Why ShOnld anY Han SRearl

| can conceive of no reason why he should,
but ten reasons why he should not.
/. 1t is mean. A man of high moral stand
ing would almost as soon steal sheep as swear
2. 1t is vulgGr; altogether too low for de.
cent man. .....
8. 1t is cOwzrdly implying fear either of
not being believed or obeyed.
4. 1t is udgentlemanly. Agehtlemai, accor-
ding to Webster is genteel man. Well bred,
refined. Such an one will no more swear than
90 into the street to throw mud with oafer.
5. 1t is indecent; offensive to delicacy, and
extremely unfit for human ears.
6. 1t is foolish. "Want of decency is want
of sense"
7. 1t is abusire--to the mind which conceives
the oath, to the tongue which uuers it, and to the
person at whom it is aimed.
8. 1t is renomOuS; showing mans heart to
be a nest of vipers, and every time he swears,
one of them sticks out his head.
8. 1t is contemplate; forleiling the respect Of
all the wise and good.
10. Ii is uoicked; violating the divine law and
provoking the dspleasure of Him who will not
hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain.
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The WHE.-li needs no. guilt break hus-
bands haarg the absence Of content, the NUT
terngs of spleen, the un,idy dress, the cherries
home, the forbidding scow, and deserted hearth;
these and other nameless neglecls-without
crime among them, have narrowed to the quick
the heart OF many man, and planted there be.
yond the reach Of cure, the germ Of dark des-
pair Oh! may Woman, before that long sad
night arrives, dwell on the recco'eclions of her
youth, and cherish the dear idea Of that tune
lul time, awake and keep alive the promises she
then so kindly gave; and though she NAV be
the injured one-the forgotten, not the forgetful
wife-a happy allusion to that hour Of peace
and love-a kindly welcome to a comfortable
home-a smile of love 10 Danish hostile words
"a kiss of peace to pardon all the past, and the
hardest heart that ever locked itself within the
breast of selfish man will soften to her charms,
and bid her live as she had hoped, for years in
matchess bIiss-loved, loving and content-the
soother of the sorrowing hour-Ihe scource OF
comfort and the spring of joy.
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PRETTY FAIRLY STATED.-In time Of much
religious excitement and consequent discussion,
an honest Dutch farmer of the Mohawk was
asked his opinion as to which denomination Of
Christians were in the right way to Heaven.
swell, den" said he. "ven we ride our wheat TO
to Albany, some say dis is de pest road, and
some dat is de pest; but it don't make much diff.
ferencewhch road we take, for when weget dare
dey never ask US which road we came-and its
none Of der business-ir our wheat is good!''
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SELEcTIoNs.-The readable character OF a
paper, in general, depends as much on the judg'
ment and taste Of the editor in making his Sc
ecions, as upon any other thing. His fitness fol
the post he occupies is 10 be estimated as much
by his talent in this department as any other
1t requires knowledge Of human nature to
Judge what readers ought to read and what they
ayiH read, and what, out Of the vast material
found in exchanges, should be selected for the
improvement Of his paper and the pleasure and
profit of his readers. Some editors have the
presumption and vanity to imagiLe their readers
would rather be confined 10 the perusal of origi.
nal articles from their pens, than TO be INDUCED
with articles that emanate from other pens and
have been inserted in other papers. ltis quite
possible that their views would undergo a ma.
terial alteration, and their pride be somewhat
mortified, could they possess themselves of the
Judgment of their readers. The editor of a
paper must at times perform the office Of CLEAN
er, and pick up iule "Here and there" in the
world of exchanges 10 enrich his columns with
intelligence that will be appreciated, and to give
it the rich variety of thought and sentiment
without which his paper would be pronounced
dull and prosy. The proper use Of The scissors
is knowledge indispensable TO the editor.
What to select and how much 10 use require no
lule Judgment and experience.
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and on 10 Cincinnati, making journey, in all,
Of about four thousand miles. in search Of bis
molherl Upon his arrival here. he immediate.
Iy sought ous the irish residents, and. Cor the
6rss time, heard OF the object Of his long and
singular pilgrimage. He learned thai his moth.
er aud sister bod lived in Cincinnati. but about
a month since had moved to Vanceburg. Ken.
lucky. The ltlle "Japhel," 10 the fullness Of
his joy, was determined that an hour should not
be lost, aud went to Captain Grace, Of the Bril-
liant, yesterday, and told bis story. The Cap
tain took him on board. gave him some money.
and provided him comfortably for the passage,
and doubtless ere this. the liue fellow is in the
arms Of the loved ones Of his search.-Cin. Com.
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EcoSoNIcaL HAIR WAsH--Take one ounce
Of borax, half an ounce Of camphor; powder
these ingredients fire, aud dissolve them in one
quart Of boiling water; ghen cool the solution
will be ready foruse-damp lhehai frequently.
This wash not only efeclually eleanses and
beauties, bUI sirengthensthe hair, preserves The
color. and prevents early badness. This, we
conceive, cannot be too generally made known:
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The law Of Nensnapers.

]. Subscribers, who ouoi gife srsrrsi ueiics 70
the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discoutiauance of
their papers, the publisher mas continbe 10 send
them until all auearsges arep paid.
g. II subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take their
papers from the oters toWhich they are sent, they
ere he'd responsible till they have settled their
bills, aud ordered their paper discontinued.
II subscribers remove 70 other places without
informing the publisher. and Tie paper is sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
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One Of our exchanges notices the election Of
blind man TO the office Of justice Of the peace.
This is yerfcaIiOn Of the saying thai Justice
10 be sacred mus, be blind
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An Italian philosopher expressed in his motto1
that Time was his estate" An estate, indeed; !;
which will produce nothing without cultivation;
but which will always abundantIy repay The la
bors of industry, and satisfy the most exten:
sve desires. if no part Of it is allowed 10 lay
waste by negligence, to be oyerrun with noxious
plants, or laid out for show, rather Than ,nes
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]1odrp.
i WILL ARISE AND co TO MY FATHER,

When burdened Is my breast,
When fnendIess seems my lot,
When earth affords no rest,
And refuge have not;
Father If thou wilt suffer me,
will arise and come 10 thee.
When conscience thunders loud,
When sins in dread array
Upon my memory crowd,
Aud fIl me with dsmay;
Zen then, there yet is hope for me,
Father! I'll rise and come TO thee.
When have wandered far
Along the downward road,
And mountains seem to bar
My turning back to God;
Yet glancing once on Calvary,
Father! Ill rise and come 10 thee.
And if | am child,
But have backsldden sill;
And, filed with projects wild,
Have followed my own will
Yet penitent, resolved, I'll be,
Father! to rise and come 10 thee.
With broken heart and sad,
will reIrace my way,
And though my case is bad,
Thy mercy is my stay;
With Jesus blood my only plea,
Father! I'll rise and come to thee.
And thou in love will turn
To thy poor rebel child,
Nor let thine anger burn,
Though sin my heart beguiIed;
Thy voice shall grant me graciously,
Arise! arise! aud come 10 me.
And when my cheek turns pale,
And when sink IN death,
Though heart and flesh may fail,
With my expiring breath
I'll whisper Jesus died for me;
Father! I'll rise and come 10 thee.
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BOOT and Shoe maker, shop at his residence op-
posite J. Toan's, CarrolltOn, Ohio
may, IS, 49.
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1. N. Cole 4 Co,

STOVE Ware Room, in the building formerly
occupied by W. D. Jenkins as a store, Carroton,
Ohio mar 9, '49.
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DIR. JnO. f. Lindsey,

MAY be found Except when professionally engal,,
CedA at his residence in MEcHANIcsTowN, arrol
county O., where he attends to all calls pertaining
to his profession.
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DIR. G. V, M'NiIIen,

OFFICE next door to his residence on Cahdl
street, west of the court house, Carrollton' Ohlo'
mar 9, '49.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-25

It waste of time TO complain Of other
peoples faults. The best thing we can do is to
mend our own.
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Foundry-man, and dealer in castings, stoves,
CRATES, hollow ware, poughs, plough points, mill
gearing, thrashing machine gearing, &c. &C., Car.
rollton, Ohio. mar Ia, '49.
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FASHIONABLE Tailor, Sd door south OF Indian
Queen house, Carrollton, Ohio. lie receives regu-
larlv the Spring and Fall Fashion. mar - 49,
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TANNER and Currier, in the yard formerly
occupied by VIM. Thompson, Carrollton, Ohio.
mar 8, '49.
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PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, office on the hill'
east side of the old public square, Iarroiton' Oho
mar 9, '49.
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Charles EIsOn, Halter.
ThOS. Wilson.

Shop on Main street, next door to M'Call's Drug
Store, Carrollton, Ohio. may lS, '49.
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ThOs. Il. Harbaugh,
A. l.. LitteII,

COPPERSMI I'll and Timer, next door to the
court house, on the square, Caro- ton mar 8, 40.
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J. +. Miller,

FASHIONABLE Tailor, shop on Main street,
opposite the Indian Queen house, Carrollton' Ohlo
mar 8, 40
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BLACKSMITH and Edge Tool maker, Main
street, opposite H. A. Stidger's, Carollton' Omo'
mar 9, 40.
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hos. Boutwell,,

TAILOR; shop up stairs in the Dullollg Gh;c Ge'u'
ped by Cameron and Kennedy, Carroiton' Oh'o'
mar9, '49.
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DIR. ID. A. ArteF,
MI. v. StrOnder

OFFICE on Lisbon street, south OF the court
Lo,so C,orrolIton Ohio. mar 8, '49.
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John w. YOuni

TANNER and Currier, east end of town in the
bottom. mar 8, '49.
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DIR. ]. 3. Hunter,
nr. WIN. II. Pool,

RESIDENT Physician, office opposite the "Car'
lie uoun mar 8, '4e.
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CnmerOn q Kennedy

DRY GOODS Merchants, and dealers IN hara' ~
ware, Boots, shoes, etc. ETC. Room oPPoSi.ae a INT
court house, west of public square, mar D 10
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DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
S.,,so Corrollton. Ohio. mar 9, '49.
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W Ii E AT! W II E A 7 |!

James Mears & Co.
OF MALVERN, FORMERLY TRoY,1
Continue to purchase Wheat at fair Market
Prices. They have general assortment of
SG0AB GOODS
including Fish, Plaster, iron, &c. &c.
They will make 1t "a point to sell at fair rates,
and respectfully solicit call from customers gen.
sFaily' NAV II 49--.f.
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Paul ). Geiger, Tailor
simon Combs,

SHOP on the west end of Main street, opposite
Coles Stove store, Carrollton, Ohio mar 9, '49.
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washington Butler,

BOOT and Shoe maker on Lisbon street, north
of the public square, Carrollton,O 0. mar9, Az
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WIN. Baxter,
,IacOh HeIfricll,

BLACKSMITH, west of the Indian Queen house,
Main street, Carroton, Ohio. mar y, a.
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LAWSON 4 HILL.

LAWSON a. HILL,
wholesale Grocers Commission and For
warding Merchants, and Dealers in ell kinds of
Produce,
WELLSVTLLE, OHIO.
Constantly on hand, a large assortment of Pitts
burgh manufactures, and choice Groceries, laid in
with great care in the Eastern and Southern mar
kets, which will be sold at low prices for cash or
produce. mar "a
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John Moody

PLOUGH and Wagon maker, under the Free
Press Office. mar 8, '49.
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enrY A. Stidger,

Henry A. StidGer,
DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, carroll
,on Ohio mar 8, 40.
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STNCLAIR q BRACKEN,
thompson & Cummings.

MERCHANTS, opposite the Indian Queen
house, Carollton, Ohio. mar D. 40.
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STOKELY & TRIP,

ATTORNEYS and COunsellors at Law. Ofhce
In The court house TheretainerOi the one Will
ssecure the sevices of the other. mar 3, AZ.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ECKLEY & DAVIS,

Attorneys and COuHseliOrs at LaW,
HAVE entered into partnership, and VIII praeuee
at their profession in Carroll and me ADJOINING
cunties. All business entrusted TO lnem WHITE Is
eive prompt attention. Once IN the 'fa'.e ou"0
ing, opposite the west door oil the court hOuSe'
mar 9, '49,
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