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why Elect Scout

Because he has, at all times and under all
been faithful to his country.
Because, in the hour of danger. he has bared
his bosom 10 the eneInys guns, and never failed
nor lallered. (Nor lainIed)
Because he has spent fifty years of his life in
the service of The people and has never been
suitably rewarded. #
BgoAUsE he is " honest and capable"
Because, his past life is a sure guarantee tha,
il elected President, he will labor only for the
good ofthe whole people. t- ... .s.-
Because, Gen. Scott is we'll known, and his
opponenl, Pierce. is mol knotca.
BEcAUsE. Justice, Gratitude. Patriotism, all,
call for The election of Gen. Scott.
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A proposition is on foo, Tor Model Farm
10 be owned by the Carroll County Agricultural
Society, and to be placed under tho care oil
some energetic member Of that Society, (such a
man as Mr.. G.F. Kennedy } with the view Of
testing the productive powers of the soil OF Car,
roll County. We think The idea good one
aud, with. that belief, we hereby subscribe SEC
Cor the purpose of purchasing such laru.---
Wilt the farmers look to ii Aiew dollars
from each farmers pocket will accomplish The
object, aud no man cap lose dollar by th,
0 enlerprse, Shall we make it gol
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Ont with the RoaslerI I
iREAr pEMocRArIc MASS MEErINa. !"

"GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING"
The Great Locofoco Mass Meeting came off
'on Monday last; and such display has never
been witnessed 10 this place! No Todd-no
ShannOn-and no Meeting. ], is due 10 tho
ocOfocos, however, to admit, that there were
some eight or ten Of the party in town. who
were ready TO attend the Mass Meeting if there
had been any meeting to be seen but. sorrow
'ful to rslate, The mass didn't come The bills
were up in good time, (and no doubt GENERAL
PIERCE will foot the biHs,l yet the people were
no, here. The truth is, the Democracy 10 this
county have been gulled by Gable g. Co., un.
I'll they have become disguised Coming
events cast their shadows before" The End Of
November "will round unvarnsbed tale de.
liver" and no mistake. Sci Carroll down for
.ScoTT, ,-msloriiy 250. .-a ~ zsa ~,
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y We DO hof WISH 10 be understood a inlimaI.
Ing thai the loregoiDg are the oSLY ms circu.
lated BY vicious press and dshonsa dema.
gogues, Tor itwould take long arliele to lur.
nsh even liable Of couienIs Tor the catalogue
OF their ialsehoods. These are merely asampe.
When a locofoco comes TO you with such
charges. you need have no hesitaucy 10 brand.
ng him as a lbeler. We eau furnish the doc.
.umeuls to sustain you. Remember thar lying
Is their game.
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FOnr VnIes.

Remember, Wings, that FOUR VOTES 10
favor OF Gen, Scott, from the ranks Of the loco.
Cocos, in each township, will give the vote OF
Ohio 10 him. Go to work, then, present the
ruth to your neighbors, and Ih1re is no doub,
but that four can be found in each township,
who ate not so blinded TO their own best inter.
esIs. as TO vote for Mr.. Pierce.
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Scotls majority, sS7.
4.s w. CALCULATOR.

al digest!" such is the true meaning OF the
word q 'epsin," or of the two Greek words from
which il is derived This is the significant and aP-
title Of the true digestive fluid, or gas
trio juice, prepared by Or. Us HoughtOn, of Phil
adep phia, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, for
the cure of indigestion and Dyspepsia, 1t is Ma
tures own Iemedy for an unhealthy stomach. No
art of man can equal its curative powers. ltrer-
ders good eating perfectly CONSTANT with health.
ee the figure Of the ox in another part of this pa.
nor
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lYOU ALL REMEMBER, lha. the locolocos
promised you reIrencbmenI when the new Con.
slitution should go into operation, and that the
expenses Of the Executive, Legislative, and Ju.
dca departments Of the State government
should be diminished You all remember how
every ocofoco press aud stump orator 10 tho
STATE, did their utmost TO conviace The people
that The political millennium would be ushereo
in with the adoption Of the new constitutions -
and YOU all know that every statement made in
that behalf WIS false as perdlIon. ..... .
Look ~ the Figures: FL.
The Legislature INCREASED the salary OF
the Governor 100000.
They increased the salary of Supreme Iud
ges s5O0OO. .... .f.. .s.... 81.
They Increased the salary Of Common Pleas
Judges $500 10. -,.a .
They increased the salary OF Treasurer Of
STATE $4,000. a.....
They increased the salary Of Auditor Of
SIaIe $4,000. .#.. ...... ....
Thcy increased the salary Of Secretary Of
State $20O,00. n.- ... .,.,.... ....
They increased the salary Of Attorney Gen,
ernI $27000. ..r .. ... r. l..
They increased The salary of Board Of Public
Works not less Than $4,000.
They made The pay of Lieutenant Governor
SIS 90 day. .n,H.H cd. .n... ..t
They have raised the pay Of members Of the
|LegslaIUre to 81 90 a day. H. ... ..
They increased lhe expenses Of Legislation
alone, lasl winter, in the pay Of members and
their army Of clerks, sergeuLs, doorkeePers aud
messengers, over The expenses of legislation in
the year 1919 no less sum .han S34,O0O0O,
They violated their oHIhs, BY paying. indi.
denIaly, their pos'uge Out of The treasury OF the
State.
Instead Of meeting ONCE IN TWO YEARS,
they sirTMlCE IN ONE YEAR. ..l #r-
They have arranged 1t SO lhaI the Judiciary
Isystem alone will cos, The Stats
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$ 2 90 90
more than the oil one. a
They have made the elections cost
Four THM ES

the amount they did under The old dispensHlion.
In the whole of their proceedings, from first
to last, they seem to have been gui ded BY no
'oIher motive Ihan determination to enrich
themselves and their fellow locoGoco Office hold,
crs at the expense Of The people. r 7 t
FINALLY, RENE EMBER!
That modern locofocos and locoroco candidates
are, a. heart and in defiance Of the expressed
opnions and sentiments of WASHING TON.
JEFFERSON, MADISON, and JACKSON, in
favor of FREE TRADE, which has almost ru.
ined the country; and .ha. Wings are opposed
10 such measure, because Il has morlguged
orr 10000 miles Of railroad 10 British usurers
because il has turned ou, Of employment half
"a million Of men, women and children be.
cause ii has reduced the price of wheat from
81 40 10 10 cents per bushel-b because il re.
duces the prices Of labor to u shilling day
because il raises the price o! manufactured ar.
dces, and makes us less able to pay. Because
II diminishes The production Of our iron mines
and rolling mills our wheat fields and Touring
miIls-our shecp.IOlds and woolen factories, -
while, ul the same time, it builds up The manu-.
faclurine interests Of Europe.
LET EVERY WIG AWAKEl
Gird on your armor, and Rally once Mere to
the rescue We have decided mSjori,y ia
the State. LIE. US &c, The voters TO The polls,
and We are sure OF Victory.
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Mr.. CRosER - Can you Iell with any pre-.
tision how many dollars the l.ocoioco Execu.
tive Commnee al Washington, d. c., has
placed in Cables hands, TO earry"n the election
10 Carroll CouDIyl Pierce is said TO be very
rich. - Sour. ..
Not knowing, can't say.-E. a
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WhIg Nee Ings

Will be held at the following ZINES and places,
and will be addressed BY several Speakers.
Leesburgh, Friday night, October 2s.
Morges, Saturday, OclOber Solh, 81 Ihree o.
clock, p. NJ. ..
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Scouts majority, SO.

Scouts majority, So. ....
0trWe (the Whigs,) have fair chance TO
carry Georgia & Maine. (l8 vOies II SO.
Scouts msjorhy will be 81 electoral votes. Il
is probable, also, Ina. the Wings will Iake The
vote Of Wisconsin, (5,) and il SO, there will be
ImnjOrity for Scott Of 'tfa'~t .r't a.I
O1 Electoral Votes t"4a
All ,hO. is now necessary is, that the WHlGS
GO TO WORK!
Oct 96, '5q. WESTERN CALCULATOR.
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$50 ReWardlnn

win be paid 10 any one who will inform Us
nf The rrAersabams Of he LocOloco Mars .
Mseiing." (snid 10 bel beld in CarrolllOn, on I
Mnnday last (Sae bills,l rssl
Oh wha, alling OFT None so poor 90 N
do reverence 10 Robert and Doe. .---NO, not one | /,
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Native American Party.

Il is fact. TO be remembered, thai. a he
late eecton. in the ciIy Of Philadelphia, tbs
" Naive imencan" patty voted the 20 called
DsmOeTaiee ticket, in solid PhalanG. Don't ioF.
get I, adopted riiizens 90 lFRHa Hr
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To the WING Electors OF Carroll Co

Before Nno,her edition Of he Free Fress sha
have been put in press, the very importan, Is
sues il hes been discussing will have been dec
ded. Before next Friday morning dawns upon
US, either Gen. Scon or Mr.. Franklin Pierce
wI be chosen tho chief executive of ,hs Uni
ted States. -r H.sr. ..-.,
In view Of this fact, we propose submitting 0
few facts for the CANDID consideration of Inc vo
,ers Of Carroll County. During The progress
OF the campaign, we have endeaVored, to the
best of our ability, TO present to our readers
I" the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth:" while our opponent across the hollow
has lreieh,ed his craft with lies. whole lies, aud
HoIhine scarcely, but lies. Nor has this decc.
cable proceeding been confined to the locofoco
press Of our village, but the whole corps, from
father RIchie's successor down, have taxed
their ingenuity to The utmost, 10 find billingsgae
with whichIo belabor Wings and Wing candl,
dates. How (aF their efforts have succeeded
she result Of next Tuesday~lIl make manifest.
The reasons why wo have abored G1r The
s0ccess OF the Wing ticko', are The following
Gen. Scott lie Wing always has been u
Wing. and we have no doubl, il elected Presi.
deols ~ill administer The government upon Wing
principles. .#.t
lie IL an AMERICAN, in the most extended
cease Of Ihe word,-hOs always been devoted
20 the interests Of tho whole people, whe,her
foreign or native, and upon a HUNDRED
BATTLE FIELDS has manifested bis palrio..
ism. lie has faithfully served his country, in
peace and in war in The cqbne, and in The field
foF, FORTY YEARS, and nov carries aboul
~ilh him, in his breast, the British lead, receiv,
ed In defence Of our borders.
Ia oil his campaigLs ho has not only been
me, by the hostile foe in front, but has been
Pursaed by most das,ardy and cowurdly "fre
10 ghe Iear." Notwithstanding, he has hitherto
conquered every foe. and now stands proudly
pFeeminenI as the greaIesI man upon The face
OF The whole earth.
,nsNa't % u "a T. VI R Il IA!
That he isin favor Of tho improvement, Of the
rivers and hSFbOfs of the WeSl, by which we are
Insured . safe aud convenient ou,le. for The su.
sapsrnuOus produce Of The great and growing
West tss# g. - 3-atf i. #H- s.I a. ...
F'faao3 REM EMBER, @
3: Thss frsbkliu Pierce Is opposed 10 the interests
Ofihs WesL having repeatedly testified his hos
aliiy By voting sgainsl appropriations IN ,hcil
RE II L NJ BER!
That locoGOco administration required
53,OOO,OOO,
Dollara 10 delruy the expenses ofthe govern
ment annuaily, while the Wings required fol
she same purpose but,
&26,OOO,OOl'Ol
l..syef, B. AR It IN MI NDA q
That Iocofocos are in favor Of raising his In.
HgKsE Sun by
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! OF Me- Galloway who was beaten by 81 il.
legOl votes, in The Columbus Congressional
District, will contest
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[For The Free Press.


Mr.. CRoSlER: 10 view Of the Presidential
Election, which will come off on Tuesday nefts
i submit the following as -e: a
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DIRYCT TAXATION:


While At lhe sane time MILLIONS OF Doll
LARS, thai wigh, be appropriated for that pur.
pO e. are owing 10 their RUINOus SYSTEM
Of free trade. Snnually shipped to pay our ia
bimies ~ GREAT BRITAIN.
RECoLLECT. -iRtsuMENf
Thai this neiarious system Of Free Trade has
prosira,ed your native island-broken down her
Imanulsriorles- stopped the swif shui,le 10 iIs
aeet course across The lOom-pluwed up her
beschiogs her PoPuiOIiOn-slsrved
her children, and ruined every branch Of indus
Try. save and excep, the business Of The
C0FElN MAKER!
Re neei, honest CelI, before you vote, that what
you are assured isIhe great Democratic party
OF the United Stu,es. IS bul Ihs faithful ally Of
England, your ruthless oPpressor at home. and
whose distinguishing dogma is FREEDOM Of
a. HONEST GERMANI ua-a.
RENESBER, lhalIbe specious name Of" Democ.
racy," assumed by the IOcO(ocOs, is a gross
fraud, aud a mos, unhOly dssecraIiOa that the
principles Of the sc.eaIled democfacy are as
different from those Of which you dreamed
while seeking an asylum Of liberty, as the day
4 is from The night ..... ....
FOREIGNERS FROM ALL NATIoNSl I
Bear the fact in mind, that Gen. Scott has al
ways been friend TO your kinsmen, and has
periled his own life 10 rescue them from death
Tax Payers Of Carroll County
Do not forget lha, while the Wings had the
power il ihs State. the expenses Of your lrgs.
laiure were but a mere riae. and that under 10.
Icofoco rule, in a single year, they have amoun'-
led 70 The enormous sum of . v....... d. ..
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Died.

Died.
On the 20.h inst, of Congestive Fever, M0f'
lha Iune, daughtey OF Thomas Brooks, Of shis
county, in ,be third year 6fkef age: .s . 81
Yes again we hope 10 meet thee, = rs
Where no farewell Eaf is she'd"
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Il is well ascerlained ihn. no less Than 81.
000 Wing votes were unpolIed at the late
Election not more Than 2 1000 Democrat.
ic votes. 1t is also we'll ascerlalned, that The
Wings Of Pennsylvania are now at work to
bring out lull vote, and with ordinary vigilence
the State can be carried for Scon by a majority
of $4,000.
Therefore, Wings Of Carroll, take courage,
march shoulder TO shoulder -s,and to your
guns whilst there is one shot in tho locker
Your opponents in Carroll, lead by Cable, AK
inson and Ramsey--ehher deserters from your
ranks, or unprinciped Demagogues, who lor
hire and salarv,--ihe loaves and the fishes
their So aud So day, stoop TO do The dirty
work Of the pany,-your opponents lead by
these hireiings, have no heart 10 work. 1heS
have been deceived BY their OFFICE HUNTING LEA
DERs. And many Of them know il is their in
Ierest as il is yours that Gen. Scott should be
elected. Many oC .hem will vote for him Onc
rebuke his unprinclPled slanderers.
Take Courage. therefore Wings Of Carroll
for SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN"
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MARRIED. October 10, 1859, by Rev. w.
:. Henderson, Mr.. JoHN MILLER aud Miss Sc
sANNA Cox, all Of this county. t'
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Government that sums should be paid to the
Sioux Of the Mississippi, the Sacs and Foxes of
Mississippi and Missouri, the Winnebagoes,
and others, amounting in the aggregate to
1886, COO; and that the same should be safe
ly invested in stocks yielding not less than five
per cent. The treasury was exhausted at the
time, and Congress, instead of making the in
vestment, decided to vote annually the amount
of the interest; allowing the principal to re-
main as debt to be discharged at a more
convenient season. In this form of interest
not less than 81 ZAP ,240 has already been paid
from the treasury sum equal to two-thirds
Of the principal, which remains undiminished.
1t is obvious that such policy, long CONT
nued, would prove most costly one to the
Government; and the Commissioner, taking
advantage of the plethoric condition Of the
treasury, proposes that our treaty obligations
in this regard shall be fully and at once dis
charged. He thinks, moreover, that invest
men,s on Indian account may be advantageously
extended to other cases than those in which
they are expressly required by treaty.
Confusion arises-the report further states
from the want Of uniformity in our Indian
treaties. They are pronounced ga singular COM
pound Of crude and cumbrous matter, prolific of
vexatious questions, and incapable of harmonious
adjustment" 1t is desirable, and the Commits
sioner believes that to some extent it is practi-
cable, to substitute treaties containing few,
plain, and assimiliated provisions, all tending to
the concentration of the several tribes, and to
their permanent settlement under Iudicious and
efficient laws. Such method, he conceives,
would in comparatively brief period benef-
cially change the whole aspect of our Indian
affairs n. ....
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE
Sentence for Repenue Fraud-Sad Accident al
boni-1he Markets, &c.
RAIrIHaoar Decemher ll-h N m

Sentence for Rtuenue Fraua-Sad Accident Al
boni- The Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, December 1916 p. IN.
Joseph Rosenthal, convicted ut the last term Of
the United States district court for attempting to
enter false invoice at the Baltimore custom
house, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Glenn
TO six months imprisonment and fine of $3.50.
He is quite wealthy German importing mer
chant.
sad accident occurred last night at the Front
Street Theatre, just the doors about open
ing. Madame Ellen Capparilla, one of the ac-
tresses, whilst leaning over the bannisters from
one of the dressing rooms on the flies, sipped and
fell to the stage, height of thirty five feet, frac-
turing her skull, and seriously ipjuring her
that she died in few moments.
Alboni arrived here this morning, and it ia said
that more than sufficient tickets to fill the Hall
have already been sold.
In the Baltimore market this morning but little
was done in breadstuffs, on account OF expected
European news. There were sales of TOO barrels
Howard street at 81 ST, and two small lots at
81 "a and So. There is but little doing in whe at
or corn and no change in priCea.
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NTAsoN,s PATENT pURigIEp SPERM

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So pure is this oil that il will freeze at any
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After devoting many years in experimenting
with the various oils for the purpose OF overcom.
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! He offers il . superior TO any known oil in the
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/ slir. WILLIAM ID. TOW N>ENp, run.
Fur sale by A. HATCH, ic., in the rear Of Browne
Ilo,e and also by whrl'ssls at the c"fu'r OF 10th
! and L streets by
Dec 9-3meod II. ID. WALBilDGE,
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ALLEGED SwINpLINe.-The st Louis Republican
gives an account of an extensive swindling ope-
ration by a man calling himself Houghton, who
first appeared at Bloomington, iii where he
represented himself an Englishman Of for
tune. Becoming acquainted with several gentle.
men, Hou & hton induced them to join him in
founding some description of bank, under the
new pking law OF the State. Some fifty or
sixty thousand dollars was advanced to him to go
to New York on business for the concern, and the
next heard of him at St. Louis, where he
passed by the name of Colonel Monroe, British
officer on furlough He bought team, and dogs,
and guns, and started on a trip to Arkansas. At
Danvc he was taken sick and was laid up month;
and on his convalcscence he started for St. Louis.
Suspicious being raised in regard to the truth of
his representations, he was arrested, and confessed
his identity with Houghton. Upon his person
was found $4,000 in gold, together with checks
on the Bank Of England and other papers OF value.
Such ia the substance Of the account in the Re.
ptblican The latest news, however, is that Houeh-
ton sued out writ of habeas corpus at Springfield
H., and was set at liberty.
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. PROPERTY BY virtue Of a deed of trust
from John Walker to the subscriber, dated on the
18th, and recorded the 9th day of January,
lS47, in Liber w. b., No. l3, folios 2S7, 2S9, and
900, one Of the land records of Washington county
in the District Of Columbia, shall offer for sale at
pubic auction, to the highest bidder therefor, all
those pieces parcels of ground in the said city
of Washington, known, dsting ushed, Marked
and laid down on the plat thereof as lots numbered
g. 6, T. g. 10. III, H. IL, H. Is, l6, IT, in square
five hundred and fifty five, 1855 the east hall part
Of square number FIVE hundred and fifty -iour, and
the improvements thereon, &c.
Sale to be made on the premises on Thursday,
December, 80, at o'clock p. IN. One-lourh OF
the purchase money to be paid in hand; the resi-
due in three equal PAYNE nts, in 6, IL, and Is
months, with interest from date, to be secured to
the satisfaction Of the trustee.
On n full payment of the purchase money and
interest, a valid deed conveying to the purchaser
or purchasers all title and estate vested in the
trustee, will be executed.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with
within three days from the day OF sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at public
auction, on such credit he may think fit, at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or pur-
chasers, after weeks notice, after advertise
nent in some Washington newspaper. All cons
veyancing to be at the cost Of the purchaser or
purchasers.
c. w. BOrELER, Auctioneer.
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