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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Advice TO Young Ladies.
BY FANNY FERN.

When. the spirit moves you TO amuse your
sa,f with "shonping," be sure TO ask The clerk
Inr n thousand and me articles you have 90 IN
len,on Of buying. NeVermind about the 'rou0'
Ie YOU make him, that's a pars oil the rade'
Pull The fingers of the gloves you are eXam''
nlng qle out ol shapes inquire Tor some non,
descripI color of some scarce number and
when i, is found, "lhink you won'I take aoy
,his morning." then keep him an hour han"nS
for your sunshade. which you At length recol-
Ject YOU "Ielt a. home," and depart without
having invested a sing lie cent
When you enter crowded iecture'room'
and gentleman rises politely, (as Amercan
uen,Ieman always do aud offers 10 give up
his seat. (thal he came an hour ago TO secure
Tor himself,) take it, as mater ol course ana
dom, trouble Yourself 10 thank him, even WIN
a nod oCthe head. As to feeling uneasy about
acceolpp il, that's ridiculous! because II he
don't fancy standing dming the service, he's at
liberty 10 go home; lis lice country
When you enter the cars, and all me ells''
ble PAGES are occupied, select one 10 your
mind, then walk up 10 tho gentleman who Is ga
zing ut the fine scenery through 'he open WIN
dow, and ask him for ii, with queenly Glt, as
he'd lose caste nslanler, did he hesitate 10 COM
Dly. Should any persons seat themselves near
YOU, not exactly of "your stamp" gnlher up
your dress cautiously as if you were AFRAID OF
con,ogion, and apply a"vinaigre"e' 10 II Pa'fl'
cipn nose!
Understand thoroughly the dex'orous uso OF
sunshade. in enabling you 10 avoid ihe 'nll'c'
,ion Of "bore," or an unrepreSanIable person.
- tho ctyeet ayOiding under that shield, the
unlady.hke improperly of The ''cut direct,
(allowabe only in cases of undisgulsed lmpefI.
nence.)
Should YOU receive an invitation 10 concert
MANAGE to accent il condiiionally; leaving a
door Of escape should more eligible otier pre-
sent itself. -.
When solicited to sing at party, decline IN
all You have drawn around you IA number OF ad'
mirinq swains; then yield gracefully, as II I
were a great sacrifice Of your limIdity!
Flir with an admirer iiII the last end OF the
chapter, and then-"be so taken by surprise
when he makes the declaration you were drI
wing al! As 'pracIice makes perfect every
successive attempt of this nature will rende
Won more expert 10 angling Tor hearts, oesIde
exsrting banafcia effect upon your character
As 10 culuvarng your mind, that's all WASH
powder- We better ammunition 10 a'lac'
,hs enemy; and as to culuVaIing your hear
there's 40 use in talking about a thing thals un
fashionable! So always beur 10 mind that al
a pre,ty woman is sent into The world for, is
display the fashions as they come oui; waltz
Airt, dance, sing and play the old Harry gener
ally! 1s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Important Movement.

The Cincinnati Gazette, uf Wednesday,
brings US the following important intelligence
'rns movement among the Germans is but The
irsI Of IA very general demonstration, lending to
the same result:
"GREAr GERMAN MEETING AT LICK RuN on
MoNDAY--TnE GERMAN POPULATION RESOLVING
TO VoTE THE VINO Ticker "A large and
most spirited meeting Of the Germans Of Lick
Run Tone Of the western suburbs Of Cincinnati }
and vicinity, was held on Monday evening. the
proceedings Of which are Of The most important
character
Peter Hezh was chosen President, and Nj.
ehael Geissler Secretary.
The call OF the meeting was for "lhe Real
DEMOCRACY" aud real Democratic meeting il
was.
After abe speeches from Messrs. Rehlus7,
Miller and others, a series Of resolutions VS.
presented and adopted unanimously.
The substance Of one of the resolutions Is,
that the Germans Of that portion of the city
will. at the ensuing eIecuon, VOTE THE
WING TICKET. The reasons for this course
are gwen. Disguised with the secret cabaIs Of
the Miami Tribe, with the hypocracy and dou-
bic dealing of the leading politicians Of the self
styled Democratic party, they look upon Ihe
Wing party as the parry Of progress, as Ihe lib
eIaI and truly Republican Democratic parry oi
Ihe nation.
Three cheers for the Germans of Lick
Run!!"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

MURDER IN Fremont A man By The name
Of Rose, from the country, while in Fremont.
on the 23rd inst, swore he would kill somebody
before he lelt town. In pursuance OF his threat
he commenced quarrel with some Irish labor.
ers on the Norwalk and Toledo R. r., ard
drew pistol aud fired at one OF them. The
ball missed the Irishman and entered the breast
of German, who was passing in a wagon. and
killed him almost Instantly. The name Of Ihe
murdered man was EIwanger, and his residence
was at Port Clinton, Ouowa co. Rose was ar.
rested and confined n Jail for rial. This is
another illustration OF The dreful effects Of in.
temperance, as Rose was drunk. Rumsellers
of ENria, see in this one Of the legitimate fruits
OF your busiuess!-E Elyria Cour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

The Southern advocates OF Pierce and King
sfe 50 liberal 70 'her quo.aions from The iri.
bane'haI we can do no less lhau return the CON.
piimeaI Here is the RasLuiis Uaion's SUN.
ming up The g'ounds on which hs Souih ought
especially 10 oppose the Wig csniidsle.
CTS. scOTT-ms POSITION TO THE SOUTH.
tie believes il the duty of saveholders and
aod slayshuding SIages 10 ameliora.e Slavery
90 EIrzgGSATI y.
lie declares THAI he pOud sooner cui Of his
Tighi hand haH Tend II 10 The support Of S.a.
rsry according tn the undispuIed evidence ol
a Wing United States Senator.
Tie believes lhaI Abolition petitions should be
received by Congress. referred. printed and kg.
PORTED up1n as oIher petitions are.
lie holds the same opinion 10 regard 20 STA.
very ia the District Of Columbia. which vas de.
nouncsd ns AboItionism By every whig editor
ia me State, Ihs editor Of The Banner included
we believe.
He is Tor the annexation Of Canada, where
Slavery does not and cannot exist, opposed 10
the acquisition Of territory South where II can
exist.
Ho was brought forward as a candidate for
Presidency before the Wing Convention by the
Free Sol Wings Of the North, aud owes bis
nomination 10 their unyielding support.
tie Is the advocate Of a Protective T riT
United States Bank, Rankrupl Law. and Other
measures Of policy, injuriousy affecting the
rights Of the South.
IL there is one or more errors in this summa.
ry, and our Scou contemporaries viii point 4
out. We will c9nectn. There are none though
we think.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Cen Pierce.s Gn,lnnlrY.

Mr.. EDlToR:-l Having heard it reported in
Baltimore that personal indIgniIy OF the gros.
ses, character was inflicted upon Gen. Franklin
Pierce, over game Of Cards, in the city Of
Mexico, after It's capture by our troops which
insul, was never resented | write this TO en-.
ouire whether you have any information upon
the subject, and ifso, to ask the lavor OF you 10
explain the nauie Of the indigniIy, and the au'
.bority from which the report has originated.
Baltimore, Sept 81, 1852. J'R'B.
We have no hesitation in answering the en-
quiry OF our correspondent. For The last two
weeks, the report TO which he alIudes, has been
curren, in our city. We have taken some
mains 10 inform ourselves o! It's truth, and have
no, the slightes. doubt of the correctness of the
answer, which we now give 10 the above query:
tT"On the night before Gen. Pierce lei
the cily Of Mexico, his face was slapped by a
brother officer, u, game of Cards, played in q
place Of public resort; which insult was not re-
seHIed by him.
The authority for this statement, isl Captain
! in the United States Army, of the highest per
sonaI character, who served with distinction IL
The battles near The city of Mexico, o,-who up It
| this time, has ever been decided Democrat
and whose brother and father now hold disIln
uuished positions in the Democratic party"
The Cap,aio alluded TO, is resident OF this
ci,y, be, will not vote for Franklin Pierce.
If any Democratic Journal will deny lht
truth of The above statement, proof can be tuf
nished 10 removethe doubIs Of the most lncfed
ul0us. . .
If any friend Of Gen. Pierce thinks .hi
charge partakes Of personal nature, aud i
therefore no, properly in the canvass, we vii
ask him which party commenced Personaltie
in The campaign, by publishing ane" agarOe
statement OF the private quarrel beiweel
IGsnl's, Jackson aud Scout -"Oid Defender, :
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
AbOnf Debt.

Thr whole amount Of d-h--nuuuual, STATE,
municipal aHd corIorale --dae it,rn ihisr9natrv
10 Europe, IS cunpuIed a. s26l 600 600; Of
which about S3JOOJ0U0 u doe tom ,his
State. This indebted has nearly dubbed in
the aU four years. and <now mpiily increas.
ing There must b. a heavy irah every year
90 the resources OF the country ~ meet the in-
trresI m this debt II Wing policy could have
prevailed, tlis debI. or u large pnuou of il,
would have never been created. or been due aI
home instead Of abroad Il would all have
been, as u we're, "in Ihe famiiy," and Ihe enor-
nous YEARLY interest would have gone 10 enrich
and beautly our own country, Instead oI being
passed into the Golfers Of foreigners. Bat loco.
locos preferred the LATER course, and our labor.
ers ATE thus mado hewers Of wood 10 European
princes.
During the past year lhcre has been exported
in specie from this couaIry over 4 100000. 10
pay foreign Interest aud purchase articles thar
OughI n be manufactured here. aud with the aid
Of California gold II has been dOnp. BJI pay
day mus, come some time, and If il comes in
the midst Of Il eommercial rcvusion, what will
ne the RESULT lf California should honor our
drafts lor years 10 come, all may pass along az
ter fashion; but then. what is The use Of ow.
ing ds5s merely for the sake Of paying the
interest on Il, when. nationally speaking. we
need not owe il al all. Plain common sense
would seem to teach tha. il is best 10 produce all
we eau, and purchase as litlle as possible
But mystic Locn(Dcoism believes and teaches
differently. Nothing viii convince some per.
sons Of rher errors but time Ond experience.
aud bOIh these niaiiible teachers will have Civ.
en- lessons enough to convince the most obdu.
raIe, when pay day comes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
VOTE IN MARCH, 1852.
Counties. Marin, Loco. For Catholic

Thus, il IS seen, that again, a molorty OF the
voters voted no on the question Of striking Out
the test And at an election, where the Loco.
foco caad.ilo Iycgtgcd ) i ,UJJ votes, the entire
vote in favor Of striking out the test was less
than oae.hr ri Of the vote given for him. Let
ii also be remembered, that the minority of
even this $50 votes came from the Wings, as
detailed comparison and statement shows
Cheshire, the only decided Wing county in the
State, gives COG majority in favor Of the reform.
1t, thus appears that PIERCE, il be is in favor
Of this change, cannot carry One.h rd of his
party friends with him. 1t is also clearly de.
monsrabe, that the responsibility Of this test
remaining io the organic law of New Hamp'
shire, is larely chargeabIe TO the Loc par
" of that STATE. Here are the facts aud fig
ures, from official sources. Dare the Siatss.
man publish them! viii il correct lis false as
serIions
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

FEMININE WHlRLGIG.-E European papers state
that girl is now being exhibited in Paris, and
there attracting great attention, who possesses
the power of turning round on one leg lor the
space of time which, were we not assured OF
tho fact by an eye witness, who had just ar
rived in New York from tlavre, we should hes
ilate to believe il possible. On one occasion
Md1le Angeline performed three hundred rev.
olu,ions in a minute She does mol appear al
all giddy after The operation, and is remarka'
bIy preuy and finely formed person. Her feet
are very small but of singular muscular de-
velopment. .f-'.
Perhaps the most striking part Of the exh'bl-
lion IS where Md'lI Angaine fits circular saw
10 her waist, in order thai her vlslIors may test
The force with which she spins BY applying
pieces Of wood TO the saw.
Her costume is a complete suit OF elastic
crimson silk, which displays admirably the
sta,uesque proportions of This revolutionary
young lady.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

A STRIKING PORTRAIT. BY ONE OF THE PAR.
TY The Cincinnati Cltzen, the new lOcoIocO
Daper, has New York Iocoioco correspondent,
who signs himself "St. Thomas Aqulnas." 10
that paper of the lst inst, is a letter from him,
giving sketch OF the terribly turbulent spirit
of Democracy" The loaoIocos had just held
their primary elections for delegates to their
par,y conventions. We have read in Wing pa
pers sketches Of such dsgrace'ul scenes, but
now we have them acknowledged ,and recorded
by Locofnco. Let the people read and pom
der on mis- state of affairs. Where are VIC pro.
pressing, and how soon shall we land in utter
anarchy. if this class Of men rule the nation!
Read this extract from an eye witness:
"Bnl from one end o! the city to the other,
was the most extraordinary scene ot disorder,
confusion aud fighting, that ever was seen IN
the country. Liquor flowed freely. and blood
soon followed, and the pressure to the polls was
terrible in the extreme. Fists, sticks aud bricks
were used. aud freely, aud pistols now and then
made their appearance. 1t was no light skr.
mishiug, but !hick and bloody battle; hammers
were planted, TO use the phrase OF the lancy, up
ON noses. and In bread baskets; aud many one
who, who, under the influence of rum, stood
stoudy up, is this morning, as stiff and uneasy
as soar headed bear. ln The grog shops
around the polls. boules, chairs, window shut
ters, and every movable thing was smashed up,
and frequently amid a tunuluous uProar which
deGes description, could be seen the crowd pas
sing a fellow over their heads. and making him
vote horizontaIy,'o as we nigh! say 'on the
square
/ "The Fourth Ward, perhaps, took the palm;
they pitched into each other like the bulls OF
Bashan, head, horns and all; blood spIrI'ed IN
every direction, aud ran down the faces and
necks of the combalauIs in perfect creeks
Their clothes were torn TO fragments, aud there
was scarce ribqnd of shirt left EPon single
back-many were knocked down and carried
off nssnsible, but it did not slacken the ardor oI
the remaining tumuIIuous party"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

PRospccT N Nav YoRE.-The Albany Eve.
ming journal, Of Tuesday. one Of the most un,i.
ring and best posted Of Whig seninels, says
"ALL's WE'LL! aud adds-"The intelligence
from different paris ol The State is Of the most
gratifying character. The Wigs have never
exhibited better sPiriI, or more cheerfuIly en-.
tered upon the labor Of Organization. They
appreciate the magnitude and importance Of The
issues and he kind Of work necessary to ensure
a successful termination Of Ihe contest And
they are performing this work, quietly bur ell.
fectively. The indications how are That the
STATE will be more perfectly Organized than
ever before"
Friends Of Scout in Ohio! Emulate the Wings
Of New York in the labor of Organization. Not
only give indications thar Ohio viii be more per.
fecty organized than ever before, bur take no
resi- or relaxation u the work until il is perfecl.
ed. Success depends upon il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

or Matters seem 10 be going in the noun
tain counties Of Tennessee very much as they
are in The mountain counles of KeO'ucky.--
The Nashville Banner has news that there are
in The Tennessee mountains large accesslo0s
10 Scott. The hardy inhabitants of the noun.
lain fas,nesses, who always admire and honor
their counry's warwornVe veterans, have no rel
ish for Gen. Pierce, who, while in Congress,
always voted agaiesI The old revoluIiouer and
Indian fighters aud their widows and ehdten.
9 aH - .n- Louisville Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

FIRE ANNIHILAToRs.-Per Interested in
the sale OF Philips Fire Annlhilators have COM
menccd experimenting again on houses built
on purpose, aud iu.day The telegraph from
Washington gives 40 ACCOUNT Of The success OF
an experiment there instead of the important
closing business cl Congress. We omit the
gull.wap.
The public have had experiments enough
with the AnnihiIalors. They want The useful
application in putting out real fires Thou.
sands Of machines have been manufactured.
Mr.. Phillips has been in this country to super.
intend their operation, big and uIe fires occur
daily. but we only hear of the utility of The an.
nihators in experimental ones. We see it
stated that they can be made very useful 10 ex.
linguishing fires oa ships. a California freight.
ed ship was burned al the dock in New York,
only few days ago, involving loss Of $780,
coo, Where were the Annialors!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

KISSING AND TOBACCO. Miss Fanny Fern,
oflhe Olive Branch, IN reply 10 an observation
by cotemporary, that "'he women ought to
make pledge not 10 kiss man who used to-
bacco." very perIinen.Iy and senslbIy remarks;
. So they had! but the deuce Of il. is, all the
handsomes. men use it in some shape! and
kissing is luxury not TO be dispensed w''h!'
As to female kiss, faughl there's no etterves'
cence in il! iI's as fiat as 40 unmlxed soda pow
derl If am vic.mized in that way, always
take an early application of soap and water!
You will see women practice ii sometimes, just
- 10 keen their hand in; clips mean;l out IFS a
miserable substituted sham ah;clel done hall
,he lime 70 ,antalze some Of The male audience!
q n hope 10 be pardoned for turning States evI'
dencs,' bat don't care pin If aiDs.) Now.
kissing is a natural gift, (nos to be acquired by
anv bunpIer;l when you meet gifted bro'her'
make note on'.,' as Captain Cu'le says
There's your universal kisser, who cant DIS
tiu0uish between your kiss aud your grand
mo,her's-,here's your philosophical, Wanscen,
dental kisser, who goes through me motions
IN The airF thenihure s----, oh! my senses!--
lhey saw there's such "a thing as 'unwrlslen mu
sic, and uuwritlen poetry. have my PrlYasS
.nsoicion there are sunwrillen kissesF wa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

MoRE RITcHlEIsN.-Th present Democratic
Congress has abulshed the connacI, lOwes-bld
system, for doing The public printing, and has
given The work 10 Gen. ARMSTRONG, Of the
Washington Tn on, The special organ OF the Lo'
coroco party. independent" Of The U, 5. Ga
zete 10 referring to ii, says; THE Patent Oi.
fee report, which has yet to be ordered, will
pu $4,000 clear profit, and more. into the
pocket of The Democratic organ. Thus far,
ilIe public printing has been ordered; and the
Commiuee may accept or reject what has been
executed or is yet TO be presented. vi all the
schemes and con.rivances that have lately been
carried through Congress, this is the most mag
nlfcenl speculation and spoaIon on the Treas
ury. The parties Immediately interested could
afford 10 give 100000 for The operation, and
consider themselves very lucky Individuals -
This is legislative "Galphinlsm'' with ven
ceance--a restoration oI the old Van b1rsn re
gms, BY which Blair aud the ki'chen caoIDe'
iobbed their mllhous." .
If Ills in o,der, we will ask how long the low
ers bidder, contract system will be continued IL
Ohio Can The Statesman answer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

AZ Democrat Of this county, says the Pa
ducah Journal, remarked, in crowd The other
day, ii am sorry TO have TO part company wnh
nv political associates, but cant go that man,
Pierce; don't know anything about hlm; new
er read Of him n the newspapers. Gen, Scott
I've heard Of all my life; know that he fought
for his country before many of US were born;
and think II my duty 10 vote for him." We
like TO hear Democrats do such honost, straight
forward talking.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

Or- There is likely TO be 20 lack Of Prcsi-
DENTAL candidates by November. The South'
ern Rights Parry in Alabama have called
Convention TO meet on The t4h Of September.
10 nominate a candidate for President. Gtn.
Pierce has failed 10 snswer cerain qUcs'lons
propoun1cd bv the State Rights men. What
and who next!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

THE MODEL STEP. MOTHER. every
childish desire, how injurious so ever, or un'
reasonable; and yet maintains The most perfect
government. Is perfectly willing her step chill.
drens relatives should Iced them TO surieiGing,
with pickles, preserves, and sugar, (meekIy
holding herself in readiness COR two month 5
siege, by sick bed, rather Than venture re-
m.onsuance.) Has no objection 10 their being
stopped on their way 10 school, by sell ap-
pointed committee Of Paul Prys in peucoals,
10 pass an examination as 10 the fIness Of their
shoe sIings, pinalores and salchels. Always
let's The children take papA's two hands going
TO church, and walks behind herself, II he!
nsghbors think bes'. Is quite charmed 10 wei
come stage load of their relatives who came
on a foraging expedition, TO see show The chII'
! dren are treated" Looks as sweet as June
morning, when she hnds 'em in the kitchen
! lifting the covers off pots and kettles, peePing
into lea.caddes, and punching their knurkIes
nlo the bread, TO see if il has riz. Goes
through The ca,cchsm (wiihouI llnchlng) from
The price of brown soap and the wages Of her
cook, TO The straw mat in The entry, and the
trimming on her Sunday gown. Is perfectly
willing TO see Them holding lille private caucu.
ses with the juveniles, who are keen enough to
see which way they are expected to answer!-
Shuts her own children up in dark room !
.hey make any objection TO being used for pin
cushion, or 10 be scsped Zone hair al 'me
/ by the strange brood! Alter wearing herself Il
skeleton trying 10 please everybody, has 'ht
satisfaction of hearing herself called "a cruel
hard hearted step mother! Olive Bfanch.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

A BROAD PLATFORM The editor ofihe Phil.
Sun, having been nominated or Vice President
by one of The newspapers Of the interior Of
PennsyV Vana, lays down his platform as fol.
lows:
|. No Taxes!
g. No duties on Imports!
8. Congress to raise all The money!
4. We, the People of our Party. 10 spend
il.
S. No more Compromises; for there can be
no such thing as sPIitlng The difference between
right and wrong ...,.a
6. Fastening of The good time coming!
7. Free Postage for the PeUnsylvp man and
Philadelphia Sun; all olher papers 10 be excll.
ded from lhe mails as uselessl
8. The besI Offices for our best friends; we
10 have SO per cent. Of their salaries!
9. No rotation in Office!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

nrTho Wings of New Hampshire held their
Ss,e Convention al Conctrd August 2Ist ard
nominated Mr.. Haskell for Governor. sud W.
II. Huckeu, Austin l'Iske, A. 4. Granger, BLd
t,byis,v for PresderHa electors, Conventions
harmonious and enthusiastic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

NJ Ex.Gov Briggs, Of Mass, was In'i'fd to
deliver The Annual Address at The Sla'e Far
ON the 10Th INST, but declined on accoun' OF
Professional engagements in The Supreme CouTs
He will not be present.