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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

kNROAD-WINrER ARRAsGENENr.-Novemb iSh
Trains out OF Acknowledgements aud Special
al and ny A. NJ. and p NJ, through to New-haven
Atslo A. NJ and & ?. NJ, for Port Chester. -
The III A NJ runs IN connection with tram nom new
Haven Hartford and Springfield ami with train over the
Canal Road
E1PREss TRAINS ats A. NJ. rnd 81 P NJ for New Maven
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads These tsins connect at
New-Haven with trains OF the New London Road. 10 New
London Norwich, Stoninston ami Providence.
The y. NJ, stops AZ Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
Meeting with HoRsatonic and Nlagsiuck knlroeds a.
Bridgeport The 81 p NJ, stops Stamford, Norwsk ard
Bridgeport connecting with Danbury Railroad 81 Norwsk
and with Housatonc and Nsugauck Railroads az bridgeport
Trains into New-Yo Accommodation And SPecial-st
y, 7 aud 9S5 A NJ, and Az 7. NJ, through from New
Haven.
AT St A. NJ ard S45 ?. NJ, from Port Chester.
The 935 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford New-London and Canal Raosis at New Haven.
The 40 NJ receives from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival Of trains
from Boston and $50 p NJ. (stoppius Bridgeport,
NorwAk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. NJ. and
81 p NJ. Trains Of the New London Road
non.
Sec large bin Of advertisement the Station House and
principal hotels: GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New-Uaycn November. 1852
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Bales bp Auttion.

A. M. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade
DGales Rooms. No. 10 Park-row.
TUESDAY, Dec. II, and following days.
CHOICE ILLUSTRATED BoORs-EDglish and American
snted the Holiday Season Also, valuable Standard
Books Cataloguebin preparation.
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VIZ w giIrnIrY

WIN. W SHIRLEY AuctioneeT.
CROCKEkY, GLASS and CHINA.-TUES-
" DAY, Dec. lat cs O'Clock, at No. 81 John-st Per
emptory cash sae Of 800 lots and packages general asor
ment Of White Granite, Blue Edged and C. c. &C. Ware.
Aso casks Glassware in lots for city and country re.
tailrs and grocers. y
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
" HOUOHTOS'S Pepsin Gastric Juice, prepared
from rennet The natural remedy Tor this distressing
plaut Age1ts J. BALL & Co, No. 100 Eass4s-st.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoningtor


III for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS Of thus line, run regularly ss
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first
wharf above Battery place daily Sundays excepted, At
p NJ and Stoningt0n O'Clock r. NJ, or arrival Of
the usil train which leaves Boston 5 z. NJ
The MASSACHUSETTS, from Newiork-Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday From StOnin gton-TuesdAy Ihurs
day and Saturday.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily, except Sundays, st2P NJ
For freight passage apply a. the Office NO ~ BAKERY
place or on board the boats.
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NrFW ROIrTE-BUFFAL0 and NEW.

W hOI hIlO "
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD-Extensson Of the Six
Foot Track 20 Bufao-This rO.d extending from Buffalo
70 Horres,ille Newi ORR and Ere Railroad s now
completed and full operation, forming connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and direct roae be-
rTeen New-York City and Buffalo IL OF the sx-foot
xsze and built the substantial and the
greater portion OF having been operation some months
h il entirely free rom the rOuzhness usual roads
Fare from Newly ork 70 Buffalo .............s7 80
Thruugh tickets and baggage checks be procured AZ
te Depot OF the New-iork and Enc Railroad, foot Of
Duane 81. n. \.
The tmes for eavin NewYork may be learned BY refer
srce 10 the advertisements Of the New ork and Enc Rail
road The trains VIII leave Hornesvie for Buffalo tho
srryal Of the Enc Railroad rairs-Buslo, Nov ID 1851
&c HOYT, supt. Buffalo and \. Y. City 4. X.
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TOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
i Steamship BALTIC, Capt J. Comstock-Thi, steam
ship will depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY Dec IL. at y o'clock from
her berth the foot of Cana Noberths secured TIL paid
for For freight passage having uneqused accoEnnods
tons for ee gsnce and comfort, apply 20 . ,-
FDW X COLLINS 4 co. No SO Wallst-
Passengers requested TO be- board at A M Inc
steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the BALTIC, and VIII
sail on the 18th December
EOR LIVERPOOI-firs Packet with Dis
Il patch.-TLe new and splendid pAcket-shP HENRY
CLAY Captain Caulkn. will have immediate dispatch Tor
the above port For freight passage, having superior &C
SPoFToRD, TiLESToN L CO, No. a. South-st.
HNHE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
Il ANDES. Robert Hutehlngs' Commander u pp3Inisd
TO sail nom Newly York for Liverpool, WEDNESDAY,
the 5th January, 1855. -
Passage money first Cabin
VIII take -four. cotton grain, and other frelght a. 10"
rates. Apply TO r. CUNARD, No. 4Bovllng Green
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NTFM.YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-
IN qua and ELNIRA RAILROAD.-Fsn Arrangements.
Trains leave NewYork and Ere Railroad Pier foot OF
Duane 81 as follows
Mai Trssn az NJ srives Elrnrs st lct n stays
over night and leaves A. NJ for Cansntasus Roches'r
Buffalo NsEs-a Falls and al the principal towns IN West
eTu New-YoTk and Canada
Nisht Express NJ directly through 20 Csnandaisus
Ard All places shove mentioned Passengers by this train
take break last Eirs Freghs for the aoove places WIN
be taken by Exnress Freight Train at 5 2. NJ.
WILLIAM g. LAPHAM. Sup't. c. and y. X X
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-u. $ NAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Tmough in 4 hours.New jersey
Railroad, via jersey City, leaving New.fork at and
A. NJ and y 2. NJ, from foot OF Courtandtst Leaves
Philadelphia same hours foot of Wanutst Fare rsdused
10 IS Cor frstclass and 81 50 for second class -
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold the above lines aud through baggage
carried in the 81 p lines from New York with through
Conductors PASSENGERS with baggage Cross the Terry ID mr.
utes before the trains leave.
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Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
III RIyFR-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Can't VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BenAmu Brsyton leave on alternate days SUNDAYS eT-
For freight apply boaTd, the Office Pier No
TISDALE 4 BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 10 and VI West-st
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DENNsYLyANIa RAII.RoAD.-This Road

viii be completed 20 Pittsburgh by D-scmber lst srr
which ali goods consigned their AxeDs az Philadelphia
Hours a. the rates below psbhshed Offering 10 Merchants
shppEs 10 points the OHIO River any Of the West
waters. fseihes not TO be received any other route
Their Arrangements with connecting roads eompete oy
which Goods can BE- forwarded the Interior OF the West
States by Railroad the lowest Rates and in Al
withc1: deierfCn.
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 70 Plttsbaash.
LIST Cass--Dry Goods Boots Shoes &c 81 per loo IA
"a Class- Hardware, Machinery, BalsS
Brown sheet;ns. Wool &c .s5cts, per 100 ne.
81 C1Sks-Coaee, Queenswa-e, Heavy
lastlDSf &c Hocts per loo De.
4th Cisss-Bacon. Lard Fish. Se. S5ets 100 bs
Ne Commission char sed fox oTwsrdns az Philadelphia
Pirt,hursh H. X. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent Pennsyly wanna Railroad Co. Nos- IA
and &c Hsxkes-st-, Philadelphia
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feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
gate Of the County Of New Yct notice hereby To-
r.s>cns claims ssas, FRANCIS SHAY, se 81 ne cr
deccssej the nth vouchers tAse
the subscribe at his oce No 30 Rriwsy the Guy 81 View
hefore ;ha day Nay nextpste1 New
lcSk. The n.ncteenih day OF November, lscA
mo iawtrSs PETER GAs>NkR, tsecate<.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, 1892
tuns and horsepower Robert Craig, Commander will
sail from NewYork for Glasgow SATURDAY, 18th JAM
uesy. at y O'Clock. noon.
First Cabin (Saoon State Roomsl. .............s9O
First CABIN lMidsnp State ROoms) ............. IS
Second Cabin ......... ....:..:........'..''... %
Stew ards fee included.
Apply to j Nc SYM0N. No 50 Broadway
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

NNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
to NEUROLOGICAL Cabin Passage, $40; Second
CABIN Passage. so.
From BOSTON to LIvERPOOL-Chief Cabin Passage
sloo Second Cabin Passage si5 The ships from Boston
call at Halifax
ARABIA Capt JudkinS AMERICA, CsptShsnoon.
PERSIA, Capt Ryne, EUROPA, Capt Leitch.
ASIA, Capt +. g. Lott CANADA. Capt Lang.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NIAGARA, Capt Stone.
These vessels carry clear white Light masthead
starboard bow, red on port bow.
AFRICA Harrison FIN NETWORK, Wednesday, Nov. IL.
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. "a
ASIA Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Dec |.
AMERICA shannon. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dec. s.
EUROPA Leitch, I'm. NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. 10.
NIAGARA Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday Dec. p
AFRICA Harrison, I'm. NEW YORK "Wednesday, Dec q.
CANADA Lang. from BOSTON, Wednesday Jan. 5, 1883.
ASIA Lott from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Jan. Il; 1888
AMERICA shannon, I'm BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan 10.
Berths not secured until paid Tor.
AnexpeTienced Surgeon on board. -
The owners OF these ships will be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie, jewely precious stones
metals unless bins OF ladng signed therefor aud tue
value thereof therein expressed.
For fret ght passage apply 70
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENERAL
- FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner of Tryon-row and
Cbatham-st in the Harlem Railroad Buildings taxing
risks rents buildings kc- the favorable terms
JOHN BRUCE President
DANIEL BARNES Secretary
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER

~ SEY-New-York TO Eastor Pa Fare y 7S.-FAll
Arrangement commencing November Is 1882 Leave Pier
No North River daily tor Easton and intermediate
places at VI, u NJ and SIS PM, aud for Somerve
st445PM. Returning, leave PhhpsbuIs al 8 and . M.
and Sl5PM.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
Igor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOC

EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK
Il OCEAN HOUSE, Uong Branch,l PORT WASH.
RGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK Mid
detown,) and RED BANK.-The and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. H. Hagserty, win leave
tbs New Haven Per, Peck alp, East River, as follows
FROM NEw-YoRK FROM SHREWSBURY.
"Wednesday, Dec l. II A. NJ "Wednesday. Dec l. II A. NJ.
Thursday Dec 2 A. 81 Thursday, Dec. ?, lli A M.
Friday bee s. A. NJ. Friday Dec 5 ~ L. NJ.
Saturday Dee JPN Monday Dec. s, Pm.
Tuestay Dec. 7. II PM "Wednesday, Dec. 3, y Pm.
Thursday Dec. 9 p Pm Friday Dec. 10, A. NJ
Saturday Dec H. Z A. ~ Monday Dec -, Q A. NJ.
Tuesday, Dec. H. IAN Tuesday, Dec. IL, iOi A. NJ.
The stages for Squam will rus connection with boat
Stages convey passenge 10 all parts Of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the account Of
tae
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Th Lly-
w ERPOOL aud PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
co intend sailing the f.vorse steamships tohors
TUss
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2 25 Capt Robert Lssch
CITY or GLASGOW. .....l,6lO, Capt. William Wyhs-
FROM PHILADELPHIA .-.
CITY OF GLASGOW .......... Saturday Nov. % 1854
ciTy or MANCHFSIrFR .. THURSDAY Jan. 8, Isj5
cirV or ri aSGoW THURSDAY Feb s 1853
StrY OF NANCHE STF z - Thur-iay Mar s. 1850
CRY or GLASGOW ........... THURSDAY Mar ii, 1853
LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHFS TER 900. W ednesisy, Dec 3, lS5Z
S1rH or CIISGoW Velresd.y Jan S 1855
CITY or MANCHESTER ..... W edDesasy, FEB. : is9
CITY or GLASGOW. -. "Wednesday. Mar. ,, le6
CiTY 0E NLSCHFsI FR ~ w ednes day Mar. 81, 1883
RATES OF PASSAGE
FRoa PHIL ADELPHiA FROM LiNLArOoL-
Saloon after StsteIOois $50 Saloon after sSsterOOns sn
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NOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE.

i MENT-Three Daily Lines Fare, 81 %. The trains
leave City Hall Station corner Tryon-row and Centres,
daily. (Sundsys excepted.) az follows:
LIST Train, at $50 A. NJ. Mail Train stopping at all
Way Stations.
ID Trainas AM Albany Express Train stopping at
Croton Falls Dover Plains. Hilsdele and Chatham Four
Corners arriving 2lO p NJ time connect with 2jO
Train from Albany West.
Sd Tram 3f5 P. NJ. Albany Express Train stopping at
Croou Falls, Dover Plains Mlerton, Hill'dale and
Chatham -Four Corners arriving 9lj Z. NJ, connecting az
Albany with Express Train for Buffalo.
Returning win leave East Albany ats A. NJ Express
Train arriving IN NewYork y - 2 VI. Ills A; W. Ma
Train making 81 stops and p NJ Express Train arriving
IN New York 9l5 7. NJ. III. SLOAT Superintendent
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
Free soiIers! where are YOui

Ii is the avowed purpose of the Pierce men
10 annex Cuba and Mexico 10 The United States
What is TO be the consequence There can
Ibe but one answer 10 the question. If Pierce
be elected, land ycu must remember that every
vote of his. in Congress. corresponds, exactly,
with the votes OF John c. Calhoun.) the annex.
IaIion of Cuba and Mexico TO the Unlted States
follows as a certain conseq Ience; and ii is
IeQualIy certain, that II Cuba and Mexico be
Iannexed to our Union, the AREA" of slavery
lis just so far extended Are YOU ready TO aid
in The election oI Pierce by volirg for Hale, and
thereby propagate aud expand slavery Scou
!, is opposed, (as you know,) to The extension Of
slavery. Why, then, not vote for Scott, and
do some practicable good lie, your votes, on
Tuesday, answer this question If you refuse
10 lend Us your aid, now, when you can do
some service in the cause Of Freedom, then ev.
ler aCel cease 10 blame The Wings Tor the cxlen.
sion Of slavery. Remember the annexation of
Texas, and how il was brough! abon' We
speak advisedly, and we call on Free Soilers 10
Erespond understandingly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
panlsl websrer Is no more /!

Ma WgBSrEK died al his residence, on iht
S%ih instl This is not the lime TO pronounce
an eulosy upon such nsu as Daniel Webster
Ia. US suppress The emotions which must every
where follow the announcement Of this meIan-
rholy fact, and trust TO the future the task oI
salogiziGg his memory But Mr.. Webster
needs no eulogy! Wha. DamosIhenes was ,c
Greece what Cicero was 20 Rome Mr.. Web.
sGer was 70 The Untcd States aud his history
is wriuen. No pen can add any thing TO biz
chararirr. Ills works and bis fame are imper
ishabIe. The feelings hich this sad event has
90 suddenly produced, forbid us 10 say more
'The eioquedes ofgrief is silence"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
ohio nIl I,Ight Agnln, Rend.

A friend a. Lancaster, o., wri,ing Us on bu-
.siness says: ....-. ....l 7.. .-.-.4-r
"ln this part Of Ohio we look upon the sue
cess Of Scout in this Slate as bey ond all doubt,
provided our Wing friends 10 The Reserve will
do their duty. | assure you Ihs, in ibis most
Democratic county Of Fairfield We will reduce
the majority Of last Tuesday al lensI Two hun.
;dred, and pToponionale gain will be had 10
every Democratic county 10 this region. The
Wing counues OF Ross aud Muskingum will
double their msjOrities, and in oil other Wing
counties our gain will be large" r1
As il is 10 Ross aud Muskingum so is il 10 all
I0hio. We know that Cuyahoga will add 500
10 her vote for Scott over The Wing vote 10 0c.
/ sIober. Summit promises q still larger gain.--
EAahlabula will add 400. and Geuuea and Lake
Twill add as much more. Medina and I,orain
are awake; Huron aud Erie are being actively
Ecanvassed; und Lucas instead Of 700 Loeofoco
Emsjorily as now, will give a msjurily for ScOTT.
Our opponents are really dishsnened, for they
know that when "ScoTr leads The column he
Ealways "leels the enemy's pulses upon 1hS
heights. ."--Cisr Herald. rs.s .#s 8
As ii is every where else, so il is in Carroll, :
sonly more so. Carroll Wings always do their
duty. Sill, The popularity of our ValOnI OIt
Chief is good for 100 votes more than The ma
iorny at the October election. The low epi
Ihets of "od (uss"-the "kneeling General
and "Old applied to him by such vile
lhiDgs as :" icayune g. Co.." are working ou
for him ''Woops Of friends. A" The old sudieu
can. be whislled down the wind by mere pro
Alessional Office seekers, 10 lMIe Carroll.
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.of the counuy, in hsir hands. is sure 70 Yield
20 fkeHa -sieh dollars dag" at Washington.
end io0f dollars day At Columbus.
Whal is il to these politicians thar The Peace
Iof he Country would be endangered by she
election Of weak fainI.hearpd and obscure
county Lawyer TO the Office Of President Of this
great nation They know tha, ia any war in
which the couaTy muy become involved.
whether the result Of wise aud prudential legis.
laron, or the blind zeal. the rpprehensiblo blum.
ders or aecursed ambilion Of corrupt chief
magistrate, brave men would flock TO their coUn.
suy . standard aud ar,aies would be raised by
70 .uniary ehrOllmeHt, 10 mainlaln ihe honol Of
our Gag and conquer peace, consequently, hsiT
persons would be in no Danger. They would
pruden,ly choose "thaI better part Of valor. "
and instead Of shoudering muskeI al eighl
dolais month, would greatly prefer to do The
! gduy work Of "party hacks"-al -Four and
Eigh ,dOiiars day,
With men who deliberately adopt poiIics for
d trade, who set Up for professional politicians
Fms SUCCESS OF THE PARTY must be secured,
Slhough the interests Of the people and The hon
or Of the country. should be sacrificed. Oui ot
soEee, the measures Of their opponents must be
denounced however beneficial they might prove
to The public welfare; otherwise, party lines
Bwould become obliieraled, and then "OIhelo'
occupations gone. In Office, their pockets mus
be lined, though "drect taxation" should be
come necessary THEIR SALARIES MUST BE IN
kcREAsED though the buuhen Of iaxalion shoulC
be doubled aud in OF our Of Office The characle
kof their opponents mnsibe detained, and lhei
grepulalion scandalized, however eminent lhei
public service. however spolless their honor o
unlarDished their fame. ....
Wings Of Carroll. rise once more and re
buke these villiiers, some Of whom have iaker
the traitors bribs, and for lhe loayes and fishei
of the Locolocos. have taken up the hatche
against the parry they have deserted. Let IhC
seal of silence be placed on their lips, who. "fo
hire and fulary." would rob oul War WOu
HChier of his well earned laures. Show BY
kyour votes next Tuesday, that your principle,
are worth defending And that The character
. of our Heroic Leader has place in the hears
Of the people that traitors hand cannot reacl
and an ncendiary press cannot pOIlute no.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
The Came Of Rrng.

Some Of the ocoiocos. hereabouls, are al.
tempting TO play the game of brog. They say
they are willing and anxious to hazard from
two 10 FIVE hundred dollars on the general re-
suit. They are welcome 10 any amount Of en-.
lhusiasm they can begeI by this means buI we
are very sure that not one of those, even, who
are so seemingly anxious to make BET, would
risk one dollar on The result They expect 10
buff The Wings by ibis means, knowing that no
|Whig would be guilty Of the crime of beuiog
on elections, and further, il any Wing did
propose 10 take a bet, they would back rghl
square out. 'Fis. true, as madam rumor says,
that an amount of money has been deposited
with some of The leaders hereabouls for polili.
cal purposes, yeI they would not run the risk
of losing cent Of ilby betting. They expect
TO divide il Nmong themselves alter lho election
is over. ... - .... ..-..... ,
We have no money TO lose, nor have we any
desire to lake any risks, in regard 10 the cleo
lon; but we have a friend in Virginia, where
betting is no crime in the eyes Of The law, who
will risk any amount in the premises. So come
on with your furnished funds.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
Three Lies.

The locofoco journals throughout the coun'
Try, persist in !" keeping before the people,
three most bareiaced and rascally lies.
First, They claim thO. they have a majority
of 20 900 in Ohio, when in fac, II can no, ex.
ceed 10000 on the mos. liberal estimate. This
Imay be properly called whis,lipg 10 keep
their courage up
Second, They charge tha. Gen. Scott is in
favor OF so changing the Naturalization Laws as
TO require residence Of ,weniy.Gne years as a
|condnion precedent Of citizenship. This is a
base lie. manufactured out of whole cloth, and
those who assert i. kaolO ii to be false.
Third. They charge that he is in favor Of
ITequirng foreigners TO serve one year in The at
|my or navy. before they shall be admiued 10
'ihe rights of fcitizenship.
This is most palpable Misrepresentation
No homes. man, who reads his lener OF accept
'nnce, can come 10 such conclusion from the
|language there used, and no oae-that is not los
10 all sense of honesty and fair dealing, would
give currency 10 such statement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
COmmunIcatioHs.
For the Free Pfess
Remember The snbbath.

Ma. EDIToR:-Does the success Of The De.
mocracy OF CRuollon, 10 the approaching elee.
lion, require that the Sabbath should be viola.
led 7 Or rather does the mere desire 70 have
"a mass meeting in your Town, and secure a
speech from David Todd and Wilson Shannon,
justify he leaders Of The parry 10 send, or 20
themselves, with carriages, fourteen miles. on
Sunday 10 receive their oralorsl What success
a party can expect in any calling where they
Iopenly, und without the excuse Of necessity.
,violale the laws of God, dent know, When
men quit an honest calling. however, and SCI cut
.avOwedIy 10 ips By oGee seeking, | don't know
that any thing better Than Sabbath breaking,
,eVil speaking and scandal could reasonably BE-
Iexpecied from Them. | think Mr., R. J.ArKN.
SON might have spent last Sunday al hume quio
Jas profiably as on Ihe creek. and Mr. Fielding
IS. Cable had ample lime 10 have gOne 60 de
DepoI on Monday, instead Of starting oul on the
Sabbath. His fathers mama has been 80 long
associated IN This County with The publication
of the ln6del Humes Essays, that nothing BET.
ter could be expected Of him. Bot his bog.is
now Of Oge aud should know and ac, be,.er.
.rl,f rLrla1 BAYARD.
N. B. My wife suggests that "as the old
cock crows 'he young one learns" Il maybe
so, still, IS it right 10 get up much Of crOO on
Sunday ss %. b. 1h .
As to this Sabbath breaking referred TO by
our correspondent we cannot say any thing, noI
knowing. Bu. one thing is~certain. thar tbs
gentlemen referred to were punished some, on
Monday, for any misdeeds OF theirs on Sunday.
The Mass Meeting was fzze- Tod and Shan.
non were-no where-and all the cock Growing
they could get up would have disturbed no one e.
devotion here on The Sabbath EDIroR.