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DANyARDs HOLY LAND at the Georama. NO
, he ssea localities mentioned in the Bible and all the Holy
. s yTRS fyFNSG e cocs and wednesday and Sat
r Afternoon o'clock Admission % cents ShaIea na PI2e
CASTLE GARDEN;@aa nn
THE NATIONAL GUARD Asi ,hi BAND MD have .ecur.d
''' ' pleasure Of CASTLE CASTLE Ga Rf '' '
eaAxd A'f'Rt Si1'ES SI '''i e'oSIEs'GERrs
ssJglspl The 6Is Of whe ny Tiu i iske pace
rs .Sson Is cents To be obtained at the Store of
VIZ Bal Son ard the door the evening the Coz cert
BROADWAY THEATER-E A MARSHALL, Sole
Isrshl 4 Ma ANNIE IoNsDALE,
TIE HONEY MOON
i: soaads a B GSG 1Si Fur YoTHiNa i' '''
spsa al sd The oSsTtafe viii commence plec ,sy att
tssss and f,que Family and Upper Circle Is csnta PM
klBL0s 6ARDEN.-Tickets to all parts ST the
~ bs Private Boxes S.. DOOrs open at O. to COM
TUESDAY, JSTs a VII e Played the Co nedy of
Aniusdsb sest...Mr burton Widow Delnair Mrs Skerret
cha Toner'S N Ss Mi's kTA Ms Button
Isnes Css.Mr Notion dSmpbIe; Mrs HGshe,
ST CHARLES THEATE R-Bowery.
ri S Boxes Ind :5 edr csH saH s
" "is s'Nia'on Pts' .rrasn,e u hs.f Pi ris.
BETSY BAkER
cearer Betsy Bssss IN Mrs y Hser'
AsNoDEus. THE MU MMY' LADIES' RIGHTS
RARSUM's AMERICAN NOSE UM-STILLHERE
ID FOR FEW DAYS That MOST ASTOUNDING WONDER
6 ne BEAE . p. LADY PROM sW IT,; 5
Taf EES % s EaFs NRaEO LICE
AYMOND AND AGNES Admit ancs p Cents Psrquet ana Up
|CRANCONI's HIPPODROME.-LASr BAL.
fosl1IyELY LAST WEEK OF THE GRAND TOURNAMENT
GREAT SUCCESS or THE CAROUsAL
SEVENTH wLEE AMERICA or
sses1ls MoceTn Fd Spon, and other exciting and Novel
sa he Stadium te Ceuis s Arena, the Chae, aud m
TUESDAY iyTERS0GE sad EVENING June II,
s1allsssAr BALLOON XscESsI0S Ca WEDNESDAY AFTER.
% Is ss sS 5d5s re- &C.; , %9S1 sS sS
sl s,eerS bsfT ~ be Inflated IN presence OF the audience
Sss viii Be to wax ia.o the arena - sss ta
sol % th cay 3 oels 10 ~ ,o 10 be, 10
sss, Sc Rl' Pee D'oT' oPsn 2P.N Performing 70
Ran. PRICES OF ADMISSION TO TaE WHOLE
'iD: sc a sssI, :; ard > soa cs,
manos win be given every afternoon and evepp, t5o,, Of
under vii e ssn s1s S S SSe s :, .s
ITO sees arc ooA.a On each performance.
Asa Honse Lovsoys sne Daewo,th's Music store ''O''
sess Eeps'stoD. ' -
WOOD's MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broadway. above
" Howard-sf.-OPEN EVERY EVENiNG-H WOJD Ma,
and fropetor1he entertainments odeTed BY this cei-bac
H. y Of Muscisrs and Ethiopian Denesfo cannot De oqua
fI band IN the United States See open
are O'clock Admission = cts Tne public
Informed that the Afternoon Concerts discontinued
I vNSlNTINOPLE and its ENVIRONS.-Thou
fol civ n 10 OeDta pilgrimage 70 y; this most beaua
q. It's capital but thousands more have now
PCLC ~ sseeing principal beauties a. home, by vstn
pnAMAS painted b. ff,och sst Of hs1 Or
hss sn 80 ;. naihiui mag1icsn As1eca once
nov Cd Of the yariss mes which ar
Ansl1Is 81 Sppeens PULGlAH AGA ano his Lady nanv'
eesuss Tr,st attendance, Ia different mod 20 O'rn
to eeuhry Of Armenian before witnessed !.
esas lhsr,n b.s ea kom 10 "A. NJ 10 % NJ Admission z
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Card.-Tne uuder ned behalf Of tie Ca'snakers OF
" civ and Brooklyn hereby tteif ecknowl dsmeas 70
~ LesIi. DUMMUs, Of Jersey City, ard M CULLEN o.
for kind and IN wheh they comPheo
Al il, et, dT 81 q Pre- iSeut THOs THOMPSON
sshtN ~ .oprs SECRETARY
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ERANCONI's HIPPODROME.-LASr BAL.


Isnomanes WI pc tea every afternoon evening ho, Of
senoo1 Tong eqaa IN ever those q The evening"
h4gyld and boxes each ~ f " -"N
Tfksls be foosns p.icss. XV....-, IL,
kxf Houc LOveigye and D,dwofthfs Music store ''-'
Grand Novel Spectacle In which Ide will epoe,r in
e1ss kepUaiioD.
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nANDsoME FURNISHED PARLOas and BED.

uOME CUMF0RIS-For two or three Gentlemenr
IN small quiet f.ny Mrs SPENCER No. ia Greene st.,
rear the great hotels eaiy .uIahd pleasant ons
wild without partial board With hoard ti-Nithout "
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ID OOMS, FURNISHED OIL UNFUnNlohED.-sin
III ale Rooms Bedrocms in the fine house No n9 s
Good location tor respectable physician Convnien hostages
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[ UNs1NTINOPLE and lis ENvIaONs.-Thou

IlNOIlE tud Inv llONS.-IhDu
i eJ H. sse oeDtai Piage 70 via. tins most oeaad
PULCi1S feeng is principal beauties a; hone BY visiting
hss truthful magBicet SPECIAL object
nov ntd, Of the JANIS mes wach are
Alnslss 80 1ppees PUL0lAN AGA ano his LADY native
~ ees1lrs q.t osnt attendance, Ia different mod ~ Ofrn
tos c,py ot lDd Armenian Dever before witnessed 10
esas Iklsres XII, eal om GA NJ 10 % P. NJ Asmon %
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
~ "sCRAP IRON" has "risl" ~


Although the Wing party in Ohio lave suf.
fered grand defeat. yet it is far from being
dead" Little Carroll" is yet alive and turns
|up magni icent majority for the whole Whig
Ticket. She has met the enemy and won the
victory. Carroll county cannot be spoken Of
lin too high terms, for her steadiast and IN.
finching adherance to the right. She stands
now wholly redeemed, and long and many will
be the days before she can be handled BY the
'progreSsiye." tear-dOwn, breakup LOcofocO
party. She is sate--alWays reliable, and ever
ready. when duty calls.
The noble and true Wbigs of Carroll deserv-
|edly stand first in the State. Every man of The
Wing party in Carroll is conqueror. Every
Whig in our county can console himself by
knowing he done his duty. Go on in the
good work, aad your example will be followed
by some Of your lazy neiglsboring counties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

Ley, Democrat. from Morrow z. R. Allen,
Democrat, from Pike; - Huston. Demo
crat from Scioto, over Maine laW Wing. Ju-
dy. Independent whig. ia Union. over Maine
Law Whig. John Waltsrs. Democrat. from
Morgan DR.. Thomas Ross. Democrat. from
Washington. both Of them elected over hsins
law Wings. In Belmont, the MAine Law ticket
prEailsd in opposition to the regular Wing tick
ct and - Cleaver, Maine Law Wing. are
eleeled Representatives The Z1nesVille CoGT-
'ir says Guernsey county has elected Wing
Representative. Samuel Durgin. Democrat is
elected from Lucas and Fulton +. lie Blond.
from Mercer James Mackenzie. Democrat. Of
the Ralids Venture, from Putnam and Henry.
and - Szith, Wing, from Wood and OF
.towa
To this extent. we have beea able TO look up
the names Of the elect. We shall continue to
add TO our table, and publish the entire list,
when we have it eomplele.-0. s. JourROl.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
now are The mighty FaIlsa~

DIED, at his residence, in OanoIlton. on
on Sunday night, the lsth inst, AttOr short,
but severe illness. JUDGE JOHN PEARCE,
in the 6lst year Of his age.
For many years, Judge PEARcE has been q
resident Of this place, much beloved and re-
Ispected by all who knew him. Eight years he
was President Judge of this Judicial District
He was elected and served one term, (seven
ytars) and was again elected, but was reno
we'd from the Bench by the advent Of the new
Constitution. Judge pEAHcH was scholar oI
high attainments, a judge Of superior knOwl'
edge, lawyer Of deep and practical worth tC
ibis clients and a citizen Of high moral worth
ES Obituary will be published next week
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
To ,he Amic,eA.

All those afflicted with Chronic diseases,
would do well to pay Harlem Springs visit
The waters are said to contain rare medisina
virtues, and from the number we have seen a
the Springs this season, We are disposed to be-
ieys that Harl EN- Water is as good as any
mineral water in the United STATES.
The accommodations at Harlem are of the
very best kind, and the proprietor spares nc
pains to. render his visiters comfortable
Aside from the attractions Of the Springs, Mr.
HILBERT enjoys the reputation Of keeping one
|of the best houses Of entertainment for travel.
|ers OF any in this meek Of woods" His ia.
BILE we know. from experience to be well sup
Piled with the best Of the season. Travellers
viii find good home at Hilbert's Hotel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

DATHs LIVERPOOL Ger. s; LoEDOS, 4thH
The steamer Atlantic, from Liverpool on
Wednesday, October T.h, arrived here ct noon
on Sunday.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool At 10 o'clock
forenoon, ofSunday, the 2I. On 9Th ultimo
lat. 50 46, lon 20 90, passing the Arabia for
New York.
The Turks have declared war against Ra.
sia.
Cotton was irregular, but can hardly be quo-
ted lower. Bresdstuffs closed at about form
er quotations, but had shown some symptoms
Of dulnesS the previous three days.
Adviccs from Smyrna, of Septe ember alst..
state that on that evening, Martin KOstEa, the
Hungarian refugee, would sail for The United
States on board the Amerisan bark Mimosa.-
This was to be done with consent Of all par.
ties concerned, and thus the matter, so FAR 90
Koszta himself is concerned, was settled -
Mr.. Brown was at Smyrna 9lst. to see the
business duly finished.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

We shall publish tho Ofilcial cote Of thil
county in our next. The great length Of ths
premium list precludes it to day.
Our list ofSenators and Re representatives. is, BY
no means, complete, but We copy some of the
items from IL. Davis, Democratic Senator, is
elected from CIermont and Brown. McCahs.
lin, Democrat, is elected Senator from Adams,
Pike Scioto and Jackson. w. H. Smith. Wing.
is elected Senator from Madison, Clark and
Champaign. The 6rst report vas that he was
beaten. J. 7. Crsigh, Democrat, beats Vance,
Freesoiler, about 500, IN Knox and Morrow
Allen. Wing. has handsome majority, fol
Senator. in Harrison and Belmont. Sltten. Lo.
cofoco, beats Worcester, Wing. for Senator. IN
The Erie district. and Judge Tailor beats Gill.
land, the regular LocofccO candidate for Sena.
tor, in the Allen. AuglaiEe and Defiance district
The supposed connexion Of Gililand with ouI
friend, Gen. ellison, has defeated him. sSteed-
man has been elected over Fitch, Independent
Locofoco, in the Lucas district. g
In the House. Gen. Eekley is elected, from
Carroll, by 100 majority. Carroll has sustain.
ed hersslt nobiy. James N. Mailand is the LO-
cofoco elect from Champaign. GoOdfellOw i
the Maine Law Wing. from Clark, elected over
the regular Whig candidate. Thomas d. Aus
tin, Wing. is elected from Clinton. DR. Perk-
ley, Democrat. from Hancock; R. X. Price,
Whig, from Harriscn': ------- Johnson, Dem
ocrai from Lawrence, byaa msieritys Newell,
Independent Wing, from Logan lOhnJ. Cur
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

Our old friend, DIR. r. D. MYERs, Of Steu
benville, is in town, ready and fully prepare'
10 do all work in Dental Surgery on the short
est possible notice. and in the most approved
style. The Doctor is mechanic Of rare skill
and cannot fail to please I'll his customers
|He has long practiccd Dental Surgery, and has
universally met with the greatest success. He
remains week or ten days in CarrOll'On, and
can always be found at his rooms in the "Pat.
ton House." Give the IOctOr call, and oul
word for it you will be pleased. s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
marriaoes

On the eth inst, by the Rev. Tbos. ElcOck,,
Mr.. T. J. ToLAN to Miss HArru T SKrENER'
all of Dslphos, Ohio.
Mr. Ton. was formerly Of our town, and
much respected for his many virtues. Nay
his and his fair partners journey through life
be accompanied with the choicest blessings Of
this progressive age. Our best wish,s attend
them; as we'll as those Of every :One acquainted
with them.
On the ist inst. by Rev. r. Merrill, Mr..
Matthew Watson to Miss Catherine Viii snsr.
all of this county.
MARRIED-On Wednesday morning, 18th
inst. by Rev Jas. Golden, Mr.. George w.
Frederic to Miss Angelina E. Breh6sld, ell Of
this place. ..,,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
Markets,
CAnaolLros. Oct, 81. iSSs.
PITTSBURGH MARKET.

October es. 1858 :.
FLOUR-sales at Allegheny Depot Of rs
bbls, super fne at $500, and 100 bblE on the
street, ct prices ranging from @e.O0tO e6,IS,
super6ne and extra I. The market has dOvA-
ward tendency. '' -
SODA ASH--salea Of 20 cslA domestic.
at ST, mos. - l-ere bsf
ACON-there is no change to note. and
sales are quite limited at previous quotations.
SALT--sales of $50 bbls forpork packing
--I5O at 81, ,25. and 100 do at . I, SO.
POTAT0ES-a lot of 500 bus. Reds, which
was forced on the market, was sold e Is cts.
The demand is quite limited, aud no large par
cells can be disposed Of, At present,
= MOLAES KS--sales of II bbls. eypsus pack.
ages, at 81, tOthe city; to country. steady salts.
ata9@3O. yft-.9 4eeE
CHEESE-in active demand; sales frep
warehouse, of $50 bxs. at 94@1O.
FISH--sales Of 10 bbls. No ; Gaekerel 81
slo, 75: LIKE Fist. sales Of 10 bbls. Trout At
90, 90, and 10 do White at $40. which is -
advance. s.F .-. .ls4., -
HAY-sales at scales Of l6 loads At &l0@
Sl4 % ion.
CLOVERSE ED--a few parcels have been
offered; the market opens ataboat sl.75@S6.
00-- the inside figure being the highest that
was offered, Yesterday. s
CHESTNUTS-sr arriving in small quaa-
titles; sales, yesterday, Of so bus. TO the trade,
at$2,0 - se =.
CANDLES & S0AP--ws are advised ofan
advance in Csndles, and quote dipped as II,
a nd Mould at III; Sop ltig,sat 4!@53.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

Fair commanded universal admiration. II
was asserted by persons who visited the world,
Fair, that they eIeelled anything Of the kind
exhibited there. In a word. no pains or e1
pense seems to be spared to render this sstAb
lishment the most complete and efficient in tn,
United States; and We may add, that such
seems to be its reputation at distance. The
class list exhibits students from Buffalo, Lock,
port, aHd other places iu New York alaO, from
Wisconsin. 81. Louis, New Orleans, Memphis,
Lexington, Madison, Charleston, S. G., and all
parts Of ohiO.-PitsburgA azets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

Mr.. WIN. E. MAR0Uls, our friend and neigh,
Dor took the first premium on Riding Brides Al
the recent fair. We mention this because
MARQUIS is . good workman, and a young
man deserving the patronage of the coDmuni-
|ty. Give him call, and you will always find
him on hand ready 70 give you 6rst.rate bar
gains. 9d @sr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

s'fas : 4sasr mLsbKLrmA. Oct. ".
he whis M,yOr Is electedyby 5Its major
~. The eJasolidat0n can Iidale iOr the Sen
als IS eleo.sa By I'D m 1onty, and the COnsOl-
iithon ean3i isses foF Assembly are eleted, ne
kklo9iaE Wm. Patterson. dem: Geo. II.
HSt o. w. Bddsia. vhiss; W. T. MNis
whix. eat mt OF the consolidation ticket; Film :
isva. whig. defeated The returns. As Ear as
heard froai. show 4 majority Tor Murphy, for
hwshL.i A portion Of Spring Garden and
K-nsington is 70 be heard from, but their re-
tafas may not alter the result.
PIrTsBuEoH, Oct ~.
90 We have learned nothing ds6nate in regard
toslhe eleeiiOn in this county, Forsyth has run
ahead Of the Democratic State ticket. There
uss much cutting up Of tickets, and the result
Tor Senats:.and Assembly. from this county is
eKceedinxiy doubtiul Roberts. Dem, for Dis
tret Attorney. and, Hampton. Whig. for Judge.
are probably elected. AeClntoek. Dem, ieF
lhr State Senate is probable elected.
Extract from German letter
''Latt America prepare for dear wines. be.
etuse ell over Europe that fatal disease, called.
'rFsubenkheiI' is spreading. Il consists Of .
white mildew. thatspreads Sver the whole grape.
and eeRple,tly destroys IT, lis as intIPiieA-
bls TO vineyard mrn As the potato disease is to
farmers. Italy and TyTOl ale fatally affected
BY il. In Germany il Is Just beginning 10 make
- Apparens. Gr pes oHstrelliscS are worse a.
f,cted By It than those in vineyards. No cure
has yet been found, and Il is spreading all over
KIApe- growing Europe"
MOuldnt sulpher cure il?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

The ESCAPE or JoHN MIrcHEL.-A CORES
pOndent Of the New York Times has furnisha,
that paper with the following particulars o
the escape OfJOhn Mitchell from Van Dieman'
Land ..
His friends having made the necessary pre-
liminnry arrangements he proceeded to the pO
lice once OF the district where be resided an,
with his usual politeness handed to the magis
trate letter containing q resignation Of hi
''ticket Of leave" The magistrate as was hi
duty Immediately opened it and. with spec
tacles on nose.' commenced devOuring its i'm
portant contents. As our friend John haC
had the advantage Of prior reading be did
not care TO listen To recltsl and consequent
ly no LEFT the august presence of his honor
and in in . moment was on, the back OF q
trusty steed which two OF his and Our) friends
had sAddled and waiting for him near by
The three, each well mounted rode with be-
coming haste 10 the sea-coast where boat q
waited them and the aoble Mitchell was soor
pacing the deck Of vessel, at the masthead o
which haunted the stars aud stripes. That flag
has hoAted over many true man, but neyei
over one truer TO the cause Of liberty through
out the world and to every ennoblidg senti
ment and feeling than John Mitchell. Th'
vessel Immediately put to sea and 10 now OF
her way TO the harbor Of New York,
The wriier is inclined totbelieve that Johr
Martin another Of the prisoners is with him
but OF this he is not certain. Mrs. Mitchell and
her six children have sailed from Hobart Towr
and are nov on their way to join Mr. Mitche
in New York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
An Apology.

The readers OF the Free Press will be SO
kind as to pardon me for the nOn.appearanee
Of my paper. The Election, the Fair, and
Ihe Fever and Ague all came at Onee-almOs'
besides an unusual amount Of job work,
(my foreman was shaking three days.
Pardon this short coming and you shall
never be disappointed again.
Respectfully, ALLEN GREEN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

DuVF's 0oMNERciAL CoLLkeE or PESSsTL
vAMA.-Every profession has It's acknowledged
leading man-One whose pre-eminenee is uni
versally admitted. Mr. Duff, the principal o
this institution. hss. for many years, been re-
cOgnised IS the head Of his profession. Az
teacher. Is the author Of the most popular sys'
tenn Of Book Keeping in our language. and as
q practical Accountant, he has earned his title
to that measure Of pablo confidence which he
enjoys. His staif Of talented professors are mol
less deserving Of our notice. The specimens Of
ornamental and buslasss penmsnship exhibited
BY Messrs. Tracy and Williams at our State
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

CoWARDs.-They are abundant Ab ou
this place. There are some who would insult
a man and fee his revenge. To all such con
Lemptible Scoundrels and"cOWards we tender
our good bye"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

~ The SiamesC Twins have returned--
Those iRtsrssted-as we understand some are
will please take notice. as it may result TO
their benefit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

This iasGitutiOn is in successful operatiOn.--
The Principal, Mr., DrET, Is gentleman. and
should meet liberal reward for his enterprise
Read The extract from the Pifisbpyh 6usszs.
We know some young men who have had
splendid start in life. BY attending prTT's
COMMERCIAL CVLLEGE. I.tsa 'ttf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

kSr The Carroll county Fair was,.hs .fair-
est affair that we have had the pleasure Of ate
tending. The fair sex we're out to theJRsis
fair numbers, aud fairly set Us crazy. Every
thing went off fairly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

Tax TURKISH AND RUSSIAN SPIRIr.--Msho
med Pacha, the new Governor Of AdrienOpl"
recently called the heads Of the different reli
giOns together aud addressed them in the fol-
lowing language Of tOlereEee and fraterna
love:
"0ur creed Is different but il, in obeying
the law We pray in the mosque the Ohriatisns
in the Church and the Jews in the synagogue
We are not the less ell the faithful subjects o.
the Sultan; we are therefore, brothers, ant
we ought TO love each other as SUCH
Prince Gortschakoff, the Russian Minister
utters ditfereut sentiment. His late Procla.
nation closes with the following wOrds:
"Russia is called upon to annihilAta Pagan
ism, and whoever would stop her In that sa'
cred mission will be annhilated like the Pa
gans themselves. Long Life to the Caar Ol
Russia (! Long IJsm lie God Of Russia p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
0be Carroll free l)ress.
ALLEN GREEN. Editor.
arrOIItOn,:::::;::::::TAursday, Oct. II, 1858.

BY Vbtue Of authority we appoint Messrs. crane
k { o, our agents to solicit subscriptions and ad-
vertiseme L. Read their card:
THE TYd0; published monthly at 81 South
Ahird street, be- ow .hesnut, at CRANE g. Cos
Phi sde phia, where advertisements are received
and forwarded to all the eading journals in the
United States and Canadas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

EE There are some people in the town Of
GarrolltOn that could make money by attend
ing to their own business--and letting other
peoples alone. We will be understood BY this
remark.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

We will soon have new Locomotive on the
Carroll Branch. The name Of the neg loco
motive is the "WAsEIzGTox," 'succsss to
trade"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

~ Graham has been received for Novem-
Der. AS usual. Graham is al the head Of all
The Magskin is full Of choice
and readable matter. Price SS 900 per year
ID single subscribers. a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

ETws give the Official vote OfOur county
this werk which shows that Carroll is one OF
the 6rsl counties in the S'ate in su'taining her
Whig majority. HurrAh Tor ''lilIle cAuOlll'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

E< THIS vssh We give full and lengthy
state VI tbs markets. They sn correct, and
may b. relied uPOh. Nov The slve'iOn q O.
YER We win be able to give moro attention 70
this department Of our Paper
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

ET A certain military hero had better be
take 'himselftO the reading of Chesterfield. a'
il would perhaps improve his manners, anc
give ''eelof' TO his appearance.
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EE JOuS MOsIOS Of Guernsey has been
defeated for Representative. We are sorry ~
hear this, as ML n. S one Of the best Why's
in the--wOrld. He cant be beat But
he was
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r. Gen. APuRy has taken hold Of The lO.
eOfOcO party in this county. Il Is IhOught thu.
he win be in command for some or 10 years
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27

EI Turkey husdeclAre ! W~ adust RaSIiA,
So says the latest advice from EurOPs. 4vs
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Deatbs.

DIED, at the residence Of Mrs Pearce. in
this place, Mr., Thomos Wikin, aged about
IS years. The deceased was from PeAnsyl-
Vania.
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fOreiisu Neps.
War DECLARED BY TURKEY,
KosTZA RELEASED.

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