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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

While lt.movng and "rspping are pracuced 10y per
SONS Of all the more modern religions and OF no religion
not excepting the Mormons and We even hear thH' sons
&c the Roman Cardinals experimenting IN the new
the doctors of much older faith denounoe it, aud
forhd their disciples to NEEDLE with the acoursed tang
these are the Jewish Rabbis of Poland who declare that
table moving is rregous opposed to the laws Of Moses
"a ,r ,oin Of dan,ns,ion TO be avoided great sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
~ SEE THIRD PACE. Ii
The Trfhnne for Knrore.

The next number of The TriJun, for European
Circulation viii be issued TOMORROW MORNING 81
clock IL will contain all the Latest News up the
time OF going TO press Single copies, in SrsPpers,
ready for mailing can be had at the desk Pr &c SIX
Cents The Niagara sail. from Boston on "wednesday
al II O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
The rrihnne for California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING TIE T7b-
vne for California; Orsgon md the Sdnd'leh I'aaHd'
1t will contain summary Of al the Laiest foIelsh
Morey and Market Reports Marriages Deaths, DC
single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can be
b.d 80 Tho Desk To Morrow Morning. Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

We call the attention especially Of those who con-
cerned in the erection of houses 10 the testimony Of
Dr. Adams and Foster embodied in Prof Elets letter
on Croton Water and Lead Pipe herewith printed. 1t
seem. very clear mind that no one may innocent
w. in the face of this testimony procure Lead Pipes for
the conveyance Of water that human being, expect
ed TO drink Those who already have Lead Pipes laid
down may be slow TO change them, and may endeavor
guard against their perils by carefully drawing aud fill
tering the water but to put up Lead Pipes mex
cuSahp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

We give this morning further accounts d the de-
srucve storm of Friday night, aud in the same con-
neciion be inquest the bodies Of those killed by the
fall d the houses in Forty tbird-s The Jury exone-
rate the builders from all blame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

TIL, doy Leipg the Annr,rsary Of our National Lade-
o,nd,ue,. u. shall issue no paper fO-morrO~ morning
Our Erening Edition Of iH day ''H be pH'i''hed as
usual
No Erenirg Edition Of Tie Tribune rH be issued
today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
I'm ropgr0pOxDrVTQ

No noe can Of Communications Whatever
rferded FOR Insertion be authenticated ~ the and
address sssy publication
Of IL good faith
ado % retu reeefsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
Nrtu'1lork Dailp aribnne.
MONDAY, JULY 4, 1853.

~ p.-.op, u.nrnr The Tr, ef their r..denees plse-
vii nIes leave th Adde'S the Publication OHcs
>. ,lEssss PosOfsee. Srcs ~ eests -eek-psysbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

THr MAINE LAW TRicsPH ~ MIcWGAN is already
bearing fruit WbcoSsN, by her Legislature has passed
d similar act by a decisive majority. Roll on the ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

We are informed that the dispatch in our paper OF Saar
aav in regard to Mr. Mesghers reception al New maven
was incorrect lie positively declined any puo"o ieoeP
90 I'm, one nerson ia schoolmasier) made oonspcu-
ons onnosition 10 them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The total number Of deaths by the steam-explosion
ON the New World is thus far seren. Tie Government
Inspectors stare that they have been busy engaged in
their duties but that they had not reached that boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

Tn, MAINE LAW IN WIscoNsiN.-The bill submitting
hs Question of having prohibtory law has passed both
HOUSES Of the Wisconsin Leg dature II passed the AS
against IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

FpoN HAvANA-The steamship Empire City, Capt
nde arrived last night from Havana with dates TO the
Doth nit Our letters and papers had not reached Us q" the
hour Of going TO press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

s,rIiro, Con,nlaint. Of ten years standing, cured

~ Liver Complaint, Of ten years standing, cured
ty the use only boxes Of MLASts & sa t
s is to certify that having been afflicted with LAYER OomsHI
g. ,s and ae having tired nearly known remedy VIZ"
ont frdpe relief last induced to Try Ut
pRlTEp PUBS aud aier using oh ~o h - ~ 5 =.
~. rs, Liver or genera Anti ous PIN ever er1d 10 lhe puD
sne 'e'' "' Mas. ANNA MALVNA No. IL NV ngtou-st
p Dr. ML,NE's CrLssSArtp LlNtk ftlS AS nls Dns
mituge OF Worn Destroyed can no" nc Ia" " ~ ''P' e
in this City -, g.. 80 ,ol. mana brt Dr
MLANK's LIVER PILLS Ihtfe ART otuel Nv f"f''s ~
nov. heore the public. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

FAIRBAsK's PLATFORM ScALEs-LOng knOWDi severely
t..ted always right ackno~ EDGED standard .
"s'e"' ~"''''e FsIsBAEKs a Co, Nc. 80 Nater-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
puoroonArUIc IssTITUTIOs-FOr taKIng LIAtItss1'

a.. - sro nopulnr process has been opened by BONNER
go A. No 2f1 Broadway These Lkenesses have saned
,dI bi,b retutaton in Germany and other pa OF Europe
49, ,v sTe REGARDED much superior those taken ~ the d.
sseian process LkDo-s taken on rap 20
eelors Of the ds'incy LEtd fenibnRA
miniature. The baet open 'Of te Sh
Ration OF tLe puD"es VIM" ~ RqafvFR & RoLLF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
SrwING MACHINTs.-Thc AnnlVefl

SYvINo MACHINTs-Thc ANNIVERSARY OF Va >
,,or is hand and the individual Independence
~ "a 10 Inv Singers Sewing Machines NJ Imperfect
Nth two Tayelug ssu using twice 100
nh tb,.d pa chains and ubsstug the thread viii answer Inc
,s singeTs Machines Other, do perfect
- ~ bre ali them in operation s the oHcs No
80 a. tl. 1870 ]. NJ. SINGER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

MADISON COTTAGE AND GARDEN.-One Of the mos
be fuJd Il the northwest corner Of
21 aid Broadway opposite the bppodTo"e ara
The manager Mr. r. MUSSOS has spared DO pis -
Snde grounds affective and no more essan - D. i'ln
40 ,ttud he approaching annivesry Rebme. NJ al od. ~
be ourd at with any N tie city Owe Nun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

CAsD.-TeylOr's new saloon is now open in Broad
way e,n Frhsn The Hotel VII Be opsn 70 the pubic or
september He tsEs tn opportunity
Yeiue thanbs patrOsge hhen0 eItendi 70 hn
heree fg torfiruarce The III hs enteprse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

~ FowIERs g. WELLS PhreDologsts and puO lsn-
srs Clinton Hall No. 1871 Essssp-i. NsWfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

70 KNAPP's DagnerreOtyPes Iahtu uiII! III ~!
tvi ~ he art Plain or Colofsd Pree including fine from
Gesnfs 10 Is A oh Of gold Loc<es Fene snd Cas-
ipend1pe LkeDesses cost 70 close che ioi hooa 20 ''
Broadway Pfnce-si also, ~ NO. 10 bO"es' "'o Hu
C.rnet ssore Or n on the FCufth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

VAL. ColIreE The exercises Of Commencement week
will be as follows ,..S.. -.
Sunday afternoon July 2i-BsccsSErese sermon a Oy
rrssJsn Woolsey Tuesday evening-Conco sd I erGm'
nv Rev DIR r L Fitch WedI osdAy MISUNDERSTANDING
al the College Alumni Lnouian Centennial Tesprsio9
Grafton by W. NJ Evarts, Esq and Poem oy f. ~ tnVn
$50 Wednesday afternoon-Linonan Dinner Neduts'
day evening-PM Beta Kappa Grafton by Prof Henry b.
smith Thursday Commenoemeni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

S1.TE AND NATIoSM LAW ScHooL.-RemOVe1 ny
- L. ~ the from Bas,on Pougbeepse % Get 20
On In nIesdngs speaking &c
s. ~ as n The SCIENCE Of law Next term begins on ON op
,s,he, catalogue stating particulars sent BY Request objected
teihveI. "a S''e~N' J. W fowler, Presldeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

Bus,Syss AeEscY ~ BosToS.-The undersigned has
..,h.h.d General Boston Having had much
m mercantile affairs particularly a. accoun ant
- s,sne Ipsursnoe will attend faithfully u az Dnn -
49, 80 he entrusted permanent Agent or 0thef" @ %
saa, Of Fsas adjusting Accounts Ne %
,s,,ons COLLECTIONS sales Of Merchandise &C. A. once " ~
Sfn.e e.. Boston. -, ,-,-.- a.. M - -.
4 10 Tbos.T Thatcher Jsq bU ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
CURE on NERVOUS DISEASES.

~ IsyIcoRATING CORDIAL -PRoF MoRsEs lSvIG-
GRATING ELIXIR CORDAL-The eighth wonder OF the Botanic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

MrEprR OF TErENAS CuYLER, ESQ We are informed
on Monosy that dispatch had been received IN this oly
aLih s,ated briefly that Mr. relensn Cuyer hd been
sonrd murdered in the street At AdArsve We did not
sny alusiOn (, the mster in paper yesterday,
thsf the sad intelligence might be oontradcted
BY farihe accounts from Ad~irsye We are pAned to
iehu ,a,l.d account of the melancholy ALTAR 10 Iat
zsssssfG Cor nfioRali>fo Of YESTERDAY ,.-,.
.tIIoS,Sn MURDER following SHOCKING ih'e1sence
Sr,ns in a Latter from Atlanta, viii D. read WIT
,rOsound sorrow and indignation by the m'ny nsna' OIL
he gentleman whose brutal murder MA JSps
aCOl TeemAn Cuyer the brother o. h SS! On
Sl .Ss evening last He found neS ins rM l'
depot vh small hole in his his head ss w sPa Killed BY
ABOUT IVY moi known when the cars passed oy a.
S being held snd The sno SGsy BY s
name OF 10y % law Of Cox) and his wife, have been
nd ne Ss sSis Ssy the s si
strong, that tncIc 10 1885, r..
les - 49, ,rss brought TO the city in the
The body Of Mr' e"'''' W. Isaysnnsh News, ssih.
cars last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

DryI1,cI SALVADOR SAFEs.-GAYLER PATENT
-RosrET ~ PATRICK tue col, Manufacture 10 the nd s',te
h hove and r. c. GOFFNs lnpenetrshe Des
&C. me oe Locks combined the world Depo
A. Ia Pssi one below Maiden lane formerly No 30 John
f-zy 233-BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye and wig
s.o, IA removed 70 No B,oadSay opposite the PARK Fountain
weesTned fame sufficient guarantee 70 az wlo pat
be better supplied by nun than Al aAy
,sbeT e.t.bishnep IN the world
N -. - Gamma -pnnr Mnasr,s INrIG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

adequate idea OF Tie ana
a change in the diseased dsbtaied
peyou syfem Whether broken down BY
or Unnamed ckDe the unstrung aud relaxed orsan
.s,o atooe baoed re-yvhed and built up The menA and
x svmpfous vanish together under rs IN
fnspce The eioopiug trembling victim depression ana deoy be-
man lie stands erect he with firm step, his
lima WHICH " previously gloom most IA thy
beeo1s bright buoy active and he goes ioI rrosns 10
TO lis accustomed occupalOn
Nor lie effect porary. On the contrary tbs ehei permanent
nroDeriies medicine the constitution tsi
"a restore n Il 10 m normal condition. Wen may the preparation be
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-26

Ordered by the Postmaster General that the Supplements
10 the National ntelissncer. Unon and Republic contain
ing tho Annual Mail Advertisements for the New England
states and New York be sen, Tree of postage.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-26

witch, 42 mile, and hack, six times week.
Leave New York daily except Sunday al, pms
Arrive at Norwich " "a next days,
Leave Norwich daiIy except Sunday at 95pm,
Arrive at New York by 3 a IN next days.
lOo6 From New York to Msnhsssei 10 miles, and bsck,
six tunes week.
Leave New Yoik dsiy srcep, Sunday al Bpm,
Arrive At Msnhss-et by pm,
Leave Msnhasse, dsily except Sunday at 6b an,
Arrive at New York by 10
1907 From New YORK, by Williamsburg, Msspetb. and
Newlown, TO Pushing, o miles, and back SIX times
aweek.
Leave New York daily er ep Sunday ut Jpn,
Arrive at Flushing ly pm,
Leave Flushing daily except Sunday at ami
Arrive at New York by 10 m.
zoos Prom New York, by Brooklyn, East New York ia
mslcs, Bru'hvillc, Hampstead Branch. Hampstead,
Merrick, Farmingdse Babylon, Deer Park, Thomp-
sons Station, Suffolk st,,ion, Lakeland, Wsverey,
Manoryle, Yopbsnk, Suffolk @. H., Upper Aque-
oogue, Jamespori, Matiiuck, Cuchoeue, West
southold, and souibod, to Greenp5r, l0 miles, and
back, sir lines q week.
Leave Now York daily except Sunday st % ami
Arrive at Greeuport by 2bpm,
Leave Greenport daily except Sunday at ~ am,
Arrive at New York by ~ M
lOOs fiom New York, by rompknsviie, s,apeton, New
Brighton and North Shore, TO Port Riehmona IA
miles, and back, SIX times week
Leave New Yok daily except Sunday al IL nm,
Arrive at Por, Richmond by 2pm
Leave Port Richmond daily e1cep, Sunday at Ga m,
Arrive al New York by Ca
lOl0 From Brooklyn, by Fiat Bush and Nes Utrecht /,
For, Hamilton, I miles and back .,r time. week
Leave Brooklyn every day except Sunday At s M in
winter ct 4 pms
Arrive at Fort Hamilton by 2 M in winter by 6
pms
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09
COunIrv NewspapeFs.

Lately we have seen great deal said about
the country press Some Of the editors OF east
rem journals seem disposed to think that
their circulation does not interfere with the cir
culaliOn of the country papers. They-con-
fined as they are in the narrow limits of 'pent
up ety'-know nothing about it. and therefore
cannot speak Of the matter like we who are ac-
clstomed to the sLereotyped phrase of Cant
take your paper, take the N. Y. Tribune or
the Herald, or Ledger or Union, or Intel
lgencer,' and can get them just as cheap as
l can the Free Prees.' Ii Horace, GREELY or
JAMES GoRDEN BEEYET were to come out into
the west and solicit patrons to a weekly jour
nal for few days you would not hear them
proclaming that ''their circulation does not in
ierfere with the country press" On the con.
trary you would see Horace breaking for the
great metropolis, perfectly satisfied that the
bread and butter through than any zone horse
institution "west Of the Alleghenies, and
BENSEr would "come down" on the first "bonC
and sinew" Of the land that he would meet, il
his peculiar sarcastic style, as we know h'
''cOuldn't hold his tongue" under such circum
stances.
The truth Of the matter is, that the circula
ton OF the city Mammoth Weeklies" docs ma
terally affect the patronage of the country pa
pers--and why Because these "Mammotl
Weekles" aie, as general thing "made up
from dailies, tr-weeklies Il semi. weeklies, anC
Of course the composition does not cost near 81
much as IL does a country paper. The city
daily is FIRST printed, then the tri-weekly, ther
the semi weekly and then the great weekiy, ant
all done on the same type, while the country
paper has to set up its type for only one. Nov
il we could publish three or four papers uPol
the type we pay for having composed, we coul'
compete with the best Of the eastern papers
but inst, ad Of that we pay as much for settlnl
the type for one edition as these eastern paper
pay for the composing Of the type they prin
three or four different papers upon--hence the
can afford to send their "n,ammottS" into ou
counties. and drive away the circulation Of gu
papers. We do not want to say any hard thing
about the city press, but when we see them try
ing to make the western people believe tha
theirs is the only paper, we feel good deal lk,
letting them know chat the Free Press is still
on hands.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIYAL oF - ARcTIo.

NEW YoRE, May 50.
The AreticaTived at two O'Clock on Sunday
morning, with $50 passengers. among whom
we're Mr.. c. Rivers and family. & Commodore
Aulick with dispatches from China aud Lon
don.
Mrs. Stowe was received with greWenthu-
siasm at Exter Hall by the British and Foreign
Anti Slavery Society. The Earl of Salisbury
presiding. Prof Stowe and Rev. WardO, col.
ored individual, spoke.
The screw steam sloop Phoenix, Inglefeld,
commander, was ordered to depart in search
for Sir John Franklin. Capt. Penny and wife
20 out 10 found permanent settlement in the
Arctic regions.
Mr. RiSes was presented on the l2lh to Ma
poleon.
Prince Achille Murat arrived at Paris recent.
" from Florida.
The Spanish Court irritated with Senator
Souls appointment. The Journals demand
that be 'c not received
Vlr'NA. l2lh.--5Ir iJo,e has not yet deliv-
cred ls credentials
The Naples police were very much agitated
by false repor, that Mszzinni was aboard oi
the frigaie Cumperland.
The opening Of navigation was daily expect
ed at Petersburgh.
Judge Jones has gone to Carlo to present his
credentials.
Dates are received from Melbourne to March
80. The price Of gold was IT'S.
/ Great Britain has effected commercial trea'
vt with Paraguy.
At Rio, April II, Coffee was very active
The sale o. the Month amounted IS 600 bags
The receipts are small, the planters are hold
sng over The export duties are reduced from
the lst of July to 0 per cent. At Bahia busi
ness was very dull.
Nessrs Biogdea's North Shore Cotton fac
tory at Liverpool was burned on the night OF the
I7th. Loss fl5.O00.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09

Came off on last Thursday, and good time
we had. AT ten o'clock we eft the depot at
this place. and after pleasant ride, arrived at
Bayard station few minutes after noon; there
we partook of good dinner, prepared for the
occasion, and, after the arrival Of the express
train from Wellsvio, we were again ready for
the "naion"-where we arrived about 6
o'clock. There was general turn out Of the
people, and all seemed to feel highly gratifed
at having an opportunity Of being drawn by the
iron Aorse through the territory of "lttle Car.
roll" A great many Of our people enjoyed, fol
the FIRST time in their lives, ride on'a raj. -
road.
The cars will now run daily from this place
to Bayard. leaving here at 0! o'clock A. NJ, re
turning at 6P NJ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09

Carrollton is now commencing to look up.
Since the opening Of the Railroad, business has
assumed lively character, for so dull time
of the year, Wagons, loaded with produce
wheat especislly-arc pouring in thick and fast,
and the farmers who attend them look as cheer,
ful and good-humored as any in the State-bo.
cause they can dispose Of their produce at a
fair price, and get the cash at that. Hereto
fore these wagons all passed through this place,
and sold tlseir wheat and other heavy produce
70 buyers upon the Sandy & Beaver Canal
But noW We do the trade we would have done
long ago, had we had an outlet. Carrollton /,
bouDd to be town after all. A little while
longer and our capitalists will see where to pu
their money. Hurrah for the Railroad
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09

Confession OF LocoEoco.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Ohio Statesmen makes
precious admission, as follows:
"There is not politician ofany note or want
of note in the Democratic ranks from Maine to
Georgia, that is not candidate for something
and Who is not By himself or friends, daily dog
o;nu the President or some member of of the
Cabinet for a loaf or crumb."
What picture the up-turned open faced
cormorants present, now begging for bread at
the feet Of power. There is but one cry going
up from the empty stomachs of these gluttons
give give give!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09

V1rAL STATISTICS quarterly returns of
the births, marriages and deaths in England
and Wales, shows that during the last fifteen
months more weddings have taken place than
were ever known to have occurred before du-
ring the same period in England. This estab-
lished one most satisfactory fact-that with the
groth of general prosperity the number Of mar
riages increases, and that as one declines the
other does also. 94.4l6 persons were married
in England and Wales during the last quarter
of 1853. The number OF J.r.hs registered du-
ing The quarter ending March 81, 1858, was
l6i 598 The deaths during the same period
were 1924. The number of emigrants who
left the country during the same time was of''
729
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09

Adviees from Mon'evideo to the 5.h April
say that great discomfort prevails there. Pla-
cards were posted on the walls bearing the
words :-"Dea'h to the present Government r.
"Live the Coloradoes p
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that such
had been the effect ofthe recent disturbances on
business, that the English. French, and Ger
man houses would sell their outstanding claims
for 40 per cent. discount. 1t was thought the
city would soon surrender.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.

PH1LADELrHTA, June 2.
Lewis, Independent Democrat. is elected TO
Congress, in Parkersburgb district. This gives
the Democrats the whole delegation. The
House Of Delegates so far stands 81 Democrats
SO Wings gain g. In the Senate the Wings
have 9 and the Democrats l3 ; Wing gain |.
The Democrats have reduced majorities in both
branches of the Legislature.
The Charleston papers confirm the state
mpnt Of the saving of the passengers of the
ship William and Mary; ia were taken from
the wreck by the schooner Creole, Capt Sands.
They were at Nausau in very destitute cOndi-
ton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09
EEOIeIS &C.

Mr. EpIroR III you ever 30 TO Bayard Sta
tion l want you to stop at Cannon's. { Cannon
is big gun , l was up there, on Thursday
last, and was delightfully."- entertained Tom is
zone of them p Besides all this, Mr. Thomas
Cannon takes deep interest in the welfare of
landlords generally; and is rigidly impartial
The Waynesburgh Band, you remember, was
engaged for the celebration at the "Patton
House." and the Hanover Band for the Owes
tern Exchange" at Carrollton. Mr, Cannon
made no charge, whatever, against the Waynes-
burgh Band; hut he letitinto the Hanover Band
deep. 1t was amusing to witness Toms fair
ness. In short, do not believe that Mr.. Can
non is in the employment of the Western Elk.
change" nor is ii possible that he attempts tc
direct Railroad passenger where they shall STOP
at Carrollton. Puff Tom little, and oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-09
"IIcucc IIorribie shndoy."

If we credit the united testimony Of our OPP
ponents, we are bound to think they really be-
Iieve the Wing party dead and buried.
There is no satisfactory way of accounting
for the paesent universal trepidaton and ner-
vousness of the Locofoco press at the mention
of the name of its late enemy, except upon the
supposlion that a Wing ghost is abroad in the
land.
1t is usual upon the decease of friend or foe
to give the fact one respectful notice and pass
on in the living hurried throng, and it would
appear singular TO hear constant repetition 0
| the sad announcement. Locooeoism however
reiterates the decease again and again, as if de
termined to establish the desired fact by fre
quent mention, and yet at the name Of its ha
ted rival it starts aud stares all round, tremble
at every rustling bush and in the most wilC
ranting of ercracioti1g tragedy cries out
"Avaunt and quit my sight"
"Take any shape but that, and my firm nerves
Shall never tremble."
1t is well for these iimid gentlemen to fame,
it mere apparalion which so disturbs thci
quiet and we should advise them all to avai
themselves of this opportunity to see a ghost
As the fearless boy who saw a sceptre com
to his bedside, shook his sleepy bed-iellow, ex
claiming "Bob, Bob, you sleepy devil, wake up
do wake up, you cam see ghost every night
so we beg one and all of our Locofoco breth
ren, not to miss the present Opportunity Of see
ing a real ghost, it may be the last chance, fc
as sure as two and two make four, 50 sure it
that the old Wing guard will
"Be alive again !"
Glen HpraH