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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

We have always supposed that there was
" honor among printers" In this, however,
we were mistaken. The accommodating Fore
man of the Companion is an exception to this
general rule, and has been considered so in ev-
cry place in which he has been employed
The "cab" of this office begs leave to inform
him that he has never had the honor of being
kicked out of an office, and that he has held
the same situation, for considerable length Of
time, IN the same Office from which the sell
styled Foreman was so unceremOniously elected
Neither do we write communications for distant
journals, telling large stories" aboutour neigh
bors and friends; and even STOPPING so low as tc
lie on our "aHele." and then to " crawfsh" out
Of it. As TO job work, let your work speak
for itself. ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

RE We understand that VIM. H. Arrison,
who stands accused of having sent box con-
tanning bomb to Mr.Allison, of theMarine Hos
pital at Cincinnati, the opening of which caus-
ed the dea.h Of both Mr. Allison and his wife,
has been arrested in Iowa.
Arrison had quarrel with Allison which
led to the commission of the infamous act
May he be brought to speedy trial and have
the demands of Justice meted out to him.
Some one practcing on the same scheme,
with this black hearted vilaW, sent, on the 9th
ut,, box containing powder and matches,
to Mr.. Hiiderman, painter of West Chester,
Pa. The thought the tragedy which result
ed in the death Of Mr.. and Mrs Allison, at
Cincinnati, induced caution in opening it, and
thus he saved his life.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
Half Fare.

The Superintendeu.s Ofthe Ohio Rail Roads,
at a late meeting at Columbus, resolved to take
persons to and from the State Fair, and to and
from the National Cattle Show, to be held at
Springfield, Ohio, at half price. Persons
bringing cattle to either, are required to pay
for their transportation, but il the cattle are
sold at the Fairs. then tie money will be re-
funded.
The State Fair will be held at Newark on
Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
the 18th. Goth, els; and 9sd, days of septem-
Der next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

e5y- Edward Crane, President of the Vermont Cen.
tra hallway, has resigned his office.
Previous to his resignation it discovered that he
had issued 5000 shares Of the Vermont Central Rail.
road.
1t is the second like offence committed by him with
in the past month.
Crane used his over issue to raie money, pledging
them as collateral security to P, Latimer, ESQ
A dispatch from Boston the 18th inst, says
The transfer books Of the Vermont Central Rairoad
have been closed for the present. to give time for thor
Ough investigation. meeting of the directors is called
for Thursday evening, which is the earliest time they
can be assembled Sales OF stock were suspended, and
tho books Of Brokers closed, until the Of the
company In regard to the avered issue is aseertained
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

EE Judge Johnson, 1t will be remembered,
defended FISHER w. AMEs on his trial for
shooting James c. Hall all If Cincinnati. The
jury acquitted AMEs. very much to the surprise
Of every body.
The Cincinnati Commercial says, few weeks
since Judge Johnson presented his bill to Dan
AMEs, father Of the Dr., and put the figures at
$4,000. The old gentleman refused to come
down, though he had The reputation of being
worth at least $500. 900. He said he might pay
$500. &C.. But johnson was inexorabe and
brought suit for the amount, with interest, DC.
The case was lately decided and judgment
rendered against AMEs lor Sq250. Execution
vas issued, and 10 AmEs has no property
He has beaten his opponent at last The Com
Tnsrcial relates some amusing incidents connec.
ted with the examination Of AMEs before the
commissioner, 1t queer case as it now
stands.-O s. Journal.
This is the same veritable Bill johnson who
praclised law in this county. Aud once repre-
resented US in the Ohio Legislature and was
ate rwards candidate for Governor but was
not elected because he had not votes enough
The Judge lisa clever man and sound lawyer
And all that we see to trouble us as his friend
| IS that he didn't get that goose until she hat
los' her feathers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
Arrival of the Canada.

The Canada arrived at Hslifax some eight
hours after the Alps, bringing days later
news
Observation-Disclosures dull and prices irregu-
lar Panic has existed in the trade for few
days. Flour declined 3sa Is Cd. Western can
al 28s 6da 26s Cd; Pha, Baltic and Canadian
3Oo3Os 6d, Ohio 81.
Wheat-Largrly declined; is per 100 lbs;
white 9s 6da 9s Cd; red 9s Sd. ....u.
Corn-Fair white and yellow 32a33s6d,
mixed 81.
Beef--UnChanged, except for finest qualities,
which are firm transactions limited.
POrk-Large busiynss, prices lower. Ba-
con firm at previous prices, moderate demand
Hams and shoulders freely offered at previous
rates.
Austria and Prussia have asked France and
England on what consideration they are will
ling to conclude peace. The Russians think
that military operations are nearly at an end.
The attacks on Cronstadr and Sevastapol were
indefinitely postponed, after all the demonstra-
tons and buster.
Tie insurrecion in Spain was spreading
The insurgents had possession of Madrid; con-
siderable fighting, but o'Donodl has been VIC
!orious over the Queens troops.
The German petty States are Regulating for
peace, and pronounce that in their opinion tho
propositions contained in the Russian answer,
if not although satisfactory, appear calculated
to serve as basis for further negotiations, and
they propose that Prague shall be fixed upon
as the seat offurther conferences They more
over sxpr ess their opinion lthat it will not be
possible to call upon Russia to evacuate the
Princpalities, if it be not at the same time
clearly understood that the allied powers shall
stop their movements in advance; in other
words, Austria has fallen back into an alliance
nth Russia.
The main body of the Turkish army is said
to be moving towards the mouth Of the Dan
ube.
The Allies have repaired and occupied the
Russian batteries at the Salina, mouth OF the
Danube, and are employed in removing sunken
ships from the channel.
The Russian Danube fotilla must soon fab
into the hands of the Allies, and the free nayi-
CATION of the Danube be again established.
Gen. Awerp having been disgraced, shot
himself. 71a
The French and English are slowly drawing
their lines around the Russians.
i Kerome PaCha surprised 5000 Russians and
defeated them, capturing from them Sc guns
and 500 men, at q pass in the mountains. 81 o'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

~ PUTNAM for August is on our table-COntents
The smithsonian Institute The Lightning rod uan Isra
e Potter, coninued COnfucus; Spiritual materiaism
To Lyra Stage coach stories, concluded; ood notes.
West Point and cadc, life; Ethiopian nights entertain
ments lllustrated The last Poet out, Editorial notes.
The July number OF this periodical commenced its fourth
volume and from the appearance Of the two numbers
already published this volume bids fair to reflect much
credit on IFS publishers 1t may be said with pro rlety
that Putnam IS the Bdckpood ofhe United States aud
well deserves the distinction" Terms So per annum; or
"a cts NUN 9er Clubs Of six PostmAstors and Clergy
man, will be supplied at 81. Address G. ?. Putnam
4 &C.. 10 Park Place. New York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
LOcOIOc0 Platform.

The last Locoioco Baltimore Convention in fitting out
platform for the party amongst others adopted the fol-
lowing resolution which PTominant plank of that
Ugmoble structure.
Resolved that the Democratic patty will resist all at.
empts ut renewing IN Congress out OF IT. the agia.
ton OF the slavery question, UNDER WHATEVER
SHAPE OR COLOR THE ArTEMPT MAY BE
MADE.
Comment is almost unnecessary-every owe who has
paid the least attention the doings of that partv du.
ring the of the present Congress can ey per.
ceve that thsy have been "tuce breakers who for
mess OF pottage, willing to barter their bithrght
away to the slave holding power Of the South Who
agitated the slavery question by introducing the Nll
for the organization Of the Territory Of Nebraska Who
spent their energies inits passage through Congress
Who supports il nowl What authority gives it the sane
ton Of law Verify the same party that passed the Res
ouon quoted yet in the face Of all that has been done
by this party the Democracy latter having first brought
the bill into existance and watched it with tender care
till il had passed through all its vicssitudes even ill its
final passage-uursed from youth to manhood the in
quy Of which caused the whole country to shake from
centre to circumterence--sre wo told that this same
party s 1.-THE jealous guardian Of the rights of the peo-
pe" and this by the party organs that are most sssdu
Ously supporting the Administration
II Is useless to profess holy hatred to this nioutious
measure and at the same time uphold and exto the Ad
Iuinstra0n that sustans the measure Away with such
hypooracy-I IL impossible To sustain the Platform. the
Administration and both sides Of the Nebraska question:
and act constantly. But any thing 20 quiet the wrath
Of tho disappointed people, and rally the broken
fragments of the self styled Democracy to support of
this Administration and its aecomplces-But IL won't do
The people have borne such teachings long enough ch
things as we're $50 framed to say something and mean
nothing" have become stale to an enlightened commu
nifty No Democrat OF the Jefferson school will think it
necessary to take lessons in Demo cracy from franklin
Pierce or Arnold Douglas
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

CB- BLACkwooD fIr July Nas been received Contents
Growth aud prosp ects of British America: Letters to
Eu'eblus-Riddes; Evelyn and Pepys secret of Stoke
manor part 2; Battle OF LepsntO Gives dream; The
esson God in Nature; Words Of SehamyE European si
ance aud Russia. Now Is favorable time TO subscribe,
the publishers would be pleased to receive new orders
for this excellent Monthly well for the four Reviews
which commenced with July-Published by Leonard
Scott Co, New York, who has also republishes the
London Edinburg North British and Westminster quar-.
teiy Reviews. Terms So year. BlackwoOd and any
one oil the four Reviews $5 the four Reviews and Black
wood, $40.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
UD for KnnZas,
low men.

George Brewster Of the Wellington Journal, has de-.
termined to transfer that press to Fort LeavenwoFth
Karns Territory where it will assume the title of "rhe
Kauzas Free Democrat" to be published weekly com
mencing about the first of september next The prnci
pies espoused are OF the Jeersonian school, The Dem
ocrat will be devoted to the advocacyof the principles
of freedom in their broades and extended appca
ton, Inspired by sense duty he is determined go,
and there advocate the rights and liberties of men,
though the devils were as thick in his path
as the tiles on their houses" The Democrat will be
published upon Double Medium sheet, for $3.50 per
annum in ddUance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

~ Henry Welker ESQ. formerly publisher Of the
Sandy Valley Register has started paper called the re-
publican at Columbia Whitley co. Ind The first number
gives promise Of successful enterprise. The general
appearance of the paper is good He has hOisted the
State Republican flag and comes down the Nebraska
Swinde, vigorously.
Mr.. Welker is well known by many Of this county,
having acted rs foreman in this Office considerable
zine. eli of whom no doubt will be pleased TO hear that
he has been sucessful He is good printer, ready
writer and clever fellow and above all he Is thorough
Whig. We Vii him abundant success. Here'sour @
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
Enr fbe Fres Pres f,


MEssRs. EDIToRS Public rumor had charged Dr.
AOMilln with being the author ofa communication,
which appears in the Cleveland Plain Dealer OF the 22d
oI last ultmo, saying that the Medical men Of the place.
the appearance Of the cholera in midst left the
town it is dueto the Dr. to say that hive recently
learned that such is the fact but know well who the
author Is aud his zeal name, aud will give his real naue
to the public unsss he out in article saying
that no mistaken aud make concessions, for
the libslous article that he has written. would say
mure be thrown himself liable 20 civil prOsec ton
Carr0ltOn, August, lst, 1854. ]. s. HUNTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

A MasTER PIECE 0Ur.DoNE. have late
ly supposed AYERS Cherry PeCtoral was the
Ultima Thule in its line, and that nothing had
been or would be invented which could sur
pass it in its fine points of excellence as med
cine. But we are confidently assured by those
competent to Judge on the subject, that DR..
Ayers new Pills excel in high medical artistry
even that widely celebrated embodiment of his
skill. He has succeeded in making them not
only pleasant to take but powerful to cure the
large class of complaints which require apur-
gative remedy - Lanee ster Argus, Ky.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

CRASDERRiEs-The editor Of the New Haven (C onn.)
Palladium, says that young lady member of hisfam-
lily had VIOLENT attack Of erysipelas, and enc side
OF her face was fearuy swollen the eye closed and
the pain excessive Raw cramberrles pounded fine
re applied aud frequently changed the pain and swei
ng abated and in two days no trace of the disease
remained.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

BASE AcT-A fellow named s. NJ. Sutliffe,
who abducted Southern young lady from a
seminary at Granville, passed her as a cousin,
was spprehe at Pittsburgh, imprisoned
the girl sent back to school, and thus probably
saved from ruin.
The scamp instead Of being severely punish
ed for this conduct, has been let run at large
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
RETIRED.

ALLEN GREEN, Esq, who did us the favor
of taking charge of the Editorial department
of the Wing, during our absence, has retired,
and is now engaged in Mr.. SMITH TALBoT's
Drug Store, in this village Mr. GREEN is a
young man of fine talents, and agreeable man
ners. We wish him abundent success in all
th;ngs.-North Western Whig.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

yellow FEvER IN HAvANNA.-The Havapna News to
the 22nd ut says that the dreadful prevalence the Vel
low Fever is the chief item interest," The disease
not confined to the towns but spreading fearful
extent throughout the country In two hospitals at Ha
cases.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

CHOLERA.-Since our las. issue there have been no
cases v OnOs,s repo rted by the Board o Health, Du
ing ast week Two deaths by choeTamorous
rwo or three ue have occurred, a recovering
except Mrs. Sterling, ~ho Ills though1 will not rscoV
ar. La er--She III now dead.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

BoYs BEwARE.--At Chjicohe on the goth ult. an af-
fray occurred between two boys, named Joseph being
aged H. and Schneider aged 49, in which the latter
killed by sene torown from the former. Boys should
not indulge in throwiat each other when in passi on
Tho consequences may be bad.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

Rzz- Hamilton County paic taxes, for the
year I86s-State, S7s. .4s5.s5, county, 49,
O37,23 The Court House building fund
amounted TO $84l96,42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

FB- Arr UEIoE OF PHILLADELPaIA.-Membershi
obtaIned By appncAtiOn " Dr. q. A. BGga, the Hon
orary svcy, u. nis Drug store Main street CaTrOtOn
Uhio See proposals IN all other column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

eoMMIrrEE--Mrs. Hiram GrisWOld, Cleve.
land: Mrs. John Myers. Canton Mrs. j. D.
Snider. Canton: Mrs. G. W. Sickafoose, Can
ton; Mrs. R. II. Mccall, Canton, Mrs. Dwight
Jarvis, Massillon.
The Transcript thinks "a more impartial
Committee could not have been selected. Not
one Of the ladies named, will be prejudiced in
favor Of their own children" =
In week or two our readers will be greet
ed with the premium list Of our county, and
we presume it will contain all "the latest i'm,
provements"-Mothers that have handsome
heavy babies. better keep look out for the
premium ha or a bargain might be lost. VIZ
venture Carroll can't be beat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

The lady who was nearly killed by the ac.
Cidental discharge of her duty, is rapidly recov-
ering.
Woman is at the heart Of man from birth
TO manhood; and in it, from manhood to the
grave.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

pen- The Japan Treaty was ratified by the
U S. Senate, on Saturday the 18th inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

Several new features have. Of late been in.
.rOdGced into cur Agricultural Societies.
In addition to the regular premium list Of
Stark county for this yesr. We observe the fol.
lowing premium list for 6abiss:
To those mothers who think they have the
handsomsst babies and will exhibit them fOr
premiums.
For prettiest baby s5. and dip. 70 mother
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24

@SrRAsoE, PASSING sTRASGE"-On Satur-
dsy last, in this place, man, pretty we'll under
the influence of liquor, was staggering down
the street. and, when opposite one of our stores,
out OF his pocket popped a cork, which, being
packed up and smelled, betrayed the fact that
ne had about his person a vessel of liquor
Now, il is well known that none of our stores
have license to sell liquor; and our taverns
have no right to sell the article only in small
Quantities, and that to be drank upon the pre-
nises. Where did he get the liquor, that i,
The question.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24

WANTS OF SMYRNA.-First and foremost. we
want steam-mill to grind the -four reouired
Dy our citizens, instead of sending our wheat to
wilmington or Philadelphia, and bringing -four
irpm thence for our population, as is now done.
70 eae extent OF thousands of barrels per year.
Also piaster-mill, to furnish our farmers with
thatarticle more cheaply and conveniently than
~ done by depending upon Philadelphia for our
supplies. VIII not some enterprising person
uke mold OF this matter and secure fortune
as wen as accommodate the public,
we also want one hundred moro houses in
cur town, which could be rented or sold bv
tne builders so as torealize handsome profit tc
those who will erect them. Shall we not have
thems
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
The CITY of Glasgow.

The following is a copy of telegraphic dis
patch put on board the Franklin (Which arrived
at New York, on Monday, having left Hayre
and Southampton on thell0th inst, } as she was
leaving Cows, by J. R. Croskie, U. s. Consul
at Southampton, who received it from Messrs.
Richardson Bros, Of Liverpool: s'
40 81, A. M.-The following is a teleerapbl
answer from Cork, received to-day. Saw Cap
tain Of Baldaur. April 81, lat as 30, long. "a
"a, 2 miles distant, observed a steamer-hull
and funnel black, inside drab--paddle boxes
yellow-foremast, fore and topsail yard, moth
ing on mainmast, great beam, strong list to port;
no people; no smoke-heading North altered
towards Baldaur. Steered there, saw biscuits
and boxes, when observed that q barque was
alongside, which steered southwards. If no
other steamer is missing, we think this is the
City of Glasgow. Itwas likely place, making
from the ice to the Azores the masts and spars
likely used for firewood, and the barque steer
ing for the Azores. .
"The steamer, being then so days out,would
be short of provisions; the spot is only about
400 miles from the Azores, aud due south was
the course. We are telegraphing for further
! information. On consideration, we think all, or
nearly all, are saved.
"Io Saml. Smith. Liverpool and Philadel-
phia Steamship Co., Philada."
J. c. KING, Purser
The purser Of the Franklin, says the New
York Advertiser, is represented as having pre-
dicated upon this despatch that if no other
steamer is missing, the place where this was
seen is likely place for the City of Glasgow
to be making from the ice to the Azores, from
which the steamer would then be distant. foul
hundred miles," and that the masts and spar
had probably been used for fuel
We cannot see shadow of plausibility il
such an inference. The City of Glasgow wa
not paddle wheel steamer, but propeller
She was not remarkable for breadth of beam, b,
any means, for she was sharp rather than other
wise.
. We have little doubt that the steamer see
was West India steamer, or more probabl
still, from her yellow paddle boxes, a Spanis
| steamer, going into the Azores for coal. A
any rate, the facts, ms reported, do not, in tn
f least, support the theory which has been bull
upon them.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-24
CQlllnlllnltatlolls. 4.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
DovER, Del, May .l9th. 1s5

Dover, Del, May 10th, 1854.
GEETLEMEN:-In the notice Of Gubefnatorial
candidates, mentioned in your last paper, you
state that s'Dr. Burton, of Sussex, is strongly
urged by,his friends of that county" as a cam
didats at the approaching election. This is
evidently a mistake, as the only gentleman of
that name mentioned by the Wings in connec-
tion with the Office of Governor is BENJAMIN
Burton, Esq, of Millsboro', Sussex county, who
served in the last Legislature with the fidelity
and rectitude which have been SO eminently
characteristic of his whole public career.
This correction will greatly oblige every lover
OF +4-.s.. TRUTH