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NEW ORLEANS aBtEHTl>lMr,r.

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wilI bee glad 80 see hi~ old friends.
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CONVENTION,

On the 4th inst, at the hour Of 2 o'clock
2. ~, the Convention was gathered in tht
Court HOuse at the ringing of the bell. We
were we'll pleased to witness such large mum
bef in attendance, considering the numerous
meetings Of various kinds going on at points
30 adjacent on that day. A portion of our cit.
issns having been enticed away by the great
prospect a. Cleyeland, for military show and
the Mass Meeting at Rayenna to be addressed
by our present, two most worthy Senators--B.
F. Wade and Salmon P. Chase--also the cx-
tensive Sabbath School celebration at New
lIarEisbprgh, in this cOurty--we repeat that
we were very agreeably surprised to find such
p large number Of our citizens in attendance
After the selection of the proper officers, the
Convention proceeded tc select three Delegates
to represent Carroll county in the Columbus
Convention Of the 18th inst. The persons
choeen sre Thomas Moore, George X. MeCas.
key and DR. j. @. Hostetter, with VIM. B.
Sharp, Robert g. Ramsey, and DR.. John B.
Moody, alternateS.
All was harmony and unity Of action, with
. determination to go for measures, not men,
Tie delegates 60 untrammeled and unfettored,
Sith the confidence reposed in them by the
Convention, that they will endeavor to
make such nominations as shall enable all
b tr' Of iniquity, to unie upon aud ttum.
phantly elect them over the backened and
jsore.hesded degraded race who now fill tho
important posts in this State.
Proceedings Of Convention in another col
umn,
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A School Teacher Murdered by a Boy
Another Nat. Ward Affair.

We learn from gentleman who was an eye
witness, the following particulars uf most hor-
rible and tragcal affair that occurred at Pom
otoc Miss, on Monday last. 1t appears that
Mr. Brown, the principal of the male academy
at Pontotoc, had punished Que of his pupils
about week since A brother of the boy that
was whipped, by the name of Wrsy, made
threats against Mr., Brown for the aforesaid
punishment, TO which bit little attention was
paid. On Monday, young WraY, youth of
some seventeen or eighteen years old, took a
position where Mr.. Brown would pass on his
way home from school, and waited until he
came along. when Wray attacked him.
The two clinohed, Brown only acting in self
defence, and those who saw ii thought it only
to be a scufis between them until they saw
Brown run few yards, his hands upon his ab-
domen, and fall down lifeless. while they were
chnched, Wrsy had inflicted two wounds upon
Brown with large bOwie-knife, which killed
him almost instantly The young man was
arrested at once. Mr.. Brown was man much
respected. and leaves young widow. to whom
he had been married but "a few months, to
mourn his early and untimely end. This is
one Of the most horrible, cold blooded MUIR
ders we have noticed in some time. and 10 a
deeper outrage than the Matt. Ward case
Nashville Wing, June 10.
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MECHANICS.


WHE TENTH VOLUME OF THE SCIENTIFIC
/ AxKHIcAN commenced on the 18th Of September.
Il L an IlLusTRATEb PERIODICAL devoted chiefly the
PRONUNCIATION Of mlUrmaton relating to the various Me-
chanie and Chene Arts Industrial Manufacturer Agr.
culture, Patents, Inventions hRgineefing, AlNork,
and an interests which the light Of Practical Science Is
calculated to advance.
I general contents embrace notices Of the latest and
best Scientific Mechanical Chemical aud Agricultural
Discoveries, with Editorial comments explaining thsif
application; notices of New Processes 10 all branches OF
Manufactures; Practical Hints on Machinery; inioima-
ton as to Steam and all processes 10 which i spph'
cable; also Mining Milwrghtbg, Dyeing, and all arts
anyovlng Chemical Science; EagineeEiDg, Architecture
comprehensive Scientific Memoranda: Proceedings OF
Scientific b dies; Accounts Of Exhibitions, together
with news and Information upon thousands Of othersuo
iects,
Reports Of U, s. Patents granted also published
every week. including 0teal Copies Of all the Patent
Claims these Claims are published 10 The Scientific
American in advance of al other papers.
The Contributors TO the Scientific American are
among the most eminent scientific and practical men Of
the times. The Editorial Department is universally
acknowledged to be conducted with Great ABlLirf,
and 70 be distinguished DOonly for the excellence and
ruthfuness of the discussions but for the earessness
with which error is eOmbaIed and false theories are eX'
ploded.
Mechanics, Inventors, Engineers, Chemists, Manu-
facturers Agrcuusts and people in every profession
10 e will find the Scientific american to be OF great
value in their respective ealngs It's eounses and sug-
gesons viii save the hundreds Of do lars annually, be-
sides aHordng them continual source OF knowledge,
the experience Of which is beyond peeunary estimate
The Scientific American is published once week.
every number contains eight large quaro pages, form
ing annually complete and splendid volume, Illustrated
With several hundred original engrayings.
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Resolved, Thai our wAGeh-word is and ev.
er shall be-nO slave tsrriiory--uo more slave
slates--The General Government permanently ,
and openly on the side Of freedom.
On motion, the proceedings Of this COnven-
ton were ordered to be signed by tbs officers
and that the same be published in the Carroll
Free Press. the o. S. Journal. the Columbian,
and the National Era.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
- Mitchell MCLAUGHLIN, Pres
VIZ v, B. MOORE' Secretaries.
WV Meteor,
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Hiram GriswnId

We are right well pleased to learn from the
Advocate, that old TuscarsWas has declared
in favor of Mr.. Griswold as their FIRST choice
for Governor, Mr.. GriswOld could take more
votes in Eastern Ohio than any gentlemen
named for that Office, aud had We have been a
delegate. should unhesilatiugly ots for him
from Canoll. tie is a gentleman in the true
sense. and in every way worthy, aud right up
on all the live issues Of the day. Our dele
gates could not please their constituents better.
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A man Killed In Columbus.

As we learn from the Columbus papers, the
harmony Of the festivities Of the 4lh inst
we're sadly mared in that city about Oclocl
in the evening.
Itsesms that . company Of iremen. and I
military company, in connexion with company
of men in the rear, who style themselve,
Turner'S, were marching the streets, and willis
opposite the United States HOuse, one of The
Turner'S and boy bad some trouble, and threw
stones a. each other, until the whole company
became engaged upon some signal given by an
officer, vheE they commenced firing pistols
upon tie citizens passing intiScrminately, and
one Of them by the name Of Gotlleib Mayer
fired Two or three times from the ranks upon
he person Of Q young man whose name was
HepFy Foster, without effect; then advancing
: few PAGES and resting his pistol upon his left
arm with bis right hand, took deliberate aim
.sI young Foster, and fred, bringing the de.
.essssd TO the ground, and whilst in the act oil
arising he was again knocked over by q stone
Foster died from the effect OF the pistol slug,
in about one hour and half after. The Tur.
nsFs ere said TO be a secret association Of Pro.
.testApt Gerpan foreigners. But for what pur.
pose they are banded together in companies
We aTe not advised.
is self.eyident. to the most casual obser
yer tha. they anticipated some attack. either Of
eeasivs or defensive, otherwise they would no
have been secretly armed with pistols. To tn,
gresl credit Of the Fire and Military compan
ier Of ths procession be it said. they moved no
- iDeh from their proper position in the ranks
snd took no part 10 The murderous riot An,
u . doing showed themselves not only BORN
hut Il HzAsT true American Citizens. Unwil
ling thai ftivilOus difficulty with boy of i
or IS years of age. who was caught by frcnt
and led towards home, should be the signal 70
; brutal attack upon the gentlnman who towe,
he bog awsy. BY knocking him and the bO
both down With stones, and then with a mur
.dsross intention firing indiscliminately upO
peaseable citizens, passing"by. Such are no
Ihs frpiss seen By lbe actions Of genuine A
rnsrieans upon fhs glorious and ever memOra
BE III of JAY. Doubtless the fumes of whis
ley elou6sd the brains. and devils distilled
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TheLaw of Newspapers

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-, are considered as wishing TO continue thci subscp
ton.
?. u subscribers order the discontnuanee of the
papers, the publisher may continue TO send them unit
ell ausarages are paid.
8. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their pt
riOdcsls from TO which they are directed the,
held responsible ill they have settled the bin ani
ordered them discontinued.
T. ii subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to th
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to TAX
papers from the Office, or removing and leaving theu
uncaled for Is prBa aea evidence Of intentional fraud
% POstmasters who notify apubHsher that news
pape s not taken from the Office are required to Civ
ths rsas on Why they ara not taken out See Post D
See Instructions and Laws.
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TWO PREMIUMS
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NEW YORK TO THE

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OLDEST TYPE FOUNDRY IN AMERICA.
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UHE long experience of the several propretors OF
| the Philadelphia Type Foundry enables H. johnson
& o. TO offer the largest variety OF Printing Types,
and all the appurenanccs Of Printing Ofhce, TO be
found in any establishment in the United States and OF
a quality too which is deemed to be unIivalled. The
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all varieties and colors, Varnshes, Bronzes, &c. We
are agents for the Inks, &C., of themost celebrated A
mercan and English manufacturers, which We sell at
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Stereotyp ping or Eiectrotyping ofBoOks, Music, Wood
Cuts Jobs &c. Type used in steieOtypng FIR fae at
reduced prices, Wood Cuts designed and engraved in
| the finest style Of art.
Our "Minor Specimen Book" the first Of its clas in
the country and original in its tscOncepton and getting
up will be sent to all printers that have not received
it, who viii direct how it may be transmitted to them.
ESy- Newspaper Printers who publish this advertise
ment entire Gncuding this notice. three times beole
| September 1st, 1855, and send to us copy Of the
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
ER &c NM nc LID n nc GaES

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority of the University Of Free Medicine and
popular knowledge. Chartered by the State of
Pennsylvania April 49, 1858, with capital Of $780,,
900, mainly for the purpose of arresting the evils o.
Spurious Nosrums. Also Tor supplying the communi.
ty with reliable remedies wherever Competent Ply
scan cannot will not be employed, have purchased
from DR.. John Il. Rowand; his celebrated RowAxDs
ToNIc MIXTURE, known for upwards Of twenty-five
years as the only and safe for FEVER and A.
CUE, &C., and his neslimable remedy 70 Bowel Con-
PLANTS. Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
together with the UniyeIsy's Remedy for complaints.
of the Lungs,
The University remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
tion,
The University's remedy for Coetive Bowels.
AsO the URlveIsty's Almanac, may be bad at the
Branch Dispensary Or store Of DR.. c. A. Boegel Gar.
rollton, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimer New Ha.
gerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
May II. lS65.-Sm.
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WILLOUGHBY'S
Patent Telegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
IL the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county, Ohio would
inform the citizens of that part Of the county that am
prepared set up said apparatus short notice and
reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring to the
house. which is admitted to be of the best appara
tus for labor saving in the female department, now in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
~ B. ANY commun cations for me can be left at the
Patton House Carrolton, Ohio
July 10, 1865 tf Z. S. W00DB0RNE.
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A BETTER Man THAN MS BRoruER.-.In Phil.
adslphia wedding party arrived from the
country. They put up at ono Of the public
Houses, and in the evening the preliminaries
having heen settled, and The clergyman in at.
tendance, The ceremony was about 10 begin,
when the bridegroom manifested some dis
satisfaction:--The bride seeing this, and being
high spirited, showed as much independence
as the lover. In the confusion which ensued
the blidegroom's brother stepped up to the
bride and said. "Snce ce---won't marry Won,
III marry you myself, il you have no object.
ion" "None in the least" said the bride
81 always took you for better man than your
brother, and am now fully convinced of it,"
: The knot was at once tied, and much graf.
ifeation was expressed at the finale of the
affair.
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ROAD TAX.

their regular March session, the Commissioners o.
II Carroll County, Ohio, levied tax for Road purposes
Of fve-tenhs Of one mile each dollar of valuation o.
the taxable property Of said county, 5 cents on $780,
which tax may be discharged By labor on public high
ways at the rate OF one dollar per day, between the
first day Of April and the first of 0cober under the
direction Of the supervisors Of the several road districts
J. |. BLACKBURN,
County Auditor
Carroton, June 10, 1855. 6w
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New advertisements.
RHODEs'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,

NOR The Prevention aud Cure OF Intermittent and -
Il mttent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chlls and feVef,
Dumb Asue, General Debility, Night sEeats, ana an
other forms Of disease which have common ohg.a ~
Malaria or MiAsma.
ThiskaN4TURAL ANTIOTE vhish viii entirely
protect any resident or traveller even in the most sick
ley or swampy localities from any Ague or Bilious d
sease whatever, or any injury from constantly ihhAE
Malaria or Msama.
Il win instantly check the Ague In persons who have
su Iered tom any length Of time, from one day totwen'
ty years 80 that they need 10 have another chu
6v Continuing 10 use according to directions. The pa
tient At once begins 70 appetite and Strength
aud continues until permanent and radical cure u ei
fected
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed IN German,
French and Spanish, accompanying each bottle. Free
One Dollar. Liberal discounts made 20 the trade.
JAMES A, RHODES, Providence, X. /.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
NEw.YeRK, June IL, 1855.
al have made a chemical examination OF "Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure" or "Antdote to Malaria" and
ha e tested it for Arsenic Mercury, Quinine and Sych
nine but have not found particle of either In IL NOT
have found any substance ia its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES R. CLIFTON, NJ. d., Chemist
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
IEwIsBURG, Union Co., Pa, May 9, 1855.
AR. J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box OF medicine
you sent me duly received on the llth OF April
have sold about half Of and so far the people who
have used ii are satisfied that has cured them 1t has
certainly stopped the Ague in every one who has used
is and six Of the of long standing. Ny sis
ter who has had it for Eve or six years back and could
never set stopped except by Quinine and that only
as long she would take it, is now, think, entirely
cured by your remedy. c. r. McGlNLf.'
CAUTION TO AGUE UFFERERs.
Take no more Arsenic, TOnics, Mercury, FebTiiuges,
Strychnine or AntPeriOd.cs Of any kind. The we'll
known neicency of these noxOus pOsons proves them
to be the offspring either Of false medical principles, OF
of mercenary quscks. The only remedy in existence
that is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in Carrolltou by c. A. BE0GEL and dealers
generally.
July, I2 1850, Iy.
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CO.partRership Notice

The undersigned have fOrmeda Copartnership in
the mercantile business and hope the liberal patronage
extended to the "old firm" will be continued with the
new. j. P. CUMMINGS.
ELI COUCH.
CaroltOn, March 10, 1855.
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NOTICE.

ITO the creditors of Anderson r. Dempster, decd.
l On the 9th day of june A. d. 1855, the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Ohio, declared the Estate oI
Anderson R. Dempster, decd. probably insoIvent
creditors are therefore required to present their Claims
against the Estate, to the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN l.. HUNT.
Leesburgh, July 1855.
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SANDERS
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE,
Patented June s, 1862.

FNIIIS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
/ wheat fields. Il will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
teeth It's operation is the most simple aud easy of any
Horse Rake in use. The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached to the
axetree which is the head of the Rake with hinges on
the front side attached to the shas the head vbraes
the axes is required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary The Rake is well adapted to all
classes of men, This is the cheapest, simplest and best
Horse Rake now in use at all Fairs where exhibited it
has taken the premium,
have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Paertce and offer said Rake to the farmers Of Lit
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
model of the Rake can be at thePatton House,
Carrollton, Ohio Z. S. W00DBORNE.
July 12, 1855, IT,
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Attachment Notice.

A my instance an attachment issued on the 22nd
II day OF May, 1885, by james Hyett, Justice Of
the Peace Of Augusta township Carroll county, Ohio
against the property and effects of William Bettis an
absconding debtor. Amount claimed sixty three dol.
lars. HYDE MARSHALL.
June IA, ls55.-sw.
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List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Carrollton
Ohio, on the first day of July, 1855 Persons
calling for any of the following letters, will
please say advertised
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were busy in theirimagiOatioLs. until America
and Amsriea's birthday we're BY them entire.
u forgotten.
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RHThe Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company have declared dividend of FIVE per
cent. out of the net earnings of the road, pay
aole IN seven per cent, bonds of the Company
IN 1885, in the city Of New York.
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TSome Of the strong.minded women and
weak'm'nded men in the East, have issued a
call for Convention at Saratoga Springs on
the 10Th and 18th of August next, TO discuss
Woman's Right of Suffrage
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COME AND SEE.

HE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have located for the hot season at
the liarlem Springs aud prepared all times and
In kinds Of weather. to take Daguerreotypes in the
latest and most approved style. Being prepared with
The best OF material and the most approved
OF side and sky light and from their former experience
IN the business they atteF themselves that they will be
aOe to please all. ALI " ork warranted not to fade.
No charges will be made unless the work is sstisfac
tory. Terms reasonable-So come along.
Come young, come old, come all,
Come every one ofyou
To j. B. Gikon's hall,
And have your likeness true;
That generations all
May know how you did look,
When we your pictures took. 49,.
NIB. Dark dresses preferable. ]. D. gibson,
L. JOLLY.
July 5-'55. If
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GA- @ -.

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FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN
CASH, for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds OF Produce,
during the season. have rented MIR. r. II, Leg
getts stOre-room, opposite the Indian Queen House
where will be always on hand to see my fliends.-
Come along, therefore, and get money for your extra
produce.
Those who are indebted to me can now have an op-
portunty of PAYING their accounts with PRoaucF.
JOHN II. BRACKIN.
CarrOllton, o., May n, '55. If