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nssrly ieur lines more banking capital en-
PlOyed lhau Ohio. fiikhiU HNN
The Cleveland Lsadsr speakisg Of Ihs new
Banking Law. says: 20
"Tls need Of some lss By which provision
shall be made for extending ths banking OPsr-
asiOnS in the State upOu q sound and safe basis
10 generally felt Our business men feel, often.
and painfully, the want Of more ample medi-
um Of substantial home paper 10 addition to
what We now have. ahd TIE influence Of aBtat-
ulory provision which should meet this want,
would. individually. be highly beneficial 10 all
classes, BY relieving the h;ghtaess which is so
oppressive in money matters. The many Abu-
ses and evils which have attended and Aaclua.
lions Of unsOund and eorrup! banking iustitu.
lions have produced, as they ought, a feeling
Of caution in the public mind, and in this State
the result has been course Of policy which
has reduced lie amount OfOur banking surrsn-
cy to point inadequate to the wants Of the FeO-
pie, and this discrepancy is seriously fel,."
There are no banks ia the United States es-
tablished upon basis affOrding an equal de-
gree Of security to the bin holders with the
banks which We now have in Ohio. This new
act goes beyond any previous bank charter ia
securing the circulation OF the banks establish
ed under its authority.
There are two prominent provisions 10
this law, foreign to the State Bank Law-Lia
bilties Of Stockholders, "in a sum equal 10 the
stock owned BY eGch, and the right to ''alte'
or repeal" under certain restrictions ns-lhese two
elements Of the bill are esteemed by some to BE-
objectionable, and are new to our bank laws
They are, however, strictly Democratic, ant
remove the objections Of large portion of tn
people of Ohio to Banking system. add mucI
to the safety Of the public and the homes
Stockholders, induce more watchfulness o
their part-ar to be found in all new char
leTs, granted to eastern Banks, and will hereal
ter always be found in our bank laws.
One Of the great benefits which would iolloV
the passage Ofa law which would offer reason
able inducements for moderate increase O
banking, and at the same time put it upon
basis enthely safe. would be the doing AVA
with the outrageous shaving process by whcl
all persons who are obliged to borrow none,
are 6eeced. at the rate of two to five per cen;
Rmonth. The scarcity of good home paper lie
Ultimately and necessarily brings about this re
suit whereas a reasonable addition to our cir
culating medium would abolish to great ea
tent such abuses.
The words "For the Bank Charter" shOul
be uqon every ticket that is put into the hand
of the people, it matters not whether tley al
Democrats or Republicans. The act is on
that should be kept outside Of political issues
There is no necessity Of putting the words "A
gainst The BaLk Charter" on any ticket, rs
failure to vote for this charter is Just as effec
lual, as voting against it.
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Netu Special Notices.
Medical ImposSibiIities.

For along time certain class of diseases has baled
the skill aud practice Of the most eminent members Of
the regular medical faculty Foremost among these We
might instance epilepsy or falling fb Happily now
by the skill and inventive genius Of an eminent chemist
of Baltimore Nd. this disease has been brought within
the means OF a cure. We allude to the preparation
called the Vegetable Extract Epilepte Pis, invented
aud prepared by De. eth. Hance, Of IOo Baltimore
street Baltimore, Nd Since their discovery many per-
sons who bad given up all hope Of ever being cured
have been restored to the full enjoyment of health
Prominent among these We might enumerate Mr.. Har.
iison Ii shtloot of Huntsville. Alabvma. Mr.. L. has
suffered as much from Epilepsy, any other person in
the world; never knowing what was to pass week
without an attack and often falling 10 the streets o.
Huntsville. Heis now fully restored and has not had
an attack for year, Dr. Hances Pills have beer
the sure cause Of this cure. These Pills also cure al
notifications ofFts, Spasms, Cramps &C., and are very
serviceabe for persons of weak nerves DR.. Hanee
sends them to any part OF the country onthe receipt
of a remittance Price one box 90; two, s5 twelve
$24 Address Seth S. Hauce lSO Baltimore street
Baltimore, Nd,
tpt, lS-lm.
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New Ranking Law.

last week we called attention to the Banking
Act passed by the General Assembly at its
last ne tiug, With be will submittt to the cleo
tor. Of this state next Tuesday, for their apPro-
val or rejection.
We published the Law last summer calling
the attention Of our readers to the fact that it
would be for adoption or rejection at the next
general election.
The 7ct aad 7tt sections oil tie act read as
follows
Sec T6. "This act shall be submitted to
the electors Of this Stste at the general election
To be held on the second Tuesday OF October
next. for their approval or rejection. and each
elsctor may have written or printed. or partly
written OF partly printed. upon bis ticket. the
words, For the Bank Charter, or 'Against
the Bank Charter And the judges of each g
lection district, in counting out The votes. shal
put down in separate columns in the poll books
the votes given for tae bank charter. and thu
votes given against the bank charter, and coun
the uambsr Of VOtes given fOr and against th,
charter. as they are required to certify to th
numbsr ofvOles given for candidates"
Sec. 79. "This act shall take effect and b
sa force irom and alter the second Tuesday q
Ostobsr next, il the same shall be affirmed b
= majority oflhe electors voting on that day
and cot otherwise" @ @
T. w;tI he rerceiyed that Q msioritv votin
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PROCLAMATION!

DRoCLAMATIOE IS HEREBY MADE
to The ouals:ed voters Of Carroll county, that Gen
tLe an day Of October, D. 1855, st The places lo
holding elections In said county ct which time he lol
loving officers are TO be chosen, % w;
0ne Supreme Judge, for full term.
unexpired term.
" State common school Commissioner.
" Member Of Board Of Public Rotkss
I" One Attorney General
" Congressman for 2lst district
Judge for lst subdivision Of the 9tA Judicial dis
trict
CLERK Of Carroll county.
Coroner,
a. Commissioner
[" Infrmary Director.
Also to vote upon the act 10 incorporate The Bank
Of Ohio and other Banks each eecOr may have written
or printed or psry written and partly printed upon his
ucket the words For the Bank Chart er or Against
the Bank Charter
The Trustees Of the townships IN said county are re-
qured TO return the following number OF Su.OFS from
their respective townships TO the Clerk OF the Cou
RI
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For the Free Press.
Communication.
Messrs. Editors:

MeSsrs. Eators: -
propose this brief refutai)n Of two state
ments which is to be found 10 the Carrollton
Democratic Skunk or Smut Maehine, Of Octo-
Der the second, 10 relation to the Mechanics
town meeting or discussion Of the 18th Of Sep.
tember The first statement uLder the cap
lion Of "Fraud Exposed" this skunk complains
10 the article referred to, that the statement
made or given 10 the Free Press in reference
to the Dem ocracy challenging the Republican
party to discussion Of the policy Of the two
parties was not made. would just here say
that had the editor of tbs Smut Machine and a
few others of the Democratic, or more properly
speaking. slavery loving aud freedom-hatipg
tools Of the Pierce, blood stain4d, Kansas
peace, and whole cOuntry's prosperity destroy
;rg administration, who lives about and forms
The Roman Catholic Carrollton clique, con-
suited or couneied as to the proprety Of their
challenging the Republican party to discus
sion of the principles of the two parties, my
word for il there would have been no challenge
given. They have age and just sense and
cOwardice enough not to get themselves into
that kind Of snap. But there happens to be
oaeiuvenile locofoco 10 old Fox, who it is gen.
erally conceded by all who know, or has any
acquaintance with him, that he is second
Solomon and who figures largely and extensive
" in politics. who feels himself from appear
auces to have a commission, II do not know
whether from on high OF nOt) TO lead the Dem
ocratlc party Of For in the path that the!
should walk, and when they become old they
will not depart from it. lie it was VIII
without the counsel of the clique above re
ferred to made The challenge or desired th,
arrangement for the slayeocracy, all Of Whc|
was not only kindly agreed to on The part Q
the Republicans. but we're met and liOeralit.
characterized the Republicans throughout tn
whole arrangement and discussion. They
,aayed the speakers stand, brought lumber
for seats. &C., for some miles, paid the Han
over Band, prepared many additional fixture
} for the accommodation of people, and 70
{ horses. All was done Without the frs: Unio
e saver, las they call themselves. and at time
e too they say that if we elect Fremont the
will dissolve the Union: and what they are ex
. ac.ly God only knows. for ! am sure the mas
4 Of Lbe people do not know, OF at least haV
y no cont; dence 10 them) putting a haqd to {
!, giving copper toward defraying the expens
e. However, the day Of the meeting can
g on. and hundreds of ladies and gentlemen wei
u at the meeting, and had it not been for Il
1t dust Of roads and streets, the people Woul
= have all been comfort e, happy and we
pleased. 7'''
't But that thing. the Skunk ip attempting
o show that no arrangement was entered into f
IS discussion says that had there been such I
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NOTICE.-TO Matilda Robins. widow OF
~ John Robins Elizabeth Mclaughlin, William Rob
bins Sarah Jane Allison, and Alexander Aiison, her
hush nd Isabella Mclaughlin, and her husband Robert
Nc Laughlin Jr, Rachel Jackman, and Adam @. Jack.
man. her husband, and Eliza Jane Robins, "a mnorl
and the children OF Ann George, deceased, formerly
Ann Robins, to wit: Wilson. MITCHELL Sarah and Ma
tda George. (whO are minCrs)all Of Carroll county
Ohio, and Mary George and her husband, Thomas
George Of jefferson cOuHty, Ohio, and Henry Q. Rob
ins. OF Brown county, Indiana,
You will take notice that on the End day OF Septem'
her A. d. 1856 the undersigned fled petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, where
the same is now pending, demanding partition OF the
following premises, situate in Lee township, Carroll
connty. Ohio TO wit "The south hafo the southwest
an arter Of section hirtysix 1861 township twelve 2)
Of rang four az containing seventyeght acres, and ten
In the roth east of the northeast quarter
Of section Eve 5) in township thirteen tl3 OF range
Ave IN in all IS acres more or less Ii is the farm
owned by John Robins at the time OF his death, and
the place on which he resided
The undersigned demands partition otsad land in ten
eonaI shares. The being entitled 10 onetenth rart
and .hat Matilda Robins is entitled to dover in the
j whole,
An applcatjon will be made at the next term Of the
Court by the undersigned that order ipetitin ant
ASSIGNMENT of dower&c may be made OF said premises
JOHN ROBINS, JR.
I sa By Van Brown his Attorney.
lCsntap,har a ls56--6w pr fee 81 90.
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TIMOTHY STEVENS.
THEpATRIARCH AGENT.

Our fellow citizens in town and country lave the op
portunity OF extending their patronage 70 one Of the
worthiest agents Of the whole agent lamy-Old limo
9TH the patriarch Of eanyassers OF the articles Os
which be seeks purchasers we can speak in the highest
termsthey are valuable because OF the intrinsic tes
nation which they contain, and in every particular
worthy of the esteem Of patriot.
Among them are to be found The Pioneer Heroes Of
The New HoFd, American POrtFsit Gallery, Chart Of
the Declaration and Constitution &c. He Is aso agent
Lloyds Steamboat Directory, an Indispensable work
with travellers.
Remember Odd Timothy If you want bOOks. charts,
fer maps. st
Let every BODY look out for him, he VIII be with yOu
before long
Sept 1s. I856.-ts. n
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SALE OF LAND.
Thomas George - Admin
istratOF Of th e Estate vii
liam Earl, deceased.
Petition to sell Land.
John Farl et alA

John Earl ct al4
Pursuant to an order Of the Probate court Of Carroll
county. Ohio. will sell at public vendue,
On Saturday the lIIh day Of October 1856, on the
premises The following real Estate belonging to the
tate Of wilam Earl deceased late Of Carroll county,
70 wil: being part of the North East quarter Of
lion ten in township thirteen and Range four Carroll
county Ohio and for boundary described as beginning
at the South Vest corner Of the above quarter secon
running thence east with the line Of said quarter
ty poss thence North to the road eadog from George
Greeas to William Potts, thence in North easserlg
direction along the said road With its meahders where
the road crosses the western line Of sAid quarter
ton adjoining the land Of George Green, thence with
said quarter section line to the place Of beginning,
tanning fifty acres more or less.
Trims Of sale: One third in hand and balance in TIVE
equal annual nstalmeHts win interest, secured By
mortgage on the premises
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock noon and close as
p. II. Of said day.
THOMAS GEORGE,
Sept H. 56E4w dr. fee 1915 Administrator.
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LET Us REASON roeETER : =
HeLLOWAT'S PILLS.
Why ARE VIZ SICK .


Il has bess ths l0t Of he human Faco V hs eeish
ed down b. disease and suffering. HouosaJs IN. lfs
specially adspted 70 the relief o the Weak the Net-
sous the Delicate ADD de In6Fn, q Ell climca 49,,
seEea and eonsfitufons Proi Hohcvay personally
.upsrntsnds he manuiaetufe n hs mediiaes y Ne
United States and vfes them 70 fFes ana snngh.ens
ID people a. the besreHedy tbs sofd ever sss ~
die removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Tbese famous Pils are expressly ecrlo'ned . opeF.
ate on DE stomach, the Liver. lhe kdneys she mnsA
ths skin and the boWels correotpg any desahgemsnt
IN ther lancsons purifying the blood the very osn
tAs Ol iis and thus curing disease IN ~ its forms
DTsrEFsu Ash LIVER RCONPLANTA-Neariyn pan me
haman race have takea these Pills IL has oeen Psoees
Ia a parts Of he serld that nothing has been f9eaa
equal 70 thsm IN Of disorders Of The nyer 81.
pepsiA, and stomach complaints generally. Iney soea
gives healthy tone 10 these organs, hoNevef muen es
ranged, and shen au other means have iHileo.
GExEEIt DEBrLiTT, In HEALTH. hany of ne noss
despotic Governments have opened thein eas.ou
Ho1ses % he infFoduetiop Of these Pla f1et thsJ
NAV become the medicine d the masses. Dsarnee
COEeges admit that this medicine s the bssa ssmeoy
ever knoun lOr pefsOns Of delicate heah, of Ehsfs
the system has been impaired its Inv gofaing pro
psrtiss EeEsrf fan 10 afford relief --....f
FEHALE ComPLArSTA-No Female, young o. Old,
ahOuld be Without this celebrated medicine, Il cor
sects and regulates the monthly courses a. ahpehode,
setting IN many eases Ike charm. IL eHothe oeet
and safest medcBs that can be given 10 Children Of ell
ages AID fos an, complaint consequently 10 Emily
should Be uithoat IL r-f.-
HOllOuay's Pills are the besL remedy knoUn
IN the world Coz The following Diseasea.;
Asshma Diarrb0a Indigestion
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
In6usnza Secondly SyEPtOns Coughs
Debility Inflammation hvafd Weakness
Colds Fever and Agus YeneBsal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Femae Complaints
Worms, Of al K 'ds Lowness Of Spirits CoStiVeness
qaadaches Piles Dyspepsia
= Sold at the Manufactures OF Prot Holloway, 90
Maiden Lare. New York, and IA Strand Londop, bI
an respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the Usitd States and the civilized world
in boxes, at rs cents, 81 IL cents, ard 81 each.
gT- There isa considerable saving Dy hkng NE
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the uidauce Of patients ia eV'
ery disorder are affixed to each box.
Feb. 2s, 1856. ly
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Sale Of Real Estate orl1tof Court.

Pursuant 10 an order Of sale of the Probate Court Of
Carroll county Ohio, will offer to sell at pub.
lie vendue on the premises, Saturday the Goth day
If October next 1856 at IL O'Clock noon OF said day,
lart of the North East quarter OF section twelve, 2
n township sixteen, O6) o. Range seven, "a in Rose
ownship Carroll county, Ohio, Beginning ata post on
he west line of said quarter section twenynine and
fty hundredths Of 6 perch North Of the Southwest
corner Of lid quarter section Thence twelve ehains
md Seytnty five links hence, North twenty-five deg
ices west Eve chama and fifty six link; thence East
fifteen chains fifty two links; thence, North thirteen
chains, ninety links thence. West twenty six chains
one and half links thence South eighteen chains nine
~ links, to the place Of beginning, containing forty
leres more VI less
It's the same tract conveyed by John Finner ,ck
sea- and his wife, TO John Fox, Sen on the 18th June
A. D. 1885, and Recorded in Book Is, page 22l,
carroll county Records, to be sold subject TO the dover
estate of Christina Fox widow Of John Fox Sen, de-
ceased set off to her by yearly allowance Of $25,Oo
er year appraised subject to said dover, at 81 10000
Terms Of sale one third in hand and the residue in two
equal annual payments with interest," secured BY mort
gage on the premises. Attendance given.
Sept 25, 30, 4w pr fee t,5 admir- OfJOhn Fox, decd
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aNaW Map Of our CountrY.n

Mr.. Wm. Martin has shown US Castor d
JOhastOa's new map Of our country, present
and prospective. embracing the United States
and territories the Canadas. New BrubGwick,
Nova Scotia and New FOundland also Mexico
Central America. the IstAmus of Panama, Gu
ba, (that Buchanan wished to steal, aAd the
West India Islands. each 10 its proper position;
4 gether With the Sand wieh Islands, all on the
same scale. This new and elegant map is com
piled from government surveys and other relia-
BILE sources. Its size is about sir feet square
and exhibits mere territory than any other work
on so large a scale. 1t is we'll mounted upon
rollers and shows at a glance ia beautiful cOlors
all the counties from ocean TO ocean. A splen-
did map the Sandwich Islands is a new and
prominent feature. aud contributes largly to
the interest and value Of the work. In short
It is the most comprehensive and useful map
of .'our country" we have seen. 1t is just the
thing for the times and merits a rapid sale.
AIR. Martin Is nov cauvassing this county
securing subscribers for the sale Of this map,
witch is furnished AT $3.50 Mr.. Martin is a
young man Of gCod business tact POSSES
sing the urbanty Of gentleman. We wish
him success in his enterprise.
Ma. E, q. B,RDsN--We invite the especial
altenti M Of the Ia lies Of Garrollton an vicinity
to the advertisement Of this lady. She has at
a great cot. say one hundre and City dollars
got up all the latest styles Of patterns, a.
mounting to nearly one hundred and CITY diff
ferent varieties. Of al sizes. shades and grades,
for m4king impressions upon linens and mus
Inns prior to the needle work necessary to COM
pleling ;he various sty les of French and Silk
work that she is now teaching at her rooms at
the ''American Hotel" Call upon her aid
have impressions for the variols kinis Of EN-.
broLlery, aal doubtless YOU will be well sa is
fed with this lady styles of Embroidery, i'm
prsssions DC.
Prices very low.
She has been teaching schOol bf pupils
with 6ne success.
EE Read the communication Of Justice" )"
relative to the Mechauicstown Discussion. 1t
completely refutes The abominable falsehools
p4blishsd in the opposition paper in this place,
last week.
The article quoted from the stubenville u
aiOn doubtless was framed from information
gained from that great light, John Henry Stay
maker Trainer. who was present at the discus
sion but did not engage in it-nor did he speak
from any other stand tha! afternoon. Hespoke
to about dozens at Spears Store after dark
that evening.
The only part we observed him take during
the discussion was brawl with an Irishman
while Major Atkinson was addressing the meet
ing. Trainer was so vOcierous that somebody
at distance thoughl a row had commenced
and cried "a 6ght fight IT. A number
gathered around and witnessed how we'll The son
Of Erin drubbed the loquacious Steubenville pet
lifogger. This was the meeting he addressed
ON the afternoon Of the I7th Of Sept. 1856. a
Mschanicstown- John ! o Henry ] 0 Sloy
maker 10 TrainerlllIl ! What an almighty
man thou art,
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HoOiIand,s German Isiilers take lhe

HOOfand,s German Hiiters take the
lead.
EAroNroN, Geo. July IA, 1853.
Dear sir-Your German Bitters are taking the lead
Of all other medicines for chronic diseasei, &C. and
are selling rapi Gly. Please send US another box i'm
mediately, or we shall be out before il arrives.
fruly Yours,
lynch Davis.
Macon, Geo., Jan. l. 1851.
DR., E. L. Suohecker said;
II am happy to say that your German bitters are
gaining great reputation. think 1t will, in future
sell very rapidly"
MoNrIcELLo, Geo, Oct. 8, 1853.
w. Maxey l. Co., said;
s,Your bitters though entirely unknown IN thl'
county, have sold rapidly, and given satisfaction"
See advertisement.
| Oct. 2, 2W.
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0ntrage on a minister

The pro-slavery rufians in Kansas are no
rsspector Of persons or professions. The Rey'd,
George Lewis, formerly minister Of the Welsh
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Geo. h. Salt man,
Archibald Mccullough,
and John +. Ljndsey.

Ml1 Can, VI court OF DOmmOn Niehst
Geo. H. Salt.man, Carroll county Oho.
Archibald Mccullough,
and John +. Lindsey.
Tue said defendants, Geo. H. SALESMAN and Archibald
HeC ulOugh nov residents Of said county are hereby
notified that said plaintiff on the 4th day cfseptsmber
1856, fled IN the Office Of The Clerk Of the CouFs OF
Common Pleas Of said Carroll county. his petition che
object and prayer Of which petition is TO obtain Judg
men against said defendants upon their bond made and
recorded in the records Of said county being che bend
made By Geo. H. SALESMAN as administrator OF the es-
tate Of William NcKibbin, deceased; and said Arch
bald Mccullough and John r Lindsey as bis seearity,
for the sum OF 1856 With interest from The 9th day
Of February 1854 Said defendants are notified that
they are required TO demur 10 sad petition
on or before the s0h day Of October. 1855. or said
petition will be taken as confessed and judgnept rem
dered accordingly. MILO CAIN,
By bic atty, J. B, Smith.
Sept 2s, l85s.--4 Or fee IS 50.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills. an astoRisll-
ing Remedy for Erysipelas-Mr Henry Turner, Of Do
yer Maine was afflicted with EryspAlas large purple
blotches came on his face and neck, aud all parts Of
his body and despite the many remedies he tried he
was not benefited Atlength, he had recourse to HOl
loways Ointment and Pills, and made up his mind to
persevere with these remedies which he did The re-
suit was that in few weeks he was perfectly cured,
and his case has created quite sensation in Mane 49,