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Sr. LnuIs. JnnA 8.

ST. LOUIS, June b.
From Kansas. letter 20 the Democrat, da
ted LeaVenwOrth. 3Ist ut., says:
A committee of pro-slavery men had fol
some days waited on the Free State citizens
and commanded them to leave Kansas within a
specified time or suGerthe consequences. Phil
lips of the New York Tribune, was compelled
to leave for Lawrence.
Conway, Supreme Judge, was taken into Gus.
tody on the 29th, and confined tha. day and
night, with guard stationed over him. He
was released the next morning and commanded
TO leave the territory, but not obeying, wa,
conducted by committee that evening on boar
of steamer and sent down the liver.
L'tta, another Judge, was comm ,uled to
leave, and he did so,
| Robert Riddle had also left, aud several och
ers had been commanded to leave.
Shoemaker Loud, the Receiver, and the only
government officer in Klnsas, known to be a
free state man, will receive notice to de,
part,
4 lady in Leavenwor,h, has been inform
ed that her sentiments are known, and advi-
sed TO move away to avoid difficulty.
The writer says that the free state men don't
manifest sufficient nerve for the crisis that
backbone is wante but thinks, if reports are
ue, that the free state men in the southern
part Of the territory are in arms, and compell-
ing the pro-slavery men to retreat into Missou-
RI It will have quieting effect upon that
party in the North. Report says that 500 men
are marching from Wisconsin to Kansas.
The NsWs publishes an extra of the Kansas
City Enterprise, dated 2l, which says thst J.
N. Blynard left St. Bernard for Westport on
Friday last. and no tidngs of him having been
received since, he is supposed to have been
murdered. John W. Foreman, H. Hamilton,
and John Lux went in search of Bayuard, and
were taken by the abolirioniss, who threaten.
ed them.
Marshal Donaldson and seven men were f.
red upon from Wal6eld's house near Lawrence
by party of abolitonists on Friday night.
A short conflict ensued, which resulted in the
wounding of several of the Marshals posse
H, H. Carly, just from the Territory, states
that eight men belonging to the same company
with himself were attacked and all seriously in
jured. He came for men and horses, and 25 Of
Ruford's party will start to the rescue.
Captain Paltis'cOmpany. numbering 40 or
so men, went to Hickory Point to suppress an
outrage 10 that vicinity; they we're attacked by
about 100 Free State men, and two of his men
killed. A second fight, between the same par
ties, occurred at Blackjack, in which Free
State men and Is prO-Slavery men were killed.
Captain Paltis and Jas McGee among the mum.
Der,
Captain Longs company OF Wyandott In.
dians were united with Capt Paltis' com.
mand.
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HOLLOHAE'N OkFaIEIF.
THE GRAND External REMEDY

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid Of a microscope, we see Iliors Of ittle
openings on the surface of our bodies Through tless
this Ointment, when rubbed on the slin is carried TO
any organ or inward part. Diseases'of the Kidnevs.
disorders of the Liver affections Of the heart. Ipla
nation Of the Lungs, Asthmas Coughs and Ltlds are
by its means effectually cured, Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat Of
any thickness. This healing Ointment far more teadv
penetraes through any bone heshy part of the v.
ing BODY curing the most dangerous inward complaints
that cannot be reached By other means
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUN & cORBUTING HUMoRs-
No remedy has ever done much for the cure of dis
eases OF tie Skin whatevef form they NAV assume es
this Ointment. no case of Salt Rheum, Sturvev
Sore Heads ScrofulaOr Eryspelss long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled over many
parts Of the globe, visiting the principle hcspitas
dispensing the Ointment giving advice as to its appli.
cation and has thus been the Of restoring count
less Numbers to health
SoRE LEGs, SoRE BREAsr WOUNDS ULcERs -
Some OF the most scientific snrRpns rely so,iy
on the use CT this wonderful Ontant when havrd 20
cope with the worst of Sores wounks swellgs
and tumors. Professor Holloway Las, by command Of
the Allied Governments, dispatched TO the hospitals Of
the East irge shipments of this Ointment 10 b. ufed
under the direction f theNedical staff in the Eoss
cases of wounds Il will cure sny ulcer gandIlar sw
ling, Stiffness contraction of the joints, even Of 20
years standing.
PILES AND FIsTULAs-These and other similar ds.
ressing complaints be efectually cured If the 0i
ment be well rubbed in the parts affected and hy
other wise tegEns the printed directions around each
rot
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June l2.-1m ,

HOllO~ay's Pills possess most astonishing
powers in the cure of General Debity-Copy of let
ter from Henry Anthone, of Hous ton, Chicksshaw,
Mississippi to Professor Holloway: "sir'-I suffered
for number Of years from weakness and general de.
bity, and brought to deaths door by the same-
was told by those consulted that there was no hope
for my recovery, when resolved to give your pills
trials after using them for about FIVE weeks my health
was considerably improve d. and at the expiration of
two months every symptom my disorder disappeared
(signed) II. ANT0RNE. I6.
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E lilepsV, Or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do our readers more mpor
taut service, than by again calling their attention t.
that most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr.
Seth S Hanco Of Baltimore Md., which possesses thu
power of aevating and curing that horrd visitation
of man-Epilepsy, or falling fits. In recommending
this preparation to our readers, we do so with con.
victOn that we are not degrading columns to puff
conm)n patent medicine, but are placing before then
discovery, which, if fully known would probably dc
more to alleviate human suffering than any invention
of molern times De- Hance in asking us to notice h
preparation favOrlby in editorial department, ha
sent Us for perusal number of letters from persons
who have used his pills. and have been cured thereby
All OF them speak in the most grateful an eulogisc
terms. One great advantage this medcn possesses il
the fact thatit can be transported through the mails
thereby fording every opportunity of dealing
directly with the inventor, and also precuding all posi-
bility of being imposed upon by counterfeit or spuri
GUS imitation. De- Hance pays the postage on his pills
to any part of the country and will forward them BY
return of mail, on the receipt of remittance His
prices as follows One box 49, two do, S5 twelve
do S24 All orders for the medicine should be address
ed to SETH s, HANCE, lOS Baltimore street, Balti
moro, Md.
June l2-1m,
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ST. Louis, May %.
Supposed Murder Of SsUsn Persons The St.
joseph correspondent Of The Republican writes
On the night of the LIST the House of Jacob
Friend, four miles from this place. was burned,
together with himself, wife and Eve children
It is supposed they we're murdered previous to
the burning Of the house. but all is involved in
mystery. Friend was peaceable, orderly man,
and no reason can he assigned for the bloody
deed,
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WILLOUGHBY'N
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus, in
III the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio We would
inform the citizens of that of the county that
prepared to set up said apparatus short notice and
reasonable terms. Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring to ;ha
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
N. B. Any communications for US can be left at the
I American House Carrollton, Ohio,
W00DBORNE & ROUDEBUSH.
Juiv 10 10 tf
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The Ohio Journal Of EdqcatiOn,-for June
in discOursing upon "School-HOusekeeping'
remarks, in reference to keeping school Houses
neatly, that;-"There are Roar1s of Education
who ought to be put upon the chain gang for
not afording their Teachers more encouragement
in this matter. They send Teachers into old
rckety, filthy shanties, which are hardly fit for
boarding houses for swinej doors broken, win
dows out, plastering off, walls smoked, and all
things else to match, Such Boards are moth.
ing but Slabs, and Eastwood at that"
Every live school teacher should be reader
Of the Journal. Price $500 per annum.-
Address as above, Columbus, Ohio.
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Errors or THE PEEss.-Reader, did you
know that every column Of a newspaper con-
lained from ten to twenty thousand distinct
pieces Of metal, the misplacing Of any one Oi
which could cause blunder or typographical
errOrf With this curious fact before you, don't
you wonder at the general accuracy Of newspa.
Psrs? Knowing lbis, you will be more dispo.
sed, we hope, to excuse than magnify the er-
rorI Of the press.
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Halls Journal Of Hsalh.-We are in receipt
Of the June number of this valuable monthly.
1t contains usual variety of interesting read.
iug' treating upon health and the modes Of pro-
tecting it. Price sl.Oo per annum-Atdress
as above, New York.
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GET FoUR PIoTURE TAKEN. Mr. ]. w
Gould, Daguerrean Artist, informs hiS ol |
friends aud the public that be is yet in the bu
sness He is now prepared to take miniature
ikenesseS in DAguereOtype or Ambrotype.-
The latter many prefer. In fact it has several
advantages over the former, The likeness can
be seen from any point, and is said 70 be more
durable. We have seen some OF his work re-
Gently done md we hesitate not to say we be-
lieve it cannot be surpassed in eastern Ohio
Rooms near the Depot, Main Street Carrollton.
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A Human Life Saved.

DowAGIAC, Mich, March ii, 1866.
J.A. RHODES, Esq.,-Dear Sir AS took
our medicine to sell on consignment, "no cure no
pay take pleasure in stating its effects as reported to
me by three brothers whe live in this place. and their
testimony is fair specimen of all have received
W. S. Conklin told mel had taken nine bottles
of Christes Ague Balsam, and continually run down
while using it until my lungs and liver we're congested
to that degree that blood discharged from my mouth
and bowels that all thought it impossible for ME to
live through another chill, The doctors too did all
they could for me, but thought must die. Nothing
did me any good until get Rhodes' Fever and Ague
Cure, which at once relieved me Of the distress and
at my stomach and pain in my head and bowels
and produceda permanent cure in short time
II. NJ, Conklin says;-"I had been taking medicine
of as good doctor as we have in our county, and
en- any quantity of qunine and specifics without any
good result from 25th august to 18th December. But
seeing how nicely it operated on my brother, got
bottle of Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, which effect
ed apermanent cure by using twothirds of bottle"
S. NJ. Conkn not here, but both the other broth
ers gay his case was the same az II. Ms ! sold the
medicine to both the same day, and the cure was so
speedy from the same small quantity, and might as
specify. Yours with respect. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof as it is it
of no better tenor than the vast number of like
tiGcates have already published and the still greater
amount that's continually pouring into me.
One thing more. Last year had occasion to eau
ton the public in these words -
''Ino.ice one firm who have taken one of my n
eral circulars substituted the Of their nostrum
for my medicine, and then with brazen impudence end
their pamphlet with the exclamation Let he proprietor
of an other medicine say as much if he dares &C.
Now take pleasure iu saying that the caution re-
ferred to the same Dr. Cbrise's Agae Balam" that
is mentioned in the above certificate,
There are several other industrious people who are
applying to their poisonous trash all that publish a.
bout INV Fever and Ague Cure or An,idoe to Malaria
except the certificates Of cures and the certificates
the celebrated Chemist, Dr. James R. Chiffon, of N.
in favor of its perfectly harmless character, which is
attached to every bottle. tt Pc will always serve to
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, R. /.
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, Il. BLAKsLRY, Chicago.
BARCLAY Bros, And fhr sale by Druggists generally,
Sold by g. A. Bosgel, CarrOllton, Chic.
April "a, ls56.-Sm.
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Neru Special Notices.
Astonishing effect Of one bottle, in an aggravated
Case Of Dyspepsia.
chanicstown.


PHLADELPHIA, March q, 1855.
Dear Sr-During the last five years have been af
atcted with Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated form
ang have used, without receiving any benefit there.
from. cures recommended for that disease In fact,
was afflicted 50 badly that on many occasions was in
great danger Of dying from su1cation in consequence
OF the rise =, matter in my throat, and al my efforts
for relief were in vain. at last induced, through
the recommendation Of several of my friends, to try
"HooHIuds German Bitters" and assure you the an
mount relief have received from the use Of oay one
bottle, Is Astonishing and cOmpsls me to say that 1
would not be without tn, Btters for any money, as
am now tn rough their use enjoying better health than
have known for many years.
Very respectfully, yours, ELIZABETH GAUL.
To DE-. G. NJ. Jackson. No. Il Carter Alley.
See advertisement.
June IL, ls56.-2w,
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Seven Poor TravelerS, is the title Of an inter-
estiug novel written by Charles Dickens. The
work is complete in one volume, in eight parts
In the language Of distinguished cotemporary
ait is not necessary to speak in praise of Dick.
ems works. They are we'll known and Justly
appreciated the world over" Those desiripu
to avail themselves of any or all of Dickens,
works can be accommodated by addressing T
B. Peterson No. lOs Chestnut St. Philadel
phia.
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ATTENTION CITIZENS continue the "Or.
dinance to prevent riolous and disorderly con.
duct DC, within the incorporated village of Car.
r.ollton," another week that all may have q
chance of seeing it and learning its provisions
II it It's put in force we will doubtless have quiet
town. Boys look out, Remember the "Law
and Order" officers are in power! Let the or
Aipance be enforced
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LIGHTNING RoDs AND HOUSE SPoUrING. We
would invite attention to the Advertisement Of
Mr.. Thos. II. Atkinson of this place. He is
largely engaged in and will give particular at
tention during the Summer to House spouting
and setting Lightning rods. In the Latter bu,i-
ness, as we'll as in the former, he ranks fore
most in this part Oflhe couptry. Since he sta.
ted his wagon there is no place left for "the
yankees" ia that business within this county.
They soon were lightning struck and quit the
county, leaving the entire 6,ld to our enter
.prising towusm an, who has occupie it we'll. -
He does not confne his business to this count ;
alone but travels in the adj ,ining counties, and
is happy to receive orders from afar,
He carries on his shop 4. .ths oil stan |, keep
ing constantly on hand large assortment of
tin, copper, and sheet iron ware. Also good
selection Of parl1r and cook stoves, Prices mod,
erate-Gve him a call, Shop nearly opposite
the west door of the Court House.
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DE-. ilardman ueas C0osuu,pfilp Rso-.b;lh A,A
ma, LArynglttis and al aiseasos of 30 tb,yat mi
lungs BY Aedieaed lnha'adon, lacly use latie Bromp
ton dOspiial london. Ths gseat point IN he 10,
ment Of oil human maldies s to Ret al the d,esse 4,
the direct manner. Al medicines arc estimAe b.
lhef aeton upon the organ reqairiRg relief THIS i
we important hct npen which Inhalati0n L bsssd -
the stomach s diseased, we take medicines directly
h the stomach. II the llrzs ure di.essed brsafhs
o. mhalo medicated vapors directly hio the lungs :
leines are The antdotes 70 disease and should h an
ph 70 the very seat VI disease Iuhalatop "a tbe a.
pie On Of this piiuopleto the treatment Of the Iongs
c gives rs direc seeess 20 those intricate airoes
ana loes NLih lie out o. reach OF every other means
Ct administering medicines. The reason tbst co,
SUMPTION and other diseases Of the lung. have here a
lore resisted eli treatment has been because thew have
fnever been approached IN direct manner nv edioro
They we're intended 70 Act upon the lunes and vs.
we're applied 70 the stomach Their action wa IstetS
ed TO be local. and yet, they 90 administered has
they should only act eoustutonaly, ezpending their
principal and immediate action upon the unoRendiBg
stomach, Whit he foul ulcers within the lunps W.ys
unmoested. Inhalation brings the medicine In direct
contact with the disease, with out the disadvantage Of
any violent action lts application Is 80 smrle that Il
can DO employed BY the youngest iufant or Isblest
invalid, Il does not derange the stomach or interfere
IN the smallest degree, With the Strength comfort or
business OF the patient.
Consumption Cured!-Case Of Mr.. A. ]. suixx
salem Ohio Aug. 4, 1886.
Dr. hardmsn:-l have persevered in the use Of vogp
rem tdies from the day first got medicine Of you ard
can truly say, that my health has rapidly improved
Ny cough has left me, expectoraton healthy ana RAJ,
ural, sppetite good indeed disappearance Of sg nv
symptoms. Ny strength is so much restored that Az
able to do days work in the harvest field and fe.l
that am again restored to good health.
A. J. SHINN.
Mr. Shinn had absred for ye wears rder ~ tnbs-
cular disease, commonly termed consumption, win
eqennt attacks oiHight sweats, GILL and feTer dis.
iressing cough ard expeeoration Of puraent nmtter
and hemmorrage great debility aud emaciAtiop.--
lTeaime II commenced June 9Th.
May !, lsj6. If.
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ROAD TAX.

At their regular March Session. the Commissioners
of Carroll county, Ohio levied tax for road purposes
of five tenths of mill each dollar of valuation of
the taxable property of said county Is cents on 800 O0
which tax may be discharged by labor on public high.
ways at the rate of one dollar per day between the
first day of Apvi and the first Of 0ctoberunder the d.
econ Of the supervisors of the several road districts
]. l. BLACKBURN, County Auditor.
May ], l656.-tf
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EsF Breathes there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
will family paper take.
Both for my own and children's sake?
Itsuch there be let him repent,
And have the "Free Press" to him sent.
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Water Cure Journal. The June number Of
this Valua5lee periodical has arrived-No fami-
ly should be without this Journal or the Phre-
biological JOurualpubshsd by Fowler & Wells,
New York, Price 81, 90 per annum each-They
enter new VOlumn next month. Now is the
time to subscribe.
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PetersOn's Magasine.--for July has been re.
ceived. This number commences the Mirtistl
volume of the Magazine, and we take deligh,
in announcing 70 our readers that for the Ct
teen years it has been published. Peterson ha,
ever been on the incrsass-and it is now one oI
the fore most magazines Of the day. 1t has meyer
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Ladiss' Wreah.-Ws have received the
June number of this neatly printed and interes.
ting monthly. The variety Is choice and Arti.
cles ehasts and delightful, Price only $500
per annuu. Address Burdick & scOyill, New
York.
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Boots A. Shoes OH Hand!

VHF SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
form bis numerous customers and the public in
general, that he has hand well selected stock OF
BOOTS and SHOES, which he will sell at low figure
And be holds himselfn readiness to make work to or.
der at the shortest possible notice. Anything in our
line procured my shop on Lisbon Street. near.
ly opposit the Free Press office. JACOB HELFRICH.
lay To- lS56,-lm,
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

l am still manufacturing, and have on hand COED
assortment of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
common cigars, all Of which will recommend the msel
to purchas who may be pleased to call and ex-
anime.
full assortment Of chewing Il ba eco, Of the most
choice, and popular brands, seIec ted especially for
the retail hade-also
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A complete assortment fSpices, common and Fancy
candies, Nuts, Fruits-and ConfectonaTies generally
! all of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CA SH.'
SbGp opposIte J. p Cummings Store Main st Carroll
nm. Ohio. SAYEB GORDON,
jan 81, 1885 Il
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NSTATE N0TICE-NOtice is hereby given that the
Lundersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator de bons non, with the the Win annexed
on the Estate of Israel Myers. All persons having
claims must present them legally authenticated within
one year from this date.
JONATHAN MYERS.
May 20. 1858. Administrator, &c.
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May !, 1856

ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
~ that the undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator on the estate of benjamin
Crsman, deceased, late of Carroll county, Ohio.
April "a, ls56.-3w. THOMAS LATTA.
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PToa o'.o'o, a. but ike vine Improve. By .g..-
.oO ar. Address chas. J. Peter.
..'s. iOa Chestnut 81. PhiIadslpeia.
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THANKs.-To Hon, B. F, Wade, U. s. s. for
bound volumes Of Presidents Message and
documents, Parts !. 2 and 8 for 1856.
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EANCY CASsIMERES-If you want some hne
fashionable, fancy Cassimeres, call at
AKIN & BATTER s
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Tue NEW BASnEo LAw.-We have recent
ly given our readers The New BANKING Law,
to which We invite an attentive perusal. In
the language Of the steubenVills HSrald We
would inquire Has any one read iti Does
any one understand its provisions : Is the
question Of bsuking under the Law 10 be re.
garded as party question ? Why are the
anti-Bank Democrats silent, and their guns
spiked WHAT'S the order? What's to be
the issue, blank or no bank"-or has the
Democracy concluded to act wisely for once,
and vote for Banking under the ne " law, which
1t is said by those who profess 10 know, is all
the Bank-Democrats ever desired or asked fnr
and. If they vote consistently, they can't
help but vote for the law. But, so far as we
are concerned, we don't feel inclined TO eoax
them much. They can vote for it or let it a.
lone. There's one satisfaction, If they desire
The business Of the State constantly embarrass.
ed for the want Of a sufficient amount Of bank
ing facilities to answer the commercial wants
Of the people, they will be partners to the mis-.
fortune.
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DARAS0LS-.A fine selection will be found at the
New Cash and PIedrce store Of
AKIN BAXTER
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DR.. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms in
the Patton House. CarrOlton on the 2rd of July next.