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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EEThe Republicans, Of Cincinnati held a
meeting last Friday evening. Smith & Nixon's
Hall was crsmmed. Roman HOSEA, Esq. pre-
sided. Hon. Caleb B. Smith and Gov. Chase
made speeches. and series of resolutions were
Introduced BY N. Corwin, Esq. Judge Pro-
basco, Rev. Mr.. CoNwAY( the gentleman who
was dismissed from the pastoral charge Of the
Unitarian Church at Washington for preaching
against Slavery, Mr.. Haussereck, and Mr.
Hall of indiana, also spoke, and the meeting
broke up with loud cheers and in 6ne spirits.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

Tue NoRTHsRN DEMocRAoY FROM A SoUTH.
ERS PoIET OF VtEw.--CooL.--Th Charleston
Standard of the SsIh ult,, speaking Of the Nor
thern Democrats, say
Their only safe guard, they 6ud. is to say
that slavery is right, and for that reason i
ought to be extended as far as it will naturally
60. We are glad of this. We felt from tn
first that it was the only sale positien for thos
North or South 10 stand on; and We have knowr
that we have done no disservice 10 democrats a
the North by backing them up. ia season and
out Of season, to that stand. The reaction is
becoming so strong in public opinion all over
the country, that we would not be surprised to
find the pro-slavery party transcend tho limits
of the institution, and control the councils Of
States where there is no slaves. If the slave
trade were re-Opened, Pennsylvania would be
with the South in less than ten years, and we
are not certain thai she may not Jet assist in re-
opening it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

ExPAEoIvB PowER OF STEAM.-ChemistS
have ascsrt6insd that gunpOwder is one thou.
sand times denssr than the atmosphere. II,
therefore. one thousand Cubic inches Of atmos
phsre we're compressed into one inch, the one
inch Of gunpoWder. Steam possesses about
Ous-half the gravity or weight of the atmo'
phere; therefore, il 1,69S inches of steam, whiet
crn be generated from one single inch Of water
were compressed into one inch, it would be
come nearly twice the strength Of one cubi
rCh Of gunpowdsr. This fact will illustrat
the great expansive power Of steam.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27
OoOs ano GnOs.

A Coon 1AxN.- - The more Peacebly and
quietly We get on he better the better for
us and others. Ia nine cases out Of ten the
wisesl policy is, ii man cheat you. quit deal-
ing with hin; II he Is abusive, quit his compa-
ny; II be SANDERS you, take care to live 80 no.
body will believe him. No matter who he is,
or how he misues yOu, the Wisest way Is gen
orally to let him alone, FOE there Is nothing
better than this cool, calm, quiet way Of deaf
ing with the wrongs se meet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

Tue Hoo AND Provision Markets. There
being some orders in the market for long anC
short Mddles for early delivery, for the Liver
pool market, and contracts having been madC
for about 70 boxes ut about &c for long middlei
one or two packing houses have cut about 1900
hogs during the week; and have paid e6,26
per cwt, net for them. The weather. however,
has not been favorable, and though it was quite
cool the fOrepart ofthe WeeS, Friday, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday were too warm, though it
became cool yesterday, again; but until the
weather becomes more settled, packing opera.
tons will not be carried on to any extent. Tie
feeling in the market is decidedlypsubdued' and
the general disposition manifested is that Of
holding back until the market fairly opens
The large stock Of old meat known 10 be in the
country has very depressing influence on the
market for Hogs; because with the exception
Of an existing demand for Middlss for the En-
glish market and moderate prospective one
for Mess Pork, the demand from consumers
during the next thirty dsys, is not expected
to be anything more than very moderate. Last
year large demand for consumption set in as
soon as the season opened; this season nothing
approaching this demand is expected, and
hence it is that no speculative feeling whatever
is manifested.
In St. Louis, last Friday, 200 hhds Bacon
Sides sold in lois at To-, and sales Of the same
kind have been made in this market during the
week at 7tc.--so that with such prices as these
and large stock still on hands it Is clear that
So rs is too high for Hogs. ai'fls@
"A private letter from Belfast, (IrelauGl in
forms us that there is an increase of thirty per
cent in the receipt Of Hogs in that market the
present year. for so far, as compared with lssI
wear, and that there is no demand of conse-
quence for Bacon, as the English markets were
beiu quite freely supplied with new. bacon
from Hamburgh.-Cm. Price Current.
| RQe "Whst do YOU keep Thanksgiving fol
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

The steamer Superior was lOst in ; storm
on LSks Superior, on the 29th ult, near Grand
Island. Her ruddsr being carried away, she
fell into rough sea. Despite all efforts, the
water eommsncsd putting Ou! the fires. The
The boat struck tie rocks and went TO pie
ces. Thirty-6ve lives lost, Sixteen saved.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EETsssh your children BY language aud
preeept never to wound persons feelings be-
cause be holds hunble station in life-be-
cause be Is pOrly clad because he is awk-
Ward-Or because the Ged Of nature has be-
slowed upon him darker skin than theirs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

REIf you wish 10 be happy, be busy. Idle
ness is harder work than ploUing, by 3 great
deal. There is more fun in sweating al hour
than yAWning 3 century. Few people how
ever, will believe this,-it Ia true as GeAisis.
Incidence is not ease neither wealth or happi-
ness.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EEThs moral cement Of all society is virtue;
il unites and preserves. while vice separates
and destroys The good may well be termed
the salt Of the earth. For where there is no
integrity, there can be no confidence; and
where there 10 no confidence there can be no
unanimitY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

A man may think well, and yet not act
wisely, The Power 70 see what is right is very
different from the power Of doing It. A man
Of moral energy will accomplish more with .
little knowledge, than a man Of inferior, will
with much, and streugth acquired BY struggling
with difficulties in early life.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

Gold Chain Bracelet II is thought % have
been taken from the lady's arm BY piekpoek.
eI' OF gsutlemalBy appearance, who wore 9
blue coat with brass buttons. and kept near
the lady on her leaving the Hall. .r l-
ANY one giving such information as viii
lead to ths recovery Of the Bracelet, or Che
capture af the thief. lift was stolen, viii have
the above reward By applying to No. Cam.
bridge Parade. -.-
Here vas'a pretty plight-tO be advertised
2 public papers as pckPOckst, when my on.
y erims was like olhellO's, that Of
Loving, not wisely, but too well.'
Ny determination. however, was quickly q
doPIed. went up stairs. put on The very
identical delinquent blue coat, so accurately de-.
serlbed, and taking the paper in my hand, pro-
ceseed to z, Cambridge Parade. =
l knocked at the lOor, and asked the servant
who answered, the name Of the family. Having
heard il, said ''Is Miss A. in?" dYes, sir"
replied the woman servant; "Who shall say
wants hertz 3 ! :
Tell her," | replied, ''that the piekpocket,
with gentlemanly address. and blue coat With
brass buttons, who stole her bracelet, is here,
and wishes to return it 10 her," tH
The woman stared at me as though I were
mad, but on my repeating my request to her,
she went in and delivered the message,
Soon there came out; not my fair one,
With all that's best of dark aud bright,
Meeting in aspect and in eyes, +.
but Atalwart brother. That" said |, chan
ding him the bracelet, is Miss AS. property,
though. aSyOu perceive, wear's blue coat
with brass buttons, and am aattersd 10 think
my manners are not ungsntlsmanly, i am bound
in candour to say, am not pickpOckst."
"Then, sir, you shall have the reward" said
the brother, taking out. his purse.
"NO, replied, "fOr strange as IL may Ap-
pear, though | am no pickpOcket, stole the
lady's bracelet"
The man looked puzzled; but when told
the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth, and pointed to my advertisement 10 the
same p'per as proof did not intend to walk
off with the property, he laughed heartily at
the whole story, and not the last at his sisters
description of the gsntlemanly pickpOCksL.
"Well," be said, "yOu had best walk in and
have tea with US, and my sister will be able to
say whether she can speak to your identity,
after which it will be time enough to canvass
the propriety Of sending for constable" 81
You may be sureI accepted his invitation. -
Need go further with my story? The young
lady captured the rickpOcket herself, and re,
ceived the reward, such reward being the said
pickpocket.
The bachelors button no longer AdOrns my
blue coat, and | now have framed and glazed
over the fireplace. the advertisement in which
am publicly described by my wife as "A pick.
pocket, with & gentlemanly address," When
charge her with the libel, she always does
what she has just this moment done, pay dam
age for the SANDER in an amount of kisses, de-
claring that, though not pickpocket I was .
thief, and stole her heart and pOcksted her
bracelet. So
So ends the story of "The Bachelors But
tOn." 20 aeI.aua-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EFFreqaently ask yourself wkGt you've
done. sOky hou havE done it. and hon have
you done it. This will teach you 10 inspect your
actions. your motives. aud the'manner 10 which
you discharge your duty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

ES pidsrs have four days for spinning their
threads. each day having one Thousand holes ;
and the fne threads. No spider spins more
than four webs and when the fourth has been
destroyed they go fllibustering, and seize on
the webs Of their neighboIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EED Discomfort produces much of cur dis
comfort, and ell of our improvement. II Pls-
to had defined man as q gambling biped be
might have defined DogensS aud HE rooster
Whoever objected TO the definition would
have improved its truth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

10 Turkey when . slorekeeper is convicted
Of telling lie his house is painted black. 10 re-
main 60 for one month. II there we're such
law in force in this country, what q sombFe
and gloomy appearance some Of our cities
would present.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

"a =-col. David Spangler. fOrmely repre-
sentative in Congress from the CoshoctOn Dis.
trict, and for many years prominent Wing,
died recently ct bis residence in COshOctOn,
Ohio aged go years. He was . lawyer Oi
distinction, sustained an unblemished character
and was universally beloved BY ell who knew
him ee et .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

A fool says an Arab provsrb. may be known
by six things-angeT without cause, speech
without profit, change without motive, inquiry
without object putting trust 10 strangers.
and not knowing his friends from his foes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

ES-our necessities may be IS many as
The sands upon the sea-shore; our desires as
boundless as the ocean the sands eueirele
our hopes and aspirations as high as the heav-
en- that looks down upon those sands and that
ocean yet in Christ there is a sufieisney Of
supply infinite, unexPlorable, unfathomable.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

A Just man should acc cunt nothing more
precions than hia word, nothing more vsnera-
bic than his faith, and nothing more sacred
than his promise.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

= The Albany JovrAOl classes the Assem-
bly-RspublicanI s3; Buchanan ST. Americans
8; in doubt /: But several of the Buchanan
men were supported also IS Americans" be-
ing Know Nothing Democrats.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

The poor plttance of seventy years is not
worth being . william for, What matters it il
your nsighbor lies in a splendid LOmbf Sleep
thou in innocence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

The frequent use OF asparagus is recon
mended strongly in affection ofthe chest ana
lungs; in fact asparagus is one OF sns most
wholesome as we'll as the most agresa0ie veg
etables we possess.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

A higk sense Of honor is commsndabls
enough, but when people spend all their time
in ideness, for fear Of takiRg advantage Of lime
it is not very healthy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

"A man for being told the ruth thanks you
the fret time, votes you bore the second
and quarrels with you the third.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

-Benefcencs is the most exquisite luxury;
and the good man, after all, is the genuine ePl'
cure.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27
From the Western Christian Adpocate;
The Christians Home.
AIR,-"O2 Folks at Home"
by JOHN t. swARrz.

Far, far beyond the swelling river,
Where Jesus dwells;
Where angel-harps arc ringing ever;
Where the heart with rapture swells;
Where bright the tree of life is glowing;
Where ills n'er come;
Where Hfe's pure waters, ever flowing,
GLADDEN. the Christians home;
There, o there's my habitation,
There among the blest
There, there the God Of my salvation
c liWill give my spirit rest.
Bright, bright in yondeS ''four square city,"
RAnsOmed, I'll sing,
Saved through His wOndrous love, and pity,
6lory to my Savior, King.
There Calv'ry's bloody ensign flying,
3 Pleading for me,
TelIs thatmy blessed Savior's dying,
Purch ased my liberty.
There, 0 there's my habitation,
5 There among the blest;
There, there the God Of my salvation
Will give my spirit rest:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

1t is with IDEAS as with pieces OF money
those of the least value genersly circulate the
most.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27
From tie Ne1s ORLEANS Delta.
ThsIhtrOductiOn Of Slavery into Central
Amarfna q prnnnnnn,ind plat

~-S@As4 ACSeAsCAtb4A ANks
We have mOre than once referred 10 the ne
cessisy Of introducing slavery into Niearaugua
as the only means by which Walker and bis
followers could consolidate and perpeluaie tEeir
new Republic; because, from The nature Of is
climate and products tie AnglO-Amsrican set
tiers are unable 10 cultivate The soil pro6tably
themselves, and The native mOngrel inhabitants
we're almost totally worthless and inefficient as
free labOrerS. We also alluds to significant as
surauceswe had received from authorized sour.
ces, that Walker desired. as soon as he could
rrudently DO 50, 10 publicly legalizs slavery
within his dOminions, and invite Shareholders 10
emigrats thitker with their slaves. We knew
some weeks since that deceee to this effect
had been drawn mp, and we now learn that it
has been promulgated.
We confidently pronounce il the Wisest, most
precinct and statehsnlike act Of his administra-
tOr. 1t is the one thing nsedfl. Without it.
vain would have been his conquest. vain his in
vincible Amy, vain his reconstruction Of gov
eminent and reformation Of commerce.; without
an efficient labor system as basis, all must
sooner or later have faded away ike tie unsub-
stantial fabric Ofa vision. Numbers of slave
holders have already written to us to know if
they could safely take their slaves into Nicarau.
qua, to cultivate sugar. coffee, rice, indigo or
chocolate plantations, as the case might be.
We have already assured our correspondents
that though slaves we're not recognized by Law
in Nicaraugua We have no doubt they would be
secured by their owners during Walkers ad-
ministratiOn, and hat.ultmatsly slavery would
have an existence there Of LAW as we'll as fact.
They will now find that our confidence in Wal
ksr's Sagscity and statesmanshp was not mis-
placed. He did not fail to see the, necessity
which We early pointed out, and like a bold
statesman, he.now responds to its demand.
There is another step. further along, houev-
er, more difficult. Il may be, but scarcely less
important as prime auxiliary in making the
first efective--that is, opening Nicaragua to
the African slave trade. We have not time
here to elaborate, but glance at the statistics
Of slavery will show the great importance Of
the measure. Labor is in too great demand in
our Southern States TO allow many to be with.
drawn for Nicaragua ; the Coolie trade, devil
sed by British policy, and carried on by Boston
philanlhrOpists. is too hypOCritical. too treach-
erous and inhumsn for tie ciVizers of Central
America to think OffOr moment; and, there.
fore, the African slave trade and African sla-
very, conducted on humane principles and reg
ulated BY law, mast have the preference over ev-
cry other form Of compulsory labor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

"A lOvsing heart enslO'es within itself an
unfading and eternal Eden.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

DO not find your hsppiness in another''
sorrow, but in Assuagingit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

Come. get up, you've been in bed long
n ough," as the gardner said when he vas
m ling up carrots TO send to market
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

~ "whst do you keep Thanksgiving for
Sambo Z" l@
"TO specially tank the great MsS'a high up.
fer his, pres huS word, and pine'knot to read
1t wld," answered the poor old negro. e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22
HcuG the Fruit, about OUR TRrf Oil.

HNDNT1- NITI
a sleigh ride this winter disco horses
leg raw skin place larger than my hand from
the traces rubbing inside the thigh applied your
Iurf OH aud IN a daq he we'll Another EAST
mule which working to my drav became unable I"
walk. examoing his loot discovered nal about two
inches up the head MY driver and the rbors said
would good noths drew the nail out, inserted
Turf Oh and sci him to work at once,
and from that moment hour bat good
as ever also horse badly snlEged the outside of
about inches deep and four
inches wide which he stiff day two. Your Turf
Gil was applied brought them entirely sound 1t
truly is greatest remedies for have
known and lived in drug for several years, Use
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove ( Co j. II. WEISIGER
For sale by SrROTHER WHITEHEAD,
nov la dom Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22
EXTRAORDINARY CASE

iirntlernen NV clld had commenced breaking out las,
sores winch gradually extended over the entire
mead including which much eaten by the
to that both would drop of !
rsd all sorts advertised aud domestic remedies without
nnv good n suits procured and applied little TURF
OIL II b.ean better the bottle got broke, and we a
pad gail, nit began to get worse My cider daush
said Pa get that Turf on sisters head
looked much better when you used it We got another
buttlr head nearly well This was an
Hsd case aud hall hour every day to wash IT, aud II
very offensive bottle feed assured will cure
cntirov bat tte ri the dsc'r" rrmainnE
this. and Ton the benefit oi others take
gieat pleasure in giving you this certificate go
Respectfully, j. l. NIIAIh-
o Messrs Dove / Go.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
&;s2,aO
I.TTU pfl2oa,
Whole Tickets sa0-lIalves al0--Quartcrs 80
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

The preceding aud the succeeding numbers to those
prizes WIN be entitled to the ssr approx
nation prizes For example III ticket No 1880 draws the
GDO0O prize those numbered 1l2e, 29 23i and
l232 will $500 and according To the
ticket No should be drawn the approxi
nations would be gy9a aud 30 00n If ticket No 10000
should he drawn the appr01 1imaons would bo 2pHss 0ss
and IL ticket No 2Jp9 should be drawn the apProxi
nations will be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
1000 tickets, numlu from
to 10000 There o2 fl prizes and sss approximations
making In all no Prizes
The numbers from 1000 corresponding with the mum
bors tickets printed sps rolled
and encirecd Nh small tin ubes aud placed In Glass
Wheel
The of the different 222 tn pr1ra similarly prin
ted and encrcled placed in another wheel After revo
wheca, number drawn the Wheel
prize drawn from The other Wheel by
boys bnddcd The number and the prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience aud Registered by
the COMMISSIONS the prize bpinE placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated unth All the pu4ts are
The drawing tcn printed and nltnr
the Commissioner ccrtihes to It's ourrccneEs
- All orders Tickets packages IN ei the Mary
land Iottcfos viii rccuiNe prompt attention. and the drawing
mailed Ia all purchasers Immediately atitf II Is "Nef.
Address Z II III BIbARp n co,
No ~ fayote st. or BeS. N". 40 Baltimore Maryland
&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, ls56.

CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, lsJ6.
f.Ssrs p5rc Co-Iavug usea 4nrt Oh, and finding
it, hc .urh medicine thin 1t due You that You
should Ny daughter about two years ago fell ON the
and bruised her thigh much it
assumed the form boil and became very had 1t
laaced cin but thai did not relieve it. IT became
rnnnu sore continued nearly wears tried
every medicine could hear of with no effect until was IN
dHer bottle Of your Turf oatter using one bottle
entirely healed IhaVr since used for other
found the benefit Nou are at Liberty to use
tf4 as ,,ai flab rreper. :. CHALKLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22
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