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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11
SHERIFF,s SALE,

Thomas Mccoy By virtue Of an Execution, issu,
vs. ed from the Court Of Oomnaou
Patrick Tiernan ! Pleas of OOlumbiana county, and
and State Of Ohio. in this case, and to-
Dudley Burns me directed, will expose to sale
at the door Of the Court House 10 CaTrollton, CARROLL
county and State Of Ohio, on
Saturday the 27M day Of June, d. d. IS 81,
the following property, to wit: One bay horse, one
silver watch, one saddle and bride, taken In execution
by me. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.. N. Of said
day. Terms cash. JOHN II. WHITORAFT,
June llth lS57.-td, Sheriff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
lgnatus Better, Administrator Of
John Better, deceased,
CarrollC County
Probate Court.
FredelinaB Bette. Ct all

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John Better, deceased, (CarrollCouuty
vs. Probate Court.
FredelnaBeitc. ct ala.
To Donat Boxer, Philip Hickman, Martina Hickman,
Damascus Eberhart, Agatha Eberhart and Eve Better,
who are heirs and le gal representatives of John Better,
deceased.
You are hereby informed that on the fourth day OF
June, 1857, said administrator flied his petition IN the
Probate Court of Carroll county, Ohio, the object aud
prayer OF which petition is TO obtain an order on the
tenth day Of July, A.R,lSe7, for he assignment OF the
dover of Fredelua Better, the widow Of said John
Better, deceased, in aud Tor the sale of the following
real estate, of which tue said John Better died seized,
or so much thereof AZ may b. necessary to pay the
debts of said deccdent, to wit: FhC S0lth Bat corner
Of the Soutb-West Quarter If Section Fix Of Town
ship fifteen, Of Lause five, Continuing Tort acres more
or le,s, situate in Carroll county. Ohio. o..
lGNATUS BETTER, Admir- Of
JOHN BETTER, deceased.
By S. M. CRANE, Attorney for petitioner.
June IL, lS67.-4w. .h
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

A YoUNasTER in a town in New York who
had undertaken to subpoena witnesses TO "a trial,
found the roads in a sh ocking condition, and hit
upon the e~xpedient of writing each witness a let
ter stating that a sum of money was deposited in
his hands, " b h they could have by calling
upon him, They called, and got a subpoena and
l24 cents each.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

A HonE THRUST AT THE TRADE.-A merchant
of New York who was on the verge Of bankruptcy
took a walk one day with his cashier, who had
grown rich and built several fine houses in a fash
ionabIe avenue. In his pride of heart he showed
his employer his p~alalial dwellings and asked tri.
umpnantly, "What do You think of thatF 81
think" said the merchant after a pause, ''that
you had better take my business aad let me act as
cashier!'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

"OUr WEsr."-A correspondent of the Port
age Democrat from Iowa, draws doleful and
Imaginable pictures of frontier life. Here is a sam
pie Of life where people expect to get rich before
they know It, and pay five, ten and fiteeo per
cent, for money per month Delightful place to
live, nodoGbt;
"Debtl debit everybody in debit Sell corner
lots to pay the merchant, then borrow Of the law
yer to buy zeal estate again; borrow of the miller
to pay the doctor, till there is nothing that has
anything like a fixed market. 1t costs too much
to live here; it costs altogether too much to die, for
poor folks; their cemetry lots and undertaker's
bills are so enormous. A place six feet long in a
bunch of hazel brush, costs more than a lot in
Greenwood, and all because there is a prospect Of
a city some time in the future. If it were not
for prospects, what would become of this WOnder-
GE State?"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

A New TANGLED LorTERY.-A New York
sausage maker announces that every day, from 10
to 2 o'clock, customers might enjoy the chance Of
eating the sausage of gold" His "sassengers" are
five cents a plate, and within every fitch link be
says he hides a golden dollar, This is a new and
comical form of gambling.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

Er"OId Crelc," of Columbia county. Wis
%consin, is, according to the note ofhis baptism on
the church records of Montreal, 13O years old,
and he distinctly remembers a period of lii years.
He married at New Orleans a hundred years
ago, and rs now living with a grandcliId upwards
Of sixty years old. He is still hale and hearty
and does not appear to be over 70.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11
SOMETHING NEW!
Halls Young AmericaFire,CraCke Pistol

This is admitted to be the most amusing Toy ever
offered to Young Ameaica, suitable Cor all times a year.
1t makes a report equal to the common Pistol and car
ries a ball with the same precision for ten plces, though
not with force enough to kill, making it the only cheap
aud harmless pistol for target practice in e&istence.-
100, 900 sold in four week.! Retail price, rs cts.
and upwards according to the ma aet. Trade price n
dollars per 100 pistols, cash on delivery, Sent BY Ex-
press to any part of the country. A. w. HALL.
336 Broadway, n. Y, Inventor aud lie Manufactu-
.rer. . .r.r .rr FHr a
A full description, with enseavings, sent to any ad-
dress on receipt ola postage stamp.
Fire CrackGs cons auIly on hald. tBrlu0 Agents
Wanted. A beautiful Specimen Pistol sent BY Express
or Mail prepaid on receipt ofSl
June IL, ls57.-3t. [H. Ssh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

WoRKINa FOR A LIvINo.--The following excel
lent article in the Qferiag edited by the factory
girls of Lowell, breathes the right spirit:
Whence originated the idea that it was derOg-
atory to a iady's dignity, or a blot upon female
character, to laborl And who was the first to
say sneeringly, "oh, she works for a living."-
Surely, such ideas and expressions ought not t. be
grown on Republican soil! The time has been.
when ladies Of the first rank were accustomed to
busy themselves in domestic employment Ho-
mer tells US Of Processes who used to dlaw wa
ter from the springs, and wash with their own
bands the finest linens Of their respective families.
The famous Lucretia used to spin, in the midst Of
her attendants; and the wife Of Ulyssas, after the
siege of Troy, employed herself wedding unit
her husband returned from Ithaca"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11
.Neru advertisements.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
ONHE undersigned will sell to the lowest responsible
bidder, on Wednesday the 9Th day of July, 1857,
between the hours of twelve o'clock, II. and two
o'clock ?. M, in the town of Minerva, the building Of
a new bridge across the still fork of Sandy Creek. A
draft and specifications may be seen by calling at the
Store of Peterson & Boory in the town of Minerva, 0hi,.
THOMAS WEIR, Commissioners oil
JACOB sTRAYER, Carroll County,
June 18th lS57,-td.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

GEORGE SUMNER says in a recent lecture: The
excessive use of ~saleratus is cardina! cause of the
American i'll health, 1t isa deadly poison, the
use Of which should be Stunned as the slaughterer
Of the infant and the destroyer Of the strong
man. a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

Tue WILSON MURDER.-Tho Pittsburgh Union
of Monday last, states that in the trial Of Fife,
Stewart and Charlotte Jones' for the murder o!
George Wilson aud his sister, Mrs. MINISTERS, the
Commonwealth will be represented by Mr.. Collier,
District Attorney, R. Biddle Roberts. and S. C.
Wingard, Esqs. Thomas Howard, ESQ., is the
only counsel, as yet named for the prisoners. The
attorneys on both sides have recently visited the
scene Of the bloody tragedy, and examined the
premises, in order that they may act understand
ingly, in the preparation Of the case.
The household goods Of the deceased, were to
Law, ham -! on Saturday last, by Mr.. Master
the administrator.
The Union also notices singular Circumstance
in the same connection. Il seems that small
dog, which belonged to Mr.. Wilson, was found
under one Of the beds after the murder, and ha
been the sole occupant of the premises ever since
all efforts to coax him away, having proved una
vaihng.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11

have been Engaged in The Transaction, IS not
impraeteable, though not necessary TO establish The
hypo,hess--not necessary, from the fact that the
superior size snd strength Of Charlotte Jones
would enable her 10 de.ain aud even murder :
woman weakened BY sickness aud age, as was
Mn.M'Masteys. OF he evidence going to prove
the guilt Of the parties under arrest, we have some
thing to say hereaiter.-PiHs Dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07
Oxford County Republican Convention.

Our readers have already observed that
tho County Committee have called the Coun-
~ aud Senatorial Conventions, 10 be holden
on the 10Th inst, at South Paris. Although
il is now, and will bc at that time, busy
season Of :ho year, especially among our
farmers, we bopo every town aud plantation
In the District and County will be fully rep
ssnted. And in the selection Of delegates
we hopo the proy'r viii take nm interest aud
sec 10 1t, that thar interests and the inter
cs,s Of the Republican party are not rrGlu-
diced by an unreasonable excitement about
men. let the primary meetings he fully
attended let our friends incyery town and
plantation meet together in q spirit Of har-
mony and concession, aud feel that our
future success very much depends upon a
prudent course in setting the rival claims Of
candidates for popular favor. 1t sail PER-
f-,ly right for men under the form of gov
eminent TO profess a laulah!c ambition and
even solicit the support Of ihcir friends,
when desiring public position but zeal,
in an such cases, should De- tempered with
discretion, and personal ambition submit, 90
the higher claims Of party principle.
In our Judgment the old practice which
has :, long prevailed in ,ho Fr'.'layrry de-
mocacy. of packing glucu.g. 20 suhscrvc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

/. not fearing the axe Of the cSccuuousr,
and dgsirous Of rytumiu. as soon ne posse
be, ras.l directly through France, and
was soon in England, ana awaiting, with
iaIe-rrih.hls ,mr.itence, tae u1us0t when
elgll welcome tbc two beings 50 leas 90
me.
One morning I WAS al.u' boz 10y library.
thiakiu. Of Laura, and bitterly rr-rett,ur
that bad ever lr.t Sigh, y her, when my
servan, announced the arrival OF two sian.
gers.
when I entered the drawing room, Mad
amc aud Mllamo.,..lc d. EbHy.'r APP
preached me with grace and dignity. Tho
ewes OF Laura vcr, moIr,.'y cast down, hut
I noticed trace, Of Jasr sadness upon h.r
brow. Her mothers anxiety % mind, my
chang OF costume. aud tha luy1r., With
which I ,r,, surrounded, al prevented Der
recognition OF me. She PLACED be- my hands
the letter she bal received from Berus.
took 10. and pretended O. rad DO.
..Ycs, Madame. DO b. 7 who offers you 900
asylum. Nv house, my fortune. my No..
All that possess Is your, Irrnm.,.l r.1
The rcr,st, che attention Of q con Or on.
most tender % PARENTS viii k.rr uy
worl. even iI Your daughter should rla..
{, unite beg a,s 90 ,hato, ths I.er .hrr-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07
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made The Temperance question The main Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

Tie Main' rrc' Press czelains, To rela-
ton Go Gov. lIaml.u
,Nvarrr laI 1900. mya.hr l.srs,uh h.fs ihre'
o., bono. lrr marrow '..s, ih, blood be- r1aL'
Thi, is well, czcrllru,ly we'll. COL Smart
la,iu: got into Office by being the most lo-
voted attendant Of Mr. lIamln-ha,ng for
years followed him with NOR, Bringing Gl,l-
Ity than a spaniel, now that Doc can expect
no further political aid from Do. former
patron under ibis administration, turn.
round and cries, "quit my sight thy bones
are marr0wl.s." Col Smart will adhere
to his friends aul hi. party just 50 long as
be- can suck some marrow from their bones,
and not a moment longer H. is ius; now
the noisic,t and most y0cil,rous bunker 10
the .,a,c. Tho only political favor We ak
Of the administration at Washington is 90
keep Smart in Office. II Dee De- removed, BIO
will be consririug against biz party within
twcnty.lour hours thereafter, aud before
the end Of the further three days Of grace
ho will intruIo himself into the republican
ranks. From which evil" good Lord de-
liver US" Bangor News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07
Readings from H!awatha.

We understand that young lady, ma
tive Of this State, who has spent some years
In the South, under the charge o. eminent
Eiocutionists, proposes, during The ensuing
week, to give some readings from L'ns'eI-
lows famous "Iliawatha The tosiimo-
mails in her possession, from those qualified
to Judge in such matters, indicate that her
entertainment will be such as our citiz'ns
seldom have presented them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

Walker, or make him Z" toe the line"
What was to he done? Instead Of standing
up like a man, he yielded to Southern
clamor, and at once looked about him for
the purpose Of making bold strike to APP
pease the wrath and regain the confidence
Of the southern negro traders.
The people Of Lawrence had never paid
the taxes assessed upon them by the Border
Ruiian Legislature, aud here the valiant
Governor thought be- saw chance TO show
his authority - be began to threaten to
collect their illegal cNactions at the point Of
tho bayouet-makc war upon Lawrence nm
les they submitted. About this time the
city Of Lawrence, in order to carry out the
democratic doctrines contained in the Kan
sas Nebraska Bill. to regulate their own
affair. in their own way" adopted city
charter Of their own, and organized mu-
niciral roy,ramcntuudrrit, Walker seized
upon thismoycmcnt and declared 1t r'hclli0n.
War, War, War; cried Walker. \
detachment from The United States army
wa. called in TO punish the rebels. En-
camping near Lawrence be- issued hi' procla.
nation, calling upon the rcbelliou' people
oi Lawrence no longer 10 cndans'r the
Union hy their reasonable acts &C., &c.
Thi, official bull contained the usual guam
tum Of blood and thunder, ra' and wind.
Taken as whole, this proclamation was
one Of th, mos, s3prcmoly ridiculous COM
Germs ilat cyc- come from the pen OF even
huatical mad cap, or crazy 'warsrrcr.
Their, was not man or boy or even old
woman 90 o. found Zoo TavrgrreluthuShed
it t1 s,1rn. I, c5ull only excite feelings Of
cou,emp, aul Jrr..tln 800 the breast Of every
ono no, Toe bringing tool % the usurTer.
Wlata spectacle lu ,hi- boosted land "
liberty. equal Laws. and equal Trotr,iiou,-
here We find tha pioneer, ol an infant settle
mgut mutually adopting few .impl, mu-
uicirll regulation, lur the h.urt, and inter.
~ % tacir own community, doin, only
what ha, lgsn repeatedly done by the carly
.,t,l.r, in other places, and Tor this act,
perfectly lawful, perfectly right, The ENr,u-
,iy, Ut a territory assemble, an army Of
yruaf Nr,s Troops 60 Dragon them into
a stat, ui sg-,i'ulo.
Herr is Walker using the government
troop, st up a civil war, not only in
Kansas but 40 over thg country, and iu Ibis
a,, o., 6, backed up by all ,he loushmer' in
'he Nor,h-thc black democracy not only
in o., .,,,, lut iu ,hc Co.,, States GOV.
Walker. ns, many other fnl. and iyruu,'
ta, la,, s.u, h.ur, him, ha. got himself
7f5a scrap, hat how 60 s.' aa'ot q, is al.
together another question. - r.l.ralou'l'
h.. position that even shannon laughs at
lim, and who would not
a E.mHa r.r#f.r. '.s aI,
co.. G,.rIrg h..r q ,.r.r. allr,
Ir,rr,A hur-. ur,'rr thrg. Coo r1ss,
&c. mako. a Gu,,nnr 90 zoo a..."
o., people OF Kaua, undergrad their
rIsb.. Among thgir number are men cmi-
u.nty capable ol lending do, forces OF ircc-
Bonn against che ,r.i'ar ,hatsr,k 90 .uhygrt
their u0ert.. and rtlugc them o. "a state OF
,a.,aacr. Settler thc trra.1uhlr Tl1t- Of
Co.. a. .. ... .......... . q lt..H...-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

CrEi8r. ARR,NDruE>r or a llgsruAL.
The large city hospital Of Chicago has been
paccl. by tho Board Of Health, under the
charge Of two medical boards, one OF the
allopathic school Of medicine, and the other
Of tho homeopathic. To tho latter only
about ouc-four,h of the building has been
allotted, but moro room will be given il
needed. Each patient, on entering, is to
choose which school Of physiciansshall tako
him in charge. II he is indifferent, or I'M
able to choose, he will be assigned TO one or
tho other schools, according rs she week IN
which he enters may DO odd or even, a.
numbered IN the year. Thus the two sys-
tens are fairly matched against each other,
and a sharp and careful rivalry will be in
augurated in the good work Of saving life.
Tho respective boards are to keep record, Of
the symptoms, treatment and result Of their
cases, published c0mplriscs Of which, at
the end Of the year, would no doubt form
an exceedingly interesting study for the pro-
icssion generally. Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

A>urms OrrE,au rs Krrru.r W
have before noticed ,le Patriotic effort, .l
Wan. ;. Bailey and li, family. 60 establish
aud .arpor,a daily ngv,rargrJu Kentucky.
favorable, Z, freedom and frr, ,rcrta. H.
has. from tle first. mot viii, Almost Js,.r.
uiosI and l,t,.r grr..iti9n. which ha.
shown i,,.,fh5b in r.r,enJ yi8l,pr, and
III, destruction Of Nj, rr,rer,y ON Che
och D., wont f., N.yr8ra Nv. Z, I..r
a .,.,,b from Il T. Sanford. Rerp5li.,n
.,If,r.,, f,r C...r.,. ip fn, iu,i D..,r;.t
FIR ..,.r,I lggr, ,v. .r rrr, v1an- men
followed him with alus,a and rr,r.u.fy. and
.,r.p commenced ,,grlir. ,m whom tB.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

taught as never man taught, !" bu, it cnacts
fines aud penalties, uplcs We violate those
very commands.
Thi, fugitive slave law is also clearly I'M
con,,iiu,ionai-a disgrace to civilization and
tho age in which we live, yet the black de-
mocracy elorify this barbarous statute and
seem 70 glolt over it, execution with tho
same Gcndish satisfaction that tho savage
exhibits, when be first fortunes and then
murders his helpless victim. So far as wo
are concerned we would dlo before we would
nri in any way Southern or Northern man
stcalcr in rcclaiming fugitive slave.
We would say to al southern niger drls
we're, and northern doughiace', DO yourown
sncakins, dirty work, while IL they darkenoi
our doors in pursuit Of their victims we
would rrpel them with the same force and
means that We would use upon the person
Of the thief and burglar.
Ifthis b. treason mako tho most oil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

"TuE prvUUAr. SNTwSr N0Eru AND
Srrru ''-Wmr Pn>uru m PvU r
BASED o,. Al'hra'e democratic State
Convention % N....sipr. lGay Walkers
own stated as whiahwers f,e hundred i.l-
gates, and candidates lyr state aiEssrs were
,he following resolution was
unanimously adopted
" RHm'1. That wc heartily respond %
thr democratic sentiments u. the country.
whether Boo thr NHr,i ur thr South.
which sustaius ilr unqualified u.I'0f the
pnr, Of no. ..IHllHr NH'ft % tho pro.
lection urTllElt PROPERTY BOO tIr States,
IL the TERRITORIES, auI u no. u1r.
H.v loo which territorial governments are
yut uuHrrunl, and thar THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY u iIviuu thg .gu,;,an
not Of ONE Nut % both 1l th.1 principles. '
W. have no whorc seen tho PRINCIPLES of
the Pierce Buchanan Party, moro clearly
and uuI.rui..I.y communicated shan u
the above. lJoG.r9uiau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

How IN po Brsrvrss a.Now Poke. Man.
ual of Practical Affairs, and Guide 90 Sue.
COS. 10 Iilo fowtrR ANp Wills, Pub
lishcr-. so. 800, Broadway, y. \. Price
prepaid by mail, 30 cents, paper 90 cts.
cloth
Thi, is the fourth and last Of series Of
lIanl.bo1ks, Issued by these cnierTr.'ins
publishers. II contains much information
ur5n almost an kinds Of business, and has
many valuable hint. rs % the choice Of oc,
cnratiln. business habits, sc. II Isl work
rom which alm1.ttyrry youu, person will
CLEAN sufficient knowledge 10 ray is cost
many times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

-. Anl-r..a.r- Walker.

Kansas Affairs Gov Walker.
T.,n.r r.r.r lived who could make On
--.r.ns-... H.ms.... .g thr same length
.. r-..a,r..U.'rr.I. walker since h.,
,--...tmrrta, Govern rar K,u>.
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