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TnE AUrUME KLECTIOss.

Tbs Elsc,iOas In Ysrmons md hsins
shor falIing 81 10 The gsssrsl xOa@ sBd
N eearssA > Foiuosiou of ths Asaxy Re-
I1sbFoaa m9otiisa a laa ye@F. rbsrs u
40 esia 70 ths otkeF SIDE bat q simple
aegIas TO vote thh season by soms thou
ma. whom The Prsiden.ial coulest, he
Z ss1a oulrsez I'D Fslaanly teatiag II
sspalor sumnsE saIAsa 70 ths pOlls last
yss, NOBODY could hGvs expected that
lthe sids which receives the saisags Of
: gs.ss majoFity Sf tbOss who ere hdg IN.
vF~sss partisaDs wOuld tecsivs % large
lmaiorisies this year IS last; but the ressrns
shoa that the Republican column 10 those
st,tes stands Rrn and unbEohen, even by
the inuidieus approaches Of general APa.
Thy.
We are next 10 receive returns from
three Of the most important and inleres-
ting Of the Ffee Ssales- -Peansyyania,
lohiO, and California, Of which The last
has slready voted, while the two former
win DO 90 On the second Taeaeay 10 0eto.
Iber. The fact that David Wilmot, Sal.
mon P. Chass and Edwad Stanly lead
lead tbs Republican hosts Of these States
rs.psctIye5 gives sd1;;iSs:i sdi;;i0! interest to
Their struggles. Each Of these gentlemen
has borne ! prominent pat 10 The long
snd audsous struggle against Slavery Ex'
tepsloa-Me ChAss 10 the Senate. and
Messrs WilmOt and Stanly in the Hous'
Of Representatives, Is well IS II discussions
bsfous ,bs. people. Ne WiImot's nam
4 inseperably conneetsd with that struggle
lbs the wilmOt Proyiso; Mr. Chase wen
Into the senats on distiaetiSOly Anti-Sla
very grounds, and uobly vtndicated hi
right 70 Be distinguished as tbe drst Sena
ltcT 90 eleced. He was one Of the abies
most earnest, most effective, Of the Spar
tan band that fought the Nebraska bill Of
lis passage through the seuate. Nj
Staaly, while representing slaVehOldinl
constituency, was one Of the frmest anC
most outspoken opponents Of the Anuexa
ton Of Texas, aad voted, with seven othe
! SOuthrOns, to lay on the table Mr.. Clay
ton's proposition to refer the question Q
Slavery Extension to the arbitration OF tn
Supreme Court. For his course on tn
Slavery issues which arose during bis ser
vice in Congress he was denounced as
traitor to The South; and he was one o
T the earliest and most efficient supporter
! Of the Republican cause 10 California. :.
We cannot hope for his election; but we d
hope to chronicle vote for him exceedinI
! that ever YET given to any republican ives
lof the Rocky Mountains. And L seem
to us that any Republican living IN OBJ
or Pennsylvania should rejoice 10 the PRIV
ilege Of recording bis vote fer such rep
resentatiVe man as Salman T. Chase
David Wlmot. ~rst
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

MoLAssEs FROM CoRE Stalks. "A
Mr.. Geo, s. Kentzi, Of Exeter, Pa, has
according to the Reading Gazette, succeed
ed in procuring 40 excellent quality Of
molasses from the common Indian Corn
He took eight corn stalkA cut off ct the
root and at the ear, erunehed them in a
cider mill, aud pressed the juice. out With
bis hands. A quart Of sap was thus OBJ
taiued, which after boiling thirty minutes
welded one pint of beautiful syrup.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

Bamd.-Weanderstand that some oi
cur citizens are about making an effort to
organize band. This We think, is pr~i.e'
worthy undertaking and we hope they will
succeed. For our part We would be glad
to sojoy mGsiOaI treat from a good brass
band once aad a while. and that is what
we dc got Offsn Aave-ouly on extra Occa'
aions, when our citizens send away and
hire one to come aud "blOw" adsy fol
then. Nov, would it not be well for ourci
izsns to extend little "mateHsl aid"to this
unisrtakiag; then we wOald hive . ban
of osr eSn to euliSea eur public a'eetiRgt
&S, aud would net be obidgel to sPene
some $50 in hiriag Oae and paying thsil
expenses, every tiius We waaled ltise ma
aic. f..E
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

FEMALE IERLuEEgE.-The character
of The young men Of community de.
peuds much on that Of the young women.
ifthe latter are pionsly cultivated, intslli.
gent and accomplished, the young men
will feel The requirement that they them.
selves should be upright; gsntlemsnly
and refined; but il their female friends are
vain frivolous and silly the young men
will be found to be dissipated aud worth.
less. But remember always that > sister
is the best guardian OF . brothers integ-
rity, ehs l.. the suFesl ineulcator ofs
faith IN womans purity. Asa daughter,
she is The true light OF the home. The
ioy of the father 10 ofteBeat centered on hi'
daughter She shoald, therefore be the
sum and substance Of all. e.
.g1 Happy are they g9lA
To whom The will and power is given,
Of showing sinful man The way
Which leads TO holmes and heaven;
Hapry ere tlisyl "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

London QGdrterty and BlGektsood'S
'Ma0dsias. We have received /, the Lon.
don Quarterly Review fot July, and
Blackwoed's Magazine far August, from
LeOaard Scot and Co.. 79 Fulton Street,
New York. The contents Of the London
Quarterly are: The French Constitution
alists, ElectioneeFing. Ireland Past and
Present Internal Decoration and Ar
Esngemens ef Churches. Travels 10 China,
Fortune and Hire. Manchester Exhibition,
Hometic Characters IN and out Of Homer,
The Bill for Divorce. Ya gnr 5 a.iv
The contents IF Blackwood are: What
9ilI he do With .it?--part II, Mapches-
ter. .Exhihitiop, of Art Treasures, North
on Homer, Scenes OF Clerical Life-sNo
ITE,' Jauets Repsutance- IL, Afoot
part III, s,NsE Seaside studies--Ne
III. Jersey and life Sir chAriesJ |. Ma.
pier--part II. sat Lslss5aF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

WHITE TEETH, ,PEEFUNED BREATH AND BELU-
rIFUL COMPLExIoE-can be acquired by using
the 'Balm OF Thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse
Of q disagfeeabIe breath, when by using the
balm Of thousand flowers" as dentriRce,
would not only render It sweet, but leave the
teeth white as alabasterf Many persons 60 not
know their breath is bad. and the subject is so
delicate their friends will never mention it,
Beware Of counterfsits. Be sure each bottle
Is signed, FETRIDGE& Co., MY.
Fer sale by G. A. BOegel, and al Druggists.
Feb. Ie. b7.-6mO. alt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
CLEVELAND, Sep. 20.

FLOUR-We ots better feeling and
considerable improvement ip the demand +;
the market runing irmsr With no very
large sales,
GRAIN-WHEAT-The receipts have
been light and the market is we'll sustained
Sales of 600 bus Mediterranean at 81,
and 1000 bus ct Sl,05 from boat
Small sales If white on private terms.
PR0VISI0NS-MEss PoRK-Smali
sales at $685. an, 4gaIH
BUTrER-SaIes OF 80 kegs at l6e for
choice central sud I7o for W. r. vei9-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
HOW OLD NICKLosT.

The following is too good to be lost
We clip it from an exchange paper, and
respectfully call the attention to it OF GER
tain persons who feeI disposed to spread
ia the newspaper life
AA young man who ardently desired
wealth, was visited BY bis Satanic majesty
who tempted him to promise bis soul
for eternity, If he could be supplied on this
earth with alI the money he could use
The bargaia was concluded--the devil
was to supply the money, and was Ct last
to leave the soul, unless the young man
could spend more money than the devil
could furnish. Years passed sway-the
man married, was extrRvag ant IN bis liv
ing, built palaces, spsculated widely y--Iost
and give away fortunes, and ret bis Golfer
were always full. He turned politician,
and bribed, his way to power and fame
without reducing bis pile of gold. He De.
came .fiIlibuster,' and fitted out ships and
armies, but bis banker honored all bis drafts
He went to st. Paul to live, and p id the
usual rates Of interest for all the money be
could borrow, but though The devil made
wry faces when be came to pay the bills, yet
they we're Ill paid. One expedient after
another faiIed-the devil counted the time,
only two years, that he must wait for the
soul, and moeked the efforts Of the de-
spairiug man. One more trial was resolv.
ed upon-the man started 4 newspaper !
The devil growlsd At the bill, Al the end
of the first Guartsswss sayags,in six months.
melancholy in nine, ,and broke, dead broke
at the end Of The year. Sothe newspa-
per went down, but the soul was saved"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

HvrisOn CollRtg Fair. r.-0a ar neigh
bOrs in HarisOa are makings preparations
to hold their aaEsal Fair on the 9Th, 9Th.
9Th and 9th Of October aext We return
our thsnksto the Secretary fSr 8 ss'pPf-
meHtary ticket.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

ETWe have received the September
number Of Dinsmore's Railroad aad steam
Navigation Guide. This is very valua.
bic book fer travellers and is certainly
cheap publication; only 90, per annum, OF
25 cents per single copy. Address Dins-
more d Co., No. 9 Spruce St. N. Z.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
Pits! FItsI! Fitslii

DR.. Hdasce'S Vegetable ErtTGct Epaepttc
Pills. fer de cure Of Fits, Spasns,
Cramps aRd all Nervous and
Constitutional Diseases.
DERS0NH laboring under this distressing
L maIady viii find Dr.. Hanee,s Vegetable
Epileptic Pills to be the only remedy ever dis.
covered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits-
These pills possess specific action on the
nervous system; and. although they are pre-
pared especially for the purpose Of curing Fits,
they win be found al especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose
nervous system has been prostrated or shatter-
ed from any cause whatever, In Chronic com.
plants, or diseases Of long standing, superin.
duced by nervousness, they are excellently ben
a6cia.
Price So per box, or two boxes for s.
Persons out Of the city, enclosing remittance,
will have thepills sent them through the mail,
free Of postage. For sale by Seth s. Hance,
No. I9S P'itimore Street, Baltimore, Nd, to
whom Orders from parts Of the Union must
be addressed, post paid.
April SO, ls57.-ly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

Corn and Cot Nh. We invite attea-
tbRtotire advertisement Of English, Good
rich aud Dixson. manufacturers of Young
America Excelcior Corn and Cob Mill,
New Philsdelphis. Ohio. NJ. II. L. Cog
sill. of this place, is their agent for Carroll
Coanty.
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Mem 6petidi Notices.


HolIoreyf Pas.>-Tbs medical sllsnd
Anl gives 10 Ii pasieAtths drug which he
suPpoes pFppsr los thseOpPlsini, Astkl
be trsAlinsslh ; bassd oasPpOaiios ouly.
He does uOs rseogniss sbs gFest Get thss
I'll ths form. Of disease rssulg from sin-
&c cess, the presence of dsslrucsiys
psiacipsL IN tlie aada elAch shOuld sus-
tain and vivify tbe solid portions Of The
body. II s tbeh-on the very elements
ofyhamy-cn the se1enOus and the blood
-lhal HoLLowAs's PAS exercise The
disiBfeclsat and conservative inaueLee.-
The unseen fOHHtaihs, N well Is the palPa-
be issues Of disease, are assailed By this
mighty autidOls. Il stEeels the BILE lbe
gastric juee, the lymph, the blood, and
purges them Of everything peruieious 10
health and vigOr. which may bave contain
insted their natarsl parity. Where symp-
toms are merely sEppOssd, relapse may
be anticipated, but when the seeds Of The
disorder are destroyed or expelled, the cure
is radical. 3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

nOERHAvE's Holland Bittsrs, Locock's
ID Rulmonic Waters, Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies, Hooaands German Bilters, Clsrks
stomach Bitters, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
NcLesn's, Gaysots's. Sellers, Jayues, Fitche e,
Slsans and nsarly every valuable Patent Ned
cine ia use the NsW Drug Store OF Ge
N'''~ :" - RAXTER & co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

The Ce'amiiaaG County Fair will be
held at New Lisbon on the asth, 2sth
and 3Oth inst, Good premiums are off.
cred, and the fair promises to be good
ana ss..s t ....e -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
IN ATTACHMENT.

Susan Dayhuff .plf., Before Robert
vs.. Ulosob, Susuco VI
David Able. def't. the Peace Of Lou
don Township, Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 25th day Of August, 1887. said
Justice issued an order of attachment in
the above action, for the sum Of fifty dol
lars and costs. ..,...,r-
SUSAN DAYHUFF.
Sep Sd '57.-Sw.
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Ma.lrkTts.

CAREOLLoN, Sep. %.
FtOuR-is selling at the Carrollton Mill
for $3.50, 6@6.50.
WaEAT--is worth 1895.
..CoRE-per bushel soc.
CoRx MzAL-75.
TrMoTaEy ShEn--selIing at s2Rbush.
BurTER-I4c.
EGGs-DHll at Be.
BAaoE--OlG figures.
GREEx ApPLEs--sold to-day at s6 R
bushel, sAs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
a0uertisenlents.
PrOcIam atiOn.

PROCLAMATION is hereby made to the
L qualified voters Of Carroll county, that
general election will be held asre4uired by Law,
On ~t
Tuesday, the 1Sth day Of October, n. D.
1857
ct the usual places of holding elections 10 said
county;at which time the following officers are
to be chosen. to wit:
One Governor, -
a. Lieutenant Governor,
Supreme Judge,
" Treasurer of tate,
ii Secretary Of State, sos
I" MenlbeE of the Board JOPublic Works,
" State Senator, (in connection with Stark
couHtyl
I" Representative,
" Probate Judge,
+" Sheriff, rzszz = ea
I, I" County Treasurer,
I" "a Audit0r,
I" Prosecuting Attorney,
Commissioner,
Surveyor,
In6rmaFy Director.
y pANK-LAw VOTE. t
each electOr may have written or printed,
or partlywritten, and partly printed, upon bis
ticket, the words "For the Bank Charter, or
Against the Bank Charter" or words to that
effect, and the, judges Oi each election district
in counting out the votes, shall set down in sep
arate columns, in the poll books. the votes CIV
en- "For the Bank Charter" and the votes Civ.
an" Against the Bank Charter" and certify the
number oivotes given for and against the char
ter. as they are required to certify TO the nun
ber of votes given for candidates"
l.. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS VOTE.
s'ThOse voting for amendment number one,
shall Dut upon their ballots these words An
nual lSession-Yes." Those voting against 1t
ahall nut upou their ballots these words "Annu'
al Session-No.n Those voting for amendment
number two shaliput upon their ballots Change
of District Court -Yes;" those voting against II
shalt put upon their ballots Change OF District
Court No. Those voting for amendment
lumber three shall put upon. their ballots "bank
and individual taxation Equal--Yes;" those Vo'
ting against il shall put upon their ballots
.uBsnE and individual taxation Equal--No.
Those voting for amendment number four shall !
put upon their ballots 'Corporati0ns-Yes;
those voting against It shall put upon their bal
lots "Corporatious-No." Those voting Tor
amendment number FIVE shall put ul'on their
ballots "Slngle Districts--Yes;" those voting
against Il shall put upon their ballots "Single
Dstricts--No."
The Trustees Of the townships In said county
are required to return the following number o.
Jurors from their respective townships, to the
CLERK of the Court Of Common Pleas, to wit
Augusta, 8, Brown, lOi Centre, 9; East, Z
FoK. S;TIsrrison, 8; LoudOu, 7; Lee, Q; Monroe
Z; Orange, 10; Perry, 9; Rose, Q; Union, o
JOHN Il. WHITCRATT,
Sheriff Of Carroll Co.
sheriff's Office, Carrollton, Ohio
Aug. 20tb, lsh7.-td. p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

TIE EepkSa-If you have not seen
, tbsesephant yet, Just edil ia at the clothing
4toso.sf ME BGoca, ia the Stors room
formerly occupied by Mr. james Cameron,
on Main street, Mr.. Bloch has a large
assortmentcfclo clothing. He has got +epen-
ed eat AL ia now ready to rec i've custo
,mers. Read his advertisement in ao-day's
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

Waatsd-Good coal will be taken at
this Office on subscription. Bring it along
we begin to feel cold.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

On thel7th inst, by Rev. ]. 3. Easton.
Mr.. JoHN VI. KIRK and LIS MARaEEr j /.
GEoRdR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

d. HWs invite attention to the Gran
gers Commercial College. i ia4
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l,3O7,9O3,42M!!!!

Has Transacted Business successfully SSyears
and continues to progress in health,
WEALTH AND VITA LITY
Paid an Aggregate Loss of over S1O,-
100000.
Is organized on National basis with local
agencies in sll principal places, under Nora
camille system; founded on Cash Standard,
with an enviable reputation alike the same on
the banks Of the Hudson, or the Mississippi,
the Guf of Mexico, or the Northern lakes, pre-
senting powerful organization Is cOnserva
tor of public good and Bond Of integrity; equa
TO all emerge ncies 1t undertakes, worthy of the
"a STABILITY AND DIGNITY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

Cu6FIu VAVSt Vu1EV1'V0HS -
Aug. 20tb, lsh7.-td.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
PELES! pELEs!! PAAE&g!!

E%YE beg of the public the folaw
~ ing certificate FROM of respects
.ns Mr. Vale ths law of the proprietor
OF the Courier ds etatI Cnis and formerly gunSE9r IN
PhliAdelphis:
Dr.. DUPRE-Dsar Sr:T hereby certify that have taen
Piles ttat have used 10
bottles Of Barnes Pile Lotion snd eyerything else eou
effect for they did little eDnd
About two months since, commeneed usinE your valns HE
remedies for the Plies and have the happiness % say THAT
desired they have cuEEn ME OF
tAis distressing complaint. constdsr this almost i
Miracle for 80 of sincerely recon-
mead them to all Glcted with the above comp'aint
Signed, P. VALE,
No. 70 Franklin street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

LII kinds and shoes be found at store
~ cosrse ana fine. We deal exclusively in the Boot nn
6hoe trade Keep large assortment and viii oTer 20
bargains you bring the cash. MoREA d WELLS;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

.iExg a.Essv4; NEoRE!

T4s jas received by Railroad lot Of back's Patent
a a. i'll stove Ab50 Lotto fancy IN \ Al L
graf IS Of .&Tt.5F STYLES. roVl3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
FAsz. GAEsrAEsSN:
HAIR y " s ~ < Az - sSDa4g1SA AEs
A NV A.D vERT LARGE sALL STOCK.
A - I


T returning hanks for he generous patronAssss
pEhIie, he opeEea N FaHssilIs Weuio 9s
srrrse isaror fc i1tsne, Illinois sac As2
Purchasers a.so that ne has on bisssT5I
40 Il stors Ehe fgesyEes. sescG Of Hardware ems o1s
tsgP fhg offered EvAz5-
sYat On ssle Glany oods purehassa at rssus%
90 gzses ~ him during depressed sts5e OF hs markets.
Eet - ~ i.pottlpE (cfreer from AursFeJ
40oGs. 1iied attte
c4rsy or emily able but decidedly al Rcsee
asagd tNosaeuae acAs, coca tine blyers.
he e-eFu ezairien of bis stoes Sat prisssev
srobsa Traders seiilg Assured thai ne oaH SaAsz
tsr.cas the articles f.imost innuueTase) comprising
aiaciZ. he names she following TO the TRADE;
ie5 fgs byesY els rdpFfneettg, Leysrets ans Celnsf
fo0 a9Eon eqeset KNIVES Gully asaorsodi
$50 90 Gabie 20 90 20;
/ y 90 Steel Shear AID Scissors;
100 Go Ts5zcrs and Strcp5i
H., r~egs epoors-Troa Yistapia srd Gerr-an snTeG;
Eetogen CnIeo fiiiaa, al srasea'
~, 30 Fi'es and F2srs. alt kioss;
ln.si lis Frsss Kettles. trraad Ssss0fas;
% d lis se3irons. assorsa1;
40 acaen }'r.t BinEes, Cos
1850 .rt9-s carc.G. etzet pointedJ
10 dozea iocE socsssrd 'e3kets'
%3 30 f5a1ry combs and Horse ;ar6sf
ga pairs Sbot-t au9 TauSs iTaE ar6 brass heEdsE
% 6czcn Ssi7s IRON si5ll TO Aeg-aqie;
p do 6tstiyar5s and Scale iissEsg; =
6 cs4ss p,tr5p cfsin ar Ai7sares'
esse8 JApasned Tinware trjiy escorted
vyhi1s Lsaiss. BRUSHES corhs Needles. spss4Esss
Fors oEeaiss eae 2ne5 tI5yafo generally. essse ga
heavy eo@s Vi: Gai1s 9s i-"s. Strap Hinges, Ia Evs
! ties Halves ard Ridd-es ant Ht1
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