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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

PoLLocK's MESSAGE. MIR. Pollock the new
ly elected Governor of Pennsylvania, in hisin-
augurRl address delivered on the 18th ult., al.
ludes to the defeat of the Prohibitory Liquor
Law, and re:ommendsthe Legislature to adopt
some practical means to counteract the evils of
intemperance, such as the passage of string
.eut License Law. lie opposes the undue ex-
tension Of Banking, and will charter no lnstitu.
tiOns, save those established upon firm and
substantial basis--cOnduc upon fair and hon
est principles.
He condemns the repeal of the Missouri
Comprise--advocates the further projection Of
American industry and enterprise--improve-
ment of Rivers and Harbors--the passage of q
iudicious Homestead Bill--a reform in the ma
turalization laws, ,and the prevention Of the en-
igration Of foreign paupers and conviCts.
The message is short able document.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
sHERiFF,s SALE.

By virtue Of certified order to sell Issued from The
Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and lc
directed, will offer a. public sale on the premises
in the IO"D Of Pekn, Carroll county, Ohio, On SatSr
day february lOh 1855, Tue fOlOsing described rea
estate situate 10 Carroll county, to wit Lots numOer g.
T. s. g. 55 ami lot number except three feet thereof
of the south side Of said 10 in Pnps addition TO The
town Of Pekn also, lot number -, aud fractional
pa of lot nunUer 2, Shieh lies north OF the canal in
Bears adiItlOn 10 the town Of Pskin. Rsizel et W
versus Hentzell ct a, H. partition.
,sale to commence between the hours Of II o'olok A.
II, aud o'clock P. N. Terms Cash.
PETER DRSH0NG,
Jan. IL ST. Pr fee $500 Sheriff Of Stark Co.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SIZE
The undersigned offers all his property for sale in and
adjoining the town Of Carrollton, Carroll county Ohio
viz House and Lot the south east corner OF the
Public square, where he resides. Thisproperty bai
every desirable convenience connected with it. such
we'll cistern house csal house, woodhouse chick
cry, pig-pen and stable all in good condidonbesides
an elegant collection offu and shrubs
grape vines &C. not eXceed in the county also TSt
lots on Main st. and adjoining the Rsilroad depot, de-
sirabe locations for Warehouses. Mechanics shops &c
al,o Five lots at the east end OF Carat Sc these lot
lay beautifully and are in high state OF cultivation witt
an Usage orange Hedge fence along the whole trout and
one end of them also Twelve acres Of land adjoining
the town of Carrollton, on which there is good log
house. good bank Barn, two orchards Of choice fruit.
never falling spring of water The one hall of said land
is enclosed with an 0sage orange Hedge fence from one
to four years old.
The House and Barn with seven acres Of land would
be sold together The remainder would II desired be
sold in two separate lots Of Three and Two each
and veiy desirable for pasture lots.
All Of the above property viii be sold very low, on
favorable termsa portion Of 1t would be exchanged or
Iowa lands GEO i. kennedy,
Dee. 4, b4.-At. Carrolton Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

For roncIitis, Tho Diseases Hacking Cough and
the effects of imprudedt of Mercury medicine
has ever been discovered which has effected such
as Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease Neuralgia
and Rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured in
wonderful manner, by the great purifier of the blood
Carter's spanish Mixture.
The case Of T II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any
who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure pamph.
let containing cures which will astOund you
*.*See Advertisement.
Feb L. 10,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

FoRsSALE MIR. E. L. Chrlstman one Of the
jEdhOrsAnd PrOprietOrs of the Washington, Pa.
Commonwealth, wishes 10 dispose Of his inter-
est (being one half) in that paper The TOM
monwealthis Whig in politics has large
and substantial list. of subscribers, and Ane
job and Advertising patronage. Washington
is located in rich and enterprising cOmmuni-
ty, on the Hemp6eld Railroad (nearly compile.
'ted) 20 miles from Eittsburg and so miles from
Wheeling Va, The Office is well supplied
with Presses, Type dc. Any person desiring
to engage in the newspaper business would do
well to give him a call, Terms made to suit
purchasers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

NEW CoUNTERFEEF.--A new counterfeit FIVE
dollar bill. on the North Western Bank Of Vir-
ginia, is said to be in circulation.
Vignette, female and Indian iu reclining
position, the former holding frame with the
portrait OF warrior armed, and with bis foot
upon his foe, the head of whom is only visible.
Upon the left margin is locomotive. The
bill is lettered A. .and dated March eth, 1854
is payable at the Office in Wellsburg, and sign,
ed R. Lsmb, Cashier. and M. Campbell, Pres.
ident. 1t is well executed, and calculated to
deceive. Keep on thelOOk out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

STEAMER SEIZED The Steamer Msssachu.
sets, was seized by the auln critics at New
York on the 95th ult, on suspicion that she
wss abOu: to start on fllibustering expedition
aoa;ns, tT',.ha. She cleared for New Orleans
via Mobile, The II, ,anifes..o of her cargo was oi
pacific character, but upon seiz;HSg the vessel
a large number of muskes and other munlt,c2us
of war, tents wagons 50 saddles, &c, were
found. She had also shipped greater guam
tity of water than she dinarily used An in.
vestigatiou OF the matter is to be gone into.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

The SroRM.-A severe storm passed along
our Northern Lakes, last week, and extending
to the eastern part Of the U. s., doing much
damage. Chicago had her streets blockaded
with snow; few houses unroofed, and much
damage done in the lumber yards By the wind,
throwing down piles Of boards, and bearing the
lighter stuff off.
On the seaboard wrecks and loss of life are
reported from almost every quarter. A tire.
mendous snow storm was experienced in the
Bay at Boston, which was succeeded by hea
Wy rain. Through the State of New York, {
severe snow storm ragged, much to the incoD
venience of the Railroads. Cars. all behinC
time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

MAN KIILED.-A few days ago a man
amed Secrist, was found dead on the o. &
P. Railroad, about three miles west of ALI.
ance. He was about 90 years Of age and liv-
ed between StrAwsburg and Louisville, and.
when found, had on bis person seven dollars
and broken bottle in bis pocket.
He was a single man and is said to have
been worth $4,000. An inquest was held on
.he Sady, and verdict rendered was that the
deceased came to his death by stroke Of the
cav catcher of the express train going west the
evening previous to the time he was found
Rum did it,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
Seduction and MardeF--A Clergyman
GuitfV.

seduction and MardeF--A CIeFeymau
Galtfy.
The New York Tribune, Of FRIDAY, reports
the following case:
Ayoung Womaa was employed BY Clergy.
s1me ten months since. While so employed,
be sedueed her.
Finding that exposure was certain. he per.
suAded bis Vieum to visii New York. Once
there, he induced her 10 remain, leaving her
undsr the charge Of two physicians Of doubt.
ful reputation. whom he employed to produce
an abortion, and 70 shom, it h said, be paid
$500.
They had her removed from one hotel and
boarding house 10 another until they fnaly BOT
her 10 q house Of III fame in West Broad wSy,
where they each outraged her person, and Piled
her with nostrumB until she was very much re-
dueed in health aud strength. About three
weeks ago she gave birth 70 a child, which
lived about ten days. Since the unfortunate
girl was FIRST brought to the City, she has writ
ten several times 10 her friends, stating that
she was Ill, but not mentioning under what cir
clmstanees.
day or two since one Of her brothers ar
rived, ana yesterday laid the matter before the
Mayor, who Immediately despatched an cficer
to the house in W6st Broadway to ascertain IL
the girl was sufficiently recovered TO appear be.
fore him, and II so. to bring her. She came
with the officer, and made lengthy affidavit, Of
which the forgoingis the substance. A war
rant was issued for the arrest Of the two ply
sieians, and one Of them was captured. The
affair is being thoroughly investigated by the
Mayor, and il is by the request ofthe authori-
ties that we forbesr publishing the names of the
parties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

By virtue Of an ereeSdOn bsued from tbe,COurt o
Common Pleas Of Carroll COGoy Ohio, and to me dirse
ted Nil offer for sale at public Opt-v as the door OF
the Court House in the OF Carotol IL sat eoun.
ty Of Carroll and State Of Ohio, on Monday the Dine
teenth day OfFebruary neI the following real estate
taken In execution as the property Of James Thompson
viz the south half OF the SCUM West quarter Of section
fourteen Of Township Sx aud Range sx, containing sev
enEythree acres Of land lees and situate 10 the
eouutv VI Carroll and State Of Ohio. Appraised aAS
Terms cash. JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, sheriff.
Jan. 1885. 5w. pr fee 500
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMINT-

This liniment has won its way t. nOpular ia IF by
its most unparalleled success in III. the wou,. .ded
aud soothing the most excrutat lg sM;
For rheumatism 1t has equal, lia.w application
will cause the patient ii tori Cuts burns, gals
and all sores requlringA cXt apr oIiiOn will vap
uuish like magic before the all hean mustang. Il Ia
equally applicable to man OF beast Sold by
DR.. O. A. B0EGEL Carrolton. Ohio.
G. W, lghS1 Brook,
Or yini,, and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices, SnA roadway, N. Y, and corner Of
Srd and Market ',eet, st, Lors, Missouri.
Sept l4-546m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
wsaid inform the citizens Of Carrolton and Carroll
county that they can have their Watch repaired in the
best manner and on short notice, By Isndng them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks and JeweFy Of all kinds, gold Pens
vions, and almost everything usually found In Jewel
ry store Ny shop in the centre block immediately I'd
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work of
goods Watches can be left at the residence Of hF.
Wash Butler, OarrotOn, Ohio and viii be promptly sent
turned when repaired. AL work warranted Give
US a trial huhsAN buTLkh
New Pnadelpha, July 2l, ISIS ..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

Valued 1eOtamOHy.-A c,tlzen Vt Balmore, well
known and highly respected, (Wm. H. Thumlert says
of stabers AoOdyne Cherry ExpectOraDt that it cxred
him of threatened Consumption of six months stand
ing persons generally, while suffering from Coughs
Colds and other slight diseases of the lungs and throat
would'Egard them a threatened Consumption" and
app ly an efficient remedy at once there would be far
less fatality from this fell disease than at present Stab
ers Anodyne Cherry ExpectOrant is confidently recon.
mended in all such cases. it rarely fails to cure, and
always gives comfort and reliefto the sufferer Stab
lers Darrhea Cordial is excellent remedy for disea
ses the bowels and is also offered to the public, with
all confidence in its merits. See descriptive pamphlets
to be had gratis Of the agents. Price for eaeb only 50
cents, or six bottles for $3.50.
E. H. Stabler Co., PrOprietors, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Md. Agents-.R E. Sellers
Pittsburg, Pa, j. H. Patterson & Co., Wheeling, Va
D. Park Cincinnati, 0.
DR.. O. A. Bngel, CarrOlton, and Messrs Brown
BarnhOuse, New Hagersto@n, Agents Tor Carroll Co.,
Feb. lin
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
PHILADELPHIR.
STARK PAPER MILLS.

Our Mills are now in full operation, and we are pre-
pared TO gill all orders in our line OF business Editor
and Merchants are respectfully invited 10 give US call
and examine our Stock Of Paper Wefeel perfectly sat
isfed that after thorough examination, they will give
us their patronage, as our Paper will compare vOraby
with any manufactured in the Western Oountry-and
our Prices cannot fail TO give satisfaction. AL Orders
sent by Nail will be promptly attended TO.
The Highest Cash Price will be paid for Rags. Mer
chants are requested to send their Rags and get the
Cash For samples Of Paper List Of Prices &C. address
rossaee paid.l FISHER, ANDERSON, 4 Co.,
Az. aS. is64. # Canton, Ohio.
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speciaI NotiCeS

Joy to DyspcpHcS Dyspeptc is indeed an OBJ.
ject to be ped. His hollow cheek paid countenanCe
and atenuated form, tell the story OF his suengs 1t
is pity that he should suffer- but he does t is bis own
fault. There is medicine which will purge him into
lie and health, and restore the liver to its functions
and give him digestion and appetite. 1t is Dr. HOOf
lands celebrated German Btters prepared only by Dr.
q, NJ Jackson, at the German Medicine Store 100 Arch
st.. Phil. Sold by O. A. Begel CarrOlltOn Ohio.
Ian 95-9w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

EE At q recent election for Directors of the
steubenvile Railroad. the following persons
we're elected for the ensuing year;
Thomas L. Jewett, of SteubenVille Samuel
Livingston, of Florence; James NJ. Cooper,
Mansfield: B Brown, H. Graf, Robt, M'Night,
VIM. M. Lyon, B. F. Smyth. VIM. Phillips,
Lewis Hutchinson and s. A., Long, of Pitts.
burgh, Reuben. Miller was chosen President.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

MArSE;LAw IN MICHIGAN.--0wing 10 sew
'eral aggravated cases Of abuse, arising from
the influence Of the rum holes, thirty woman of
'0stego, Allegan county, Michigan, backed by
about fifty men, marched to the groggeries, Of
that town, with axes in hand, and soon clear
ed them Of oil their liquor, by smashing the
barrels and spfling the rum. The landlord Of
the village tavern came down, without fight,
and promised to quit the business.
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OR C%. roll Press.
CaTrOIltOa. Thursf .ay. T.b. / 1855


CARsOS LEAoUE' : -on the evening Of Wed.
nssdsy Of last we Il. large number Of the
iliEens Of COR town assembled in the base.
msnt Of the y. 3. Church for the purpose si
takiag meAsV res to suppress the liquor traffic
amongst ua, AcarsOn League vas formed, as
viii be seen BY reference 10 another column;
an executive committee vas appointed. Snd
measures we're adopted TO rid our town Of hose
haunls Of fvics. On The frat evening there was
capital stock Of sss. 500 subscribed. The
League convened In the Presbyterian Church
on the Friday evening following, when the
stock was increased to ss6,60o Under the
operation Of the League, liquor drinking in its
former bold form. has vanished. The executive
committee purchased the liquors Of one Of the
dOggerieS. and poured the same out into the
street. We are informed that another has a.
greed 10 quit the business without further rOu-
BILE. The balance will no doubt cave. The
committee are determined 10 enforce the Liquor
Law to lie utmost extent Judging from the
character of the individuals, who compose that
COMMITTEES. We presume that nothing short Of
an entire surrender will satisfy them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
Robert Y. Crooks
vs..
Elizabeth B. Foster
The State Of Ohio, Carroll Cs.
Court Of Common Pleas,
In Partition.

To Elizabeth B. Foster, Of TuscarAxas county Ohio:
Joseph Baker, and Martha his wife Of Nebraska Terri
tory Barbara AdAiins Iamastsr, and Cornelius La
master, Of Adams County Indiana
You will take notice that on the l4th day of Deceu
Der A. D. 1854 RObL E UrOOks fled Petition n N,
Court VI Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio rers
the same now pending, demanding Partition Of ths
following premises situate IN Harrison Township Carroll
county, Ohio 10 Wit the west half Of the soz;A wsSt
quarter, Of Section twenty-five, (22) In 7Ownship g.
teen (l5,) OF Range six (6) containing seventy nine
acres more or less-being same tgact O which Josiah
Poster, decd died seized And thai he will demand
Partition 70 be made Of said premises as follows %
himself the seven tenths part TO Elizabeth B. Foster,
tenth part and to the children Of Lucinda Lamas
ter to wit Martha Baker, inter married With Joseph
Baker, Barbara AdAne Lancaster, Sarah Ellen Lamas.
ter and Cornelius Lancaster, the remaining one tenth
part Of said premises the next term of the Court an
application will be made by the said Petonerior an or
der tnat Partition may be made &c. of said premises
VAN BROWN, Atty. for PHI.
Dec. 81. '54-eW. pr fee b,a6
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

BALLOON ASCENSION Miss Louisa Bradley,
of Philadelphia city made fine balloon ascen-
sion on the morning Of the Goth ult.. from
Easton. She assembled to a great height when
her balloon bursted and she came down very
fast. landing some four miles from Easton in
safety. The excitement was intense until word
came that she was uninjured
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
ExECUTOR,s SALE.
! In the Probate Court Of
Carroll Co. 0hiO-

RlwOOd IddiDgs and Geo. In the Probate Court Of
"; Evans, Executors &C., Carroll Co. Ohio
Of Samuel Iddings, deed.
VS.. Pursuant to an order Of
William Iddings, ct. ais. sale issued from the Court
Of Probate Of Carroll county, 0kiO in the abOve named
cause the 26h day of Dec. 1884 and to us directed
and delivered. We will OHer for sale, at public auction,
the premises owned ani occupied by Samuel Iddng,
at the time Of his decease. in Augusta Tp Carroll Co.
Ohio the 2nd day Of Februa ~ A. D. 1855 between
the hours Of l0ociock In the forenoon and seOck In
the afternoon Of said day. the following real estate of
which the said Samuel Iddings died seized Ito Wit -.
The east part Of the north east quarter Of section eG
teen, in township fifteen, of range ave. situate In CSrF
oil county, Ohio and oontsDing one hundred and slx
teen aeres Terms 0ne.third down, one. thIvd In on1
year, and the remaining third In two years xppra1r
ed ats ELW0oD :DDIEGs'
GEO. W, EVANS.
Jan. 4--'So. 4 W.pF fees2,6o Executors a..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

e#- HENRY INV.G0lATING C0RDIAL:-The
merits of ns pure vegetable extract for the removal
and cure Of r,ysi>a prosrstion, snita debility uer
vous ons, ST., &c, full described in anothe.
column OF this paner which the readeris referred Is
per bottle ties for s., six bottles for ts sl6 pe
dozen. 0's. rye the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. E, COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row.
Pine Street, below Gghth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE PRESSED. For Sale by Dr. O. A, Boe.
GEL Druggist, 0arolton, Ohio, and by eli respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the countr,,
April 20. lsb4.-ly.
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MARRIED.

On monday, Jan. is. 1855, by Rev. w. 1.
Brugh, Mr. William Kean to Miss Mary Jane,
daughter o: Samuel Wight,
By the same, on Thursday the a5th inst,
Mr., Robert Mr., McAIlister to Miss Ellen,
daught,r of John Brugh, Of Mechanicstown
Ohio,
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Han. Wilson By virtue Of FsDdilion s1ponas
vs. Issued from the Court Of Com
Hugh b. Shsaret nOu Pleas Of Carroll county Ohio
and me dirvegeo sh Offer iO1 sse 81 public oa.ery
the dOOr OF the OOurt House, IN the IOWA Of Carroll
on in said county u CARROLL aud state Of Onio on Mon.
day the nDetsehth day Of FerAry next the following
real estate situate in the county Of Carroll aud state Of
Ohio, and described fOoss L0ts numbered 81 and
58 sih the improvements therron, IN the town Of Lees
burgk Said lot 81 Is appraised at 3 and SO at
Terms cash. JOHN D. WHIfCRAPT,
Sheriff
Jan. 1876. 5W. pr fee 500
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

nE Three or foSr weeks since some person
aspo.i,ed letter in the Letter Box Of the
Post Office a. this place dire2'ed to H. J. Hea'
ney ESQ, Hendrysburg, Withoat giving tAe
name OF the State. As there are seVeEH ON
,ces by that name, the Postmaster knows n''
where 20 send it. He desires the writer to caii
and further direct said letter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
Jan. 4--'sS. I a.pr fseSQ,6o :
the State Of Ohio. Carroll
county
Prohais Conri.


In the matter Of the Estate The State Of Ohio. caTrV
Of Samuel RutteF an insane coanty
man, By James Knight his
Guardian. ProAats rsop.1
Pursuant TO an order Of the Court IN this esse sl,
the Guardian q Samuel Rutter an insane man vill al
ier to sale Ga the premises on Saturday the tenth
day OF February next between 10 o'clock forenoon ma
ocieck afternoon Of said day, the following described
st OF AndiR Orange Township, SarreIl eoauty, OhIs
Lying in the porth east and south east quarters 81
Section twenty-five (2b)in Township fourteen (ltl q
Range Six (e Beginning At the centre Of ssld sests1u
thence, NORTH with the line Of the north esst quEssas
forty pOles Thence, east eighty poles Thence south
east one hundred and twenty poles Thence west eIrh.
y pOles to the west line Of the south east Quarssf d
said section Thence. neRth eighty poles to he bean
ming, (exceptng three acres owned by James Prss.l
containing Attyssssn acres or Less Il 4 part Il
the tract cfland nov occupied By Eamusl Rutsss.
Terms; one third in hand and the Fesss u i've sQua
annual payments with interest," secured By mortgage On
/ the premises. JAMES KNIGHT.
Guardian Of Samuel Rustsr, AZ ipsans msp
Jan, li-'S6.4w pr fee tSfk -,
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ESTATE OF LAME DANTEL.

Noticeis hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and quaEed as Administrator the ss
tate Of Jane Daniel deed. hte Of Carroll county 0he.
JOHN B. MOODY
Dec q S4-sw.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

PuTNAM's MAGAZINE for February is on our
table. This number contaius an excellent por-
trait of the Author Of 'Cuba.' Its articles are
interesting, and written IN the most attractive
style, urbane and lively. Those who desire a
Journal filed with something suitable for every
body to read, send for Putnam. For terms see
Prosnectus In another column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

UNITED STATES MAoAzxE.-Ths January
number of this Excelsior monthly has been re-
ceived. It's vastly improved and promises to
still progress. 1t is the cheapest Msgasins
Published-Only one dollar peryeSr. The pub
fishers have provided for the present year a
series of Ofbeauliful allegOrical eugravings. rep
resenting the months of the year, one to appear
each month, which will add no small intsres,
to the Magazine. The present number con-
tains excellent portraits Of Lyman Beecher. and
Archbishop Hughes, two conspicuous leaders in
the opposing divirsiOns of PrOlestants and
Catholics of the country, with biographical
sketches. The present number is the ninth
number Of Volume one of the Magazine
Back numbers from the commencement can be
obtained. Address, J. NJ. Emerson d Co.,
Spruce St., New York.
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.RrpLr.--The Belmont chronical

HORRDLE.--The Belmont Chronical of the
2eth ult says: .
A eoroner's Inquest was held over the dead
body of an infant child near Lloydsville. on
Friday last, and their verdict was to the effect
that the child was born alive. and came to its
death by the hands Of its mother. Mrs. Hen
Sersou. She has peen arrested