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CHEAP STORE MYRTLE & MOORE.
HELENA, ARKANSAS.

THE undersigned having on hand, all open X ed and ready for sale, their Spring and Summer stock of consisting of most articles usually to be had in a dry goods store Having made our purchases in the Eastern market, at the very lowest rates, and being wiling 10 sell at the Hive and let live" rates, we think we can and will sell our goods as low as they can be bought in this market. Those wishing to purchase can put us to the test-all we ask is to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
 We have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, QueensWare, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c. that we have ever before brought to this market--in short, we have a little of something forevery body-no use to specify--if you want any thing Tn our line call, and you will find it at our house-priccs down to the lowest notch
 Ladies Dress Goods.
 A full and complete assortment. of the Ia- test fashion and prettiest style, all of which are offered very low-call and look at them.
 Ready Made Clothing.
 We have full stock of Spring and Sum mer wear, of every size, kind, and quality. Call and we'll suit your taste, and fit your per son-price shall be no object.
 To country merchants, we offer our goods at Q very small advance on cost, and all who call on us will find that we have good goods cheap goods, and accommodating terms.
 We are anxious to sell to good customers on the usual credit Those desiring anything in our line will find it to their advantage to call on us.
 April 26, 1855. MYRTLE < MOORE.
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A DISSEMINATING LADT.-Bayard Taylor delivered a lecture recently at Kalamazoo, Michigan. Next day a lady was asked her opinion of the lec- ture, when she replied: "Oh. 1t was excellent; he has such sweet nous tache!'
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Q D [: Q N BOOK STORE.
| collection of
 Books, Stationery,
 3S5 Y 5 t C AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

FANCY ARTICLES, G., Gc., which they will sell on the most reasonable terms FOR CASH.
 They have recently fitted one of thenew and beautiful stores under the Masonic Hall, and design making 1t an agreeable place of resort for the worahippers of Orpheus and the lovers of literature. The Ladies will find choice assortment of articles for the Toilet Combs of every description and quality, from the common Horn to fine Shell, Brushes
 of every variety, Sewing Birds,
 Work Boxes. Reticules, writ
 ing cases, Perfumery, &c.
 Their particular attention is also called to a splendid PIANO-FORTE, made by Board man < Gray, of Albany, N, Y., having the Dolce Compana attachment; also, to one of Hilton Patent GUITARS, which stands at the head of the list in its line.
 Gentlemen are informed that the Writings of Prescott, Eyerett's Speeches, Benten s Thirty Years in the United Senate, Webster $ Works, with large variety of Works from the most popular authors, can be found upon their shelves, and all are invited to come and examine for themselves.
 TAYLOR X BLISS. Ncv 4 1G51
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''Do you know Mir. John Brown?" "Yes, my dear.'' "Is he not 8 very deserving man?'' "Yes, he deserves 9 aogging, and if ever he gallants you home again will give 1t to hin"
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ffa1s.s'h Steamer ROBT. J. WARD, s iia5f.18 SiIas F. Miller. master---Sum- '-s-s--szzz-- Arrangcment.----This Splendid Steamer will leave for Louisville and all inter- tcrmediate landings throughout the season, as follows. to-wst:
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Dry c oods,

in part of the following: Brown and shirtings, bleached do,; heavy
 Lowells; cloths, cassimers, Iinseys, james, sati- nets, blue drillings; musquito nettings; fancy dress goods, alpacas, muslin de laines, mus de swiss; balzarines, merinos, yarns, carpet
 warps, batting, carpeting; spool cotton, gloves h0sinr,r ntc Ic0
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Except in the winter, when the charges will
 be made according to distance and condition
 of the roads
 In no case will we suffer team to be driven more than forty miles a day. Every person hiring a Carriage for the shortest time will be charged $2 CO., Persons hiring carriages will not be suffered to transfer them to any other person or persons as we shall consider every transfer a new contract and charge according ly, and no one hiring carriage will be suffer- ed to control it upon its return trip. nor no passengers or baggage to be added to the load after starting, without the consent of one of the proprietors.
 Hire of carriage at night will be invari-
 ably............................... $6 % Horse and saddle per day, l 30 (No horse will be hired from the stable
 at night unless it be entirely case of
 necessity.)
 Hire of Hearse to the Helena Grave
 ara, .:.......,..'................. O0 Hire of Hearse to the country, not to
 exceed twenty miles, 10 %
 Horses boarding by the month will be cred ited for absence when it amounts to one week no allowance for a shorter time. Horses boarded by the week, if taken out before the expiration of the week, will be charged for the entire week, or by the day.
 All persons hiring carriages from this stable will be bound for all expenses during the trip, going and returning.
 Persons hiring horses will be held responsi- ble for all damages either to horse or rigging, to be paid as soon as the fact IS known.
 HARGRAVES X KINSEY,
 Heten0, JGn. l, 1855. Proprta'Ors.
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RATES or CHARGES:

Two horses, carriage x driver, day, O( One horse and Buggy, per day, 3 O( Horse hire per day, l 5( Call and give us trial, and if we don giv( satisfaction no charges made.
 Persons hiring horses, carriages or buggies will be held responsible for all damages.
 l.. J. HARRIS, Aug. 5, 1854. Proprietor.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

k'IE SulNNH- pdI'Ntio ol tic ldic HILH | Bailcys fiornor having associated with them JOIN N. WARE, and formed d Co-part- nership under th name and style of
 BAILEY, HORNOR X CO.,, would respectfully inform the public generally that they have purchased the entire stock oi Goods belonging to the late firm, and intend to continue the business at the old stand on front street, where they will be happy to wait on all persons who may be pleased to favor them with cal. The customers of the late firm arc assured that they will be treated as we'll if not better, than heretofore. and Good. of every description will be sold as cheap both at wholesale ane retail as they can be afforded in any southerE market It is no humbuq when we say thai we can and will sell G0ods as low as they can De purchased in Ncmphi or elsewhere in the South. One of our part ners spends the most of his time East. and we are satisfied thai he purchases Goods as cheap as the cheapest, consequently our facilities are such as to enable us to fulfil this promise faithfully. We Intend, however, selling Goods at wholesale. to confne ourselves to a cash business exclusively.
 II. w. BAILEY.
 CHAS. W. BAILEY,
 J. s. HORNOR,
 JOHN N. WARE.
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X s another year has passed and we arestiIl on A hand; we herewith return our best thanks to our old friends and customers, and to the travelling community generally, for their very liberal patronage dnring the year 1854, and we trust that we have merited it.
 We now beg leave to announce that we are again fitted up at our same old stand to com mence with the first day of the New Year, and solicit the patronage heretofore bestowed upon us, and promise that we will endeavor to do whatever may be properly required of us ill our line; therefore we say to one and all, call at the BUENA VISTA STABLE, and see what we can do in the way of fixing up your horses, We say that the "bill' shall be "flied" upon our part Horses, Mules. Car riages, Buggies, and Wagons, taken as usual upon commission.
 The following will be the current rates of charges from this date:
 Board of horse by the month. (payabla
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Valuable Lands g. Wood
 xara Stand for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sa'aon reasoDg ble and accommodating terms, the pa,'yt, t,.- ~ which he is now living, on Island G6 fAI.55 4, county, Arkansas, about 50 miles below 'r., U, town of Helena. In the whole traC. 'D... . are about POO acres, about 30 of wl,I ,.,s a,s cleared and in cultivation, with good IIa@ T.a, around it. There is a comfortable dN5-.' ,.-t house, allnecessary out buildings, ,-anda 1. Tt5. and most excellently paled in garden lD land fronts on the Mississippi river a0ouJ, ,:l :l mile,-with good steamboat landing, al I' or middle stage ofwater, and no caylng ua9D o5 and it is estimated that there are about S 900 cords ofuncut wood growing on the 3,Is. ur, the trees averaging about two and a hall" each.
 Any person desiring to make an in7es'gs n., in lands situated on the Mississippi rlyer' I F ticularly with a view of engaging in the 4' ,;, business, will find this a most eligible Ioc"" Title indisputable ..tI
 For particulars apply at this office 0r,oGiI n subscriber on the premises, in person, o {is. dress him at 66 P. O., Coahoma CoanIi!1 i1T T
 Sept. 9 1S54. THOS. TJ NS | Al+p
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Air.-"The seal the sea. the open seal"
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BSg@ Magistrates and Constables' Blanks or sale at this Office.
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LATE .3RRTU.4LS OF &PKsE.S'G &. & gLsHg.HEEIEP
 GOODS,

VHE subscribers having received their
 \ SPRING X SUMMER stock, are now prepar- ed to supply their customers with goods at very moderate prices. They will endeavor at all times to keep on hand 9 complete stock of
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GROCERIES.

NtLpO Cl<INAA4hO' Coffee tea. molasses. refined crushed and brown sugars, allspice, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, indigo, madder ginger, tea. vinegar candles, starch, powder, shot, lead, etc.
 HARDWARE. Table and pocket cutlery, grain and brier scythes; trace, log, OK, and fifth chains; hoes, shovels and spades, steel corn mills; mill, cross cut and hand-saws; files, teakettIes, enamellcd kettles. castings and hollow ware, butts and screws, tap-hinges; chopping, broad and hand axes. tr0wcls, rat traps, curry combs, steel and iron squares; bench, moulding, match and brace planes.
 HATS.
 Fine Beaver. Nole-sIlin. Panama, Leghorn, and palm-eafhats; also, Caps.
 READY-MADE CLOTHING. Fine dress cloth, and drad q d'etc Coats, cas- mere Pants and a full assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing.
 MEDICINES. Sulphate Quininc. Calomal, Blue Mass, Epson Salts. etc. Also-Paints and Oils.
 FURNITURE. They will keep constantly on hand @ gener- al assortment of Furniture, consisting of Hcd- steads, Bureaus, Ward-robos, Chairs, SOias, Natrasscs, work-stands, wash-stands, Cribs, etc. Also. window Sash, of all sizes, window blinds. doors. etc.
 COOKING STOVES. Ofwhich We have an excellent variety Tron-Bar, slab, and rod iron; hoop do.; cast steel. wro't and cut nails, horseshoe do.; fin ishing nails. etc.
 STATIONERY. School Books, blank Books, memorandas; cap and letter Paper; black and blue Inks, Inkstands, quills, states, steel pens, pencils, etc.
 SADDLERY. Ladies and mcns' Saddles; brides, hatcrs, martineales. surcingles and girths. horse col lars; extra bridIe reins and rings, etc. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. II. r. COOLIDGE X Co. Helena, April %. 1855.
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THE SCOLDING SHE.
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STATIONERY.

School Books, blank Books, memorandas; cap and letter Paper; black and blue Inks, Inkstands, quills, states, steel pens, pencils,
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COOKING STOVES.

Ofwhich we have an excellent yariety.- Ton-Bar, slab, and rod iron hoop do.; cast steel wro't and cut nails, horseshoe do.; fin ishing nais ctc.
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May 26, 1855.
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June l2, 1854.
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Coffee tea, molasses, refined crushed and brown sugars, allspice, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, indigo, madder, ginger, tea, vinegar candles, starch, powder, shot, lead etc.
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Buena Vista Stable.

Nov. 1, 1854.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

X full and complete assortment, of tho la- est fashion and prettiest style, all of which lre offered verI lOw-calI and look at them.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-28

553s From Biaissyile, by McEolia, Brasstown Fort
Hcmbrees and Tusqatse, Aquone, 80 miles,
once week.
Leave Blarsyle Tuesday al ; M;
Arrive al Fort Hembree same day by & pmt
Leave Fort Hembfee Monday al I NJ;
Arrive Al Aqoone same day by IL m;
Leave AqaoBe Monday az 1 D mi
Arrive al fors Hsmbree Same day by 6 pm,
Leave Fort Hembfee Tuesday al 7 d m;
Arrive u Biarsyille same day by n m
5ss5 From Cashiers Valley to clay,os, niles and
back once q week
Bidders viii state distance and schedule Of depart
uges and arrivals
5s3s From Wilmington to Savannah Ga, $40 miles and
back, daily, Ia steamers.
Leave Wilmington daily at 7 M;
Arrive at Savannah next day by Sam,
Leave Savannah daily at > M;
Arrive at Wilmington next day by lam.
For list Of posuassys North Cvol.a saors "a 70 sersi
20 the sp6asay suaraaoys distractions annersd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06

break 10 great force. The action lasted about
three hours, but they we're completely repulsed
BY the French and SaTdinians.
(Seeond Dispatch One O'Clock The
Russian attack this morning was under con.
mand Of Lprandi. with from 10000 70 10000
men. Their loss is estimated at from 4, 900 70
1000. and about 400 prisoners are taken.-
The loss on the side Of the Allies was very
small
Pelissier telegrsphs on The 10Th as follows
For some days past rumors Of an intended
attack on the part Of the Russians had excited
our attention, and this morning at daybreak
they realized their intention against our lines
en- the Ohernaya, but in spite Of the move.
ment OF imposing masses which bad been col
lecled during the night the enemy we're re-
pulsed with great vigor by the troops forming
the divisions Of Generals Herbillion, Canaya,
Francheux aud Morris. The Sardinians placed
On our right fought bravely, The Russians
left large number Of dead on the field, and
we made many prisoners. The Russians we're
In complete retreat on MackenEie's Hill when
our reverse came up, and with The aid Of our
brave allies: particularly the English cavalry,
the enemy received a severe blow.
Our losses, although much less numerous
than those Of the enemy, are not yet known.
PELIssIER.'
Ahairs before Sevasiopol were unchanged.
Omar PachR had received hasty orders TO
return TO the Crimea instead Of going to Asia.
General Simpson telegraphed on the I6:
'Geberal Pelssier and have decided 10
open FIRE from the English and French batter
les tomorrow morning at daybreak.'
st. Petersburg letters say that Gorchakoff
has orders from the Emperor to sink the Rus
sian feet if the Malakof falls,
The London Morning Post ministerial or.
gam says editorially: Ne have reason to
believe that stirring and hitherto unexpected
intelligence may be looked for from the Cri-
mea within the next few days. a-
1t is supposed to refer to the secret expedl-
ton or field movement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06

Sys-Judge NJ. K. Noah, gentleman with great
scientific and literary attanments said il his New York
Weekly Messenger January 8, 1850:
Dr. HOohand's German Bitters.-Here is prepare.
tion which the leading presses in the Union appear to
be unanimously in recommending and the is OBJ
vious. 1t is made after prescription furnished by one
of the most celebrated physicians Of modern mes the
late Dr. Christopher Wilhelm Hoohand, Professor to
the University of jena private physician to the King
Prussia and of the greatest medical writer's in Ger.
many has produced. He was emphstcally the en-.
emy of humbug, and therefore medicine of which he
was the inventor and endorer may be confidently re.
lied on. He especially recommended it in Liver Com.
plant Dyspepsia, Debility, Vertigo Aoidity of the Sto
mach, Constipation and all cOmpaints arising from
disordered condition of the stopac the liver and the
ntesines. Nine Philadelphia papers express their con-
victions of its excellence, and several of the editors
speak of its effects from their individual experience
Under the circumstances feel warranted not only
in calling the attention Of readers to the present
proprietors, Dr. G. NJ Jacksons preparation, but in
recommending the article to all afflicted 5i 4o"
Sold by DR.. G. A. Beogel, Carrolton, Ohio.
Sent a. 2W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
TIME TABLE.
:. u OF THE n :
CARROLL COUNTY RAIL ROAD.

On and after Monday, July 2Srd, 1855, the Train
will leave Carroton, Ohio, daily, Sundays excepted
at o'clock and as minutes, A. NJ, stopping at all way
stations and connect with Mail Train on the c. & p R. R.
enabling passengers going North to arrive at Cleveland
at o'clock and 20 minutes P. h and at Pittsburgh al
O'Clock and 80 minutes P. NJ, and those going South
to arrive at New Philadelphia at o'clock and As min
utes, P. N.
Train will return to CarrOtOn on the arrival Of the
Mail Train from Cleveland and Pittsburgh, at Oneida al
IL o'clock and SO minutes A. NJ. and arrive at Carroll
ton at o'clock and 20 minutes P. NJ stopping at al
way stations:
Passengers can reach the Steubenvle and Indiana
Rail Road, at New Market, at O'Clock P. NJ by stage
to connect with the trains for Columbus andSteuben
vile.
The Freight Train viii run as usual.
ssa FARE REDUCED.
Through Tickets from Oneida to New Market Ouei
da to CarrotOn by Rail Road, CarrOllton New Mar
ket by sage-$l to be had at James Hustons Store
at Depot, CarFolton.
Stages, also, run from 0arroton TO Harlem Springs
amsterdam, Springfield, Richmond, and Steubenvile
by which travellers can be conveyed without delay.
d. a. STIDGER,
eurUllsUn, o. July M.lsSS kfpgriutu4sns
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06

The Eleventh Annual Announcement of the
Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati is be-
fore us. The winter session commences on
Monday, Oct. 18th next, and will continue l6
weeks. The Spring session begins in Febru,
airy, Immediately after the close of the winter
session, The College fees as follows: Ma
circulation, IS; Tuition $50: Graduation, 1885,
Demonstrators ticket for those who deSsect,
&S;-For information. &C., address ]. R, Bu-
chanan NJ. D., Dean of the Faculty, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
7IdUII5UHUHE IN
NEW PHILADELPHIA
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY.
~ C :" Nc ~E % M

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority ofthe University Of Free Medicine and
popular knowledge. Chartered by the State Of
Pennsylvania, April 20, 1858, with capital of $780,
600, mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils o.
Spurious Nostrums. Also for supplying the commune
ty with reliable remedies wherever a Competent Ply
sican cannot or will not be employed, have purchased
from DR.. John R. ROwand; bis celebrated RowIND's
Tonic MIXTURE, known for upwards of twenty-five
years as the only and safe for FEVER and A.
CUE &e., and his inestimable remedy for BOWEL Con-
PLANTS. Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
together with the Universits Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The Unversity's remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
ton,
The University remedy for Cosiive Bowels,
Also the UniveTsitys Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dispensary or store Of Dr. c. A Boegel Car.
rolltOn, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimer, New Ha.
gerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
May IT, 1885, sm. ....-....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
Mem Special Notices,
August a8, 1855.

EB-AGUE AND FEVER of three years standing
CURED.-Mr. John Longlen, now living at Beaver
Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague ans
Fever for three years. of the time had chls twic
day, and rarely less than once, he was parched with
fevers soon the chill left him; and after trynl
physicians qunne, Of the ronics advertised AM
everything recommended to him, was about to giyeuI
in despair, when CArters Spanish Mixture was spoken
of he got two botes but before he had used more thai
single one, he perfectly cured, and has not had
chill or fever since.
Mr.. Longden is only one out of thousands who have
been benefited by this great tonc Alternative and bloOt
purifier. See advertisement. .-.
Aug. 2-lS55. I'm. .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06

meriean, and three English. At 9 given sig.
nal, they commenced their trial, which was 70
cut down l,73S square yards Of oats. The A.
meriean machine Of Mccormick. completed is
task IN mastery manner, in II minutes, the
second American machine took 23 minutes, and
the third "a minutes. The other machine
took from 81 minutes 10 hour and 20 minutes
10 perform their work. The next trial was 70
cut down the gather up a given quantity Of
lucerns, when the palm Of victory sgaia fell to
the machine Of Mccormick.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06

THE Edinburgh Review for July, has been
received. Contents-The Genius of Dry den;
Indian Substitutes for Russian Produce, Vile
mains Recolections of History and Literature
The Laurie Chersonese The.Land of Silence;
Statesmen of India, The Maynooth Commits.
son; Modern FortfcatOn; The Rev. Sydney
Smith; The sebastopOl Committee and Vienna,
Conferences. The four QuaTterlies and Black
wood are republished by L. Scott & Co. New
York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

EVERY announcement to be made Of candidates, for
ia nomination must be accompanied with dollar for
asuoscriber and two dollsrs Il a nonsubscriber.
AEssRs EDrroRs.
Please announce William NJ Gun.
ningham ESQ., Of Stark county as Candidate for State
Senator, subject to the decision Of the Republican SEN
atorial convention. MANY VOTERS.
Aug. 8, 1855. pd.
Messrs Editors: You will please announce the nsms
OF John Beatty liable candidate for Senator sub
ect to the action of the District Republican Convention
August %. pd Little CARROLL
hessrs. EDITOR. Please announce the name OF s.
ID. Day as candidate for Senator subject to the de-
cision Of the Republican Convention.
August 20. pd Molly Stark
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06

MARROW EsoAPE.-As Miss Martha Burrows
Of BernardstOwn, young lady of fourteen
years Of age, was driving horse and vehicle
over crossing of fthe Connecticut River Raj
Road, says the Springfield Republican, her at,
te utiOn was attracted by the music Of neigh.
boring organ grinder that she did not observe
an approaching train Ofcars. The locomotive
struck her carriage at high iate of speed,
shivering it to atoms and killing the horse.
while Miss Burrows was safely taken off by the
engine and seated on the railing in front Of the
smoke stack, where she was found unharmed
when the train was stopped. She was so lit
tie harmed that she was playing wait for the
Wagon and Jordon is hard road to travel,
on the piano in.the afternoon.
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FOR SALE Or RENT

Having determined to remove to Iowa, wish to sell
my Hotel property in Carrollton Ohio, known as the
Western Exchange Hotel" now, and for many years
occupied by me as tavern. The buildings are Ia ge
and commodiOus and the stand at the corner Of Lisbon
and Market Streets fronting the Pdblic square," and
Court House. Beside all the other necessary buildings
there is good store in part of the Hotel Build
iLgs large stable calculated for fifty horses and on
separate lot from the HOTEL i'll be sold with the prop
erty If not sold before the middle Of August next,
the viii be for rent Terms very fair and reason
able; and possession given Immediately. Call on the
undersigned. 14.f \ RICHARDH LEGGETT.
Carrollton, Ohio, July 10, 1856. #.