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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
FROM MAsnINGrON.

APRIL 1s.-The State Department have dis
patches from Mr. Dallas nwliicil he says that the
subject of differences between England aud the
United States will be fully discussed in Parlia-
ment lie is led to believe that the discussion
will not be devoid of acrimony towards this
country, but he is prepared to bear it with phil
osophy. He mentions, with particulars, hume
rOus acts of marked courtesy extended to him,
including those Of members Of the Cabinet, and
regards these manifestations rs expressions Of
pcaccable disposition towards this country.
Dispatches from Col. Wheeler to the Govern
mcnt mention that Col. Schlcssinger's retreat
was not the result of defeat by the Costa
Ricans, but stroke of successful policy, super
induced by the largely overwhelming force ofthc
enemy.
The President contemplatcs leaving Washing
ton to-day, in company with the Secretary Of
the Navy for Annapolis, to see the steamer
Mcrrimac, where they will be Joined on Satur,
day, by many members of Congress.
The two treaties for the benefit Oft the Indian
tribes in Michigan, recently ratified by the Sen,
ate, make provision for their occupation oflands
in that State inscpcrablc instead on common
and direct their annuitics as to their moral and
industrial Improvement. The treaty with GER
tain Indian tribes in New Mexico, likewise re-
Gently ratified, proposes to concentrate them
apart from the whites, and encourage them ii
the pursuit of the arts, ofpcace and civilization
Among the official documents read from Ore
gon, was u letter from Joel Palmer, Supcrintcn
dant of Indian Affairs, who, confirming the state
mcnts Of Gov, Kerry, said the present difficulty
in Southern Oregon is wholly attributable to the
acts of the whites, adding that the Indians it
that district had been driven to desperation by
acts of cruelty agains their people. Treaties
have been violated and acts of barbarity com,
United by those claiming to be citizens, that
would disgrace the most barbcrous natives Of
earth Ifnone but those who pcrpctratcd such
acts were to be afflicted by this war, we might
look upon itwith indifference, but unhappily,
this is not the case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
NEW YORK MARKET.

Arm, 1s.-Flour firm, sales 12,000 bhIs.
Wheat held firm but demand limited, sales 1000
bus. Corn. firm, sales 81, 900 BUSH. Whisky
ffrmcr, sales $50 bbls, Pork firm sales of 400
bbls. Beef dropping, sales of $50 b5ls. Lard
firm, sales 400 bbls. Coffee firm, sales 1860
bags Rio at 10. Sugar 6rm, sales $500 hhds.
Orleans niolasscs dull, sales 100 bbls. Oils quiz
Ct. Bacon firm, sales 700 casks boneIess mid
dies at IL, hams 9 IA, shoulders Il.
Cotton market dull, sales 1000 bales Orleans
mitldling at IL SO; Upland NO. IL 1=s.
Stocks dull and languid. Money firm. Hi
nois. Central bonds ss. N. Y. Central 90 1--t,r-z
Reading o. IL Erie 90 L.. Harlem 10 ~.
Chicago and Rock Island 94s8-4. Cleveland and
rtledo ss, Milwaukee and Mississippi s5 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Ar,nGEn audience was in attendance at the
,,hennum last night, on the occasion of the
Irneft of Mrs. Dufield, than on any former
nisbt Of the season. The bill for this evening
i one calculated to draw crowded house. The
MAYS are "Pizarro, or, The Death of Rolla, and
Jack Sheppard" with cast giving guarantee
that both pieces will be produced with the
greatest effect Is. --.5sst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

r,v,on Attic sign Of the Grand Turk, has re-
..iy,,l another lot of superior scsars and tobac-
CIV Tc has some kinds of scgars never before
~ to this market, and of very fine flavor.
n. stoby,' segars made by him are the very
list to be had. sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

SEE the novel advertisement of Mr.. S. Avery.
n addition to his own manufacture, he has just
,.ceived large and complete assortment OF
vino ' and summer hats and caps from the east.
A. = nice hat" is animportant part of gentle
mans dress, and at Avery's Hat Store is good
mace to get the article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

TngODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIOS.-We UNDER
stand that arrangements have been made with
the Central Ohio and Little Miami Railroads, to
carry persons to and from the grand celebration
of the odd Fellows at Cincinnati, atonc-half the
usual fare for the trip. Tickets are to be pro
cured from W. d. Terry at Wheeling, and t
". strader at Cincinnati. The celebration
will take place on the 9th of this month.
Tickets from Wheeling to Cincinnati and back,
under this arrangement, will be $3.50. Nc
doubt many members Of the order, willcmbrace
this opportunity to zee Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

DR'THOF.A wELr-KxowS MAx.-capt. John
Haliy' formerly one of the most respectable and
Prosperous slip-masters in the Union, died at
JUS residence, ROseEill Essex county, on the 9th
inst lie was native of Lancaster county, Va,
and resided for some years in New Orleans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
A1iERICAN, IRON MARKET.

lPMG'A:3 April 1877 nnsactsops in pig du-
ring the week small, the amount making The ag
grcgate of 1900 tons Holders tiru,AqIotations
Ie$28 for No. j, 90 for No. 3, and 90 for No. 3,
charcoal pig Mt S74. Bars in good request at $40
to rs; rail firm at SOS. Cast Nails moving free
" at to ago. Blooms $7Oto S0as per quality
and brands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

$40" N 1nr NorxTAlSs.-A correspondent
Al Nicholas C. H., Va, informed the Grecnbricr
Ira that the snow in the mountains:iu Stroud's
"iades is from twelve to fourteen inches deep,
deep. S''SS - ''''' 'eN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
EEvEn Ann AGnE

Case of Y0ht IfoatfS' Sanding cured by IoerAares
Holland BitterSaIIchael Kelly, No III Grant, Smith
field street july while running the river
cotton bOat plying between NatcheE Orleans
with Fever ud Ague. For eight long months
suffered dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
tine was unable work. spent least MY dollars
different medicines, but found permanent relief
Three weeks ngo, my friends upon my
ing B0erhHre'S Holland BneyS saying that cWrs Irs
yINyUHteed. After trying 1t for only week, must
State 1 was n mun. / have been work for
two weeks had OF the clls and fever
whatever" 100
certify tho above statement is true.
.-t- THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
-.' rat L. Chesterij Gothic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

PrH'ATOHr IN BLAzE.-PurgatOry mountain,
near buchanan, BOtetourt county, was on FIRE
last week The vast sheet of flame, at night
pleSenteda sublime spectacle Great dcstruc-
00h oil timber and fences was the result
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Tue river, which was falling on Thursday,
took sudden turn, and was rising up to o.
dock yesterday, when it had attained height
of95 feet Last evening it appeared to be fall
M again, though we look for more of a rise.
The weather was on the cool order, with q
s.ifrbrcczc from the northwest. Business or
the wharf only moderately active.
The.J. II. Done left in thccvcning for St Loa-
i,with full cargo of freight and passengers.
Large amounts offreights along the river, arc
being held back for summer rates on the b. &
0. Railroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

'N,sosEc.-Thc eeruer stone of now Mason
ie eiiiec was laid at Prince George Court House
Wednesday, with appropriate ceremonies. j.
H. Claiborne, Esq, of Petersburg, was the ora
tor on the occasion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

c.r,,-Nr. Peter linn, will open his
'1 c.. ans Saloon for the Season, on Monday
Ice O'F@'" c;,;zensall know that linn makes the
next hest and that he has the pleasantest rooms
:, the citv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
uEADAcmE ANn DEmLIrY.

HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. slas Lscomb of Birmingham says :" have found in
Oerlavcs Dttrrs remedy for headache and debility. My
also used 1t with the greatest benefit" =
Nicholson Pittsburgh also says he has expo
renced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS. =
A ADlldn4C'S TeStiHONY-Jacob RnsEGs, living In the
Holland OF ShebOyEuu Wis. suffering
misery attending utter prOstratiOn of
mind body, Itave been rrstore by using Doerhaye's
Eitters. perfect lGaltlI.i 81 =. ...isl
The uCt Of this remedy being in such high repute among
OIlnnIers in wisconsin, Michigan, New fnrkn fact,
every Holland settlement in the United statesargucs III
its favor. Is.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH REST0RED.
AIR. John Davidson, living ulles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsy vnna Canal, says Wlicm taking
oerhave's Holland lers, could hardly wak-now en-
Joy excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
FROM THE SOUTH.


bait, April 18.-Ncw Orlcnns papers Of Sat
urday have been received by the Southern mail.
They contain Vera Cruz dates to the Sth inst.
The country is stillin an unsettled condition,
Peubla. In consequence of the clergy having
been the principal fcrmcntcrs Of the disturbance,
tho Government has issued an cdict FORGETTING
the propertyo of the church. The cdict is very
severe against any person who may conceal, or
assist the clergy in conccaling the property for
The Bishop of Pcubla has refused to deliver
books containing statements and accounts OF
property of the church. The officers at Pcubla
proceeded to enforce the surrender, and repaired
to the Episcopal Palace, accompanied by troops,
On reaching the gates notice was found posted
in the enforcement of the Government decree
would be accommodated. Notwithstanding
this the government officials proceeded to take
possession of the property.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
ON and after Tuesday, Aug 1885, until further notice
W Trains Sl be run us follows, Saturdays e%cePed:)
GOING NORTH.

GOING sOUTlI-The s.1OA TrGO will eonnee. at San
lusky with Morning TOleto nj Monrnevle with
Chicago Express Southern Division of G. T. Road at
lby with Cincinnati Express from Mt
Mansfield with Day Express from pittsburgh and ut
Newark with the Fast and West Trains on the Central Ohio
The S3OP NJ Train will sandusky with steam
City from Detrn Mt Monroevle with western Train
C. T. H. IT,; mt Sicily Junction at 52l T. NJ with the Mail
Train on G. c. K C. for Columbus CinCinna ut Mans
field Junction Mt T. NJ with Fast train on o. r. X H.
Pittsburgh and ut Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio Il. II :. - ~
GOING SORTiI-The 1923 Train will make close con
ucctiOn mt Newark Train from Beair C. o. II.
III Mansfield Junction with Express for Ptshnrg; at
Gland Buffalo and New York. and at MOnroeve with
Mail Tain on G. &. road tOTOedo, Chicago, &C.
2lU 81 Train will at Newark with Express from
tho East ON CentInl Ohio Road; ut Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for lsnrg; mt Shelby Junction at 5'2!
with Cincinnati Cleveland; at Atonrocville with Night
Express for Toledo and C!cngo aud ut Sandusky with the
''|''''>' 10y J. II. ROBINSON, sup't.
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sep15-u
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MEDIEAII.L
nm SII0nLll Tray IN!
I I33l .E5-f @-Il----- ID . u Q
DIR. j.. HOS ST E. TT Err S
T CELEBRATED 5,7i- SIS, f.
STOmACHBITT &
100, 900 Rotiie.isotd in Gao. ear.


NOTHING in the matchmaking in the medical market
IN the past dts years, has ever eqae, nor can m
- GREAT ASFI-DYspEPTIC.
IIostetter'S not an OLD granny recipe,
the experimental result of Amateur physi
eau verbal investigation. II Is the result OF profound
OF the most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
Dr. IIostettrr submits Ills Invaluable Bers to cheu
tests, still BETTER Personal trial upon your
constitution. The properties OF these sers Viii
analysis, ami the full force their great
medicinal effects will be made manifest In mn almost tncrSdl-
bly, short space OF time upon the system.
Are you DyspCpcs Then tale tlcee celebrated stomach
Are yOu Blouss Try bottle Of these Btters and be
relieved at once.
free these Bitters.
lINve YOU Fever and AgueP How many thousands In the
West and South cured Of this constitution destroy.
ing disease, by the of these Bttters.
All should try great nntidole. We venture to affirm
that while Osetter Dtters used, case OF fever and
ague cannot occur.
One wine glassfu taken three times day before meals,
will great tonic agent which all will appreciate
when personally satisfied of the fact they will be by Civ
ing the Ditters one trial. =
There Bters, represented to be the same which
are comparatively worthless. Our Mers without
rival for their medicinal qualities They are put IN In
square containing full quart with the directions
and .tJr j. IOststter EoiSdcI Berst blown the bot
tle None other genuine ~ u & 81,
PIIICEf ONE DOLLAR PER RoTTLE
by the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
Restaurants, Dealers generally throughout the United
's-seS' J - = &LAUGHLINs & B6sIIFIELD and
T. II. LOGAN. & CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

WEAKNESS OF THE, STOMACH AND INDIGESTION e
Another great Cure ERECTED by BOerhTEeS XuMd Bit
e"*The wife of Peter De witte, living in Holland Town,
SlGboygHn county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
of the stomach and Indigestion. She had been
under physicians for some time, hut the disease
seemed to battle Ills skill. She purchased lol
BIttcrs Office, which have given tone to her So-
mac appetite and strength returning and firm.
~ believe that this Is another great effected by
medicine.
still to record many wonderful cures effected by
remedy, but must await another opportunity One
ding you rely upon what have published from
persons respected community, and literally
true. ]. QUINTUS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19


GRAND LODGE OF VuRcINrA, ]. o. u. F.-This
body met at Richmond on the 18th inst, and
closed after session of three days We under
stand the scssionwas a very harmonious one, and
that the business of the Lodge, was all gone
through with Tho following are the names of
Cisand Officers elected for the present year:
" W. C. Mastcr-NlcuoLAs X. TROUT, Of
Stanton
RwD. C. Master-J. r, JACKSON, of Front
Royal
Rw. G. wardcn-TnonAs j. EVANS, of
Richmond.
Rw. C. secretary-MrcuAEl sEAoARs, OF
Richmond
Rw. G. Trcasurer-GEoeoE w. TOLEn, of
Richmond
W. C. chaplain-w. L. urlAsD, OF
Mountsyiilc. 81
W, e. ConductOr-A. L. PETERS, of Halifax.
VI. e. Marshall-P POTTER, of Richmond.
VIC. Guarlian-A. GRANT, of Richmond.
W. G. lIerald-J. w. CnrLDREss, of Rich
mOnd.
representative to the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge of the United States-NnLAN II. Cook
CfIliIlsvilIc.
Tie next session of the Grand Lodge will he
held in Richmond on the first Wednesday after
the second Monday of April, 1857.
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ROM PERNAMBUCO.

- p FROM PERNAMBUCO. = 4
iENEw York, April 1S.-A letter from Pernam-
buco of March 18th, states that the cholera was
raging there, 21OO having died.
The Brazilian steamer Marquis De Chinda,
was lost lately near Rio Janiero
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

N. o. MARKET.
ARRIL 17.-95OO bales cotton sold, prices stiff
or, middlics 10 1=4 k,'zat'ork $40. Beef 1880.
Coffee II 1-2.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

BALTIMORE MARKET.
APRIL 1s.-Flour very firm, sales Howard st.
at 6,623, being an advance of l21. Wheat from
8 to 8 cents and corn cent better.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
Ferer aud AOue, DyspePsi0, Indigestion, Heuddche,
-'a2' loss Of 5tpntttte, Detttny, coNttrt"ess,

Many worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy all affections OF the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic it has been e!uacd for the relief affords in
debility weakness ofHny Kind Is almost In
stantancous. Nervous, and Neuralgia Alice
Ons, instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients SO
nncsitttnely recommend surely may cease to doubt,
and eagerly Its virtues for ourselves #A so
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
Editor shcboygan NicuwI,ode, slcboygar
RHEUMATISM.

A Case of 7Ico NoMtix Standing cured by Roerhares
HsEnd BiteE-GeorEe Henderson, Pittsburgh, says
Afer suffering for three months With rleunntls-a purt
OF the severely to cOnne TO my bed have
entirely cured by the Of Doerave's Holland Bit
lad attack since but found almost instan
taneous relief the medicine. Ills In my opinion,
remedy for rllcunnsM.M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

FASHIONABLE wcddins, Visiting Complimentary and
II Cards, NOtaral Consular and Commercial seals
and Presses Certificate OF stock, and Deposit, Bills of
Ladlg ENcEHngc, Checks, Drafts Notes OF Hand Bill
Slow Cards. Labels, Designing and Engra
wing Wood every variety Engraving and Printing
will specimens by mall ION application with p. o.
stanpl Orders by mail promptly attended Terms
iS26daw 8n -. 80 1875 broadway, cor Dey ST, MY. "a
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ELECTRO CHEMIsCFTE ARoN1A
EcAt .RozzaMdseA Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the Of tits
valuable medicine the United StntCs During this
Gained NMirtEARl nOnMihritV RemGlY
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"S 0EaSf w. S. wooDs1pE, Superintendent.
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Improved Artincial Teeth.

IOR j. ALLEN :atc Professor College of Den
tai Surgery invites his highly improved
method of constructing Artificial Dcntures, which combine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c

Saddles, Fyk1aTh6SS3- Ii uAAS3 w.
rER,Tr r. SHEPPARD respectfully informs his frends
81 and the public, that he has anda large assort-
men or ali articles In his Hue, consisting Of Saddles Br
dies Fine Harness, Iron and wood frame Trunks
yascs ags, Sacels, Upper Leather, ogskin and
Hair Collars, Whips, Hanies, &C. &C. 4, ,...,.
hue English shaftor.
Trunks, very superior article containing all
the latest improvements, and unsurpassed for ghtheSs
strength and durability. .g-
Fine Iarnrss Of tie best style; Buggy, Wagon
Harness. &C., of the very bestmaterals aud EorknAn'
large assortment Carpet Dags Ladies satehes
Of every variety Of material and patern which wi" be sold
All work ordered viii be Furnished promptly and at
Reasonable rates. 9nno eortsW be spared to merit con
tinuanes of public f4yor i------a-- sPs
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS. :
TINE subscriber has alarge
assortment OF Hats, of te latest and most approved
style which cannot be surpassed for lhtneS beauty and
endurance. ZOO
AIare assortment OF Black Brown Caret and Pearl col
or Son Hats Of every gade together with large assert
nent OF ienS YOUTHS and ehldTenS Caps Wholesale ana
Retail 10 which attention OF patrons anu the public
g. sHats made 70 Coneormatare measure.
an a Sssy NJ 'sse. 's'' VI. w J1MEsoN.
KID GLOVES.
n HAVE lust received largest Gents Kid Gloves
ever offered in this market, and OF the very best makes
Every WaETaue toVe entire or NO sale
At a ne. : J" sshlP s', .'i s,s Ju sTALLNIN
m OIl0WAYFs P.lls and Ointmels Tor sale by t
nhaO =. 40 II Monroe street
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The Adams Express Company.
orT1cI N'LuRE M0CsE, wHEEIlYc, va !.
Eizsssz.5 gzssSzzssa !:ssgs55zsE - 49,
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D. tirtat strength Is obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum plate. and ordinary force of misleading
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-16
Kansas aid.

The Free State Settlers Of Kansas are in q
Graly suffering condition for the want Of clothes,
provisions and money Every arrival and lei-
ter from shere brings US accounts Of sutferings,
and unless the people Of the North send them
timely aid the coming winter will drive them
from the Territory. Will the North now lei
the rigor Of winter do what the border rufians
have failed 10 doS
Let sewing societies be formed in every neigh.
honhoOd and bed clOthe 9. flannel shirts, stock.
ines and other clothing be made aud collected
and forwarded to W. F, NJ. Army. No. ii Ma.
zine Bark Binding. Chicago, III, and. they will
be sent TO Kansas.
Let Eocietiesbe formed also for the collection
Of money. and let all give who are willing o.
their abundsncs to help to supply bread and
clothing to those heroes who have so nebly.
stood BY our rights in Kansas.
The National Committee will forward al
funds shat may be sen. them with special di.
recticns; yet they would advise that money be
sent them without restrictions. They will en-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-16
salsa Ur.-on last Friday evening

SMAsH UP.-0n last Friday evening a
smash up occurred at Oneida Station BY the
train en- the Sandy Valley Road, running into
the train on the Carroll Branch By mistake Of
the switchman, the train on the Valley road
was thrown upon the Carroll Branch on
which the train for this place was standing a.
waiting the arrival Of the former train. The
valley train while under good speed struck the
other train and did It much damags-demO.
fishing the platforms of the passenger car aud
other aise injuring il, breaking the frame of the
tender Of The locomotive &c, rendering them
entirely useless until repaired. The only dam
age done the Valley train was the loss Of the
eow-eatcher of the locomotive and minor in
juries.
Fortunately none was hurt. There was no one
on the Carroll Branch train at the time except
the fireman who saved himself by jumping
from the train just as .he collision occurred
The fireman on the Valley train leaped, but
the Engineer held on, ,-reversed the motion and
did all 10 his power to prevent frightfnl COLI
sion.
As the injury done the train on the Carroll
Branch was by the other company they
(ths company will doubtless make good the
damage; and we hope it will be at an early
day. 1t lis much to the disadvantage and loss of
our citizens, particularly our Merchants, that
the train to this place is stopped at this
aime.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-16
TIMOTHY STEVENS.
THEPATRIARCH AGENT

Our fellow citizens in town and country Rave the op
portunty Of extending their patronage to Of the
worthiest agents of the whole agent famiyOld limo.
othy the patriarch Of canvassers of the articles for
which he seeks purchasers We can speak in the highest
terms-they are valuable because OF the intrinsic nfoF
nation VII eh they contain, and in every particular
worthy of the esteem Of patriot.
Among them are TO be found The Pioneer Heroes OF
th New World, American PortrNit Gallery, Chart Of
the Declaration and Constitution &C. He is also agent
eLlOyds Steamboat DireetOrysan indispensable work
with travellers.
Remember 'Old Timothy If you want books. charts,
for maps.
Let every body look out for him, he viii be with yOv
before long
Sept l8, I856.-ts.
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deaVOr TO use al mOBeys placed ia their hands
for the best interest Of Kansas.
All communications may be addressed 10 the
undersigned.
win all papers throughout the North faVora-
bic 10 freedom in Kansas please insert this as
long as they shall deem iH publication nsces.
sary : BY order Of COMMITTEES.
II. B. Hum.
October 81, 1856. Sec. n X. Com.