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Here an eEsiIsaLls little man started uP a.
larmsd Al ibs cool remark OF biz friend. He
thought he could "see abOiidouism ia every
line" Ahsr searching some little time. with
out making the important discovery. "Wel.
il Is there" said be. "iOr / read II 10 an Ohio
paper.-the Cincinnati Enquirer" Al length,
however, the Objectionable part Was found 10
The Governors a%llusiOn to Kansas affairs
''POhl' said the frs, speaker. chat is nothing
more than any candid man would say, who
was eOnseisntiOusly opposed 10 Il e institution oil
slavery" A sbarp-hOsed politician expressed
bis surprise that the Governor should have
so much 10 say about railroads and canals and
such things, and 50 little about politics. A
sbrewd business man who was present, re
marked. il southern Governors would pattern,
Il would be more credit 10 themselves, as well
add vastly TO the interests Of The southern peo.
pie. He thought that the people Of Ohio had
showed their good sense in selecting a man
competent TO look after the interests Of the
State. On the whole it vas agreed, that
whatever might be said Of the Governors pol.
tics, Ohio had the Ablest Chief Magistrate oil
any State 10 the Union. And this reminds
me ola remark made to me some time since,
by Judge W. Of one Of the western parishes oil
this State. Said be. 81 have watched the
course Of Mr.. Chase very carefully since he
frs! took his seat in the United States Senate
and, although l have no sympathy with hi,
anti Slavery sentiments, yet l regard him a
second 10 no man in the nation for ability anC
stern integrity. He is a man Of great indie
peOdsnce Of mind. and has the moral cour
gae to do what be believes to be right. regard
less Of popular favor" ''And this" said be
"is what cannot be said Of TOO many of you
northern public men,"
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FOUlsr's Jarnals.-The Water Cure Jour
Eal. aud chronological Journal, are two peri
0dicals that should be read BY every one.-
They teach the laws Of health in plain aumis'
taxable language. ''Cleanliness promotes
health of body and dvlicacy of miad." Thi,
is amPlifed in the pages of the former, SO tina.
the volumes it speaks can be properly cOmpre
hended by any reader. The latter fully delin
Gates the laws Of our nature-"Know thyselF
its motto. Price 81, 90, each, address Fow
ler & Wells, New York.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMrD BREATH AND BFAUTITuL
CoMPLExIoN-ca can be acquired by using the balm Of
Il thousand FlJwers." What lady or gentleman would
re main under the curse ola disagIeeable breath, when
by using the "Ba!m of a Thousand flowers as den
nfce, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white as alabaster? Many persons 60 not know
their breath is bad. and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of counterfeits.
be su, each bottls is signed, FETRlDGEE Co., N. Y.
Fer sale by all Druggists.
Eel 49, 1S57,-6mO. alt.
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Select School IN Carronton,

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
Carrollton and vicinity that be will open a school in
the school house on Canal st., April 9Th, 1851, in which
he will teach the common branches, also MAJ. PhilOso.
Physiology.
For the assistance Of pupils who wish to acquire a
knowledge Of the lst mentioned useful study there
will be in use a set Of Cutters Anatomical plates.
Tuition for the term Of three months for the common
branches three dollars Tor any of the above mention.
ed branches in connection with the common Eve dol.
lars, JAS. E. PHILPOTT.
March -. le57.-3w,
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NNERTFF'S SALE.

Catharipe Ma -sha Il

Catharipe MARSHALL PARTITION.
guardian of By virtue of an order Of
Matilda Marshall, &c. sale in this cas- e, issued from
vs. The Court of Common Pleas
John Marshall. of Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed, l wi otter for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in Carrollton, Carroll county oniO,
On Saturday. the 4h day Of Aprl. 1857.
between the hours OF 10 O'clock A. u. and 4 O'Clock
P. n. Of said day, the following real estate situate in
the county ofCArroll and State Of Ohio, viz: The south
west quarter of section seventeen. township fourteen,
and range five, of the lands ordered to be soil at Steu.
benville. Ohio, except twenty acres of of the west eLd
of said quarter. And also, thirteen acres out of the
north east corner Of said quarter now owned and cccu.
pied by David Maple. Appraised at $4,000, snhiect to
the widows dover. Terms, One.lhird cash, one-third
in one year, and the residue in two years with Interest
from day Of sale, secured by mortgage on the prem
iSes. j. II. SHERIFF.
NarL 5, lst7,-ts. pr fee 50,
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R GRATIS TO EVERYBODY. -AT
RICH, RARE And SPICY.

LIBR RY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RACINESsl
We ave now in print a large catalogue of the most
fascina lg, interesting and curious publications that
we e ever published in this or any other county,
They are all translated from the French Of the most
celebrated authors, and every enc of them is illustrst.
ed with beautiful characteristic engravings (the most
of them coloredl. Catalogues sent FREE by return Of
mail. to any person who will drops line addressed to
HENRY r. G.. BARKLEY,
No. III Greenwich street. New-lOrk.
January Is, lS57.-3m.
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The Student and ScAoolmdte is one Of the
best periodicals for youth with winch we have
formed an acquaintance. The instruction in.
culcated is highly important. II teaches the
art Of thinking by imparting lessons of an at,
.%.rscIive nature. Price $500 per aanum. Ad.
dress Calkins d Co., N. Y.
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The ED1NBURqH REyrEW, for January, re
published by Leonard Scott q Co.: New York
has been received. The publishers Of the foul
Eoglish Quarterlies and Rlackwood's Magazine
offer these standard works at very low prices
As We have published The Prospectus we re.
fer our readers to the same.
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ES-Fha March number Of the U s. Mag.
.azins is before us. This magazine presents one
of the most elegant specimens Of magazine lit
erature Mat has fallen under cur notice. We
would be under lasting obligations to the pub
Fishers, J. NJ. Emerson Il Co, New York, il
Ahey would forward US the January sad Feb
ru IrY numbers.
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New York, March 7.

New YORK, March 7.
DEPARTURE OF Col. SUMNER The steam
ship Fulton, sailed at noon to-day for South
ampton and Havre, with 81 passengers and a
small amount OF specie. Senator Sumner was
a passenger.
A large c~Oncourse Of Mr.. Summers friends,
including quite a number of ladies, assembled
on the pier to bid him farewell. When the
Fulton left a salute of 81 guns was fred under
the direction of the Young Mems Central Re.
publican Club, amid the enthusiastic and long
continued cheering Of the crowd.
Mr. Sumner, although quite feeble in body
appears so be in ine spirits.
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NEW York, March 0.

INV loRK, March 3.
Correspondence Of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, dated Washington 9th says:
The President and the Cabinet have resolv-
&c to turn out office holders generally, on the
expiration of their commissions.
Gen, Thomas has been ~re-appoinled Assis
tant Secretary Of State by Gen. Cass.
Mr., Vanderbilt has established a new line
between this city and Havre, to m run.
ming on the 9th of May. The steamship Arel
& Vanderbilt will be the pioneers.
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Ladies' Wreath Gndhe Family Keepsake pub
Iished by Burdick C Scoyill, New York, are
two plain, interesting mOnthlies. Price $500
per annum each. They are well worth the
subscription price.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

BE not deceived by base limitations. Hegenan,
Clark & Co.'s genuine Cod Liver Oil, never disappnints
and ten years. experience has prOvedi' superior TO ali
others, and the only reliable cure for consumption.
As there is a great deal of spurious oil in the market
adulterated with seal oil, whale oil, &c, too much care
can not be taken to procure the genuine.
Our oil is made at our factory in New Foundland and
each bottle has cur signature over the cork, be careful
to get Hegenan' Clark & Co.'s 81 as thousands Who have
up in despair. have been restored TO health by using
the genuine oil Of our manufacture, Sold BY sill druggists
Dec, rs, Is56,-3m,
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MARRIED On Thursday evening. the 26tb
nlt.. BY Rev. Int. Morse. Col. VIM. R. Lloyd,
TO Miss Jane stOkely, youngest daughter oil
Gen. Samuel Stokely, all of SteubenviIle, Ohio.
March 41h. 1857. by Rev. A. Swaney,
Mr.. John c. Westfall, to Mrs. Harriet Beck.
ley, all of this county,
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ESTATE NOTICE Notice is hereby given
| that | have been duly qualified as executor Of the
will of john Edwatds, deceased. All per:ens having
claims against said estate must present thenegslly au-
| henticated, within one year irom this date.
Dec. 4, ;S5e, JEuU lpES, Executor
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Another Trial Test Of Corn and COB Mlls.
The Little Giant Victorious.
The following is IRON The Indianapolis J0urnak

The following Is IRON the Indianapolis Journal
TRIAL OF MmIs,-We were yesteI day invited 10 Wit
ness a trial of the merits Of the Corn and Cob Mills,
Little Giant, Star Mill. aud Excelsior Kill. A bushei
and a half Of ear corn was ground into feed by each,
the Little Giant doing itin "a, the Star in 81, and
the Excelsior in 69 revolutions. The time occupied
by each mill in grinding, was in about the same pro.
portion. The mills we've all TUNED by the same horss,
and managed by the same persons. and everyehinR
seemed to be fair and equal. After The Little Gisnth
had ground out her corn, q lot OF stones, among them
one or two hard flint, the size Of a hens eggs, we're
thro Sn in and ground up, TO show as Mr.. Hedges re-
marked, that no ordinary accident could prevent 10
from doing its duty. The stones were crushed to
powder without injuring the mill in the least. There
were a great many people present at the exhi'
bition, among whom were several Representatives, aud
all gave a decided preference TO the Little Giant"
+. Weston, Of Augusta, Carroll county. Ohio, would
respectfully inform the Stock Feeders Of Carroll, Stark
COlun biaBa, Tuscsrawas and Mahoning c"unties,
that he is the controlling 0gent for tho Little Giant
Corn aud Cob Mil, in the above named counties, aud
is now prepared to fill all orders addressed to him at
the above place, j. WESTON.
Feb, 26-lS57-3 ",
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19

Cooley for April 1857, is upon our table.
nourishing the Spring fashions, in such manner
as to charm the most obtuse taste. Ladies,
Cooley, is tie fashionable monthly. Price mod.
crate. Send for it and stop borrowing.
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Ncw Special Notices.
Wonderful, But True.

A few'days since, Mr.. Jas. II. Beadle, Of Hunts
vile, Alabama, called on US aud gave US permission
to publish for the benefit of suffering humanity, the
astonishing cure which had been effected in the case
Of his wife by the use of DR., lIance's Vegetable Epi,
leptic Pills: lie informed US, that at the time his wife
commenced using the medicine, her system was so en-
tirely prosuated, by the number of spasms she had
undergone, as to reduce her weight to loo lbs, Since
she has been taking the pills, she has entirely got over
the s7asms and has gained in weight and bodily health
She now weighs at lie lst 900 lbs, and declares she is
in better e jlyment of health than ever before in he
life. Mr. Beadlo also related the case of Mr.. Harrison
Lighttoot of Je same town, who has been entirely cured
of the worst form Of Epilepsy by these same pills.
Hr. Lightfoots case was so bad that he rever passed
a week without having an attack, often falling down in
the street. lie has not had an attack for more than a
year. Mr.. Beadl5 thinks that ifthe pills ever fil. in
curing a case, it is for the want of a proper perseve.
rance on the part of the person in taking them, as he
feels assured from observation in the case of his wife,
tat il they are taken for a sufficient length Of time,
they will cure any case. Sent to any part Of the coun.
try by mail, on the receipt Of a remittance, Address
eth S, Hance, lO8 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
Price, one box 50; two, 50; twelve; S24.
March IL i mo.
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~ Tailors, saddle and harness makers,
carriage trimmers, shOemakers, de-, will fud
Singer d Cos, advertisement ia another col,
N worth reading.
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Pronounced hcurade by his Physicians. III
cared By H0ofands German Baers.

Central bridge, Sehoharie CON-. Y, Feb. 10. 1855.
Dr.. G. NJ, J~ackson-Dear SRA gentleman by the
PANE of Larkin, living in this place, who has been I'm
der the doctors charge, and confined to the house for
two years past with Liver Complaint, which last fall
turned into Dropsy, and was pronounced beyond cure
by the principal Physicians of the place, his friends exp,
ected hin to die daily, is now, after taking five bottles
of the &c man Bitters, out doing errands and attending
to his daily business. The Bitters are, consequently, in
great demand. Respectfully,
See advertisement, JOHN &. CARRYL.
March, l2-2 W.
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C%RIsTADORO's bAIR DYx.
Thin a nut shell all the merits lie,

Within a nut shell all the merits lie,
fCristadoros never equaled Dye;
Red it makes black, to brCWn transforms . grey,
and keeps the fbIes slNays iTCm decay.
this matchless reyitaliziDg hair Dye ttill holds 10
portion as the most harmless and tficsciCus Esir Dye
in the void Prepared and sCh Wholesale and retail
and applied in ten private rooms at CIistadoros, No.
g Astor House, Broadway, New.Yoik, ard by all per-
tuners and Drugg ists in the Unit,d States,
Agents Cincinnati, Ohio, ]. D. PARx, and sOLcE
PALMER.
Jan Is, 1S57,-1v.
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. RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose sands Offfe have nearly run out, discovered,
while in the Fast Indies, a certain cure for Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and general debility
this was discovered by him when his only
chld-a daughter-was given up to die. Wishing to
do as much good as pOssible, he will send to such OF
my faicted fellow beings asrequest it this recipe, with
furliirectiOns for making up and successfully using it.
Heaequires each opp icant to inclose him one shilling
three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe,
and the remainder to be a. pled to the payment OF
this advertisement. Address Dr.. II. JAMES.
No. l9 Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey,
Jan. l. lS56.-3m,
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al. M PEN NORINK UEsD, ID.

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. AcLau-
rims patent self instructing process in penmanship ena
bling every one 10 write with the greatest ease, elegance
and rapidly. Ithas been adopted by the Public Schools
Of New York; and by our first Merchants. The Process,
complete with full directions for use, will be sent pre- :
paid On the receipt OF 81. To clubs or agents, six cop
les for SIS. Ahberal discount On large orders. Ad
dress LELAND & McLsurin, 3i5, Broadway; New York.
March ~ lS57-3m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19

Ohio CaltiUator We invi'e attention to the
Prospectus Of this substantial agricultural pc.
<iodical. The Cultivator should be in the
hands Of every farmer and stock raiser that ex
Pect to successfully pursue his avOcatiOn.
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, that /
"a have been duly appointed Administrator with the
will annexed Of the estate Of John Wall deceased
All persons having claims against said estate must pre-.
sent them within one year. ANNA WALL,
March 10. 1857. mr. with will annexed
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~ XECUTORS S~ALE.-Notice is Hereby given that
u will offer for sale, as Executor ofthe will Of Dan
iel Need deceased; OH The premises viz: the North East
quarter Of section two township sixteen, in Range sever
Harrison township, Carroll co. Ohio Also ten acres o.
tho North West quarter Of said section Township and
range adjoining the aforesaid quarter section,
On Wednesday,. tie 1871 day Of March merit.
Said farm contains one hundred and seventy three
acres m)te or less. The same land on which said ties
tator died. One hundred acres und,r cultivation, wei
watered and in tolerable good repair. Terms mad
known on day of sale. DAVID NEED, Executor.
Feb. 26,-l857. 3w.
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NSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that W,
"a have been duly appointed and qualified as Exec
utors of the last will and testament OF John ArbucklC
deceased, late of Monroe township Carroll county Ohio
All persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those who have claims a
gainst said Eatate will present them legally authentica'
tep within IL months iIom this time.
Il. MCCARTHY,
THOS. R, GRIFFIN,
Feb. 26. 1857. Executors.
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kg- PhalOn's
CHEMICAL HAIR
NYlG0RAT02
Tbs
most
complete
article Of the
kind ever before
offered to the public.
II has stood the test Of tWen-
y years in this country, and not
one Of the many hundreds ofinita-
ta'ions have been able 70 compete y It'll
II for preserving, dressing and beiutiy-
iLg the Hair; and keeping the head clear from
dandIuf. &c. Il Is irestimable in short. Il is erery-
thing the hair requires. Price 5Ocsns anu 81 PEI bstls-
EE PhalOn's
PAPHI.ELOTION
OR FLORAL BEAUTIFIRR.
Il
great
Cosmetic
for b~esutfy-
Ing the skin and
complexion, and per.
iuming the breath, for
curing chapped Hsnds, Face
lips, Tan, SunburD, Freck-
les, Plmples, Scalds Burns, &c.
4 sure and cafe cure for the Piles; one
washing viii give instant relief. After shaw.
iHs. il Is very soothing to the skin. 1t keeps the
hands soft and white, and for infamatiOns of the skin,
il Vhl be found to be a great remedy, Price % cents
and 81 per bottle.
re- Phalon's
MAGIC HAIR DYE.
Que
OF tho
vely hest
Naturs. DYES
Ia the world. Is
Iorg use has proved il
he 10 beyond comparison;
and being a Vegetable pr0duc-
ton. no iajnry can possibly be done
to the skin. Il Is easily applied, and
you can obtain a black o. brown, which
will defy the best judges 10 tell it from nature
itself. Price 81 aud 81 so per box. Made and
spid by +. PHAL0N, at l97 Broad way, cor. Dey
street. and SIT Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel, n. Y.
and all Druggists and fancy stores throughout the u
nited States.
March l2 81. dec. IS Sim.
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Summer School.

The undersigned will Open a summer session
OF schsOl in the lisbon Street school room, on
AoEdgy. Aqr2 sgh 1851.
Terms as heretofore, WV Mccoy
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
JAS. G.. WILSON.

VTOULD inform the public that he has located in Car
w r~rollton where be will be happy to receive a
share of public patronage. lie is determined to get up
work 10 a style not to be surpassed here or elsewhere
Shop Immediately opposite Cummings & COUGHS store
and a few doors west Of the Patton House" where h
can be- found at all times.
Csrrollton, o. March S, 81. If.
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NEW HAGERSTOWN ACADEMY,

Tue winter term Of New Hagerstown Academy, " Il
rlose with an examination of its pupils on Thursday,
March 2Gth 1857, and exhibition same evening. The
public are invited TO attend, By order of the Board.
7. V NlLLIGAN, Principal.
Mol 2, lS57--3 W.
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UCU,
Second : Daniel Highland guardian Of minor heir
of Robert Denney, dec.
Final Z" Philip COble admir- Of Margaret COble
dec.
f" William D. Philips e1'r Of will Of Anr
GOtschall, dec.
4" z. Iddings 4 Gov. Evans ears Of will Of
Samuel Iddincs. dee
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NV YoEE Much lG 1881


UFFICA OF IHF JUDGE OFPR0BATK
CarrOllton, Marcel 10, 1857.
VlHE following accounts Of Executors, Administration
and Guardians have been filed IN this Office, and are
1 set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day Of april
A. D.. 1851, at l o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until al are disposed
Of. The fling and tendency Of which Accountants and
Others interested will take notice, viz:
First acct f Chas. Stewart err. OF Of Elizabeth Smith,
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Iron. Hardware and Cutlery

NHE subscriber is just receiving from the Eastern
| Cities a large and well selected stock of iron, steel,
nails, shovels, spades, forks axes Of all sorts, Crosscut
tenant and hand saws, augers, chisels, planes, door
locks, latches. hinl es, screws, files, rasps, and almost
every Article kept in hardware stores, which will sell
I right figures. Call at the old stand on Lisbon St.,
Carrollton, Ohio. ISAAC CRUARINE.
March IL, 1857, If,
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NSTATE N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that l
ID have been appointed and qualified as executor Of
the last will Of Van Brown deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims must present them within one year, and all
who know themselves indebted by book account or by
notes without surety, must do so in 'diately.
March 10 1857. JAMES BROWN Executor,
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NST1TE NOIIUE-AOuce Is ue.eUy gwen Inau 1
u have bseu appointed administrator De BoSIs NON
on the estate OF RIbert Craven decd
March 10 1851. JAMES BROWN,
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TannerY for Sale.

The subscriber offers tor sale very low lis TanneTy
situated at The Fast end oi (srIollton Carroll county
Ohio, There is in connection with thia Taunety four q.
lres OflAnd and a number OF Young Fruit trees aud three
never falling springs the one that sIpports the Tanpery
runs a s~uticitney Of water to support an Engine fI any
kird of Il factory the year round. Possession ran be
had the first OF April. JOHN w, YOCNG.
Feb. 5-le57.
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\. porkA advertisements

From Albert G. Richardson's
Advertising and correspondence Office, SEQ Broadway.