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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02

DIR. Il. G.. v. BOILING.
DHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Millersburg, o.
i Office ON Main slreet,-formerly occupied by
DR.. Irvine. n20tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02

DHYS1CIAN 4 SURGEON, Would respect.
i fully inform the citizens of Holmesville and
vicinity that he has located himself in said place
for the practice of his profession. Office four
doors west of Reeds Corner.
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+ 9 II 8 A / /, g,
on LONG TIG!El

50 acres in E'< sw1. Sec. g. 7 80 r i-C5 acres i'm
proved new house, we'll all enclosed.
100 acres in Me-. Sec. l., 81, r. go acres broke
house. we'll, and stable
in r., Me- Sec. S, T. Sc, T. 2--5 acres
btok=; house, &C.
6ib in See. q, 7. .. Il 5-unir,rroved
$40 acres in y sec. %, 7. 80 r. -uuirnproved.
Iowa and Wisconsin lands exchanged Cor prup.rfy in
La sale county.
II, uses and Lots ia the city Of Auburn ~ Y ex-
changed ior PROPER !r Ottawa La Sale county
2Iu crc> III CHlhoau co, Michigan, miles from Bat
tie -c.h-g cd improved iarn- bearing apple ire,
house. h"rn. sc. VIZ I've Sold cheap.
10 Cty Lots for s,.!e, long Time from SO 70 $500
each.
Lot for sale cheap on West Pearl street
Good well and eliHr. ) 30.
100 acres III Nw'i See g 7. 80, Il. : Living ,ton Co
$40 per
100 acres in Me-. Sec o. T. 60, r :, Livingston Co.
$40
l2o Ru;Iand-l0o acres improved good louise
and barn. 900 bearing apple LOO rods hedge. Tin
top farm. $40 per
100 Ia i.aae-IoD broke good house sta
be, sr4haTy cora eIiDs' WE'LL high ro..! prairie. $50
per acre,
per acre, ) to years time.
80 acres choice iand-4' acres improved good house
well and fence, orchard OF bearing trees acres Tim
Der land, enc mile from grist mil and ioI
miles from railroad. So per acre.
Chicago city property, in South Division. VIII Sell or
exchange for properly IN La sale CoGty-wlll sci.
canal time.
Lands in Missour-wil sell or exchange-in Coles
Usage, Boone. and Morgan counties.
House and Lot in States Addition-wi be sold
cheap. IL story house, rooms Lot 4JXIZJ. $500.
~ story house in States Addition, new :4x.O 10
rooms good cellar and we'll The beautiful resi-
deuce for sale in Ottawa. - oUp.
Stock of Dry Goods in exchange for a farm in l.,
Sale county.
600 prairie lard in Livingston county fro- $40
Houses for sale, different parts Of the ci.
ty, and good bargains AID The time 10 b. y
property.
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0ttaha free Graber
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Howell's Corn Planter.


We examined the other day a new corn
planter, the invention of Mr. NJ. A. Howell,
Of this city, which strikes us as something
ahead of any other now in use
Corn planters have been generally used,
IN this region, for the first time this spring.
Their practicability has been established
although they have not been found per-
feet The complaints of farmers have
been twofold. First, that while the plant
ers now in use operate we'll enough on
smooth, even ground, they are apt either
to clog up, or to drop greatly too much or
entirely too little on rough ground or going
up and down hill; or, secondly, they are
apt TO clip or crush the grain, or deposit it
too closely together, and cover imperfectly
The .aTe.a1a - Ir Howell obviates
.-.-a"sa difficulties The dropping is done
-r ..- =a-.s,g Aew principle. The grains
1879 s---- 49,: s..s-'.,r" is no crowding
,l he cor. al dropping. aud therefore no
possibility O., crushing Or clipping the
grams. o. cao.,.as u.s the dT"prcri while
i wiI! drop !ruy O. I'VE grams 1T each time
without (, chance of varying, be the ground
smooth or rough, level or inclined. In
deed the greater the jogging or motion of
/ the machine, the more surely will it do its
work. The grains drop from each side at
an easy motion of the hand of the opera
! tor, and the charge is alwa. SIN plain sight
/ both rs it passes from the machine and in
the furrow before covering.
/ The cutters and wheel, are also new,
making wide furrow, causing the grains
to scatter as they drop, and covering with
/ infallible evenness
! The machine has been examined by
many farmers, who have without hesita.
| ton pronounced it the best dropper We,
invented. Its simplicity of structure is
such that it can be made very strong and
durable, with scarcely a possibility OF get
/ ting out of repair
! We understand Mr.. II. has already re-
ceived orders for his machine and propoS-
es to have number constructed for the
next planting season.
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SUpDEN FALL OF CoRy-A team Litciied
to a wagon load OF corn belonging to
judge Champlin, took fright on Monday
on Madison st, and started straight to-
wards Fox River, threatening to 90 over
the precipitatc hank at Florey's livery sta
bic Fortunately at Columbus s.. they
were turned, but So suddenly as to up set
the wagon, scattering the corn in all di.
rections. The turn over stopped them
nobody hurt
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, May Il.
The imports of grain yesterday were
very heavy; twenty eight thousand bush
els of wheat and oyer one hundred thou
sand bushels of corn having been received
in twenty four hours. Flour was dull
Wheat was lie higher than on Wednesday
$500 being the closing rate for No.
spring Corn was in good demand at -
Ia j0!c for No l. Oats in active shipping
request. Rye favored buyers. Barley and
seeds quiet-7imes, l1M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-19

DR.. FIrcH LECTURES Our readers viii
remember that Dr. Fitch. of Chicago, will
lecture at Light Guard Hall in our city, on
noon As DR.. FIrCH will remain in Otta-
wa for a few days, invalids in this vicinity
will have an opportunity to consult him
which they can not soon have again eS-
cept by visitin: him at Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-19

New GooDs At CLAEKs-H. F. Clark has
just received bully stock Of new spring
and summer goods, which he want. every
body to look al, for he knows that they
Will go off Ike hot cakes if seen. They
arc unequal!ed for beauty of pattern and
cheapness, considering the quality, in ct
fawa
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E.e-.i,,.-~ EI:s ..;Eci9- .IlgI-in% piasIcrs.
Gde G-~ect SJrengthecer

ND ii, IlllE-I.-'.
=. =! --.r L..7.s-' E,-sz-.'L l.s..-ry "a ia
I $50 r--r-- = s-z;e-s cure pans. weakness auI
distress IL :'- lack, slss and breast - tv- hours
i-5-.J c--- .--. t.ay = - Ills, tat tie p-o7rs
warrants ter1. Ir-ad !-C rez..s. --.s4us and
guns. '. heeC-.'-! s!t a...-. r-rl-~s ''-I4 REGULARLY
aiaI g. The WANT {. .-az1s- and ollvr-. Tr--r
aTIca-.r e g.. -., -.s-taC-y . tie strong iuaa. ne
@rIt-a-e w---l- all tie feeble IG---L. T. c. "a and
a. they prove = ala and t.-~>i-- I'.a.c =
Faster Will from % four months, and il Tf-u
matte complaints spraEs and bruises. frequently elect
when all other remedies fall FGi directions viii
be found the back OF each. Public speakers vocal
ISIS. ministers Of the gospel, and others VII strengthen
their lungs and improve their voices ing ITEM
thar bredst Price : ,. ceCtS.
The above articles sold by al she dealers in
Ottawa and by Druggists throughout the United States
Cauadas and South America =; Wholesale ty al large
Druggists in IIe principal cities.
HERRiCE! : BROTHER.
aug. Frr-+;crl Chemists, .iIju4s. y =
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LINES

LINES
PARENTS, iron THE DEATH or An oxI =
of such is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
They weeping! sadly weeping.
Ga;hcr'd round his little bed
While above his brow sweeping,
Shadows of the presence dread.
Bitterly the tears are falling,
On the brow. so Sir and cold;
Little lamb the Saviour calling
One NOR. blessed one to his fold.
Folded are the tired hands,
Calmly on the peaceful breast,
And the sweet eyes closed forever,
In the long and dreamless rest
While the SIvioars arms enfo!d him,
Open is the golden path,
No more sin or sorrow near Ein,
No more WEAKNESS of earth.
Now his little feet have crossed
Ger the dark and chan eless river,
AND the spirit, undcfled
Sunless, rendered o its Giyer.
Coo own angels lowering near,
Whisper as they gently come,
sweeping Ger him radiant pinions.
- Little traveller welcome home !n
Ottawa, May, 1850. NM
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FIEE.-A wooden building in Ottawa
Centre, nearly opposite the Fox River
House. accidentally took fire from a stove
pipe on Thursday afternoon, and was des-
troycd. The building was owned by j
Wal. Loss about 5000. The fire Comra-
mo- wv,e on. rrniai.t'y. Lut 100 late to
...- -- G. .,..a... r.-eh ,.lnt like si.a
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Religious Notice.

Rev Mr.. BERmcK, of the New Church, (swe de nbor-
gan) will preach next Sabbath morning and evening,
at Stone Ees' Hall. Services at the usual
hours myl9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-19
EnlHarnou REVIEW The April No. co

Eni>aUE,.H REVIEW The April No con
tains articles on the following subjects
Commercial Relations Of England aud
France; The Youth of Milton: Expense
OF Public Education in England; English
Local Nomenclature: Civil Cores poudence
and Memoranda Of tho Duke of Yelling
ton; De Brogiies Church and Roman En-
pire; Darwin on the Origin of Species :;
France, Savoy, and Switzerland.
Republishrd in New York by Leonard
Scott & Co, at So per annum, or, dubbed
with Blackwood. and three other English
Reviews at 81 per annum.
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HO0fiand'S BaiSamie CoTtsic
HIGHLANDS GERMAN PILL,

being well known throughout Europe and America needs
no eommendation here They purely vegetable,
prepared with great and No
better CataItc PHI be found PRICE, - cts per box
These medicines prepared by DR.. c. VI. JACKSON
Co., Philadelphia, Pa anu Louis Mo, and are sold by
druggists dealers medicines everywhere The sig
nature of c. u JACKSON viii be the outside OF each
bottle box
In our EreryJody's 4lndnGc published annually, you
will find testimony AMI commcndaory notices frern all
parts OF the country These Amanacs given away ~
all our agents
Fer sale in Ottawa by c.. Z. THOMPSON, .. WALK
Err z. Y. GRIGGs, aud ". kNECsSL. novl2
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Annual Pew Renting.

All the pcws not reserved for free seats in the new
Baptist C.urcL, viii he offered for Tuesday af-
ts5.hoh ana evening, 22
~ oTcer q the Church.
mgis JOS n MOORE, Gu. Clerk.
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rINIIE undersigned have six thorough bred Durham
i Bu!l Caves for sale. Age non to sixteen
months, and at prices and terms suited TO the times.
The above stock has taken more FIRST premiums at
our County Fairs for tho last three years than all other
thorough bred Duraams an the County Call and see
them, on the farm of lmy lml J. GREEN Il SONS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-19

MAk.iID-Cn the 1,sh inst, ty Arthur lockwood,
Esq, Mr.. wALTEa 4. PAaraIDcE and Miss ARRIpy Cor
fs~, both Of Worthwhile, La Sale CO.. Ill.
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20 E,cr.nns otis OF ErnpEoYmcnt.


utt,-r or 40 IN l,|.k I-tNNb ILt'Ab 20
Nsw Yu8A. MAY , l.GO. |
ErsHE annual Tr-tirF 9. the St".Ah'nerN oil th's
cc,r,rv for the election OF thirteen Directors for
- ssui, year will b, held the Office Of the Com
n,nv i'm the city Chicago, state OF Illinois, Fri
day the eighth day Of June n xt.
The ro viii be opened a, II O'clock M and closed
At ~ o',locL II. HENRY FARNAM, President.
rpy:.I. FRANCIS II. TOWS, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-19

TIE GREAT HEALFt, eng .......
Eerrick's Sugar Coated j.IIe
III HH0LE WOELD ENI.l...
SE{E. PEOPLE,. p; .sEEE:
AFTER WH!CE, ACT.
Y.-'E scarce expect. - liz late day,
Vii starting cures book to ia;
THIS l. the case. rt- million say,
wiz tie -lr-. e. Herr.:h's Phi.
T.-y cone from Fa--, and North, 1rl West
An ,.l-n ria! f.is-g- ;u- PAPERS 81.
1:cc-a-e- Trey ere t.ie -l-aV-s', safest. best,
AtL superior o. oilers l. iirr.!,G PiIl.
From Roots and Plants. and Flowers they're made;
Il,r ' always Car=-t.'-y never A:4!:
Thousands .n ti-ir graves were aid,
Were II no: :or iIvrrIcAs PHI.
Each Pill wish sugar i co:,t-. o'=r-
, rare discovery 0: En;;riics> sEl;
S1.e=r Ike never seen before.
Uutu !; appeared il Herrjck's Pill.
Fer years he's worked o ! cal the sick,
With JOY eia;c as bosom fills.
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers of Herrick's Pills
IIERRICK'S NATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAM
LY PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
ity. FIVE millions Of boxes used annually, Civ
ing employment to eighty five and women 10 Pu
them up. Their numbered by thousands
their praises the tongues OF all. Citizens Of OTTAWA
and elsewhere. have you ever used them Put up ii
English. Spanish. German and French directions
Large family boxes, % cents Five boxes for 81 Sold
everywhere.
See advertisement on 81 page.
aHg2. r. II. PALMER, TrGretiHG Agent
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Co.Parsnersi,lp Notice.

TITLE undersi gued entered into partnership on the
= 10th day of October 1882 and occupy the foundry
and machine shop formerly owned and used by Gr;dey
Cogsweil Co, and their successor, William Cogs"e
wh.r, they will continue the business under the nam
and style of VIM. Cogswe Co. Any business IN their
line that customers OF the old shop may "a
yor them WITH shall be promptly and faithfully iu h's
ed according to order. MM 20" :, :" EE,
teb1S WILL II. v. $500
%" OHTON's BOOK STORE
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GROVER & BAKERS
NOlSELESS
Family Sewing Machine,

TIyHE undersigned. CLEsGyuEy Of various denomina.
L tons. having purchased and used in famiIie.
:. Gro YER d BdEER'S CELF8Ri TED F1AIL y
SEWING NICWINE,' take pleasure in recommend
in instrument fully combining the essentials
OF good machine Its beautiful simplicity, ease Of
management, and the strength and elasticity of its
stitch, unite to render il machine unsurpassed by
IN the market, ana which feel confident will give
satisfaction 10 al! who may purchase and use il.
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8 L = = . Il DIS
EAHTEg.Z
CATHARTlC PILLS.


Pure EeJsfitbl- k-t,ttS AMI Dur nh IN rlrss Trsss
Air Ytglt, AMI ,ciH kse p IN aHy Climate.
The FAMILY CATHAG- =. Tic PILL is n gentle but
actjye tathartic, which the propTi. has used III
lis practice more than = twenty years.
Tie constantly increus- = ing demand from those
who have Icing used the PILLS and the satisfsC-
tion which all express = regard their use has
induced ri Ic- them within the reach OF all
The profession well - know that different Ca
thart.cs set diG-f-n portions of The bowels.
The FAMILY CAIiIAR- = TIC PILL has, wiki Que
reference 10 this we'll cS- sblished fact been
pounded from a variety : Of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike : on every part OF the ali
u.ut.rv canal, and are = good and ils in all cases
brre Catla-tis il need :. ed such arrangements
If tho S.o,na,I Sl,epi- : ness, Pains il the BacA
.,,l Ioius C,stiyeness : Pain and Soreness
~. 49,. Io5y fr1, sud - den cold which ire laent-
L. n ra~tscted end IN q long course Of Fever, Loss
~ .,neIits a Creening Sensation of Csld Il.
RI Pss,isssn.ss Head - ache, Weight in u
IA an Inaarmatory - Diseases, Worms In Chi
H., or Admits Ehruuia- - tisID, a great Purifier 90
the Blood, an! many al seases TO "hich nesh Is
heir. too numerous 10 mention IN tiis adfe tlse-
Ineut. Dose, TO !. -
PRICE DIMES.
The LIVER INVIG0EATOR and FAMILY CATHAE-
TIC PILLS reailed by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade in ali the large towns.
st. W. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
St5 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Ottawa By L. Y. GRIGGS,
r. WALKER.
IL. THOMSON,
serlo N. kNEUSSL.
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My Linen Department

Was full present. IRISH Linens very
cheap; Table Danask. Diapers, Towels % every de.
.crrtion, and ~ prices that viii .uit.
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Kerosene OIL.
YYyIOSE that do not like to Fluid, find the best
i quality Of Goal Oil ., Tfsblsl D. WALKERS
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DJY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID iancs oEToNs BOOK sT2EE< I.
, 1860-06-23
Recognition Of q Church.

oA@ AA'NtA~N$s
,BA7Av7A, ILL.,. June =. 1seo
4 Baptist Ecclesiastical Council Vas convened
at Batavia, ILL.,, June 18th met, from Churches
ia the surrounding towns. Rev. B! Ashley Of
Downer's Grove was appointed moderator, and
Rev. S. A. Estee of Aurora, Clerk. ..
After careful investigation into the crc,,u'-
stances of the formation Of 'the Union Baptist.
Church" in said town, the Council proceeded
publicly to recognize the same. Tic rceogni-
ton sermon was delivered by Rev. J. Wood
ward Of Kaneyille. Right Hand Of Fellowship
was giyen to the Church BY Rev. T. .. Ashley ):
charge to the Church BY Rev. +: n. klunie Of
Piano; usual address to tue Congregation By
Rev. S, 4. Estee Of Aurora.
The Church was formed Oct. soth, 1852. Rev.
E. Il. Warren Of Chicago was elected Pastor,
]. S. Garfield, Deacon, C. c. Bicknc|, Clerk, aud
David Root, Treasurer. 4 very interesting
Sabbath School has been gathered, and . rery
respectable Congregation. The Hubbard Hall
has been generously fitted up for tho public
meetings Of the Church, and now by tlledoings
of this Ecclesiastical Council, the little organic
atien, takes its place amons the sisterhood Of
churches in the State. We noticed the singing
BIZ the choir, under tha lead Of Mr. Isham, WAS
Of . high order, md received ths applause Of
the entire audience. -! II ie
The commencement Of this church has been
under very great trials, but the sav7our's smiles
have rested upon the enterprise and nov. the
hearts of the brethren and sisters are eucourag-
ed; and they enter upon their great work with
, 1860-06-23
=. 4 Precious Scoundrc1.
TFrnm the Lack. m fSlfch y Patriot Iure eikh

IL run t1t JAc&tol i1lco.t E241Iotr %uLc .NH-i
Some Of the Inhabitants Of this city hare bean
" taken in and done Tor" br precious speci-
men Of humanity, BY the name CT Allen lie
made his appearance here about three months
ago, assuming to be a lawyer from Ohio, and
secured Rquiet boarding place in the neiehbor-
hood Of tie prison. sporting wig with dow
ing ringlets, gold spectacles and cane, and max
ing grea: profession Of piety, he succeeded in
acquiring social position in several Methodist
families, and also an intimacy with one Of the
daughters Of Il respectable citizen attached to
the Methodist order The resident clergyman
OF that church, having faith in his appearance
and professions, took The stranger to his home,
8rd treated him: with the attentlon that his out
ward merits seemed to demand, and who. By
pei, and soon afterwards did occupy the pulpit
Of the Methodist Church, also that Of the Bap.
tist Church, in the uhseuce Of the regular pas
tors. ..
a few days neo his true character was made
known under the following circumstaaces lie
represented to the cfefgyman's family that his
trunk had been broken open, and a check OF
draft for large amount AID some Of his per
sonal clothing had been taken therefrom, and
be accused the young lady before nenti< ned OF
the theft, who, it appears, was to and did leave
town on that day for chicago. lie then bor-
rowsd Of the Clergyman and his family about
fl5, aud took hasty leave, ostensibly IN pur-
suit of bis stolen property. This was nearly
two weeks since, and be has not get returned.
We learn lie has written TO his kind host that
be was goicg to St. Louis, ard that the trunk
whish hs had left at bis friends house would
probably make him good for six weeks board
and SIS borrowed money. Ca an examination
of the trunk it was found TO contain nothing Of
value, though there were several masks for the
face, spsctacEeA and rigs Of different kinds, a
lish. hoorse.bzidle, aud small saddls-pad with
surcingte attached. The latter looks very much
like convenience for stealing horses. It is
knows how to pi,y rne imposter. We presume
It will be q long time before the Rev Nj. u. aud
seme others will be imposed On By similar
meaos. This Allen il small m4n, say 5 feet 4
inches in hight, not very thick ret, complexion
rather dark, and piercing gray eyes
, 1860-06-23

lF;oa ,hs FsestA TlA1scs..t u thu al.tJ
Our city was thrcEn Iuto s,ate Of excite.
mcnt, yesterday afternoon, by tho report Of an
at1fay At CAROLS aistllery, in which Smith
Frye, Esq, one Of our Prominent citizens. war
shot By Charles R. Carroll, and probably fatal
" wounded. From variety of statements in
regard to this melancholy sffMr, We eive .he fol-
lowing as the nearest the truth tI,st could be
gained l.st night Frye, in company with other
parties. has been feeding cattle q: CAROLS the
past winter and spring, taking them away in
lots at various periods. A dispute arose on ac-
counts, and Festefday, when FRYE went to take
the ba1dhee away. G rroI1 fofbid :him doing so.
tfye agreed to 80 down and settle everything
to:dsy, truly stating that he was perfectly good
for the amount. Carroll still refused, and as
Frye for the cattle, ATTEMPTED to <haf1 up
the gste:: Words enAned. ending in Frye knock
parties ". re separated, and Frye again went to
lhe gate to open 1t, CarrolPs book. keeper, one
Wm. Brown, went to tho countiug.room aud
procured small Allen revolver, and eaTe it to
Carroll, who threateniugly approached FRYE.
Tbs latter Ietrea:ed until Carroll came within
some tour feet of him, when he spraug at Tar
roll and caught him BY the WRIT. In the st1ug-
gle, Carroll discharged the pistol, the ball tax.
ing effect in Frye'e ahdomea, on the left side,
near the navel; passing toward the right.
When Carroll was told that he had shot FIRE,
he dropped the pistol and ceased al resistance,
expressing the keeuest regret at his murderous
ssos., He'was arrested together With Brown, hi
book-keeper, aod committed to jail- -
Z. SIS O'clock i. x.-Fron the information
Just received We have reason to fear that Mr
Frye is gradually sinking The physicians en-.
tertain bat little hope Of his recovery.
, 1860-06-23

MI ...,, ,,,t. III ovtr,,-uorr,.
.eaue's ~ % ~" ale 's, . ',,' ~ ssaa ~ ~ ,an.
~ 'n'1 14'o7 "N'A Ao"s'i'o'1 e
~ Ivy law 1os's w.. . o'.""s w. rs~rhaa.
~ Au' e.Aei .4'e y. .'.'sa'. N ~s - ~.
'o e',st'u''' s4euNA us lll~' .'.. ~ n...a.
a. Ao nas ~ a.''A 20 ~,
n'ns@A ..s NN't ~ 80 49, w w,.. ~.
GAIL MS OWL >1sS Inc pgop'o -: -. ..s eSs ~
sue IseeuFss t'e'o,y "au W. ",sass.n-:n -
Of the P'st WILDE slrlu11' '''''"o ou' ~ e''
e'ose Q. .ae ple''as 49,, ,.: =,
- IL, .ssS.'c. u1es' - 10000 - aas,'a....s ~
leen1eo 1e.a91 sIo -. as"sa"s
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