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GHEENWAS, BROTHER q co.,
no. ~ barclay strret New York,
(Sort Street North Of He As,or HousSD
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or DRY GOODS
"E constantly receiving by Packets
w Europe large amounts Of desirable goods adapted TO the
wants Of the trade which offer for prices
or approve u paper, payable at Bank.
long connection with the south has
knowledge Of their wants. enabled mpcrt
adapted To their sales and by importing them
10 sell them very low.
An description, Of LINEN GOODS We are importing very
largely.
mesio Goods the whole making complete and desirable
stock than have before had and invite
spect IL. GREESwAY, BROTHER 4 CO.,
jA2I-9m. lMO ID nArcaY 81. a u PAX PInre
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uhS; INN 0o importers Of French and German y,v,,
- p'skkrs, No Maiden Lane, (near william 'trsSi NJ,
Ia
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE AND FANCY G0oDs.

HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE AND FANCY GOODS
Q. BERRiAN, hnp'rters and Wholesale Dealers in
- HoseteSDfHO U1rdic1re Fdncv Goods GOt Byo,b
y Cutlery Silver and Plated Ware JapanneTy German
syer and britannia Ware, CmPosion and Iron IIol
low Ware BronIed, Copper Brass
Tn Wood and Willow Ware Brushes Mats Baskets R.friSea
tors Sporting Tackle etc. ETC. Our
equl TO- ana now In variety extent any similar
petition. N''"eN'"''
The attention OF Housckeepers N nm,
stock Of Goods and Prices before buying. " ~
J.. O. BERRIAN
Hhh-uLy-lPl col Broadway, ~ Y.
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
once, No. ! John Street.

TWO DooRs BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
hRDERS received by EXPRESS otherwise dying
~ ing LabIE DRIr, MLSIis sHlWs every dr.cTir
ton DaAsk and Moeen Curtains beautifully dyed Lace Cur
,sn' restored Canion-erape Shav dyed the BRILLIANT
the more grave eolors All kinds Of six ancy goods
n the piece garment treated in the successful
The undersigned have had long experience prosecution
OF this business Staten and and that their sue
cess 10 the art OF dyiug is unrivalled.
mhil-dSm-yIs 70
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-, "A splendid assortment Of Richly Dseo..,., M,
1lSal which being slightly damaged :. ", E.'s.
inc hi. 1T hIerehans and others in want would A.,
mbIs ana terms at No. III West Main stree, veil 70 exam
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NOrgCE;-hr JAMES q; HUNT s authorized to draw OF
name and do and all Things connected with our
bunehoTeby rafyng and confirming acts that have
taken, may hereafter take place. HUNT HARVEY.
Richmond March 3. 1851
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sNTFF Ann Tou.CCo

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
UDETER L0RILLARD, Manufacturer, IL C51l1Da str,,t
c'o iort offers for sale the fol owing articles
superior qnaltyMaceaboy Scotch, Coarse French Rappee
Honey DeS Scotch aud other snuGs. Also Cut Tobaeco
TIN fo and papers more particular description the
articles can be known by sending for full price
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-07

TOHN PHYFE Ivory and ma of Ivory
e. Goods, Murray street, N.Y. ocl9-dly
EowLERs q WELLS, Phrenoogist. and Publishers. cn-
II, ton Hall, No. l3l York ocl9-6m
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THE INDIA RUBBER COME COMPANY
Onire ~ Clln street. New York.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS GooDrEAR's Patent offer to
- the Trade large ISpI, RuBpEE
C9Is ihnr IycT and SIDE coAn Children LoSe Gowns ac
OF the hghenfs, and superior elasticity and durd 10
combs OF any other material They the head
other comb are not affected by moisture grease
raned 10 stand any elm ate, and warp or split
sale at the principal Comb New York and at the
DEPUT CoNPANY. " i,,ai S .''
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VuNuE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co.
IL tend sailing their fAvorite Steamships a follows:
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TIIB AILNNTIU ItAIIING WOiiNs AND FOU NDII1
NANuFACTURE
HCONpOSITE IRON RAILING

S,PRING sUPPLY OF CLOrIIING.-is@ nov Is,
eeIving continue 10 receive,
bic asorsnt Clothing, and Genemsns Furnishing Goods
for the Spring and summer Of 1884, 70 which would call the
tsnon others visiting the city that they
ind such variety as rarely 70 be found ia
establishment for which will be found 70 be fully
HENRY sHAPER,
mhIs Conner Mafp and 14h streets.
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FORWARD " % Forward 10
Including Stewards fees.
Third Glass Passengers
limited number third passengers
ladeipha and Liverpool, and found In proysonsL
From Philadelphia $2o From Liverpool $40.
Certificates will be issued here who
sirous Of bringing out their friends
Drafts the Agents from fl upwards.
An experienced Surgeon win be carried each ship.
All goods the In Philadelphia Liverpool,
be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
Sor freight or passage, apply TO SAMUEL SMITH.
...-- II Walnut st. Philadelphia.
jyl6-ly RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO., Liverpool
NNTONDEHFUL. YET HOSE THE LkSS BEA UIIfUL,
Wv those ivory and solid DAGUERRE0TIPRS by
WHlrHHURSr. Counterfeit faithful and Inani-
mate heike There tuo-look, and but
They enable praise
artier The exhibition the respectful
ly solicited whitehursts Gaeies
these ierful predictions They
beauty and perfection, in all
Washington Rchmond, New York, Petersburg Norfolk
LynchbuIg and Wilmington.
MEDALSwhat higher testimony OF meritcan
excellence Medals
exhibited
The OF each exhibition
eulogy Whtehust
In number Of
makes seneses has awarded
ais this Europe for his Daguerreoypes
any great
truly
hed outlay either many
various the His gallery in this city
Main where ofPresdent Pierce
Cabinet. deS
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (HoUon's P.rrx1I
sAtEs A Bartelaysi, opposite A,,or House
- OF 'he above splendid aud desirable artlcis
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ZINC PAINTs.

GARNET FURNITURE,
HENRY w. hINGSIAN, late partner OF PnKps KtSes.s
respectfully old Custom.Ts and ,h. ph,,
generally, that he has hand, ~ ~
LAkGE ExrESsvE
OF All kinds OF Warranted made CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS
BEDS and MATTRESSES, which he offers at - N'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
nneHceponAby low prices No pains will SHARED 10 give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with orders
.,oo ,e m, HENRY W. KiNGMAN,
naa-i -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
THE PROGRESS OF DIsC0vERv.

| No man can tell where improvements iu the
arts will stop. or what discoveries are yet to be
evolved from them.
When We thilk Of what was century ago,
and what is now when re review the inveu.
tons which have been made during that period
and pass them before the mind. they Almos,
seem too numerous and great for our belief
In 1905 there were only four steam engines in
the United States |; not a steamboat, not rail.
road, not locomotive.
Few machines of any hind were made then
and scarcely any kind Of manufacturing Oper.
ations conducted.
In 1890, there was no! an established line Of
telegraph in our country ;nOw We have no less
than twenty three or four THOUSAND miles of
wires. The Daguerreotype is but few years
Of age. and the vulcanizatiou Of Iuda rubber
no older.
In the manufacture and improvement of va
rious tools, vast progress has been made in
very few years. The printing press. from the
SLOW hand machine, printing few hundred
copies in an hour. has been yokeG to the steam
engine. and nov throws of thousands Of copies
in the same time.
1t is impossible for US to enumerate tiths
Of oil the inventions and discoveries which
have been made during the past c.ntury they
are almost beyond computation. Our object
il to present the subject for reflection to the
numerous ingenious men in our country. The
field before them is still comprehensive one.
Some new discovery may yet be made whereby
.ha air above may be as safely and economical.
ly nsvigated rs the waters bene ath
In agriculture. in machinery and iu ehemis.
try. what stOrss OF new wonders may be devel.
oped.
Every man who makes q new improvement
or discovery is apublic bsnefaCtor. His labOrs
vibrats far beyond the boundaries Of his own
sxstsnCs, even TO distant generations { Sci. Am.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

ThOnpson's Bank Note Deteetor has III
following in relation to ths Indiana Free bank
Indiana Banking has come to . crisis
noEbscomss interesting to know what bilI.h6l-
dsrs rights are In ease Bank fails.
The notes must be protested BY Notary and
lodged with the Auditor. who notifies the bank
Che Bank has then thirty days in which to re.
deem. Ifpsyment is not m ,de within the thir.
y days. The Auditor then proceeds to sell the
Stocks at public auction, and [if we read the
law right. ] pay ell protested notes in full. and
tien do the best he can for those who have not
been smart enough to have their notes protest.
eds
Free Banking in Indiana 10 DuHN for.
Our quotations for Indiana money cannot be
relied uPOn--for large pOrhOn Of it cannot be-
sold at.Rny rate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

He Alone Is sntitlsd to the name Of frssuGs ~AOss
oPinlOns, is and cOnduc. b governed BY an salsAs-
snsd reason In religion, In politics, in bcsine's in sv.
cry relation In s be resolves do ryl spd in ordse
to dstsrns what s right, he susPsuds sbs sctoa sfh
GILL; until The subscs has been sIarincd in all s bear
rga. aad reason dictates the proper course s viii s
subssrvisns 10 bic reason. should hs at any tine GU.
brace an error land al men liable TO srhsls judg.
msnsa being iaIe be always open TO conviction ready
TO receive sbs Issh, and considers h bis h1t du,y 90
change bis course soon as be h thoroughly cOovnOsd
0f his error. Such msu We hOnor-ws sssSsu hin Is
the "highsst styls Of msn"--a freeman
The most atiect sAvs y be who subjects juaEnsnG
and conscience to will Earowninded selfish and pref
udieed biz little slavish soul s afraid 70 10 Il tu,A-
Hs Aafss biz nsghbOr iOr suasrtsuing sn opun In Op
position TO bic Ows Argumsus Iia,Os him; bscaese |,
shove him his own folly and weakness. The Sghtss,
ray Of truth shining from opposite direction ns his
puny soul With the bstsrsSt snmiy We pity the uaiOr.
tunatc eoorsd population Of the South rhoss bundsVs
il sf body secured by superior strength Of otAsr but
pity turnS TO disgust at the sight otbst bigOed creature
who snssves bis own mind aud conscience 10 crafty
disOrdersl viii -Baetsss State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

cAAlElz. FHsad Aver I'm hi, age Ol
quasks. eAariatAus and mere windy, gaseous
Prsssndss % hsal. who blOw at every Ttss.
corner. and In the face and ears Of all msn.
their loud. .blaring Jericho trunpets and other
noisy bOisierous wind instruments Of marvel.
ously twisted brass. in such a Wosiully shan.
ridden epoch as this. | Isay. iiis comforting .uSy
sVss cheering 70 the earnest well wiahsr Of hi.
race 70 know there has arrived ia thls world =
genuine PhydeiAn--tO light once more upoa
something besides mere sAngrsdOs and DOa
h'FeuriI sPs.with The PhlsbO.Onis,. pOisOus
and warn wa.er. -
Your cathanlc Pills and Cherry PsotoriGl.
carry us fOraard TO HaleyOn days-to miileni.
al PharmacoPOeas, When Science, deep diving
down into the principle Of things. shall. with
infinite cunning, bring out the genuine Elixir
Vita; for Of truth there Is mAnifsstly enough
somewhat of that sans Life Essence 10 your
subtle vegetable Installations and compounds.
YOu realise to us the visions Of thoss pAia.
fullest. sEaOks dried Aiehymists-bootless sseL;
su; drssmsrs among rstOrs and erueiblsa.
touching the QuihtssssnIiAl hidden Virtue of
The UniVerss, which should AntidOis dis.empsT
and break for man the wheel Of Tine,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

j NEw YopK ,osA o..
TAs Es- Yok pspsrs Aavs fn assOaHis ss 10 hs los.
q sE JoAa krankan.
A lssssr received By ST. 0sorgs Simpson, eOrsrnOs
shs Haason nay osmpaay. from DE-. Rss he eesbrslsd
sEPlOrsr dated York FACTORY. Asgss 1854 eOsvsyed
ne ntsigeues ef the discovery Of the remains Of the
intrepid navigator and h. eOmpsnious, vho Starved u
DEATH in the sPrug 1850 to hs northwest OfTOI rive,
The Information arsgardsd as PsFieet5 rsksbla.
The expedition commanded BY Sir John.
sent out In search Of Northwest passage
through the Polar Seas comprised the ships
Erebus snd Terror. II lsn Englard in is4S.
aud from that time until August Of the present
year no trace Of them had bsen found. The
vessels we're probably ground to stOms amid
the ice aotes Of the Artic regiOD;and the unfOr.
nate company, In endsavOring 10 reach The set.
dement's Of the Hudson bay Company. after
sfhausiing the scanty supply Of provisions
saved from the erumbIng ships. laid down to
perish. No event in history AEOrds parallel
to the universal sympathy felt for the fate Of
Franklin and his eOnPsniOns. Stthis moment
As is ven known. an expedition, commanded
BY our eOuntrymAn. Dr.. Ka1s' 10 exploring the
ics.lOcksd regions Of the SOdh 10 eject their
rescue or verify the fears now fa'ly realised.
A despatch Aug. ih, from DR.. Rea. Who
has been absent on ths coast sipcs the lst June
1883. and returned to York factory 2ssh Of
A ugust last, from whence be forwarded letters
BY e1pretstO TO Sir Geo. Simpson. via Red River
Settlement. Alter stating the result Of his own
expedition. and the difficulties they had TO con.
tend with, say's As had learned from Esqgimanx
information Of the fate Of Sir John Frspklin.. -
lie had been starved 70 death after The loss Of
his ships which we're in the ice. and while ma
king his war sOush to the Great Fish river Of
Buck near The outlet of which party Of whites
died, leaving accounts Of their sufferings. The
mutilated sorpsss Of some Of these whites had
evidently furnished food 70 their unfol tunAts
companions. t..
This information. although not derived from
the Esquimaux who had communicated with
the whites. aud who had found their remains,
but from another band who had obtained the
details from them, no Doubt left Ofths truth Of
the report, As the natives had in their pOsSls.
sion various articles Of European make which
had been in possession Of the whites, Among
these are silver spoons, forks. &C.. on one Of
which i' engraved "Sir JOhn Franklin. K. B.
c." while others have creSts on them which
identify the owner as having belonged to the
i'll fated expedition. Drawings Of some o.
them have been sent down.
The fearful tragedy must have occurred ~
long ago as the spriug Of 1850.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
STATE FAIR.

TIE State Fai:, held at Newark, Licking Co.
commenced on the lTLh ult., and continued
four days. The number in attendance on the
second day was estimated at 25. 600 and on the
third day at 30 900 The number Of entries
were of cattle. $50; horses. 976; entries oI
sheep, l76. of poultry, lOs Agricultural i'm
pemen's, i69 entries. Textile fabrics and fine
arts, (patch.work bed quilts are entered in lhls
class, 2J8. Metallic fabdcs and machinery.
1875, Mechanical department, 81. Ceramic,
Chemical and natural productions, 93 Total
number OF entries, 6l6.
The total receipt Of the Fair Las been 50,
$50, from which large percentage must be
deducted for worthless money received, and
which will reduce it to nearly or quite the sum
offered in premiums, which was 81 900, leav-
lOg the entire expenses Of The FAIR TO be paid
cut Of The surplus tund accumulated in former
years. The Treasurer took over 81, 900 of the
kentucky Trust Company" before the news
came that il had failed Bad or uncurreat
money was about all the kind that WAS offered
for admission ices and entries. .
Crowds OF pick k.pOekets were in attendance.
A noted one, on the third day, drove brisk
trade in stealing badges (Which cost 81 each
from visitors, and selling them outside the gate
Tor half price. BY stealing and selling and re.
stealing. he seem d in u fair way " rival in his
receipts the Treasurer himself
On the outside OF the Fair Grounds were
found shows OF every description. Amongst
the most prominent were the bearded woman,
the biz man, the litils man and the. wild Mustang
Uncle Toms Cabin, the Menagerie, the Circus,
flying horses, thimble liggers. slight Of hand
men, and all the wonderful and interesting
clsss Of individuals in that line OF business ap.
parenIy reaping a rich harvest.
The third day was the attractive one the
day on which The Ladys equestranism was
Pcrorned. The crowd was packed six or
eight deep around the out side railing. AT 9
o'clock p, ~, the arena was entered by twelve
competitors. For an hour. in full view Of Ut
eaat 10000 spectators. they struggled for the
wreath Of victory.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

.THE CHRISTIAN DiADEM for September ant
October came to hand few days ago. W.
were pleased TO renew our acquaintance with
Ibis valuable monthly, Its reading is Of mora
and religious nature, entirely free from secta
riEnhm. We weuld lie Guch pleased to. hav'
club Of s, or 10 subscribe Cor the Diadem
Terms-only one dollar a year. Snecimer
numbers can be seen at this flee. Send Alorq
your names and secur re good periodical tc
read during the winter evenings which are ap
preaching.
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pEENsYLvANfk.E


In our lsst We gAssvirlist of.meu.bers elec,-
ID 70 Congress Il olt Keystone, and he snPPO-
bed majority ofPoloSk fOr Governor The
Official vote on the Stnle ticket IS IS fOllOys:
: Pollok e04 O0s Bfgier -i6f .OOI; POlioek's
mAjoritY 37.O07. For Canal Commissioner.
k0tt. IDem.1 974.Oi4.. .Dsrsie. nv. s3. SSl.
For Supreme Court Judge. Black { Dem. l6I.
olO. Baird TX. 81 lsO.59s' Smyser (w.l
rs, ,57i.
The Legislature stands as follows:
Senate. Dem. II. Whigs and Natives ls /,
House, Wings, Natives and Free SOilsrs. 81 /:
Independent, Ani-Nstraska and KIN Dem
oetats IS: Pierce democrats s5. Majority
sgainst the Administrator on ioint ballot, 49,
Enough TO secure the election Of an Anti.
Nebraska u. S. Senator. in place Of Cooper.
The vote On the PrOhibatOFy law was for
iSa;s42i asS against iss'Slo; mSj@ity against
.-- INDIANA.
Late information from the HOosier State con.
firms first reports. Official returns show, Of
the eleven Congressmen elected, two are Ad.
ministralion men. these two are elected By
the following maj critics; in the ist district
Smith Miller, has 8l3 majority, and ia the End
WIN. II. English has 5s6 majority.
The Official vote for State officers fOotg up as
follows -
Sec'y of State, E. B. Collins 90, ,s59; N. Hay.
den 85,e36; Collins maj. 1868 Aud. OF
State, II. +. Talbot sI,8ia, ]. p. Dunn 86.
a0s, TalbOL's maj. 1904. Treas. Of State,
VIM. 4 Nolinger 1859: E: Newton IS,
592; NeWion's maj. II 1888. .u .a-
Judge Of Sup. Court, s. B. Oookins, SO 386
A. p. Hoyey, IS. s57; dookins' maj iI ,099.
Sup. Of Pub Inst'n. G. Mills; 80, ,S57, VIM. T.
Llrrabee, IS, 5,8S5; Mills' mai. i4.O22 f
! Py some 1useeountable mistake. 22 counties
are returned as having voted for VIM F. NGf-
niger, for Treasurer Of State, in which were
cast 23,a67 votes, no doubt intended for VIM.
r. NOffinger. the regular nominee, which il
added TO bis vote, would give him a msjOrity
over Newton Of le, 1874, about the same maj
as Collins for See'y. Of State. But as it now
stands. the Nebraska candidate, Newton, Ii
elected by minority Of II 233. a
/ The maj. for the Peoples ticket, in the State,
will average about 10000.
In the Legislature the Republicans have a
large majority on joint ballot which will secure
the election Of a Republican U. s Senator in
place Of Petit
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

YoUNo JonS RICHARDS This elegant horse,
that took the purse on trotting, On the third
day Of the Fair, owned by DR. Guthrie Of JET
ierson, Harrison county, made, during the con-
test, asplendid appearance, which won the ad.
WiraIion ofNll the lockers on. AS his pedigree
may be of interest 10 some of our readers.
whose business it is to raise stock. we give it.
lie was sired by the Anderson Richards, be,
by Cogsil's John Richards--Hi dam was sired
BY the Printer Young John Richards dam
was sired by Henry Clay's old Kentucky Whip
horse, and his dams dam by old Printer, Hi,
line appearance. and excellent pedigree recon
mend him to all competent judges.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
The People.

There was time in the worlds history
when the people we're considered ms an appen'
dage of throne, when all power, civil, relig
iCus, or military. as well as all virtue, was sup
posed to be HE heredtalDent Of dynasty
Since that period. which is not far gone ia the
history OF the past OF Earth, and relies Of which
sill exist in tho mOnarches of Europe, the
gradual discovery Of truth. and the inhercn;
progress OF our race. have ia SONS measure
revolutionisCd the governments oil both he Old
and new world. To whom We are indebte for
the original promulgetion of the idea that the
people are the source OF power, OnG that gov
ernment is an institution Of their choice, is a
matter proper for antiquarian research, which
would,ii prosecuted with true scholastic spirit
doubtless furnish the world with number ot
portly trea,ises as well as goOdly amount o.
fine unapprecablc academic disqusitions. To
The cobweb Iiterati iond of learned display, we
commend this opportunity 10 reveal their con-
versancy with the authors. For ourselves We
are so fascinated with the brilliancy Of the i'm.
mortal thought--that it does not concern us
much, who first gave utterance TO it, though,
certain il is, the author is worthy Of the vencr.
alton of all generations. .-CynOsurc.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

SNALL NorE Law N CoLuxBrARA-At a
meeting of the citisens Of Coumbiana. Colam-
biana county, Ohio. and vicinity. held The 2Ist
ult' The following Resolution. was unanimous.
y adopted
Resolved, That We, the citizens of Fairfield
township. regard tie Law regulating the circu.
lstion of small bills. IS unjust and unwise in
the extreme. and should be rspudia,ed by all
good citisens: and that we shall regard all who.
would enforce the provisions Of said law, 40
enemies to the best interest Of the State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
ynTrD srArr, MAeAzrxr publi.bed byJ.M

JnTED STATES MAGAZINE published by J. NJ
Emerson L Company. Spruce street New Yolk
the Ism Of every month. The October mum
Der Of this hagssins has been received. /
contains 81 well select ed articles, and the Ed
tOi's Table is well repleuished. The Maga
zire is beautifully embsllished with portraits Of
distinguished individuals, and contsins biOgraph
lcal sketches OF the same. The number before
We contains 6ne portrait Of Christopher Co.
irnbu5, slso ons Of Sebastian Cabat, besides
several olhsr beautiful engra'ings.
Terms ,--si per year, single copies 10 cts
Postage on the Msgasine Is cts. year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

EP. B. NASeHssrER. sf the Peoples
Bank. fed from Cincinnati. and. under the
name Of JOHEsOs. made bis appearances In Law.
reneehurgh Indiana. He was arrested there
ny some Q: bis depOsitOrS. made TO fork over
securities. and then allowed 10 depart. The
Gin. 0asstts SAYS be viii not pay ten cen;s on
the dollar. The depOsitss Of widows and needy
persona with thiI man we're near $40, 900.