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NASSAU BANK-oUARTERLY REPORT

~ stAt.sr ho9us the condition OF tue NASSAU
BANK Of York BANKING Assosion OF t-e ul'tHls "
SATURDAY, lie 2-sh day Ct D,c-mbct. lSS
RFsOUkCFS
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furniture.

E,NaNEIFD CHAMBER FURNITURE-At
~ X Y YARRINGT0NS MAnssctory WSescOms Eoa
- sni Noos,er-yt.. between Grand and Btoone
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Diano-forie ano aIusi1.

GOLD-MEDAL PIANOS.-STElNWAf d
SONS No "a Walker Broadway, have again been
awarded tie FIRST PREMIUM at the late Fair of the Ans
can Institute EewYOrk and also the First Premium OOLD
BEDAI1 at tie late Fair of the Maryland Institute Balimore
addition the three already Notwithstanding FIVE FkoI
PRIZE MEDALS within the last 10 months
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
" PORTES.-Mesus. LIGHTE, NEWTON a BRAD
BURYS No 4l Broone.st respectfully invite attention %
thsf PIANO FoRTEs, constructed with the patent ARCH
WEST PLANK which 9 undoubtedly the most substantial
.apr yement ever into this popular instrument
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aaebinerp, %r.

CqFAM ENGINE and BOILER for SALE, OF
~ I9hoTse nc ser-Now TO be seen in at JACKSON
Co.'S IRON WORKS Nos 81 TO % GSercks noar DelsncS-
o.. Object for selling in consequence OF peIns oo s.
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VERMONT CoPPER MINING COMPANY
EEw.YoRK, Jan. a. 1851 :
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders u
~ this Compsny will BE- held at No. Is Broadway, on
EDWARD M. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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EXCELSIOR FIRE ISsrRAycE COMPANY !
Office No 6 Breads ct, New-York Jan 1857.
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have TINS day
i declared Semi. Annual DIVIDEND Of Ten FER CENT.
n.yse ON and after The Transfer Books viii Be
sio.ed uuti tnAta,te HENRY QUACKESBOSS, Secretary.
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CuiIern, 6aroware ano Jron.

EHRISTOFLE Co.'S CELEBRATED
" ELECTRO PLATED WARE.
Tae Depot of this celebrated ware formerly snsed AZ
No. s8l Broadway, has been RE NOV I'D to
r. OF WILLIAM ST. Always on hand, Table and Tea Sets
Trays Forks and Spoons sc for sale by
GOuRE 4 CO.,
No WILLIAM ST.
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ENaLrsH LIrERArURx We Introduce to our
readers notice of British Periodical Literature.
The London Quarterly, the Edinburgh, the
North British. and the Westminster Reviews,
and R'ackwoOd's Edinburgh Magazine. repub-
Iished hy Leonard Scott d Co.. New York =
The publishers hold out inducements rarely
rendered. just tbiuk of it, to receive S3l worth
of substantial Literature for SO. Now is a
suitable time to subscribe. Begin with the
year. a.s .e+ a
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Ngw YoRx. Jan. 5. 1871.
FOR SALE OR RENT

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable term the
following real estate situate Main Street, CarroIlton,
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:-one lot on which is e.
rected large two story brick building well finished,
suitable for dwelling IIoel; sso small lot adjon-
ing the above on which is situated large and eonmO
dious frame stable. sufficient in size TO contain 30 hor
ses-also, two other lots in one enclosure with frame
dwelling house thereon The above property viii be
sold separately or jointly to suit purchaseis-and if
not sold WiE be for rent.
will also sell two quarter sections Of land in Wood
bury county state Of Iowa. also quarter section of
land in Ida county in thesle OiIowa whichwl be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers
For Tens apply 10 Br, John S. Uu-ter CarrOlitOn
Ohio p. +. PRICE,
Nov, 10, So IT,
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"TnE HoME,"--A freside companion and
gu dc for the household Ills 9 literary but
not fashion magazine, and one which aims
never to forget that high moral tone which
should render it ns acceptable visitor at every
Preside.
Terms OF "The Home. Single copies, ore
year s. so; ten copies, and one 10 the getter
up of the club, $1,000. Specimens, shOwbills,
etc, furnished to al wishing TO form clubs
Address, BEADLE& Il ADAMS.
btt Buffalo, N. Y.
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SENATOR WILSON INTO GENERAL Cas-
special dispatch to the New York Tribune ,da-
ted Washington Dee. 19, 1856, says:
The Senate Sas occupied to-day wholly with
the speech OF Senator Wilson. Re spoke two
hours and halt. and Lever made a speech
better adapted to the place and times II was
bold, ma ally and eloquent. lie referred TO the
ungenerous reference made by Gen. Cass in
his rscent speech to senator Sumner. and re-
marked that soon his colleague would be re-
turned TO the seat (which was now vsesnt) by
the almost unanimous verdict of the people of
Massachusetts while the Senator from Michi-
gan, in obedience to the sovereign people of
his adopted State. u i'll be obliged 10 retire
an the seat which now knows him will know
him no more forever Then, said Mr.Wilson,
when my colleague shall have occasion to make
known his views to the senate aui the country.
know he will not be 81 unfair and uncomplsi.
SAINT as to speak an unknd word of lis former
occupant. This sharp and deserved reference
to the venerable Senator from Michigan 6xed
all eyes upon him. but he sat unmoSed.
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MEN OF OHIO. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.--
Nl The time has come when every man viii buy
his Groceries whore they can be bought cheapest and
sre Of the best quality; s
H. L. COGSlL has the cheapest aHd best
otof Groceries in Town; Call aud see what excellent
Coffee, Tea, Sugar Molasses Cheese, soda; Starch
Saler4tus, Tobacco, Cigars, &c lin fact any thing
that comprised in well assorted stock of Groceries,
Also good liele fresh fish.
He sill aso pay the highest cash price for Wheat,
Rye, Corn, OATS B1t,eL AID az kinds Of produce
CAlrunteD, Nov. Il, leS6.-1. II. L. QOGSIIA
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Obituary


MSnRs. EDIroRs Please insert the follow
ing preamble and resolutions in your paper,
which we're adopted by the members Of the Re-
publican Literary Society Oi Mt. UIiOu Semi
nary. stnk co. Ohio. on the death Of theii EEL
Low member. Mr.. Jacob s. Watson, Of Carroll
CO., Ohio
Whereas, il has pleased God in bic infinite
wisdom and goodness, to remove from our mum
Der faithfnl membsrS ae therefore adopt the
following resolutions:
Let, Resolsea. tsAt BY the death oi mir. Wat.
son our Society has :astainsd the loss Of an &C.
tive member. and prominent advocate for The
object set forth in the preamble Of our cOnsttu
tOn viz. "ths promotion Of Friendship, Liter
AZURE and Morality"
Rad. Resolved. That our deceased friend
boldly exsrted bis influence in favor Of the eau {
Of christianity. aud manifested desire to b
= consistent christian; and that he left Salisfac
tory evidence that the religion which he posses
ssd sustained him 10 the last.
Sd. Resolved. That we will cherish the fond
est at sclion iu the memory, Of our deceased
brother. in the cause OF edncslion, and that w
symphthizc with bis relations in their loss o
one who was an honor to his kindred, and BID
fair to become useful and prominent l.borel
in the literary world.
4Ih. Resolved, That we receive this expres.
siou Of Divine will As ar admonton for us al.
ways to be ready to enter state Of fimmOrtah.
ty.
oh. ResOlved. That a copy Of these resolu.
tons be filed with the socelys papers, one be
sent to his relations, all that we request their
publication 10 the Cafrollton Free Press, and
The Herald.
GEO. HESTER. Chairman.
Mtss d.. STAMP. SEc'y OF Con-
Republican Hall. Nov. a8.h 1856.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

BE not deceived by base limitations. Hegeman,
Clark Co.'s genuine Col Liver OIL never disappoints
and years experience has pFovedit superior to a
Others ,and the only reliable for consumption.
As there isa great deal Of spurious oil in the market
adaltersted with seal OIL whale oil &c TOO much care
can not be saken TO procure the genuine. -Ar.
Our oil is made at our factory in New Foundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
to get Ilegemau' Clark Co.'s, thousands Who have
used Other oil Of hhaior quality aud we're about giving
up in despair. have beea restored to health By using
dis seuune"ii 4 our nisnut4caFs, Sold by aldguggst'
Dee, IS, lssG, 3Ai,
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II ALON'S PAPHIAN LOTION
Or Floral BEAUTEFYER.


great cosmetic for beautifying the skin and com.
plexop and for curing chapped hands, face ps tan,
sunbuin, reokes, pimples, scalds, burns &C. sure
and safe cure for the ples-oue washing will give in
stant relief After shaving it il very soothing to the
skin It keeps the hands soft and white and for all
naammaons of the skin it will be found to be great
remedy, Price one lollar per bottle
PHALON's MAGIC HAIR DYE.
One Of the hest natural dyes in the world It's long
has proved tito be beyond comparison; and being
vegetable production, no i jury possibly be done
to the skin, II is easily applied aud you obtain
black or brown which viii DEFY the best judges to
tel it from nature ITSELF Price 81 10 and 81 per box.
Made aud sold bY e. Phalon, at l9T Broadway, cor
nel Dey street, and SIT Broadway. ST. Nicholas HOTEL
New York aud all druggists and fancy stores throu sh.
out the United S,ateti laa
Phalon's Chemical Har lpigwotor
The most complete article of the kind ever before
offered to the public. 1t has stood the test OF twenty
wears in this country and not one Of the many hun,
d. eds of limitations have been able compete with II
for preserving dressing and beautiying the hair and
keeping the head clear from dandruf etc Is Is in.
estImahle in short il s everything the hair requires
Price 50c. aud dollar per bottle.
Dee. is, 1856 --6m E
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SnERIFES' SALE.

! J. N. Dickson, ct. ais, By virtue Of several
& vs. executions to me direct
Robert Reed, assignee ed, will offer for sale at
ofJames Mears;. the door of the eeuIt
house. u carFolton Carroll county, Ohio; on Saturday
The 18th day Of January. 1851, the east halt Of the
north vest quarter dissection twenWnine, (29) town
ship sixteen 6l rage six. 10y containing eighty acre
AIsothe south east quarter Of section Hcpty 20 OF
township sixteen ll6l range six, (6) containing cue
hnndled and sixty acres taken in execution aid viii
be sold by me. Terms cash.
JoHN II, WHITCTAFT, Sheriff
Dec u. 1856 hW nr fee Sc so
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osmUARY Died, on the eth day Of De-
,cembsr, 1856. at his residence, Elias Harsh.
after but an hOul or two Of sickness. He de-
;,arled this world on his birth day. SO that he
hAJdally complete his 6lst year on earth.-
PArtaklnx in the evening, few hours ouls
before his decease. Of hearty meal. he was
not aware indeed, that before the 25 h, the
i,yfal morn OF the Christian festival would
have dawned upon ns. be would be called
hence. ''Tn the midst of life We are in death" "
His funeral took place on the 26th, wAen quite
a concourse Of OfscquaintSnees and relatives nc
companied the corpse to lis resting place. Ut
was inferred in the God 's-acre, near The Swamp
Church. German Reformed) whereupon his
funeral sermon was preached by the under.
si. n d, 10 the W ris 10 be found in Is . 48. II.
81 am the Lord thy God, which leadest thee
by The way that thou shoulast 60"
Ills now bsreaved widow has lost kind
and affectionate husband, and his children a
loving and earnesI father and the Church. o.
which he was a member ever since his infan-
cy.-one who WAS ever ready 10 perform his
Part iG order to promote The high and holy
ends Of the kingdom Of God among men, By
an exemplary Christian walk, as well as BY
free and willing contributions, or any other
means in ha rmony with the Divine void
May God comfort and support the bereaved
w;dow and the afflicted children in their tribu'
ls,ion. and impress upon US all more deeply
ths uncertainty of the hour of death. teaching
us to number our days, that We may apply
our hearts unto wisdom.
HENRY s. LASAR.
Ldth. Pastor.
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LET Us REASON TOGETER
wHY ARE M sIcK ,


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ahould be without this celeblated medicine, 1t cor
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Liver Com>laints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
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N. u. Directions for the uiance Of patients in eV
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Sod by John G. Baxter, Carrollton, Ohio.
Feb 2S, 1886. lY
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A JOURNAL On CIYILIZATION.

A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
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Lewis G-ubeF, /
We l
DIVORCE.

Martina UfubeT. J
Alrtha Gruber will take notice, that Lewis Gruber
did, on the lh day of December, a. D. 1856, file in
the office of the clerk OF the court Of Common Pleas of
Carroll county and State OF Ohio his petition against
said Martha Gruber alleging that the said petitioner
aud the said Martha GruOer, lawfully married in
the year A. D. ls49 and confused to live together as
Man and WIFE, from that time until the spring of A. D.
1881, ~hen said Martha abandoned said petitioner and
from that time has wu ly lived absent and apart from
her said husband end duling all that time has been
guilty OF gross neglect OF duty towards said petitioner
The prayer Of said petition is for divorce Of said pct
toner from said defendant
BY E. Il, ECKLEY, 4inOrney for petitioner.
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FARMERs. LOOK HERE I'VE insert in our col
umns this week, the Prospectus Of the "ohio
Cultvator, which we hope will BE- carefully
perused by every reader, succeeded by the
wise conclusion of sending for this Invaluable
paper for 1857 No farmer should be without
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UNION COAL MINES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN RE-
fitting, aud has in good condition his Coal Mines
in Union township and is prepared to 6l al orders
to any amount The superiority THE coal ufnished
from these mines is well established an ii is not ne
cessary to commend the coal those who have been
using it, as its use est dblishes its character.
have n my employ Messrs John Il. aud George
W. Heming, who are second to none in the State, as
coal miners. JOHN FAWCETT.
January l, 2S56,-2m.
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RGillOoy Guide Msssrs. Dinsmore & Co.,
New, York, publishers Of this work. have sent
us copy OF their December issue Of their pop
uIar Guide. 1t contains The names of all rail
roads in America arrival and departure OF
trains, distances &c. Published at 6 80 per
annum, or 25 cents per number.
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f. This weeks issue concludes the Publi-
cation Of the delinquent LiSt. We will be
able next week to resume our usual variety
of general reading aud the news Of the dsy
more satisfactorily than We have been permit
tsd TO do for several weeks past for want ofrOom
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THE AMERIcAH.-R Read the card Of r. @.
swarizsll proprietor Of the American" for.
msrly occupied by S. G. Mckee. COrnesl is a
clever fellow and viii do his utmost to make
his guests comfortable Good cooks cater for
the table at the american.
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JusrrcE EEcrroN. Resulted in the election
OH. A. stidger. the present Loco foeo incam.
bent, By majority OF 1 votes.
Such is poor fallen human nature to reject
Caorge Abrahims one of the most moral ap
RIGHT and respectable citizens cf the county and
.lect one Of whom IL is unnecessary 10 speak
And by men too. who sit high 10 the political
sgnapospe, aud other "gogues" Too, hereafter
LEI svch hold their peace for very sham.
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od- The MsW York Ledger. the great family
weekly paper; for which the most popular wri
ters 10 the country contribute, has now attain.
ed the extraordinary circulation OF One Hundred
and Ninety Thou AID c'pies, and subj ssriptiOns
are continually pouring in. See the Ledger
advertisement in another column. s.
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eI We invite attention TO the notice OF Lay
Brother. publishers Ofthe Newspaper Rec
ord" This book is an Invaluable assistant to
Editors, Book publishers. aud Adysrtisers.--
70. 600 pp.-se.O0.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills, certain rem.
adies for bad legs and old wOua ds.-Allred Goslet
aged 81, was for ums years afflicted With an awfuly
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variety OF remedies, but was not benefited by the
same Az last he was persuaded 10 have recourse to
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effected very favorable changs, and By continuing
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We would recommend our invalid readers to give
Hooaands German Btters' trial we feel assured
medicine that can produce such evidences the follow
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Rockport, Monroe county, n. Z. Feb %, 1855.
]. d. Spring says "Send me a fresh supply Of
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ton. One gentleman had been troubled with the dis
pepsia for long time, and spent the of last sum-
mer az uoted water establishment, but found
relief whatever, untlhe used tho btters lie is now
entirely cured
Kew Brooklyn, NY. October 8, 1853.
Rev. n. p Pfster. says: #
DE. c. 81, Jackson Dear Sir-I request you to send
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German Bitters and am glad to state that the BIT
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