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Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
INHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
il OF the public TO his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMBsToNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
nortb
He his employ other experienced workers
and marbles and every other description Of stone.
MARBLE MANTE1s OF THE LATEST STYLES
or his manufacture, and Of superior quality
LINTTIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIJs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FIAGGING, &c,
everything that required in the marble busf
ness, either utility for the fine arts.
description hs stock
daily his yard whore every judge him
self
In addition number Of
beautifully saucttes suitable gar
den; imported himself Italy
fancy, win manufacture may
bis varied facilities, prompness, and attention business
he hopes the expectations OF his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
Estree north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-d6m
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r IFE IN CHINA; by Rev. William G. Milne, NJ.

III n I.
lands OF the Slave the Free Captain the Hon Murray
r. N l vol London. 81 25.
The Poeca Works Robert bloomfield London, 1857 SO
The laws Of Contrast Cors by NJ Cevreul London, 1857
SO cents.
Common Objects the Sea shore by Rev J. G. Wood A.
london, 1857. 81.
Unprotected Females in Norway. London, 1857 81 25
Deeds, not Words by NJ. Bell, so cents.
Peregrine Bunoe; by Theodore Hook. 38 cents.
Violet, or the Danseuse 3s
Sep3 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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william Grandin,
ATLAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No 20 Franklin sroa, Neao Fork
Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island, pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana Michigan Iowa. Wis
consn Kentucky, Tennessee, louisiana, Ala
bama Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida, &c.
Nebraska Minnesota and the United States Territories
Pensions patents, and bountes speedily obtained.
All kinds OF law business successfully prosecuted
Special attention paid Court OF Claims business.
May 26-6m
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Wheeler & Wilson.

MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Fhmilis, Manataeures and Others
TTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have Their extensive increasing SALE
that they
ceived the prOpors warmly recommending them They
have been sufficiently them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoube advantages that all Others
l Beauty and simplicity Of construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need of repairs
ID Unexampled rapdty o operation.
3D.. Noseless movement.
4h The remarkable perfection their stitching their appca
bihty to a variety of purposes and materials.
Principal office No 3i3 Broadway New and at their agencies
in the principal cities of the Union
May 26-1ys
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Ben. & T.. A. WhitIock & Co..

Ben. 81 Il. A. Whitiock e. Co.,
l3 Beekman Street, corner of Nassau opposite the Astor
House,
PRoPREroRs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from Oard Dupuy Co.. Hennesey lne Cas-
other houses the highest reputation and sole
the celebrated bande in the native proof and flavor Of
Cognac viz:
Whey ard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard vieux Cognac.
Exclusive importers of the e. t.-
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps,
sherry Madcra and Port wines &C., &C.
Alcs, porters and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE CREsIANT.
B. w Co. the exclusive owners of this wine, and
of shipments by regular packets and beg those who
under their guarantee that IL
will superior deacy flavor and quality wine
present imported
BENZ. NJ. Whtlock,
Edw'd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. Haverstick, BEN. L. A. WHTTLOCK co.
Oliver w, Dodge
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1y*
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We would ca attention TO the Of Grandn esq who Is
commissioner for most Of the States and Territories also comis
the United saos Court Of Grandn Is thor
oughy with business departments at
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court Of Claims
tNao Pork Daily NacS
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
4 immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
n stantly ON hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPETTNGS
Oil cloths matngs materials
cornices, window shades &C., &C., &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES!
LORD TAYLOR,
1885, 257, 259, and 281 Grand street,
May 26-ly AZ 40 Caharine street.
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. 16 Wall street, Nev York
Aug 15-ut
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Cyrus w. Field 81 Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. IL CltB sired, Neo York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large stock of printing, writing wrapping and all other
kinds which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-1y~
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Coissayy oGcsGen George Gibson, oommissary gen
era assistant Captain NJ Simpson, six clerks and one mesSen
ger
Surgeon Generals 0Gen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon general
assistants r. Wood and Dr. G. X Wood; three clerks
Engineer 0Genera Joseph Toen, chief engineer assistant
Captain H. q. Wright Ave clerks and one messenger.
Typographical BiueaCol j. Albert colonel Of the corps as
sistan Captain O. Woodruff; four clerks and
H. Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt VIM. Maynadier; eight clerks mad one messenger
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity Buldhag, Ill Broadoay
TINE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
DonIs and entirely cash, OF which three nii
hundred thousand dollars bond and
estate in the city and State Of New York valued mil
lions Of dollars.
profits already amounting mUio hundred
dollars the property OF tho policy holders
TERMS
application and pamphlets giving every Information sup
piled applying the Office Of the companys agents
FREDK s. WINSTON, President
RAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HoMANS, Aotuary.
MINTURN POST, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
May 26-1y@
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Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
HOWARD,
Three Miles West Of Alexandria.
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE RECTOR
TTTIE seventeenth session of this institution will
/ Wednesday, the 9th of September next.
$3.50 for board, tuition lights fuel mendng payable
semi annually In advance.
languages, music, and drawing charges
Pamphlets containing the study terms
those who request them. Direct to
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary, Post once,
Fairfax county, Virgins.
July 18-1aw10t
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NOTHING NEW--Tales by the author of John
In Halifax"
life in Egypt and Nubia by VIM. c Prime.
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire abridged by VIM
Smith, III. d. ae.- gr
Post once Directory for tho United States
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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American Gothic and Brass-FoiI Roofing.
INVENTED EUGENIo IArIIIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. b A, &c
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL tages and farm buildings oce Gothca, chappaqua
Westchester county, New York.
June 1T--du
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Commissioners Of the Sinking Find.
NoEThose holders certificates who desire redeem by
must residing limits OF the United States acknowl
edge the before minister penipoeny charge daaes
consul general commercial agent appointed by
Gifted country
the officer Of such country the other
chief magistrate town. therein residing
tho United States before justice Of the peace
public Of deeds appointed by the
Virginia n the certificate delivered
RIumosB, Va, July 81, 1857 July 31--1aw3m
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Gray haired bald persons with diseases hair scalp read
following and Judge Of the articles;
Mrs A. A. ALIENS Zyloba Isa Num-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26
THE FALL OF DELHI.


After a siege unsurpassed in recent
times by any, except that Of Sabastopol,
Delhi has fallen, the British arms may be
considered as once more in the ascendant
in India. The siege was begun early in
MAY, aud lasted to the 2Oth Of September,
when, after fight Of six days, the British
gained possession Of the whole city. The
loss Of the British in the final attack, does
not appear to have been very heavy, and
as It is stated that the King Of Delhi aud
great numbers of the rebels escaped, it is
presumed that their garrison also did not
suffer to any very great extent. But no
quarter" to the men was the order given
| by the British commander, and we may
fairly conclude that when the captors IN.
tered the city there was fearful slaughter
The general aspect Of affairs in India ];
not remarkably encouraging. But this
capture of the great capital Of the Bengal
Presidency is a really important victory,
the moral effect of which throughout India
will be very great, 1t is so considered 10
England, where, in the very face Of the
disastrous news from Amerca taken out
by the Arabia. the fall of Delhi has had
the effect to advance the price Of ccnsdl:
and to prevent, in a considerable degree
the final conyulsion that was expected to
follow the receipt of the New York Bank
suspension. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

height. Scarcity Of capital and extaya.
gant rales Of loans leaya no interest Of the
country uni0jured except that of the veal
iby money holder.
At the place TO which money hows It is
most abundant abundant and chesrest.--
The Ttes in London 10 not average more
than half those that ara constantly paid in
our Atlantic cities, ani often Sand at one
third or even lover.
Capital at 40 per cert interest. exposed
TO toe competition Of capital at 5, has a
fearful odds to coute.ld with; but il is a.
6nndanee against scarcity which is even
more disastfops thar the difference ofrates.
A prospectus business man may endure
heavy .a,srest but smsll eapitsi must en-
eoGhteF tbe luctustiOus ofths market with
out relief, aud issvamped 10 a storm which
the heavier craft viii ride out under bare
poleAa From the reyuliOns Whicn oar
monetpry affairs periodically safer from
ibis eanse, ny depsTimeHt Ol production oE
trade escapes, and the Plaaeu aIe psnlly
the earliest aud seveIest spliereR They
are most shaken by dspressl9ps Of prices
and by Bankruptcy Of Their customers,
from the TACT that their iRdustryis less va.
risd, and the commodlies which they re-
quire for constant consumption are less
within their reach business Is embarrassed,
They must bring them. fiom abroad, where
credit and eoufIense are net 50 easily
commanded at home. -.,s
Fixed capital commands credit within
The coustry, but mortgages are not negoti'
able securities at distance, r.. ....-
Limit 10 GrPOrtatiOn Of hepreeioas mttoLs
The dTain Of the precious metals, uudu-
| ly induced by the import of articles which
ought to be made at home. is an evil Of
such magnitude that if there were not Hn-
other among the incidents Of excessive i'm
portalion il would Of itself deserve the ut
most exeltiou of legislative power to cor.
rect it. 1t is utterly from the purpose of a
sound policy to speak Of gold as = product
Of the country and a commodity of trade
like iron or cotton, whilst its export is car
ried to the extent Of crippiug business
disturbing the currency, aud enormoudy
enhancing the rate Of interest. However
produced or derived, it is money to the
extent required for the health Of the circu
latou aud the prosperity Of business; and
any policy which runs the supply below
the demand is suicidal. 81. ..... . ......
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THINGS IN TIE WEST.


Those who are still looking forward for
l,cation 10 the West, would do we'll to
make note of things as they are occur
ling there, and profit by the experience of
those who have preceded thenin resi-.
dence there. g H... I s.ags @
South Of Springfield, Illinois. along the
lines of railroads, farmers are said TO be
offering their corn A. fifteen cents a ibush-
ell in the field, or at five dollars per acre,
with dun sale. Now, we venture the asser
tion that there is not farmer in Musking
um county who could be induced to 90 to
Illinois, iowa or any other western State or
Territory, and accept 1900 acres Of the
best land as a gift, to raise corn for Is cts
busheII Nevertheless many Of those
who are there, are this year selling at that
price. Before tie present financial panic
subsidies, there will be no money in the west
with which to buy produce at any price.
There Is 70 danger, however, that the
people will suffer this winter as was the
case Inst, for wait Of the necessaries of life,
as the whole country is oyerllowing with
them; but they will be likely to want for
means to pay their debts, their taxes and
make the improvements necessary to rem
der them comfortable; and distress and
sacrifices of the worst kind will follow
There is 10 land in Iowa, or unimproved
town property either that would sell for
rs much to day as it would have done a
wear ago, and it is very proLlematical
whether it will year hence lie worth halt
as much as it is now. Almost every one
in the new States is in debt. The exor,
bitant prices attached to property is all a
iction-there is nothing real about it.
and the great specuations that we hear Of
are mostly made through system OF cred
its that must, sooner or later, embarrass
the whole country, and set il back so far
that u will take many years Of patient Ia
Dor to again testore il to soundness and
prosperity. Without any available means
they have gone to work building and pro.
tecting railroads upon The credits Of towns
and counties, and have imposed burden
oftaxalion upon their citizens. to pay in.
terest on eorporte debts the per ceutum of
which would, iG told, seem fabulous to our
stiff, substantial farmers who groGn under
the weight of Is cts. on the hundred dol
lars. a-
II is wise to exercise caution and judg.
ment in this thing of leaving a prosper
Gus, healthy, highly improved country, to
become resident of tho Wesl. More
have made such an exchange than have
been benefited by 1t, and hence the pru-
dent man will look we'll to all the consid-
eratious bearing upon such change before
he makes it, ZaneSoille Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

Murray and Ldnman's Florida Water.
From the early days of Spanish dscov-
cry, Florida has been celebrated for the
spicy odor Of its flowers and Shrubs
Here we have the floating incense of its
wild gardens and aromatic groves concen-
tratel ard placed under seal. This floral
water derives its fragrance from the fresh
leaves Of tropical blossoms and plants
The perfume will lose nothing by compar-
ison with that of the choicest Rhenish
Cologne, and is infinitely superior to that
made in Paris, while it is scarcely more
than half the price Of either. 1t is of i'm
portance to look for the trademark "Mur-
ray and Lanmau's Florida Water" on the
label as there are inferior Florida Waters
in the market. 29
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NEW SPECI1L NOTICES.
HoHoway's Ointment and PWs.-Have

HoHoway's Ointment and PITS. Have
you any internal disease? If so, the Pills
will uproot it and regulate every disorder.
ed function, The Ointment alays all
outward inflammation; and cures wounds,
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cure Indigestion in ali its forms. Purcha-
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as to the genuneness of these remedies It
is necessary to see that each leaf Of the
book of directions around each pot and box
shows the words, Holloway, New York
and London" as a water-mark, in semi.
transparent letters. All not thus authen.
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FROM KANSAS.


A gentleman who left Atchi,on. X. T.,
on the 18th, called on us yesterday even
ing and gave US the latest inteIligeucefrom
Kansas. There WAS not much feeling in
tue territory on the subject of the Consti
tuition framed IVY the bobtail Democratic
ConYention, lately adjourned. The total
vote that elected the members of that Gou-
vention did not much exceed 1900, while
the voting population of the territory now
is between $1,000 and 10000, so that the
Free State Republican party ale quite con-
fdent in their own strength, and quite in
dependent as to how soon the slavery Con
stituton is elected in the territory, and as
to how quickly Congress may admit Kan
sas under the Constitution. After the ad-
mission then they intend to do some tall
work and take things entirely into then
own hands, as they have the power and
the votes TO DO so
The clause in tue Constitution, providing
that il shall not be amended within the next
six years, and the other clause which fas
tens slavery upon theterritory whether ol
no, are quite jocuarly received by the Free
State. people, III .as. sa sl.r-t ...
Governor Walker says the Convention
was "a d--d BAIT Jones instituhon.-
This Bait Jones was the father of the John
son aud MeGee county returns, and thougl
resident and voter in tie territory, ha
bis family living in Westport, Missouri
50. Louis Democrat. ataR a.... ...
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THR PRRssURE In PITTsBUReH


The general prosiration ofbusiue's says
lbe Ptisbargh DispaisI, WI nowhereb ba
felt mole severely this winter than IN AZ
legheny. The s,sppage on ltis size of
the river has generally thrown men alone
out Of employ nen,, while the stopping oi
the cotton mills on the other siue has de
priyed a very large number Of fetnsles Of
the work upon wlseh iLey-st lsasi the
greater pant OF thein-Htre solely depend
ent foF their support. Thee cat Of dSe
mills lave ceased, epegiianS aud uHless ?
great impro, emeat takes plaee 10 badless
generally, before long, the others vii also
Be compelled to suspend. The uumbev-Vi
bands employed in the diderest mills pre-
vious TO their suspension, was as follows
Hope, $50; Banner, ESQ., Eagle 800
Anchor, $50; and Penn, 800. ofth@e,
the Hope, Esgle and Banner have stopped
throwing nearly eight hundred and nifty
hands out of work. The Anchor and
Penn still continue 10 tun halftime, Gpt 8
little eolton is on hand at the .nTesent thp,
that unless the stock is inereased-of which
there is no apparent prosPect-they will
also run out before spring. Il .Ea..r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

ES-The demogogues in the cities are
trying very hardto induce conflict be,
tween the poor aud unemployed men Of
those cities and the rich and mercantile
classes. They have induced these persons
to assemble in large numbers, and in pub
lie speech advised them to acts Of violence.
Some benevolent gentlemen should coun-
sci the victims of these sharpers that this
will not do, and that the moment any. at
tempt is made to obtain their "neighbors
goods" the military will interfere, aud the
laborers will not only not obtain work OF
food, but they will lose sympathy. There
may be good deal of distress during the
winter among the poor Of large cities, but
there need be no starvation, no "bread ii.
ots'' no violation of law. if they will only
help one another. We are little discOur
aged just now, but there is good tim,
miug.--AdusrtiSeg.
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THE STRENGTH OF THE NOR
MONS.

The Sacramento Age thus speaks Of the
actual lower Of the Mormons:
"At the order oftheir leaders and proph.
ct they can muster $4,000 men. armed
with tie most effective instruments of dies
truction. They have many thousand OF
the finest horses, trained 10 camp service; Z;
they have a foundry where cannon and
shells are cast; powder mill aud a factory,
wtere resolving rifles aud pistols are man
ufactured, equal to those made at Hartford.
They have evely mnnition of war and
necessary provision within themselves, and
even the womenand children are instructed
in the use Of arms aga 8aI - 1861
add. TO this their geographical posi-
ton, 70 reach Salt Lake from the east,
liz is necessary to pass through a cannon O.
Etwcrty FIVE miles, underhills so steep anG
IrocEy that dozen men could hur dowr
an avalanche Of stones on an approaching
caravan; and even in the event Of severa
thousand troops reaching the valley, ii,
besieged, With theirherds, would take tC
The mountains and, reinforced by thei
savage allies, would, in turn besiege thei
besiegers. and cut offsupplies until the in
vaders bad starved out"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

The PRospEcT.-=The steady influx of
specie from all quarters into the couhtry
promises that the pressure under which We
have been toihng will pass over without
any more heavy failures than those al
ready announced. From England, France
Germany and Mexico we have resolved
shipments in coin, and mostly in such
amounts as cannot fail to grant us partial
relief. We have reason to believe that
this influx comes in the steady channel Of
trade, is governed by the rules regulating
the laws of supply aud demand, and not
for any especial purpose connected with
our present financial distresses.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26
Tun NEW EnpALMrro PRocrss.-

The New EMBALMINd PRoCEss.-A
process for embalmiug the dead, origins
ted by physician Of New York, has beer
prosecuted in New Orleans by Mr.. Cas-
sanaye, with much success The corpse il
not eyiscerated. An incission is made il
the arm. into which chemical prepara
ton is injected. Mr.. Cassanave has {
vault in one of the cemeteries, in whicl
specimens of his ant are placed on exhibi
ton. One of them the corpse Of negro
boy, who died last October, has recently
been inspected by the editor of the New
Orleans Bee, who found it not at all shrdnk
nor exhibiting any symptoms Of decay.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26
sHERIFFS SALE.
,s.,s,',, :; sS;..,n5 |.Iosdsr es Of Sale.

Thomas kinsey, .., .s... ..
s... VS.. al rOrdar of Sale
Abraham Westfall, '-A -.
Jacob b. Meyer. - ! ay
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas,
Of Carroll county, Ohio, viii expose to sale
On Saturday, tie 1911 Of December, 1857.
betw cen the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ, , and l
o'clock P. NJ, of said day, at the door OF the
Court House, in Carrollton, Carroll county,
Ohio, the following described real estate, VIZ: ~
pari Of the South West quarter of section tif
teen. as Township fifteen (l5J aud Range
five (5( and bounded as follows; commencing
6G feet West of the section line at the N. W.
corner of Ann Crawford's lot of land, thence
Vest, paral lell with the State road 60 t9e'
thence South one hundred and sixty fee'
thence East 50 feet, thence North $50 feet tc
the place Of beginning, lying and being in th'
County Of Carroll, and State OF Ohio.
Terms cash; appraised at S962. ...
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, ~.
Nov. 10 It'd. pr. fee sherh-
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Fitsl Fits!! Fitsll

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nervous system has been prostrated or shatter.
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Price 50 per box, or two boxes for S.
Persons out of the city, enclosing remittance,
will have thepills sent them through the mail,
free of postage. For sale by Seth s. Hance,
No. l9s P'lhmore Street, Baltimore, Nd, to
whom orders from parts Of the Union must
be addressed post paid.
April so, ls57.-ly