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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
' Nui' anu ''''D SOLOMON MANN.

FRIEND WooD-It wasa long time after you Bliss
field got the bottle OF Restorative for which you
gave order upon your agen In DsIrOt and when
got concluded try Il Mrs. MaDn's hair. the
OF its power has done all that you assured me
would 6o and others OF my family and friends, having wit
messed its effects using and recommending It's
others entitled to the highest consideration you claim
FORT. Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
COBPLETELY PRESERVED
TO TILE GREATEST AGE.

And who thst gray would nothave Il restored to former
color bald but would have the growth restored or ro
bled With dandruh nd itching hut would have removed,
troubled with scrofua, sesld head other erupons
but would be cured with sick headache nenFatal but
would cured. will also all pimples from the
face and skin Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will DO all
this, circular and the following:
Ann ARBOR, November S, 1856.
PRoT. o. J. wooD-Dear Sr have heard such said Of
the wonderful effects your Hair Restorative, but ayng
been oen cheated BY quaekey and qusck nosrums hair
dyes, &C. was disposed TO place your Restorative In me
category with the thousand and loudly tTumpted
quaek remedies, until net you in Lawrence county some
months since, hen such assurance as induced
the trial ofyour RestO rave in famy-ht by good
ife whose hair had become thin and entirely Ehes
and before exhausDg Of your large bottles her hair
restored nearly its original eaulifu brown COLOR and
had thickened and become beautiful and glossy and
entirely the head; she continues it, not simply
because of its beaut ing effects the hs but because
Of heanul influence upon the head and mind Others
Of my family and friends using restorative with the
bappies Effects therefore, skeptcsm and doubts in
reference 10 Its character and value entirely removed
and and do cordially and conadentally
mendits by all would hair restored
white gray 10y Of sickness sg original color
and beauty and by all young who would have their
hair beautiful ami glossy.
Very trulS and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
crncker's School

WHITES CREEK SPRINGS. The next session win
n commence the 3ITt Of August Price Of board tuition
Washing fuel and lights $50 o. per session of tHsnY
lo-im-e'-NU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
A GLANCE AT LONDON.

correspondent of the New York Commercial
writing from the city of London, thus gances at
some of the peculiarities Of the modern Babel:
Pedestrians nav no attention to right or left, but
push ahead and collisions consequently OFTEN oc-
cur There are more than fifty streets mere CROWDED
as much as Broadway ever Is, anu nS OsnS
narrow il is easy to imagine Wna1 'he ulinoullss
| are in nrooressinR The Londoners are not early
| risars bn1 rather turn night into day. Very few,
40 Co. a. can learn, take breakfast before nine
ociot and twelve at midnight is considered an ear
" bopT 10 retire Places Of amusement often keep
| cnen till one and sometimes two In the morning,
| and in gardens where pyrotechnic displays are
prominent feature, the hre"orAS oRe HO' se' v" ~
twelve. -
Hotel life is peculiar There are very few public
houses in which the inmates eat at table dhote.-
Englishmen like TO be alone, and more than once
have noticed step into an eating house, and,
finding half dozen persons at the table, immediate
ly retire. On this account large eating-roOm like
the ct the Astor House. for instance, could not
be supported. Hence the large number Of restaur-
ants and the very limited accommodations. One Of
the worst features of these eating is the pay
Of the servants. At every meal you have to pay
two, and at places four cents to the waiter who
attends you, in addition to the high price of the
meal. These walters wear fashionable clothes and
white cravats
The streets of London are kept very clean. So
far as can learn there is regular time for sweep
ing the sreets, out When any MIN or ort colecIs IL
is directly removed l have been in nearly every
portion of the city, and have not street dirty
as ours are Immediately after they are swept. Not
Withstanding it rains here almost every day, the
sprinkling carts continually on duty, and when
the streets begin to dry they at once lay the dust
stranger would hardly expect to see birds flying
about in city like this but they are here in abund
ance. The streets full of sparrows birds about
the size Of American wrens, and they very tame
They are seen in the most crowded thorOughfares,
well as in the less frequented streets.
The police system of London is as nearly perfect
as possible policeman is almost always in sight,
and being dressed entirely in blue with the coat
buttoned up around the neck Ia naiitaire, can be
readily distinguished. The streets are 80 numerous
and crooked that it is often necessary for stranger
to ask questions of the policemen, and they are al
ways ready to give the required information. With
such systematic arrangements it seems almost i'm
possible for stranger to be imposed upon if he uses
proper judgment. At all places where crowds are
likely to collect such as railroad depots steamboat
landings, theaters, &C., the police distributed
literally. The entire police force of the Metropolis
is about 5000 in population of 100000.
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N A S H WILL E.
Rates Of Advertising.
ron IAcn saU4nI or rrE INNS Oh Il
lob PRINTING.

Advertisers exceeding the space con ssS
ed for, will be cbHrg' d fSr the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

give
can always be found at the Counting Room of the Patro
once when my absence, orders be left mar+-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
FLECTION OF n 8 SENATOR.

We see that all Of the Democratic papers in the
State are urging the proprety Of electing two u s.
Senators. For our part thought that was q
Fixed fact and the people Of the Sta thought sotoo
when they voted. We see no improperly in this
The times are stormy and mOmentous, and for one,
we are unwilling to see Tennessee in any event that
NAV arise without full delegation in the Congress
of the .. S. We think discussion upon the subject
il useless and out Of place. The people have de-
termined upon the matter ana let their will be
obeved. They do not want John Bell any longer,
and sill that remains to be done is to elect his
sOr.-SAelByrilIs Constitutsondl'st-
CHEAP CoRN CRoP IN lLLNOIs.-South Of this
place on the railroads, some OF the farmers are Of
sTin their corn at IS cents per bushel in the field
otbers At IS per acre The indications are, unless
The frosts set in early that the corn crop will be
enormously lArge.-Spyn0fslF Journal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
CHANCERY SALES.


DRSUANT 10 decree Of the Chaneery court at Carthage
made in the case Of Benjamin Rucks. ExT., vs. How !
Rucks and the undersigned VIII on me ~ DAY
Of OCTOBER next 1857 proceed 70 sell to the highest
IN The nrem'se the land belonging TO the etae Of Jos ah
I'm Ks decd composed Of the tract # which said Josiah
died zed and and on which the aie hhzaoeh
Rucks res Odd time o. ath And aso U act oi
2I0 acres a. urnng thereto purena ed by portion OF me
heirs Of aid Josiah Rucks, since ceath IN All ABOUT 9J
AIIof said isnd hes Smith County Tennessee, DE-
tet No - nelT The Of Rome il will be laid Of in lots
to suit purchasers ,,, Ill, -. -,
the ssv.s belonging sid estate to-wt: Joshua sged
about 4S: Luc about Ely soout2' ana hsr eniioen
Hsnry about 7. Lucy ard Marina T. -
Said Sa es will made credit OF one enc t.o years
except sum suficent TO pay costs ami AttoI ey
chsseHs. CO. = 49,,
sept IT'D prs, fee SO Clerk q mesler.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
PUBLIC LAND SALES.

The following table, showing the amount of Pub
lie Land sales for the year ending June 80, 1857,
will be read with interest:
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Purse SUI.
Saturday, Sirth Day, Jockey CzuO' 1To NUE. hs0s'
Purse $780,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

"A Cells Manila Rope, all sizes $500
- C y AND WAGON BOXES.
Is Tons well assorted Castings,
90 Sets VVauOu Boxas, all sizes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

me amount Of sulphur peanne snG Psreuhe
7e,ntained 10 aGy coal, and It's calorlc powers -
They solicit orIerS for mixing metsufsea
maps of landed property They
a.ld nd Inrk rannred for esLaollshIng
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

ND the various a6ecyns consequent upon 4 disorders
n STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Indigestion Acidty OF
the Stomach Cocky Pans, HearbeTn, Loss Of Appetite
Despopdency Cosveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
ali Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, it has Ia
M instances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided cure.
Thia is q purely vegetable pound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the OF the celebrated Hol
land Professor BOeThave Because OF its In
States its Introduction into the VI tied
States was intended especially OrbOse Of father
land scattered and there the face OF this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among them, now
offer it American public knOEng that its truly won
derful medicinal virtues must be aeknOW lodged.
particularly recommended TO those whose con
stutons may been impaired by the continuous Of
ardent spirits or other forms Of dissipation Generally in
Simultaneous finds its directly to the seat OF
dropping spirit and in FACT nfIsng health and vigOr in
NoTTcE-Whoevsr expects hnd this beverage will be
disappointed the SICK, weak and low spirited will
prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed of singular RENE
dial prophecies. -
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has Induced
many limitations which the public should gzard against pur
chasing Be persuaded to buy anything else until You
have given Boerhsvs Holland Bters air trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior 10 all these
NJ Sold at 81 per bottle six bottles for S., by the
sole PropreiIOrs, no
Manufacturing Pharmsceutsts andChemists PttsburgPa
Sold in Nashville by EWIN BROTHERS, Wholesale
Agents Sold by DR.. A. h. RoSCOE,JOH j. BEECH.
and OTuggist ReneTalv. TaprIs '57-dtwdzw lyis.
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III - .
perhaps IN the
ofstOek Il Is
pient 10 Two az
convenient 20
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No. ? Nashville Inn Block,

Nashville. Tennessee
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

Is hereby ordered that hereafter the Terms of
the Court of Common Pleas and Of the District
Court IN the several Counties of the s1id Judicial!
District, shall commerce and b. holden as TO-
lows.
The District Court shall commence in the
County of Butler, April II: i'll the county of Pre-
BILE, May Sd; in the county of Darkc May 10; in
the county of Montgomery May II; in the county
of Miami August Esd: in the county of Cham
paigne August so; in the county of Clark Sep
tcmber q; in the county OF War en- Septemb r
I3; IN the county of Clinton September 23; in
the county OF Green October 4th.
The Court of Common Pleas shall ommcn in
the county of Butler February Is. June LIST and
october 18th; in the county of Preble March Is,
June ,2ist and November %: IN the county of
DarSe March %, July 18th and December goth:
in the county of Champagne February l, May
3Ist and October IS; in the county of Miami
February Is, June 2lst and December +: in the
county of Montgomery March 15. June 9TH and
November Sth; in the county of Clarke Februnr,,
l. June 2Sth, and December Is; in the c.unty
of Greene February I, May 3lst and Cstuhcr IS;
in the county of Warren March ia, June nth
and Novsmber 23; in the county of Clinton Feb
ruary %, June sth and Nosemher sd
Signed, w NJ. WILSON.
+. PARSONS,
.... WI. WHITE,
Nov. :, 1857 Judges.
L. b. 0GDEx, Clerk o. the Court of Common
the foregoing is a true copy of the order of said
Judges, fixing the times of holding the Courts
aforesaid, now Of record IN my office.
-. - LIZ OGDEN. Clerk.
B. F LARsH. Deputy.
December 8, 1S57.-iw,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
Tie Proposed FAX Ol Bank
Notes Om..cT Twenty DO.larS.

The proposition to widen thcs metallic
basis, and of a1fording All exclusive spc-
Gle currency to all the ordinary business
t-rat.sastteus oil life, is daily receiving
more friends and supporters. 1t can lie
effected only by the lutcrpositiou of the
National EoTernment, which has. lOns
neglected To exercise the powers with
which II is clothed, by the Federal Ton
stitution, and it is ~tlIitIler attention is
turned. n large lunlber of Influential:
papers, prUmiucut statesmen and leading
lnen in State Legislatures have asked
for the imposition, by Congress, of u
stamp duty upon all, bank notes under
twenty. dollars, as the most ready means
to accomplish this object. The Cham
Der of Commerce in Philadelphia is also
moving in the same direction. MIR. S.
J!'MERRiGK lately introduced into that
body some sensible resolutions from
which We make the following extracts /:
cResGkreti, That the power OF Congress.
be invoked, under the constitutional
provision which authorizes that body
to regulate the commerce and curren-
cysof the United States to take such
steps. as. will gradually and cautiously
Insure the absorption of bank notes
6fsneh denominations as are represent
ed by the national coin as now author
lied. 1 4,.e-
>"RcsoIred, That as the specie Lasis, in
the United States is now or soon will be,
ample to supply the current necessities
of life, and hence the occasion will soon
c~eussrwhep a paper cure ncy of small de-
nomination will he necessary for daily
transactions, and as the power of issuing
small current notes is u stroug tempta-
ton to initiate the currency, public safe
ty and convenience requires the retire
lHent of small notes of various denomi-
nations at as early a period as may be
consistent with the wants of trade.
"Resoired, That as any action by q
single State, tending to establish a spe-
Gle currency for the daily transaction of
life, would be rendered fruitless by the
influx of paper from other States, the
interposition of the National Govern
ment is required to effect this reform"
1t is exceedingly gratifying to the old
Democrats who SO g%loriously rallied
around the administration of Jackson
and Van Buren, and of such statesmen
as Benton, Calhoun, Buchanan and
Wright; when they first commenced the
work of advocating the revival of the
metallic currency twenty years ago,
amid such obloquy and r~eproach, to see
the favor with which the hard money
doctrines are now received in quarters
where they we're her ridiculed and
censured - We are confident that a
short trial of the gold currency under;
twenty dollars would soon prepare the.
public mindtfor further and still greater
reforms in the monetary system, and
render them practicable of accomplish
ment. 49,: del
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
FouR DAYS
EATERaFROM EUROPE.
arrival Of 1.-the Arbitration. :

Cotton Unchapged-Breadstufs Declin-
fhgLProtisions DaR-Engtish Money
from hdid-Addtiondl FdfaaTGs.
SANDY Hook, Dec, 21L9 A. NJ.
The news Collins mail steamship
Adriatte, with dates from Liverpool to
the morning. of the 9th inst, passed
here this morning. a-tza
The steamship 4ra6ia' ! advices reach
ed Liverpool on the 9th inst, and the
City of NashIngtoa on the 9Th inst.
The Adridtic brings one weeks later
adviees from India. m y Is
General Have@ockzwas still -hemmed
mat lucknow. r szi17E $50 dol" rsl9
General CampbcHawa was marching to
The Bank 9f FrepseI has IsdpGea its
Additio1ali failures are repdrted, but
theyuaEeNunimportapt to AmeYira2IE =
The IndiaRJnewss was brought by a
casual steameEte SUCK Calcutta dates
are to- November 1stl Aaa7let9 s1sssr"-s''
Two conveys of provisions had ar
rived at lucknow --5,z.a a,ari 2a'e;zk
sSir Colin Campbell and staff had
stirred For Gawnpore TrooPs weFe al
se1moxing rapidly for the relief of Luck
now H3a en- asfi sS'ft2 'S,'S-'a'- -.
More. troop ships had arrived out
The 4dridttc left liverpool at half
past two. O'clock on the. afternoon Of
Wednesday, the 9th inst. a,n.
There has been severe fighting at
Lucknow. General Outram is report
cd to have been wounded. 'n7-ai.'
The following failures are reported:
Messrs. ,NeWells & Nick, of London,
inithe Norway trade: liabilities $780,
OO6.a albert Kelly Go, also in the
Norwegian trade liabilities f1i0,0 900.
Keel & Collin, in the German trade +;
liabilities moderate. Lichtenstein &
Co., liabilities $50. 900. JIG. Adams,
calico printer at Glasgow; liabilities
94O, 900, and others of less Importance.
Gold was flowing to the Bank of Eng
land in large quantities. The City OF
Glasgow Bank show u large surplus and
will resume business.
The depression continues at Ham
burg, but it has been resolved to estab-
fish a discount bank with a capital OF
fifteen million marks. immediately.
There have been numerous addition
al failures. but 1t was thought that the
turning point had been reached.
Both Houses of Parliament have vo-
ted Ell 900 TO General HavelOck.
The Bank of England Indemnity
Bill had been ordered to a third read
ing in the House of Commons.
Parliament will probably be adjourn
ed in a few days to the usual time OF
meeting.
The LeriaiAda was making slow pro-
gress daily to deep water.
The Bank of France has reduced its
rate of discount one per cent.
The Corps. Legislatif had adjourned
to the 18th of january
Malta aud Corfu nave been success
fully connected by u submarine telc-
graph.
The Spanish Mexican difficulties were
assuming IA more peaceful aspect.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
Dec. s. 1857

ISAAC STEPHENS, Admir- OF Preble Comnlo"
ANN GRAY, decd. plaintiff Pleas: Civil Ae-
~. tion, in Attach
TAzwELL GRAY, defendant, is hereby notified
that on the 5th day Of May, A. D., 1857, the said
Isaac STEPHENS, Administrator of ANN GRAY,
deceased, filed his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Preble County, Ohio, which pcti.
ton Is to obtain a Judgment on a note of hand
given by defendant to plaintiff, for $1,000 90, with
eight per cent. interest from March %, 1852:
upon which partition an attachment was issued
against the effects of the defendant which has
been served. Thu defendant is requested to an
swer on or before the LIST Monday in February
next 1889 or judgment and other proper order
will be taken in his absence.
W. j. GILMORE. Attorney fer Plaintiff.
Attest, l.. b. OGDET, Clerk.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
BRILLIANT PR0rPECTUS!.
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association!
mI1E M0IvS

Dusseldorf Gallery of Paintings !
Purcha sed at a cost of $3.50, 900! And Powers
world renowned Statue of fine GREEK SLAVE.
Repurchased for $4,000. with several hundred
other works of Art, in Paintings, Sculpture and
Bronzes, comprise the Premiums to be ava ded
to the sub cribers Of the Cosmopolitan Art A $50
citation, who subscribe before the 2Sth of Janua-
nv, 1898, at WHICH time the awards will take
place. Terms of subscription
Every subscriber of three dollars is entitled to
A copy If the large and splendid steel Engra-
wing. entitled Manifest Destiny also to
A copy of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal one
year, also to -E
A Certificate in the Award of Premiums, also
A free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cos
mopOlitan Gallery.
Thus it is seen that every three dollars paid
the sub cribe not only receivcsa ar
Splendid Three Dollar Engraving!
But also the beautifully illustrated
7ico Dollar Art Journal, one year,
Each sub scriber is also presented with n GER
tifcate in the Award of Premiums. by which a
valuable work of Art. in Painting or Sculpture,
may be received in addition, thus giving to eve
~ subscriber an equivalent to the va ,uc of five
dolla RS, and q Certificate gratis.
ANY one of the leading IS Magazines is furn-
i>hed. instead of Engraving and Art Journal, if
desired.
No person re stricted to a siEgle share. Those
taking five memberships, rem;ttine SIS, are en-
titled to an extra Engraving and six tickets.
Full particulars of the Association are given
splendid EnSravings, price fifty oentS per num-
Der. Specimen copies will be sent to all persons
who desire to subscribe ,on receip of five postage
stamps. Us centsl
AddFe~a. l.. DERBY,
Actunry c.. A.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

o. and W. MrNoR, Plaintiffs Before s. Banta
p:. J. p. of Washt'n
JouN WooLvERFoN. Derdt. TIP. Preble Co o.
On the ath day of November, 1857, said Jus.
tice issued an order of alta chment, in the above
action. for the sum of thirty-three dollars and
five cents.
o & W. MINOR.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

The per oual property belonging to the e.tate
EFF Isaac Gale, deceased: consisting of hor cs.
Wagon, farming implements, wheat, hav. fod-
der, corn, wheat in the field, Re. &c., and other
property. will be sold ut vendue.. at his late res
idencp. in Eaton, Preble Co, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9th Day of Jan. SO,
commencing at 10 o'c'Ock. A. NJ, and will con-
time from d " to day until the property is all
sold. s. BANTA, Adm n:strator.
December 24th, 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

Regul ting the sp ed of Loconpo ives in Camden
Ireb'e Co., Ohio.
SEC ] t. BE it ord .inpd by the Council of the
iuc0rpo~ atcd WILL, ge of Camden, Preble County.
Ohio. tn I if any RaiIro d Company Conductor
or Engineer. III III run any Locomotive within
the inco. porated village of Camden, of said
County aud State. faster than ci ght miles per
huu~, such Rail Road tom Iany Conductor or
Eu ain ser. upon convict ON Thereof. before the
Mayor, shall be fined not, less thIn So 500, nor
more tn in $5n.n0, at the discretion of the May
or. to b. collected with costs of suit as IN other
cases o. dam,g &c.
Passed sept. 18th, 1857 - his act TO take eff
feet from and after its passage.
A. w. YOST. MavOr,
JAMES i. BOSER. Recorder.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

Notice is hereby given to the members of the
Prebie County Agricultural Society. that an
electIcn will be held at the Town Hall in Eaton
on Saturday tho goth day of December. A. ID.
1857, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
4 o'clock. p, NJ, an said day. to elect officers for
said Society to serve the ensuing year, All per-
sons who purchased member tickets for the year
1857. are member aud entitled to vote.
JOEL w. HARRIS, Sec'v.
December 8. lSI1.-3t
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
ESfnfe Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed Administrator of the
Estate Of Isaac Gale, deceased. Those hav-
ing legal cI rlms against said estate will present
the SINE Il gtl!y authenticated for settlement.
md all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quest ed to make immediate payment to
SOLOMON BANTA, Admr.
Dnc oEth Ic5-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

Preble Co. Branch State Bank of Ohio, ]
z EAToNSO., Dec. 22nd, 1857. i
An election for Directors of this
Bank, to serve the ensuing year will be
held at the Banking House, between
the hours, of l and.3 P. NJ, On Monday,
Jan. 4th, 1858. BY order of
ii. C. HIESTAND, Cashier.
Dec. 81. 1S57.-2t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
Preble Co. Branch State Bank of Ohio,
EATON, o, Dec. end, 1857.

This Bank will be closed on Friday,
christmas 25th inst, and also on New
Years day. Notes or bills fallingdu on
either of those days must be attended
to on the 24th or 31st.
II. C. HIESTAND, Cashier.
Dec. Pa, 1S57.-2t.