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National House,
Corner IF Main and Lisbon Streets,
WELLsVILLE. Quo,

!, WELLsvILLE, Quo.
I. w. WHlTAURE, Proprietor.
HI AVING again taken this old establish
- ed Hotel, the subscriber would respect
fully tender his acknowledgements to gen
erous public for the very liberal patronag.
heretofore received at their hands Having
thoroughly renovated and refuniahed the HOUSE
he hopes to be able to accommodate his patron,
in such style as will give entire satisfaction
The stabling is large and extensive. liber
al shafeof patronage is respectfully solicited
Ladies' OF gentlemen can be accommodated wild
single or double rooms at theii discretion, :
s Junel3. T.W.. WHIrACRE,
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,.-v.rrh ! oa. n. afDa. =, !,

ETThe October No Of Peterson s mag
azine is on irritable, full of fashions, poe
try, Original Stories &c., Ifyou want a
handsome, cheap, and first rate magazine;
subscribe for Peterson's. Single copy /
year $780,, 5 copies ! year s5,00,5 cop.
les $50, IA. W
Address CharlesJ Peterson lO3 Ches.
nut St., Phihdelphis
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coIuMBIANA CouSTY AGRICULTURAL
FArR.--We have been favored with a
pamphlet containing the premiums; regu-
latious, and names Of the awarding commit
tces&c, oftbeannpal palfairofthe agricultural
society Of Columbiana County; together,
with complimentary ticket to the same.
We are obliged to you gentlemen and if
we can make 1t convenient it will give
us much pleasure to be present at an
exhibition thatbids fair be one Of the
best in the State,
The Fair viii be held on thA A"Fair
groundss atiNew Lisbon, on Wednesday.
Thursday, 4 Friday, September twenty
sixth, twontyNsyenth, and twenty-oightb,
1855
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Missouri House.

Missouri House,
WATER STREET, Opposite the Pass
enger Depot of the G. 4 p. Rail-
road, J WELLSVILLE, Ohio.
VIM. WHITACERE, Proprietor.
N succeeding Capt. GROCER in the
Missouri House," the present Proprietor
hopes, by attention to business, to retain the
popularity and patronage which the house so
Justly merited U nder the auspices Of his ''illus
rious predeces sor." June G, '55
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BARRIERS and Fancy Hair Dressera.

ETtO PAINTERS. We have received .
4 large lotof Paint Brushes, from the celebra.
td Manuf actory of J, g. MoKrSsr d Co., to
which we invite your especial attention. These
Brushes are unsurpassed for durability and
elasticity. We have also new article OF Paint
Brush for paint ng Roofs Of houses, boats, dc.
Also fine assortment Of Blenders, Grainine
Brushes aud Brick Liners.
\ HENlNG u MELVIN.
DERFUMERY.-T Subscribers have
= now on hand large and choice assortment
Of Purfumerys and Fancy goods which will be
sold very low. HENlNG 4 MELVIN.
CPONGES.-A fne assortment Of Toilet,
y Bath aud Carriage Sponges on hand.
n, y 81 HENlNG X MELVIN. .
lan BOXES SODA SALERATUS, on
IUU hand and will be sold to the trade very low
HENING 4 MELVIN.
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$50 Reward,
HO Es y TOL ENl

.F % III 0 h 5 II s L D u II Nj 4,
ER0M the promises Of, the Subscriber
= in Cross Greek Township, Jefferson county
Ohio, a large dark bay horse, l7llS hands high,
shod before, the.nigh hind foot white, star in
The face. small white spot on the head caused
by the btidle, six years old. :. q. Z.
Address j Ohm GtJNNIN CHAM,
Sept u, St-pd. Holmes Mill.
J,HE LARGEST & CHEAPEST AND
I best Stock Of Boots Shoes and Trunks ever
fe rod 10 this Market can be found at the City
oboe Store Washington Hall buildings Market
81. Steubsnyille Ohic b. SCOTT.
August 29th 1855.
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THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
- inform his friends, and the public, that he
is running his Machinery at Harvey's Mil Is
Unionport. They are in excellent order, and
he has given universal satisfaction to those who
have favored him with their patronage. NE il
prepared TO warrant al work done in the most
complete style, and at the shortest notice.
Aug. =. IS. ROBERT ARTHER.
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fn-T -Ths foll0ving named gentIemen n

s . .fN N j q
Sm- The following named gentlemen are
requested to act as Local Agents for the
True American
Wa1Tenton, John M'Adams.
Mt. Pleasant, John Mercer. ~
SmithGeld, Wm. Mathews ,<
Martinsyille, A. Martin. II
New Alexandria, DR.. WorthingtOn.
Lagrange, j. A, Mahugh,
Gross Greek, j. Moore,
Bloomfield, Dir. Cole
Salem, II. bafefty. tss &
Island Greek, j Debut.
Jeddo, j. w. Ragan
Knoxville, J. Woodruff, 2 y
Mitchers Salt Works, P, Cable.
Eniottsville, Il. B. Stewart.
,Wellsyille, Stephen Fasset
New Lisbon, r. M'Caskey.
Fairyiew, Guernsey Co J, VIM, George
Cambridge, j. Sarchet.
Waynesburg, GreensCo. Pa, ]. Porter
Cadig, Harrison Co., VIM. .Milligan. !.
Wheeling, Va3 James Lancaster.
Should it beinconyenients as it evident
ly would be in many ases7=for subscriber
to hand their money to eitherof the abovt
named gentlemen, they viii please for
ward it to US by mail, at our'risk.
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Cottage use.

HENRY BONE has taken charge OF the
IL Cottage House, and is prepared to accom-
IN odae the public. +.
He has refu rnished the principal rooms, and
in many other respects added 10 the comfort
Of the house. His table will at all times be
supplied with the best the market affords. 1t
is bis intention. and shall be his constant care
to render his house, in every respect, all that
may be desired by his guests.
Boarders and Pleasure Parties accommodated
Oh reasonable terms.
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~ N. GOSSETT,

Dealer IN Fancy Groceries aud Gopjec-
tionaries, Market street, between 9th x
and 9th, in Dike's Buildings,
Stenbehville, Ohio, "a
Has jlstreceiyed fine assortment Of Fancy
Groceries, CONTEMPORARIES, etc. ~ IN
The stock comprises in part the folloNings
!, Fresh Fruits, Pickles, Sardiuesi Spiced oys,
ters. n Is sse. N y .Sgs' X IL a
Tomatoes, capers, Pepper Sauce, Lobsters,
0atsup. "A
Sparkling oatswba andstill Wines.
Crackers and cheese, fine cigars aud chewing
Tobacco, and Fine WORKS. Y,
The public are respectfully requested 70 eall,
aud examine our stock, N. G0SSETT.
NY y July llth 1851,
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For through tickets aud further informa.
tion apply to F. A. WELLS, Agent, Steu
benville. J,,
The Cadiz Accommodation Train,
Connects with both the above trains at the
junction, t
AGENTS.
James Collins l. Co., Freight and Pass
enger Agents, No. Ia and ll5 Water ST..
Pittsburgh.
j. N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Broadway
Cincinnati.
Nv. Strader, Passenger Agent, Broad
way, Cincinnati.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, New
ark.
+. A. Wells, do. Steubenville
LAFAYETTE DEvENNY, ,fG
y Gen'l Fr't and Ticket Agt.
E. w WOODWARD, Superintendent.
Sept II, 1855. q.
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OHIO STATE FA1R4

TO be held at COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept.
Is, 10, 20 and .2lst, 1856.
Tickets Half Price to Columbus @ back!
Via, STEUBENgILLE e. INDIANA
,RAILR0ADi
Tickets good for any day of the Fair week,
only, going and returning,
Those taking seats without tickets, except
from Stations where the Company
have no agents, will be charged
full Fare.
Tickets from Pittsburg to Columbus and
Return, ...,.!..s.............G. s5U
From Beaver to Columbus and back, $50
From Wellsville to Columbus & back 500
From Wellsburg g" q" 4,7t
From Warren g" son
From SteubenviIle /" /" I" 4,5(
Morning Train leaves Steubenville dai
Fly, at 7,l5 a. m and arrives at Columbu.
at 2.45 p. m.
Evening Train leaves Steubenville, dai
ly, at 800 p. N, and arrives at Colunbu
1890 night.
The Steamboats, Yiroqua, Eclipse, Clari
Fisher, Resale, and Venture are running
in connection with this Road,
Through Tickets can be purchased OIL
board the above Steamers; Of JAS! Col
lins u Co., Water St, Pittsburgh, or a
the r. R. Office, SteubenVilIe u
b W. WOODWARD, Sup'tl
i. DEvENNY, Gen. Agent.
! Sent. IL.
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s. L. Sharp,

Wholesale and Retail 1ubaecOnist.
FEEPS constantly on hands all kinds of
Ia manufactured tobacco, cigars and snuff.
Articles sold by him are warented to be Of the
best quality. ~
Shop OH Market street, south side, one door
below sixth street, and opposite Nash's new
building.
SteuIeuylle. sent. 10 '55-ly,
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WASHINGTON HALL.

Market Street, Opposite Pubtie Buildinys,
t Steabeavitie, Ohio.
WIN. MOSSGROVE, Proprietor.
The above house has been thoroughly re6tted
and furnished in the most modern style!
| June 90. tt.h.
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1D-The failure of the cars last evening

bI-The failure Of the cars last evening,
caused considerable nneasiness among onr
citizens, owing 10 the many rumors and
soDjectures of the knowing opes, but we
are pleased to learn from the conductor of
the train that arrived this morning, 'safe
and sound" that the failure was occasion-
ed By che machine getting slightly out Of
order. The trains will leave at their usu-
oil time. .'
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Mr.. G, A. Crofut, No. 70, south Fouth
street, Philadelphia, is our authorized
Agent to obtain advertisements, subscrip-
tons, and collect money for. the True
American.
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Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.
TWO DAILY TRAINS,
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Sept. 10
OlS55, the MAIL TRAIN will leave Seu.
benville daily Sundays excepted) at 1850.
clock, a. M, and arrive at Newark at las o..
clock p, m. t e.s..
The Express Train leaves Steubenvlle
at 8 P, NJ. and arrives at Newark at ll30
P. NJ a-e.
Both trains connecting with trains for
Columbus, Sandusky,
Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Laselle,
Mount Vernon, Rock Island,
Toledo, Saiut Louis.
RETURNING,
The Express Train leaves Newark at /.
so A. NJ. and arrives at Steubenyille at 8
A. NJ. E"t t-
The Mail Train leaves Newark at IL o.
clock, NJ. aud arrives at SteubenviIle at g.
10 P. M. Passengers by this train leave
Cincinnati at 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
FARE.-From Steubenyile, through
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Traf AusTlldtI

THE CIrIzENs' BANK still continues to
pay interest on deposits. D. MooDY.
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steuSsnvills Foundry and Machine Works.
JOSEPH MEANS. JAMES MEANS, JR, GRO! ,. MEANS
MEANS & BROTHERS,
=. MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
tas And all kinds Of H
Railroad Work, Ia

And every variety of
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Switches mill Gearing for Saw
Wrought and cast Frogs and Grlst. Mills,
Car Wheels, various :Shaftlhgs and Pull.
Sizes, eys,
Gar Pedestals, -: Cast Iron Fronts,
Gar Oil Boxes, hubs, 4: Window caps, sills
Iron Bridges, ,. and coal Vaults. 4
Hack Wheels, Bolts and nuts, cut
Coal car Wheels. = and Turning, Plau-
Threshing Machines. ing, Screw cutting
U0urfacilities for work are, not surpassed
by any shop il, the State, and our stock Of
Patterns being large, all orders for the above
work " Il be filed promptly and in the
best manner,
y sA.aS Cant 10 ul Y
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Legal Notice

Legal NOClce, ~
Thomas Cole Plaintiff J Iu JEFF Com Pleas
vs. Vim, H. DUNCAN and The Defendants Wm.
Jane DUNCAN, Delt. H DUNCAN and Jane
DUNCAN are hereby notified that have filed in
the Court of Common Pleas for Jefferson
County Ohio petition against them, the
Object and prayer, which is to sell certain real
estate in said County mortgaged by the defen
dants, to secure the payment Of a note of VIM
h DUNCAN to me fol $3.50 dated August 24lt
1859 and payable on the lst day of f.April 1856
The real estate sought to be sold is described
as follows. Part Of N E a.. Sec. 10 Township
10 Range 3 Beginning at gate post at Stew
tarts corner thence N 8 O. E. is roas to stake
thence N 59A9 w. Is rods to stake, theme.
u, 731k NV. l9 rods to stake on Marshes line
thence s. 711ae W. l8 rods with said line to
stake, thence $, l71se Z, II rods % links to ,
stake, thence s. IS : E. l4rods 10 links to plac,
OF beginning containing about 311S acres. i.
And the said defendants are required to an
swer sand petition on or before th 18th day o
DC tobcr 1885 or suffer judgement in the prenis
es, on default. q THOMAS COLE.
September 1855. .'6tw. gH tsts,
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levied properly o. coed
nvi lo IN
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Adivcm dsgn.c with EBusaHalO.
ny A FRONTIER TkArrER.

= was travelling with Bcnl's train
from Independence to Santa Fc. One
evening after the wagons had corrall
ed, and my animal had got some rest
and n bite Of corn, caped into the
saddle, and set out to sec if could
find some thing fresh for my own sup
per. twas a rolling prairie, aud The
camp vas soon hidden tronpmy sight
las it lay in q hollow between two
sweIIs. Trusting to the sky for my
direction, therefore. ! continued on
Alter riding about n mile, L; should
shink, came upon buffalo signs 1t
was not the first time for me. and |
{ saw at glance that the sign was fresh.
There we're several wallows; and
could tell by the tracks in the dust
tnere had been nothing but bulls in
Tint quarter, "A COW track would lave
pleased me better; but after all,
thought /, y ficsh bulls tongue for a
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AM. = rs III ilhrrxllra,nn If "iN months
or InrH j'' - II the end OF tie year
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All subs. h" as are expected Io ir paid inr
Advert. rrnrn'S inserted III The rat" of -,
cents }.r square Cor The first: Fifty r"u'> 'nr
the second, and Thirty seven and u half cents
for each Subsequent Insertion under ttr.'
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For all marriages the printers H." Is rNi"','rd.
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cInIlcu"c. h, s,I!,lrulv >vrrv,I from
| his course, and ran FIJI ,iIr up,n the
morse. The latter Shot on: instantly
to the full lenn,h of the trail rnrc-n
lr,vy "pInck y sounded in my ears
and the next insla., saw my horse
l,art from the tree. and sco,,r oil over
The prairie. | lsad kn"tt"d ,h r"r"
I""I'9"ntIy upon 'hc bit rimg, and the
| Knot h"d come urd"nc.
WAS rhh"rincd. hn' not alarmed
rs yet. My i"r>r W. u'd u" """ht
'"i"w ha"k !'j~ own tail, AND Al 'h"
W."N' N'"H.d "n'H haE" I" walk '"
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but the brIl"hrS prevented me from
winding 1t. 1t WAS Necessary, there
tore, I" get the animal il. Il certain
position under Ih: tree, which 10y
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length >urcrv''rd IN viirr;iry. The
n"nrni OF success had "r ivcd. lie
stool almost Il drrctiv hrI"w. The
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with me. and WAS compelled to TAX"
another leap. ! really d" not rr'n'm.,
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forwards across that cha>m should
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c!ar,i,rr M ii bv embracing the ,,u.k
which wa> not over ten inches ia
,;.,n...r l,u,.ll ~, . :,
,..,ni,;,.,, :, :, n,n;l
me better than the Li,rh Of viii, !, |
VAS getting heartily iir,. H.i ,:..
question was, couli reach i, before
the huli |, was aipu, 200 wards oil.
by proper ,nnnmuv,,uy. | ,lHui,l have
a s,Ir, of iil,v. Even win ,h.l. !,
w"'"i he 4 "rI'>c shave, AMI it
proved 50. arrived at The tree. and
S",n@ 'N II Iikr a nl""nt"''"nN: hu'
'h' '''' hf'A'n "i tHr lfHii''" ~'"n"" :
aver me rs J ;'>crh"rh' ANA lh' con
'">N'"h "i ii'> htaNN Nk"ii aHAil.Nl tiic
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NO. 2H

husaIAN DISCIPLINE. No army in
Europe equals the Rus ian, in the re,
scinhIanrc it bears to IA machine tuyr.
CT by the word OF command. =
amusing instance of this is given in u
French work published some time
AGO. 1t occurred whrn the Empress
fi'zhheth was carrying ON II war
against the king Of Prussia. Tic ar,
my beng then on the frontiers Of Ger,
many, a small pi1ucL WAS placed as
some distance irnIn the camp, with
Il view "' waiting the motions Of the
hnrs'"n troops. The soldiers employ.
e" III the scsvirn were supplied with
provisions for - hours. The enemy
""W"'cT, cat"c on unexpectedly from
different quarter, and II battle cnsu.
rd, winch entirely drove from the
hlnd "i the commander all thoughts
"f l"' l'''!n"t. Some days after. how.
eyer. rrc"llcc;iny the circumstance.
he caused enquiries to be made through
me army. 1t amy one had seen or
"r"iI vi II. he answers were all in
the negative: upon which mc-Srr.
= r Wa d'.I'atchc'l to the place where
thrr had h""n stationed, where ne
c"rdih@ty they were found, fixed To-
tic SPOT. and reduced to the last OK
trrln'ty ct hunger. bat never thinking
"' 'r''W"4. On their being asked,
Why when thclr provision failed they
h'd not rc,'irncd To the carnp!-,hcv
WrrG a>t"ii>tcd at the uucstio,.-th.v
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commit prrn iarcrui,., AilI,ni r,,,,,
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real exposure il "Reminiscences w,uI
not 90.
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tonne. 'ari,I | will sec cvcryihin, ,i,i,,
loaded uti ut Ia. brr / r,rku,,.S ~,
The morning boats. or carried them
myself. In short, soon became in.
dI>irn>air t" my c!rp!uycrS. and
rose, and rose. umtl brcan. head Of
Ihr house. with money r.,onyh rs Won
see, I" give imc aitv luxury ,,r am, i,;,.
>itr'n a crcanlic man can desire lor
himself and children in this urca, city.
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,'''IS'-NlF. W IN. ! !, Magl!l, ~ 81.
icNiaa, NOW living in Barnett county,
"'' a 9''''i'hA'i ia whose Statements
i''''' nc utmost '"''''''.''r": r"!h,
~ :; ';S c'rc',L's ;'''1'> AMI "ccnrrrn
No Ns.. onI,'r''e' 1,', " VITA i certain mousse 'r
i"'', "'"' '"e steamboat
.n'''''''s wa. 'e'''''hI investigation III
.''e ''i'1us ir ,4,, 1iStnH authorities Of that e.
-, a' ~ tIS,'' ~; went 70 'he mouse !"
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