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CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!
Jew STOCK OF FASHIONABLE

FALL AND WINTER CLUIHlNU Al
F. GUTTERMANN'S, Market Street,
One Door beIOw Fourth.
THIS Establishment as usual offers the
Il best assortment in this city of Ready Made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and
caps, Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c
The subscriber is respectfully soliciting the
patronage of his friends and the public at large,
and invites purchasers to the examination OF
his stock.
The superiority of his goods in selection of
material and careful manufacture, is long
conceded fact and being determined to please,
he is Offering now the best stock of Clothing
at lower prices than any other house in this
city.
If you wish to save money and time in pur'
chasing first rate suit of clothing, call at
FRED. GUTTERMANN'S Steuh.,
Market St, one door below Fourth.
oct 3l-3m.
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Thew Don't Seem to Mind It.

The Albany Atlas, in referring to the
expulsion of John Van Buren, from the
democratic party by the Cabinet organ. at
Washington, says -
"Every day, after. the King of TarIary
has set down 10 his repast and eaten CO.
yiously of horse-aesh and drank freely
of mares milk, he orders his herald to
proclaim, through porlenlous ox-horns,
to the North, the South, the East and the
West, that, "Whereas, he, the Br other
of the Sun and Father of the Moon, has
dined, the monarchs of the world are now
petmit,ed TO sit down and eat." There
is but one parallel to the condescension
of the Tartar chief. The common scold
of the Washington Unm--the very
cream of Tartars in acidily and shrewish-
ness-assumes to read John Van Buren,
out of the Democratic party. 1t takes up
its OK horn and blows it sonorously to
the soulhward, pronounring that Mr.. Van
Buren shall not sit down TO the board with
the democracy of New York till it gets
,hrough,at Washington. The proclama.
ton will be needed about as much as That
of the horse.dining monarch from his tents
on the steepes of Asia, who regulates the
law of International comfy with quite as
much authority as the Union does that o
politics in these States
Pretty good for an outsider shouIt
not wonder if the sofls, after consuming
all the spoils, were to contrive, as well as
the rest Of the Democracy, TO get on with
ont the administration.-N. T. Herald
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THANKSGIVING IN ONO. 1t will be
seen by the proclamation of Gov. Medill,
in this paper, that day of thanksgiving
has been appointed. This is most emf
nently becoming, and we hope the day
viii be observed with due decorum
throughout The State. While other na-
tions have been visited with war, pesti.
lence and famine, with all their desoIaling
ravages, benifcient Creator is showering
undeserved blessings upon our land and
nation. Peace and pleanty reign through
out our borders.
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Notice to Shippers.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE S. d /. R. r. Co..
Steubenville, April IL, 1855.
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running
L n to Newark, leaving this Station daily,
Sundays excepcd) at o'clock a. m.
Shipments to all stations except Unionport
Cadiz, Fairview, New Market, Uhrichsville,
Port Washington, New Commerstown, Layfay-
ette, Coshocton, Adams Mills, Dresden and
Newark must be prepaid.
Shippers will please conclude their shipments
and receive their consignments previous to 3
o'clock each evening.
LAFAYETTE DEVENNY,
oct 9l-tf General Freight gent.
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J. Little, Merchant Tailor,

Clothing and Furnishing store,
MARKET ST., 9 DOORS FROM SIXTH.
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w generally that he has commenced business
in the above, line with large assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of every va.
rety, which he is prepared to make to ord er
in the best style and shortest notice. Also, a
large assortment of furnishing goods consist.
ing of Shirts, Drawers, cravats, collars, pocket
hdkGs, Stocks, etc.
Also, good assortment Of cheap Ready
Made Clothmg got up in the best style and
well made and adapted to the Fall and Winter
trade.
The advertiser having experience and pra,,
ticc of cutting for long time-he feels conf.
dent of his ability. TO serve the public. Try
hlm-he will give you good tit oct. 24-tf
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MCDOWELL & CO.,

Booksellers, StatiOners, Paper Dealers, Blank
Book MGaufactursrs and Book Rinders.
DEALERS at Wholesale and Rctail, in
~ School, Classical, Medical. Theological,
Miscellaneous, and Blank Books, Ruled and
Plain Cap, Post and Note Papers, Printing and
Wrapping Papers, Wall Papers and Borders.
School, Counting. House and Fancy Stationery.
Merchants and others desiring to purchase,
will do we'll to call and examine our stock.
Thshighest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL 4 Co,
North side of aket, above Fourth street
steubenville. Oh 10. Jan. /, '55.
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eT"Any of our citizens who may be
travelling 10 Washington, Pa, will find
it greatly TO their comfort, if they can
make it conyenient to stop with Mr.. Da-
Wis, five miles from Washington, on the
road leading to West MiddIeown. Mr..
D. keeps an excellent house, ''and his bills
are reasonable.
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GROCERY AND FEED STORE.

VNHE subscribers have on hand, and in.
4 tend keeping on hand good supply Q
orn, Oats and Mil feed Also good supply
CT Groceries, generally kept IN grocery estah.
oshments, South west corner OF Fourth tno
Jan 1855. MElKLE AND sTARE
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MARRIrD-On the 9th inst in S'eu'
benville, by Mr.. James Melvin Esq., Mr.
BENNEr HURON and Mrs. ANN SALTS
MAN, allof Jefferson county Ohio.
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sCPAttention is directed to the change
in the time table Of the Steubenville and
Indiana Rail Road, as contained in the
advertising column of this days. paper.
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SevastOpol Not Taken !
J. R. SLACK G. co..

BOOKSELLERS, STATLONERS and
~ PAPER DEALERS, Market street. above
Fourth, south side, Steubenville, Ohio, keep
constantly on hand and for sale, a large and
we'll selected stock of Miscellaneous and School
BOOKS; Plain and Fancy STATIONERY; !;
Writing and Wrapping PAPERS, BLANK
BOOKS, etc, ETC.; all Of which they will sell
on the most favorable terms at wholesale or
retail.
Country merchants and other dealers will DO
supplied at very low Wholesale prices.
j, r. S. & Co. are prepared to furnish the
best American Magazines, as early as they can
be received by mail They also keep on hand
a choice supply'of SHEET UsIo. Jan.l, :. 81.
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Medical Hall Re-opened.

NR. LOUIS KELLS having re-Opencd
~ this well known Drug establishment, soli'
cs the attention of Physicians and the public
generally, to his well selected stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Perfunery, etc. 1t is
the design to render this establishment all that
can be desired in city Prescription and Retail
store.
Every care and attention will be g given to
Prescriptions, and no medicine dispensed with
out having been previously subjected to strict
examination. Every facility will be afforded
Physicians to examine and test the quality of
any article supplied by this store Determined
to keep The best quality of everything in this
line of business, the public can confidently re,
ly upon any articles parc5ased at the
Aug. ,--ly. MEDICAL HALL.
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PAlexander Cralc, chargedwith pas
sing a counterfeit five dollar bank note,
is now under arrest and being tried before
Mayor Patterson.
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I. @, O. i,
U. S. Shaving and Hair Dressing
Emporium.

r EWIS STEVENS would respectfully
~ inform his friends and the public that he
has taken a room adjoining the o. s. house
where he is ready at all times to wait on his
patrons in his line, in the most polite manner,
and would be pleased to receive liberal share
Of patronage.
april 24th 1855.
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Now Is THE TINE TO SUBsCRIBE.-AS
an additional inducement TO subscribers,
we will send the TRUE AMERICAN, and
one copy of Godey's Lady's Book, for
one year, to any person lemiltng us
s4,OO. The regular price of Godey is
so OO.
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Fulton Foundry, Steam Engine & Car
Factory,
NVFIJ CNIIJE OHIO

OTEAM ENGINES, Steam Boats, Steam
OFerry Boats, hulls and wood work. com
ple,e, steam beilers, sheet Iron work, mill ma
chinery, and castings for grist and saw mils,
rail road car wheels, rail road cars of every de-
scription made to order. The proprietor of this
establishment having twenty-eight years OF
practical experience together with extensive
privileges, feels confident that he can do work
as we'll and as low as any establishment in the
east or west. All communications will meet
with nrompt attention. P.F. GEISSE,
lime ~ Welsville, Ohio
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The Greatest Mclidal Discovery of
the Aee,

DR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury has dis
Dcovered in one of our COMMON PASTURE WEEDS
a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst scrofula down to a common
pimple.
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PLUMMER

VOOTH ACHE is readily cured by Dr.
L Keysers Tooth Ache Remedy. Sold at Hen
ming & Melvin's, and prepared by DR.. George
II. Keyser wholesale Druggist, Pittsburgh Pa.
sept, 26-ly.
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LIST OF LAND AND TOWN LOTS,
Within THE COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
Forfeited the State Of Ohio for the nOnDaymen Of Idres
LANDS, &c.

LsHNUO, &c.
ISLAND CREEK R. TIP. Sec. What pit. Sec. A
Castner Rassellas Heirs o.. .7..l.....s W.. 1t
Stewart Stephen pit S. E..
TIOHN TnT0
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GoPettuHy WetVrs~ ~ ''s Nu'He ~ 's~
Ladies Of .4msrica.
IF his Magazine Is taken in a house, no
other is wanted, as it comprises All that could
be obtained by taking three other Magazines.
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" MI ELIYsos: For the reference Of bill al
o. Ihe last session to ths Committao on Banks.
ny MI DEAsE. OF sunlry amondments 10 Tie
st-tsef oi the corporation of Lynehburg
BRANCH BAsks s.ss seess
By Mr. ArRoAUGH: Into the expediorrv Al
establshing branch Of the Balk Of the VALLEY. tn
farncrs Eank, the Exchange Bank or either :,
tnem as Portsmouth: and by Mr.. CARTER into The
ssurpsdieney Of Branch fone Of those Banks ai
Warrenton, Fauqrier.
3 DIET or VIRGINIA
:. by me- HuTHERsooRD mstructing the I'd Aud
nor 10 report what portion of the registered dob,
o. o. virginia Is held In this State what In Other
states OF the non, and what in foreign countries
and 81 what places and in what amounts respcc
nveiy, the coupon bonds Of the Commonw eaith
are payable.
BY Ar. TREDwaY: Into the expediency Of IN.
ooI porafing the Union Theological Seminary" In
fae county of Prince Edward. "a - :
TESTIMONY OF NEGROES AGAINST ABpucToRs.
on motion OF Mr. TowNER, the Committee Of
Courss OF Justice were Instructed to inc,,ire into
the expediency of 30 amending the Code as tn Al.
LII sestunony OF negroes against white persons
charged with the abduction or attempt to ahduct
saves from the Commonwealth when sa id persons
20 charged shall be citizens of such States AZ ad-
sons may be parties. -s-
BY Mr.. THoMPsoN-Into the expediencv of a
Land Titles '0' =
INTERNAL NPRoyEAENTs
by AIR. ASDERsoS-For removing obstruct;ons
TO navigation in Guyandotte River By Mr.. BoRr.
AAN-for Increasing the capital stock of the Little
hanawha Navigation. By Mr. CRANSRR-Fori 4
turnpike from Wheeling to the mouth of Smoot
Greek BY Mr DoDsoN-To increase the capi.
lai OF the Christiansville and Keysville Plank
Road By Mr.. DoYLE-For the construction Of a
road by private company from the Central Rail
road near Miilboro to the eastern base of the Warm
Springs Mountain By Mr. WELLMAS-For a
haiiroad from Parkersburg in Wood by the town
OF Point Pleasant to the Kentucky line near the
mouth Of Big Sandy river.
Other resolutions, relating to slocal projects in
the way OF imlroT cments and to other matters
winch VIII come up in some other form. were in.
.roduced by Aessrs Johnston. Martin Collins. Tay-
ior, Mclver, inDoIen, Segar, Chandler, Powell.
Capeil, Dean, Fltman, Brannon, Kee and Watson
PETITIONS.
Petitions were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. ThEDWAY: OF citizens of Powhatan
for the incorpora i'm of the "Falmville Hall Com
pany." BY Mr. BASS For an alteration in tho
charter of the Union Education Society. By Mr.
CARkoiL; Of citizens of Carroll for a Bank al
Hiilshorough; and by Mossra Bass, Newton
Brown, Hoaworth, Brannon, Mays, Borem an
Johnston, George, and Anderson other petitions O.
duced Ai
On motion of Mr. WEST, the House adjourned.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
VIRGINIA INrkLI.IGFNCE.

PETERSBURG AFFAIRS. --Dead DIR. .Jno. 3. Pea
6ies one Of the Editors OF he Virginia Medical ~
na na.sacaI Journsi o. hsehmond, and resident Of
tefersburg. died on Thursday morning He vss
aooui 40 years Of age, and enjoyed an extsnsive
dnsmpesd Ssieide. Philip Alley, . machinist. ana
young man, walked into the gun stors Of Chas.
they would attend his funeral unrehssed : IA.
1oi which he requested 70 be loaded Mr.. Leonard
seeing that he was drunk placed no can ON tha pis
soi SO that when Alley united his crayat ana snsr-
Ped It 1t his throat It failed to 20 on
Lscssrs-Prof Schela de We're of thu J-nsversftv
OF virginia leetured Thursday night on .sThe Fir.t
A GOOD SALE-A gentleman of Greenhr;er
county has coutracted with another the sals Of ia
mead OF cattle to be four years old next Snrino.
grazed until next September. for Ss000-cash On
oehFery-say S7o.l7 per hsad.
kELIGIous-A revival resulting In 20 conver.
Ion: mas 'aGen piace at the Methodist Church in
Lewlsourg, Greenbrisr. sFe y ~ IN
7. RAILROAD suBscRRHox--0n the ssh Of Jan.
uary next the citizens of Frederick county win
vete on the question to subscribe Slp0 OOO To The
alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad and
sion. $3.50
SALE OF MILL AND LASD.--The Min with about
~ acres OF land attached situated on Littls's Run
IN Frederick county, was sold few davs aimee
300 cash. So - = - - - ~ ~
THE RECENT DIFFICULTY AT ROANOKE Cor.
LEGE.-A correspondent of the Lynchburr yirrin.
ian writing In relation to the recent difficulty be
tween the Students and the Faculty, which ended
Ia the voluntary withdrawal of three Professors.
says: Duties were abandoned, and procession
formed which paraded in disorder the streets of
Salem indignation meetings held IN the chapel: the
building placarded with Students rights. :" and
surlnounted with flag; inflammatory speeches
made; pledges sealed never again to attend Prof
HIS recitations and determinations formed to have
the expelled student reinstated at any risk. The
cause OF this was the expulsion of a student who
refused to comply with the College rules !
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THREATENED HoSTIIITIE5 IL KAssAs-The
Union, of Thursday, publishes the telegraphic cor
respondence between Gov Shannon Of Kansas and
the President The Union explains that it is the
Presidents duty, under the Law, to employ the mil
tary force Of the Government under such c.rcum-
stances to Que the rebellion, and that 1t will not
be- 90 used (thoigh it will promptly be assembled
to be ready to be used) until after resort to the
usual peaceable means has been found Intellectual:
wEsrpoRT, Mo-, December !, 1851 desire su-
thority to call on the United States forces at Leav-
enworth to preserve the peace OF this Territory to
urotect the sheriff Of Douglass county, and enable
MIN 10 execute the legal process tn his hands. 1.-THE
laws are not executed civil war is inevitable An
med force Of one thonsand men with ahfhe imple-
meuts of war, 1T Is said, are at Lawrence. They
have rescued prfsoner from the sheriff, burnt
houses. and threatened the lives Of citizecs. I'm.
n,.disie assistance is desired This Is the only
nsans to save bloodshed Particulars by mail
| "a > ~ WILSON SHANNON.
To his Exeellency Franklin Pierce.
WASHINGTON December 3, lsl5.-Your despatch
received All the power vested in the Executive
will be exerted TO preserve order and enforce tho
law. On the receipt of your letter the prelimina
~ measures necessary to be taken before calling
out troops wiz be promptly executed, and You vii
then be fully advised. fRaskLIS PIERCE
To Wilson shannon, Governor Of the Territory
of Kansas.
A despatch from st. Louis, dated December O.!
says:
.Accounts from Kansas state that 200 men, arm
ell with Sharp's rifles. assembled as Lawrence an
declared that they were willing the Sheriff shoui
| peaceAbly search for the seseAped prisoner. The
would not commence hestilitics but act ON the d'
feuAiye 10 70 the last. Pimerey has escaped froi
his caps0rs snd is now N Lawrence. ls Is sal
that the pro-slavery party have 800 men IN Franl
| lin aud 100 in Leesanpton and Douglas ard that
/ Aght would ensne before the matter is settled.
l :
| TROOPS ron TExAs.-A dctachnent Of one hu
dred and thirty recruits under the command
/ Breyct Capt. Gordon Granger, Z. y. Mounted
Ass. arrived at New 0gteaas - the lss ins&, Gro
Newport BasTsekA NY, en- route for Mclntos
| Texas. These recruits are destined principally
the regiment OF Mounted Rifles, now serving
TexAa The surgeon - tho cpNspand II. Assfsts
1 lsusgech II r. LaneMorthy, 4ud 81 Ai1nt Nov
isthe setting osaftssnastcr and cpsnnfasAfy.
4 Mr. nasaaarsck. German lecturer On slsv,
and Je.sitisn, was nobbed q o~iaey, IN 4
| days sinca.
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THE DrsBaSDIsG OF THE N. ORLEANS rrRk DE-
PAnTMvST-T1ls telegraph has stated that - CON.
panies OF the New Orleans Fire Depasfmens had
given up their apparatus, leaving only cne com.
pany in service. The Delta says that ON Saturday
about one o'clock. the fremen formed n procession
on Canal street and with all theif apparafu6 mareA
cd u Lafayette Square, where they deposited them
The bells Of the engine tolled during The notion of
the procession. The Mayor, in receiving die en-.
gines, made speech % the Afemen, which drew
tears from many. After he csremoey ~ deliver.
ing mp was accomplished, the companies. retired
and were cheercd by the spectators on the side-
walk a. the passed along.
Several companies have been SDsrned nnAef sha
IT aid systema sud the volunteer dre eRxarisa4iou
| Of New Orleans Is virtually as an end
On the Friday before fhere waa nocA oxe1te
ment aud Aldernan Gaxel, one Il - pnonniuanl
advocates Of the paid system" vas h1ne r eney
This, however. passed away, and o. eatn11av 1as
the new system went Into ef5eet witto1t a1y ~
i turbance. es&sesss ss sks
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N0TICE-MRS. W0OLHUUSE, Cupper
v and Leecher, has removed her place ofresidence
El5 Brood street. messrs. Subiett BrstIsr's
Hardware store. sc Its
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lf-e,

y We invite attention to our present stock of CAR
PETiSGS, RUGS. &c, which affords buyers tho
LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY
select from, and embraces GOODS of our I'm.
portation direct from the Foregn manufacturer with
great variety il styles of AMERICAN GOODS, ens-
bling Us TO furnish in any quantity
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raw RPM, ROPER d. MURRAY, Under-
j TAKERS, No. 5 Governor street, Richmond, VA
ksep rG;stan.ty ON hand all kinds of read ymade COZ
FINS aud NJ METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
iy 25-div
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II EStof Ali have removed my office
Ia from No. Pearl street to No Exchange Place,
under the Exchange Hotel and next door to Mr. Vests
Rook store / am paylns the highest market price
fot Llnd Warrants, Gold and Silver Coin, &c. and
selling Exchange, Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money on the best terms. Call at
NM. HURLEY'S Exch. Office,
ne Sim No 4 under the Exchsnzs Hotel.
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6TEAAERs ron AUsTMIA.--T Austrian Con-
snl at New York has contSaefsd win the propric.
tor qf the Mqrgen Iron Works, for building sNo
powerful law psonsuSn ceuAeWlog2 b0QSengines.
for the Danube Steam Nav iGsstSn Company. The
engines afo calculated to be pug % beard Of twe
towing barges 70 run over the famous rapids cf ths
Iron Gate On the Lower Danube,
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tsTILTDN 4. BELL,
w GROCER y COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Of 18th aud Franklin sts. Richmond, Va.
Personal attention paid 10 all orders, consisn-
ruruts e. de 6-d& clnla
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HAVANA CIGARs.-150,0 ,0OG HRvRn ma
/ l. Cigars of various and most approved brands eli
. de f--iw CHAS. 7. "ORTHAA co.
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= Nf Masaanreck. German lacturer On slavery
days slnoa
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THREE You've LADIES DROWNED. I'VE learI
from the Wheeling Argus that ON Tuesday even
ing three yonng ladies' Misses knight, Hubbart
and HissoIn, were drowned in the Ohio q Sisters
villc by the swamping of skid IN the swell Of Chi
steamer Hornet The ladies were In the skin By
themselves, crossing from the Ohio side, wher,
they resided, for the purpose Of attending chnrcl
In SisteTssille eat s44 8s,tse ~
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE In the House, on the
30th ui, an act was passed expedite the removal
Of free negroes from the State, and appsoprating
5000 annually, for ten years. for this purpose to
be expended under the control Of the State Cooni
aafion Society.
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sS.E . g gsSl ]: :.s 4 S'
WIN. sATfLER,
deo I42 Main street.
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i BROWN, Jr., stock Brol4er has re-
moved bis osice to No. Isl fZimlueruan corner
Main end 18th streets 6-eodts
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TERRIBLE EFFECTs OF A WATERsPoUT.-On
the Goth OF October the French ship-Ofthe-iine lie
Tage encountered of Cadiz watcrspout, which
in few moments swept away her three masts.--
Two men were killed and seventeen slightly
wounded by this catassophe. Tho officer on guard
had his arm severely bruised The crew spent the
night In clearing the deck and erecting temporary
masts On the 21st tho ship was towed into the
port of Cadiz by = vessel which she hailed
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MERCER PoTAToEs.--In the early part Of the
present century, John Gilky one of the early set
tiers Of Mercer county. Pa produced from seed the
justly celebrated Mercer potato, which was after
wards cultivated by Mr. Pearson, Of Mercer co.,
ia the neighborhood of Darby, Delaware CO.. Pa,
whence II spread over the Union. Tins Gilky. q
poor solitary exile Of Erin" has done more to
benefit mankind than many . hero Of hundred
battles sfk - - f 1
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FJoOR OIL CLOTHS

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Of superior ma ke and handsome pstts-rs that will be
s5t 60 any measure of Rooms and Passs ges.
tPeTsSns ffe:f distance furnishing with diagram
ana Iasssnrefpent Of Rooms end Fassagss will have
the cutting aud making nded by US without
trouble to themselves. RICHARDSON CO.,
de 3-IitE 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-08
John w. COSBY.

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" some pleasure In smoti ing Of Powers Cigars
They the rank trashy things that you usually
get around town. POWERS keeps good CieArs.-@
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