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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 22,

Democratic State Convention assem-
bled here yesterday,an much enthusiasm
was exhibited. Speeches were made by
Ex Governor Hubbard and Hon. George
J. Shipley, and others. The Know No.
things and the vindictive features of the
Maine law were generally denounced
Judge Wells was nominated for Cover
nor,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
Later from New Hampshire.
CONCORD, June 2

Mr.. Bell, in his address TO his friends
last night. was strongly Whig, anti.Ne.
braska, and advoca cated the attempt to
restore the Missouri Compromise. His
friends consider the speech conservative
enough. Wings and Democrats hold it
identical with the Free Soil issue. .p
Senator Hale's speech was straight
out Free Soil. The meeting vas large
and enthusiastic. s5,5l
A very stringent liquor bill has been
agreed upon by the House committee.
A grand Temperance Convention a.,
sembles here to-day. ,1,t'.f ,,t,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

WHEAT AND Corn IN GEORGIA, The
whea, harvest in Georgia is over, and
the yield is said to be abundant. In the
interior of the State new -four opened al
S6 per cwt, for first quality. and fur.
lhef decline is expected. An unusually
heavy crop Of corn has been planted
throughout the State, and the indica
tons, it is said, are that the yield will
be larger than for years.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

B& The Evansville (Ind.) Enquirer
says that the political reaction in In.
diana has been so greet that, If they
were now 10 have an election in tina,
State. the Democracy would carry It by
twenty thousand majority.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

SMAsHINo.IN OF Know NorHINGIsM.-
Broscn County Democrat of the 23d
says that the "order" is all "tumbling
in"in Brown County, and that in High.
land not one single council at present
exists.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

D6- The total number Of deaths at
St. Louis for the week ending June 25
was one hundred and twelve, Of which
thirty.seven were children Of FIVE years
and under.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
Honor to whom Honor Is due.

ROBERT B. HAMILTON, Of Centre Fur.
mace, we are told, has been paying cash
for labor at his furnace, all the pas. win.
ter and spring.
We wish the other furnaces would do
likewise.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

BGgr The dead body Of the little son
of Mrs. EVANS Of this place, was taken
up al Portsmouth last Monday. He
accidentally fell from raft, at the wharf
of this place, on the 2lst ull. His re.
mains we're brought 10 this place last
Saturday for interment.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

D% HAMMOND, one Of the scoundrels
engaged in the late horrible outrage com.
mitted upon the person Of female in
Syracuse, N. Y, has been arrested in
Buffalo, N. Y.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

1T One day last week, the corpse
Of Mr.. Box, mulatto, residing near
Burlington, was found in the river below
Burlington, and some three OF four miles
from bis resinence. His skull was Sbro.
ken in several places. =
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
PHILADELPHIA, June %.

Orleans papers Of Sunday received.
Wat department received further advi.
ces, which entirely discred the reported
csp,ure Of Fort Laramie:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

Crops through Great Britain s,s very
promising. 1''a.'u
There was green corn in the New Or,
leans market on the 10th ult.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
Democratic state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MED1LL.
OF FAIRFIELD.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS,

FOn LTErTENANT HUVEKNUN,
JAMES MYERS.
OF LUCAS.
ron yupoys of THE surRgME COURT.
WILLIAM KENNON, OF BELMONT,
II. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
ron AUDITOR STATE.
WIN. D. MORGAN, OF COLUMBIANA.
FOR TREASURER or STATE.
JOHN G. BRESLIN, OF SENECA.
FOR SECRETARY STATE,
WILLIAM TREVlTr OF FRANKLIN.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
q. w. McCOOK OF JEFFERSON.
FOR MEMBEr OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN OF LUCAS
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

]. Combs & Co. have received all
the monlhlies for July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06
Court or Oyer and TermIncr.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.


OCT. 3.-Chayge Of Mnrder.Mary Ann Lambert inu.
aistto placed al the bar, charged with killing Oscar
nowden, a colored man. with whom she lived az his
wife. The took place In July last in Mott
street and the circumstances fully published the
Coroner's inquest. The prisoner II a native OF Pha
ladelpha. and a seamstress The District Attorney
appeared for the prosecution and ELECTED the fact Of the
Killing. Both were in the habit OF drinking TO excess
and the parties jealous of each other NJ. c. spen
counsel for the prisoner examination Of the
witnesses for the prosecution and by testimony for tho
defence proved that the deceased had been in the
Of i'll treating the prisoner and al the time Of the
action he had Ratchet in his hand and threatened To-
take her lie The District Attorney abandoned the
charge Of murder but pressed for conviction for man
slaughter in the third degree. The Jury being seye
raj hours not able to agree and discharged
abou, 10 O'Clock q, night We understand they stood zen
for acqutta and two for manslaughter.
ocr 4.-Chage Of Murder.-Robcrt Pulius Indicted
FOR the murder Of Henry Bloom by shooting him lii
counsel not ready and the jury discharged I'm
Monday next. Court adjourned TO Friday mocning al
10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

further than Messrs. Marsh Burlegh and other leading
spirits prepared to 90 without discussion and Do
Liberation, the mover Withdrew it.
communication was presented from certain tee
tttaers at Kingston, Canada West inviting attendance
grand Prohibition Convention about to be held in
that Province and after discussion to the pro-
piety Of recognizing any such outside barbarians
the neghboing Province at the time specified in the in
yitation.
Thanks then voted to the President and with
three cheers for the ticket and sundy cheers more the
convention adjourned sine die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

young man from Cincinnati, named Adolphus Dulhy
gan, was murdered in New Orleans on the 3eb nj, h
two Liahnen named James RSodegisk and James gsey'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

But part of the matter Of this exception alleges
that what II charges him with having published
threatening to publish, untrue that this conduct
pursued to extort money
II not having been alleged that such was his purpose
but only that the public believed that such his pur
pose, 1t neither makes Of itself In connection with
the other parts Of the answer issue Of fact with
spect to OF the acts Of misconduct imputed by the
article complained Of In constructed like the
present i is irrelevant II may be made relevant by
adding other allegations If they be truly averre1,
and by being stated in such form as to be more definite
and certain
Fifteenth exception-Ths covers some % oos of the
answer and asserts 1t TO be true as the article com
planned Of arms, that Judge Noah since deceased, told
the defendant that he would swear to certain things,
matters within his own knowledge in relation TO the
plaintiffs having extorted sums, amounting TO
SIS 600, from who happened 10 be al Rosina Town
sends the night Of the nun err under threats OF
publishing his name and that the plaintiff by his
slant demands OF hush money droSe this unfortunate
man 70 commit suicide; and that Noah published sub
EtniRg Times and Star, which article Is set forth at
length and as the answer states 's defendant is In
The article published by Judge Noah should be stricken
out The hbelous article complained OF does not state
ton is not admissible to prove that the plaintin
guilty Of the misconduct imputed TO him " does not
present nor contribute to present an issusos Ac,
The plaintiffs counsel contends that such iact cannos
be proved in mitigation Of damagesnd a. underst9oa
him he also insists that proof Of the sc' snni Judge
Noah told defendant he would swear as the srce com
planned OF asserts and the arms he did cannot
be proved in mitigation OF damages IN support OF
those nostons he cited Bush Prosser, L. Kern 3Sl
(per selden J.)
E not TO express any opinion 10 respect 70
be question In order 70 dispose Of the present
on with reference that point II is sufficient say
that when shall be framed II at all to
nnt oniy state that such information given but ao
tbst Il was believed and in consequence Of such inor
nation belief the defendant published that portion
of the hhellous article without malice and that such
facts will tie proved to reduce the damages In ether
words dsproye malice win be time enough de-
terrnine the question shall then be presented whether
such matter shall be allowed remain In the answer
In reconstructng the answer much of that
Judge Noah published certain article and the article
1 itself should he omitted.
sixteenth excepi0n.-Ihis alleges that IN lSAA there
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
STEUBENvILLE MARKET.
Y i True AMERICAN 0RF1cE,
5EN1 Sent 70 1855
School Examiners Notice.

QY an arrangement with the Trustees Of
~ the MNeely Normal School of Ohio and
the ,Ex. Com. Of the Union Institute of Teach
ers etc. Of Jefferson and Harrison counties. the
services of Lorn Andrews, President Of Ken.
you College; DR.. A. ID. Lord, superintendent
public schools, Columbus NJ. f Cowdery,
superintendent Public schools, Sandusky city,
and Nj D. Leggett, Esq, of Warren, Trumb1ll
county ohio, have been secured to hold a
Teachers Institute, at Hopedal, Harrison co :,
during the week commencing Monday october
22d, 1855.
Mr. Ricoff of Cincinnati, Dr. Gutter of Mass.
and others, are expected TO attend and accom-
modatons for two hundred teachers, on reason
able terms, are promised.
These arrangements are the result OF several
concessions aud Of nueh pecuniary sacrifice,
and this is ex pected to be, by tar, the most I'm.
porlant and profitable Institute ever held in
north eastern ohio. In view Of advantages Of
this meeting, connected as it Is with the open.
ing oi the Normal school, moi TO Teachers only,
or chiefly butte Township and District Boards
u, well as 10 parents aud children, it is rec ON
nended to all such Boards 10 close their schools
during the week Of the Institute, thus afford
ing teachers actually engaged the opportunity
ot attending.
1t is also recommended to allow all such
teachers for their lime, who shall attend the In.
stitute four entire days.
These measures are urged upon the proper
Boards as a most iuGicious policy "a policy
calculated to produce an immediate return 10
their individual localities OF more than thrice
the outlay.
By order Of the Board.
sept l9-6l. JACOB n DEsELLEM, Clerk.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Medical Han Re.opened.

.hR. LOUIS KELLS having re-opened
~ this we'll known Drug establishment, soh-
cts the attention Of of,Physicians and the public
generally, to his well selected stock OF Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, etc. Il is
the design to render this establishment all that
can be desired in city Prescription and Retail
store. f.t E. te t.a T-g:
Every care and attention will be given 70
Prescriptions, aud no medicine dispensed with.
out having been previously subjected TO strict
examination. Every facility win be afforded
Physicians 10 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 con6dentlyre;
" upon any articles parcaasea at the
Aug,l -&ly. MEDICAL HALL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19

CoME To THE COUNTY FAlR.-0n the
Sd, 4th, and 9Th of October, will be held
on the Fair Grounds, in the south part Of
ourcity, the Jefferson county fair. The
interest manifested by the managers. and
che facilities which are afforded, promises
to render this By far the most in eresting
exhibition eyer held in Jefferson county
of the kind. The exhibition is expected
to te one Of great interest, not only in its
horse, sheep, and cattle department, but
likewise in show Of the unparalleled pro-
duction Of tho soil. We hopeit will a
time Of much innocent pleasure as well as
great profit Come one, come all men,
women and children, come to the Fair.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Zines and M s receiving Taxes d the lsyera oh

Times and Places dnated for the receiving
In Knox township Mnday September 94h place holding
In Saline township Tuesday September a5h Hmmondsye
Brush Greek township Wednesday, 2
In Springfield township Friday Sept 9th AZ the place Of holding elections
In Wayne township Saturday Sept place hn elections
In smth6ei township on Monday October M tie place holding elections
In Mt Pleasant township Tuesday and "Wednesday October 81
place Of holding elections rI
In Warren township Monday October @ the place holding elections
viii also attend the Steubeng
ensuing receive the Of those make cyenent
tending in the townships After the lawful penalty will be added
The Treasurer Bank
paying banks Of this State according law.
us f ALEXANDER SIX ELLEY JEFFERSON CotNTy,
Treasurer Office Jefferson county, Sept le, ,55g 5t II
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Summer Dress Goods.

I ALLEN has just received splendid
y sssortment Of ladies' and gents dress goods
including the very latest styles. also, a splendid
lot of Ladies Silk and Lace Mnltilas, Just the
thing for SIMMER, A large variety Of bonnet.
and trimmings, Ladies' and CInldren's Shoes
DC.
A general assortment Of carpets mating, Of
cloth, Rugs, &c, Now isthetime for bargains
at the S,ofeof.J. Allen, Corner Sd, pear marke
street, SteubengilIe, Ohio.
Nay 80, '55, t., h
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
.daafnistl atOr,s Sale ofReal Estate.

0N .SA'fURDA the 29ths day Of Sep
- tember s55. between the hours of and
o'clock inthe afternoon, on the premises, in
Mount Pleasant Township. win be sold to the
highest bidder the Equitable interest Of Joshua
Heudon, late Of Jefferson county Ohio, deceased
In the following tract Of laud situated 10 said
county Of Jefferson, 10 wit. Part Of the south
west quarter df section %, township 7, aud
and range 3, beginning for the same at the
south westcorner Of said aectou at postthen
n lo e 1880 perchesto post, thence D.
25 east % perches to a white oak, thence
north 90 west 90 perches to stone; thence
north 22llSS east 20 4.l0 petches to rock in
the run; thence north 81 east So Z. 10 perches
| to hickory, thence west 81 perches to stone
thence south 100 perches to the place Of begin
| ming, containing 66l, acres more or less. aud
which said equitable interest is the value Of said
tract of land subject to the payment to David
Hall of $500 with interest from the LIST day o
April 1854, and $500 with interest frou
the 1st day Of April 1855, and is subject to til,
payment TO Elizabeth Hendon, The widow o.
said Joshua Hendon,. of au annuity Of S24 ,7(
during her natural life, as and lor her dover
Appraised at $780, FERNS Of Sale; one third
Of the purchase money in hand, Oh the day O
| oaieJ anu we Iesluue, tHeIeOi III Que anu t,tWt
years thereafter, will interest from the day o
sale, to be Secared by mortgage On the pretnis
es.
pThe Purchasers will be required 70 indem
nifty the Estate Of said Joshua .Hendon, against
the claim of David Hall for the residue Of tn,
original purchase money due as-aforesaid from
said Estate to him, by good aud sufficient secur
| ity, Isaac HARRlo, Adln,r
/ of the Estate o. Joshua Hendon, decd
Aug. % 1855 t-w
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Ex-Governor Trimble aud the Humbug.
gerry.

n ' r . . . T. - #
How any man with one idea above that
Of an oyster, can fail to preceive the per-
feet trickery attempted to be played off up
on the American party ofohio, BY thepre-
tence that this gentleman is the American
candidate for Governor, is to US passing
strange. Dir. Trimble in bis letter of ac-
oeptance addressed to the self constituted
and falsely styled American Convention,
most positively asserts that he is not q
momb er Of the political party which that
convention claimed 10 represent, and that
the fact was known to that convention
II even the few personal and political enc
mics OF Mr.: Chase, who met III Columbus
on the 9th Of August, had Selecteda mem
ber Of the order for their standard bearer,
their action would have been purtecI null
ity--they had no authority to present "a
candidate for the American party OF Ohio.
There is an amount of insolence in this
whole Trimble movement, which is con-
temptible III the superlative degree, To
consunate their attempted fraud, their
committee has assumed the title of the
"American State Committee;" and has
announced some, one hundred mass meet
ipgs; to be held at sundry times and pla-
ces, the sole object of which is to take
from MI. Chase, a sufficient. number Of
votes to secure the reelection Of Governor
Medill. Look at the interest taken by
editors and leaders in the democratic ranks,
10 induce members of the American party
to vote for Irin4ble. They klow, and ey-
cry man of common sense must know, that
there is not the Most distant prospect of
Trimble's success; but they hope by this
method Of warfare, to diminish the vote
for Chase. and thereby, increase the pros
poets of Mcdill. 1t is aforlorn hope.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Notice to Contractors. /

NOTICE is hereby elveu that the Com
AN missioners Of Jefferson County will meet
at the house Of Thos. Blackburn on | sland
Greek on the road leading from Steubenville to
Knoxville on Tuesday the 2nd day Of October
next, for the purpose Of receiving proposals for
the building of the stone aud wood work Of a
bridge over Island Creek at that place. Propo.
sails will also be received for the excavating aud
filling in Of said work, to be- reckoued at so
much per square yard The stone work to be
reckoned at SO muchper perch. Separate pro,
posals will berequired for the stote and wood
work By order Of Commissioners,
IAN J.SL0WE. Clerk To Oom'rs.
Steub. Sept. u, 55-4t. L... VA. M.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19

PotITIcAL MEETING AT WARRENToN.
Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM will address
the citizens Of Warren township, on the
political topics Of the day, on Friday even.
ing the alst inst, at I o'clock. Turn out
one and all,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19

Those who are fond of smoking
good cigars, and chewing good tobacco,
are referred to the advertisement Of S. i.
Sharp, in to-day's paper. EI,
He keeps the very best in town. ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
The 0Teat6Et Ec iasl discovery 81
tie AGE.

mn KFNNRl,V ~ R,.,t.,,. La a..
= -se.1 =. =. -,'.. = -
y e.E y os'' s'' ''pa -
'enTSb 8 ssSs r5 y 8 Sls5 - NJ, on tsfY.,nD
- h.AsA hlt'n ~ = gslVgRs3ft 4
from tne Hortt acrolula Gown % common
Pimple.
- s A ~.
ne has iried u N over liug eases, sna nelfE
iailed except inslwo, qasesf Sovln lheRaff nus
NOR he has pow ID nis. .Possessiyn over I'VE
hpndFed cerlihcatesot OF its virtue sll WAN
twenty miles OF Besson.
I've bottles are warranted 10 ehre nursing
sore mouth, - -.
Vne 10 three b,tiies VI curethe worst KIND
Of plmpos on the lace.
TSo TO three bottles VIII clear the system Of
hAes, Hes. s. !, <,
Al No bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
Ihrse. 10. nye bottles are Warranted 70 cure
we wprss case 81 brtsIPelss q. x 2,
ONE % Two bottles are warranted. 70 eure az
humor - me eyes TgtIs n
Two ooities re wafIEanted 70 e''!s running
OIL sne ears ahG oiotches aaohg me hair'
Fopf " siA 9ot.ies arc eMartan1sa to cure COT
| 'uHl anS tu''ulng ulSeis' }f,. ~,
we oostle VIA cure scaiy efnpuoAs oi tne
sKtn,
| WOO l~o 70 sniee oos.iss are "Af'sntsd 70 ssfs
we ~olss .aSe use u .,lsWolln' VI
wo " tn,es uo't,sss als SaIaau.su " suis
tpS ~, uioev uorPv'@e ysee =. tnsu...es.o.
I, Inlee n " lou' 'o'''ee @ie rs'isn'eu y Srts
'i's oelV theu''i, IN, -.
f.e ~ oo'''es W''i 'iis wolss sA's w
oi sIloaa.s ast ~, ssa 4 IL,
ho,sl as o,,s. : ,9,y,. ,.sas !.
yo.s.I, ~. s,,sn Snu ,,ss ~ps'.
+ 3d. s,Dtsi,d ,,s..r ,h,,,,ss,d h,,,,.. u
4 ,bis i'm fba v.cS,itv of Bas,ous i pnaw fhs ~
fact Of \, in every case 81, sure as \ ate, =,
sx,ingn;sb 6,e :, s,,r, ~ M aus curs ho,no,
navsg sald batiIs of !, INF ,ba, snia sno,b.r
sf,sr a rial 1, aitvavs sieats E,r ;fsslf TL.rI
Sre two,thiSS., abo;It Ills 1Lerb that anpear ~
me surprisins. firsl tlat II grows in our mas.
4 rIres Is some phcas quite pIehtifld, andve.
;ts value bas l,,.yer beer, known until ,iscov.
I a,sd /, 81 sssord fbat II sEapld c,,rs IN
lind. of himdr ~ = a
Ii order to rive some idea; Of the sudden riss
and great popularity Of the discovery, will.
state thstln April, ldSs, peadled y, ana sold
ABOUT SIX oo1lies Per aly IN pt'i, 1904 lsoia
o'sr one s"1uaa.l ~ M oossies' Per uay y ";
some u she ~no.sssie usE,sLS xno naYs
oeen ~ business twensy ala .llltsy fears, say
.ua. uo's ;t ~ '''S Isas. y nsv.c.lss
Tse ever ,s1 1 y. me's = uAI'e'Ssl Pgaiss
VI y itom ~, al quar.ess a.,;aa u. /.
far \ ~" aS s intrIns.i, @ s..euy
eral family medicine great aud wonderful VII.
ines have been found IN il that Ipve stispecf.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
q We aokaoTledpe the feeeipt of

~ He auAdUWIeugo VH5 Itc5IPg UI
complimentary card from the corresponding
Secretary Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Horse Exhibition, to be held in the Park,
at Salem oolumbiana county Ohio, on the
10th, llth and 18th Of October next.
y Much obliged 10 you gentlemen would
be pleased tobe preseat--thipk it quite
doubtful however-hope yop may have a
pleasant and profitable time.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19

.*Blank Deeds, Executions,
Subpoenas, Summons, &c, exc
cuted in superior style for sale at
Conn's Job Office, Steubenville.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Carriages, Buggies, &e.

THE SUBSCRIBERS calls the attention
= Of his friends and the public in general to
his stock of Carriages, BIggies, Slide Seats,
de-, which he will sell at the lowest possible
price for cash or approved paper
Shop OH Third, between Market aud Adams
SIS, Steubenville, Ohio. HIM. BRISToR.
rREPAlRiNG done on the shortest notice
aud on reasonable terms. h. NJ B.
July 4. .'s s .--., ,a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
Th,a Watsnrt,l, House

g WATSON, having almost entirely re-
,sIC furnished and fitted up anew his spacious
hotel il the town Of New LISBON, is now pre-
pared to ACCOMMODATE the travelling public in
the best style, His table will b. always fur.
nishtd with the most choice products Of the
season, and the treatrnent Of his guesis viii al.
ways be such asito give full and general Satis-
faction. t5i.l
Call at the sign Sf the CROSS KEYS. New
Lisbon, June l3
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19

1TWe would gladly accommodate our
friend B., of Coshocton, if we could do SO
without seriously conflicting with our in
tercst. a