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Books, 5tu,.ione D, &l.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.

Caste, Sidney A. Story Jr.
LAZY, by the author Of Busy Moments of Idle Wo
man.
Poems of Home and Travel Bayard TAYLOR
Mystic and other Poems; P. j. Bailey.
The Song CT hiawatha, Henry W. Longfellow
The Bears Of Augustusburg, Gustaye Niertz
Molly and Kitty, from the German.
Love of Country, from the French
Curious Stories about Fairies, sc.
Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends.
side, &c. w
Progress of Religious Ideas Mrs Child.
Occasional Sermons Chas. Lowell.
Early Religious Education. W. G. Eliot
Amy Lee, or without and Within
Teverno George Sand
beechcrolt, by the author of Heartsease.
Richard the Fearless.
Juno Clifford.
Leaves of Grass
Escaped Nun.
The Match Girl
Glenwood, or the Parish Boy.
Ethel, or the Double Error
Hidden Path.
Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton.
The Rag Picker.
The Old Homestead, Mrs. Stephens
Bayard raylors Works.
SOuvGstre's Novels,
Reade's Novels.
Bohn's Classical Library,
Harpers Classical Library.
roy and story Books of every description
Constantly IN receipt Of new publications.
EgOOKS-BooKS-B JOHN KEITH
AD 4 CO.'S Bulletin of New Books No 239 Main sweet
Tha Works of Charles Lamb, vols
Lily aNoyel, by the author of " Busy Moments -
A fists and Trademarks Companion by Byrn
The Border BeagIes, Sirms
Poems Of Home aud II avel, Payard Taylor
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims vols
The Refugee, or Narratives Of Fugitive Slaves
Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married.
God Revealed in the Creation
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio.
Occasional Sermons, Lowell.
Lite Nell
s e1id wife, Diohens's Children. Stories.
The Land OF Gold, W. II. Helper.
My fathers House, Mcdonald.
stray Leaves from the Book of Nature Deyere
Richard Ilurds, Simms.
India, China and Japan, Bayard Taylor
The Match Girl.
Isoras Child.
Cora and the Doctor
Toni among the Planters.
Physiology Of Marriage.
Our Frs Families.
The End, Cumming
The Annals Of San francisco.
Henry VIII. and his six Wives Herbert
Oakheld, W Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History of the Council Of Trent
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A case OF eighteen years st lnding.
From Fitzherry Homer, Esq, of Boston. Mass
Boston, Sept. 2Sth.
Dear Sir 1t is now eighteen years since was first
troubled with the waelOrash and arrangement of the
stomach have taken advice of the hest physicians in
this city and New York in london. Paris Germany and
Italy, and visited the several sulphur and other springs in
this country, the watering places OF Gerranv and else
where in Europe, and had found relief Since taking
the Bters have never had of the water-brash
which daily troubled of late years very great de-
gree. Having found great relief from this dis
courasing disorder have recommended trial of your
IN dcine TO many of my friends who are nov using it to
great advantage. What little is my scope tn offer in
extending the circulation Of your oxygenaed Bt.ers will
be done with grateful pleasure at all times.
Yours, very respectfully,
FITZlENRY HOMER.
To DR.. GEO GREEN.
SETH W. FUWBE * CO., l9S WASHINGTON st Boston,
Proprietors sold by their everywhere
MO deOd&w2W
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W. W. IL & E.
A. \ Ar LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block. Foste, s,.,.
SH' WORCESTER, MASS. ld6wtf
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HoMUOPATHIsT AND SURGEON
a. (For nine years an Anopathio Physician
oI na AND hEslDESoE No. WALNuT ST. WoRoEsTER
once hours from to A. NJ, apI 10 q p IA
jy2t deyn " e "'
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A DIN THAYER,
\. daipduORHEY y COUNSELLOR Ar LAW.
my3O "'iSeS'er, Mnss
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brcss Mnking.-Persons Wishing lo en,iov nj,
ex ersnoed Dress Mater at Their residences can ~ ~,
Th napa.d by calling ON Miss GLEASON, at No. 10
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h. WETHERELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
N1: FLAGG's BLOCK Worcester, Mass
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m Western Ticket Omce.-Tbrougb westerr
TICKETS, for all principal Cities and Towns
-, LEONARD a. CO., Agents
au24 diff I'D Min =,
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OE CASKS SATIN w HlT e.
az 70 do. bleaching Powders.
70 do. White Soda Ash.
100 carboyB oil Vitrio
For Eaep by Q. A. HARRINGTON 90.
au3l lsS
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Card.-The subscriber would thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed his location in his
new Store, and would iuform his friends public
that the large increase Of business has decided him in max
ing; at great cost permanent arrangements with MIR IL
willard, gentleman Of exquisite and skin original
in designs, AMI large experience, who will hereafter Stand
at the head OF the Cutting Department
1t has been the study OF the proprietor to adv anc
style and quaitg of the garments produced at HE estab
lishment and with this VIEW has employed the ables
Horkmen to be found and he assure his patrons
that he has the choicest company of workmen ever col
lected in any shop in this State
full and elegant assortment Of Seasonabe Goods for
measured garments. very large stock of Ready Made
Garments, carefully cut and in the establishment
und er the Of the proprietor expressly for
andh al endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Each ar
Gle eas its price marked in plain figures upon it. and that
pro IS acknowledged be low, if not lower than can
be found in this Commonwealth
WM Il. HUDSON Proprietor,
C!arks new Block, of Main ard Mechanic streets
$50 Main street d3m&y6m 90
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Slate for RoOfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs, of superior quality ana Law il in
.ne pest manner, on the most satisfactory terms Sam.
apl3 DIFF JOHN BARNARD
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w orccster BydrOpa EnsrEtutiOa
on Arch ana Fountain sts., Worcester Mass. TIE
proprelors OF this Institution aim to make it corn
Portable home for inyads at all seasons. The location h
elevated and healthy yet easy of access from all parts Of
the city.
me medical department is conducted by DR. s. KoGERs
and has never been limited to the exclusive use of water
IN those cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
e. Z. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 2to Jpn
au27 dSwtf
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.
No, 40 Front Street -. w.
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itr nchn-srs Of Dry Goods, look at Chamber.
~ barnard Co.'s advertisements and do moi I'M ~
VS., slelr store boiore raking purchases cisowhero
bA9 du
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APPLESI AppI.Ls

M M bEbs AFPLES II
dhose apples have arrived from Western New York
l2OO barrels all of the best kinds and in the bes condo
49, DRAPER Il CLARK,
W. uLI Mnahinnint ga1inrn
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AIDES, by paying So for Godey's Lady's Book
AAyou can hare that popular work, Caste" for moth.
Ing ora copy of Fanny Ferns forthcoming work. Rose
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- - . SpH liz
Manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer in
bADiEs, MISSES, OHILDREN's BOOTS SHOES,
both Sewed aud Pcgged by the case or dozen N'
corner Of Union Market Streeta few steps East of the
am Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
duSB div
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NE ATRON.-A Lady Of good standing in society
I've is DESTROYS of obtaining permanent situation as
Matron in Boarding School, II, rsekeeper in pri.
Vte family, or as nurse and companion an invalid
lady.
Address with real name and residence, M NJ. B., Box
424, Worcester P. 0. ma d3w&
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Providence, Oct. 20, 1855
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Cark's new Block corner of Main al Mechanic streets
$50 Main street d3m&w6m 90
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NEW ELMER FIGS.-35O drums and fancy
~ cartoons from good to Oery superior quakity for
sale, wholesale and retail, by VIM. O. SWIFT 4 CO.,
MA diff 1856 Main ST.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-31
PITTsBURGH ADVERTISEMENTS.
/ am prepared to Recommend y0utPiIlI

JOLIET, WILL Co. ILL.,, Feb. 25, '54.
Mr.. r. E. SELLERS: when resided
in Pittsburgh, was cured of an attack Of
Liver complaint, which had preyed upon
my system for eight years, and reduced
me so much that was compelled to quit
work.
b: During the time of my suffering, | had
the advice ofseveral physicians, but their
treatment failed to accomplish cure. A
friend recommended the use of your Liv-
er Pills, and after using two boxes Of them
l found myself entirely cured. Whilst
suffering from Liver Complaint, was al
so afflicted with The Piles, which new
er felt afterwards. As my wife and ell
dest son are now verv much afflicted with
deranged state of the Liver, | am very
anxious 10 have you make an agency Tor
the sale of your Liver Pills at this place.
After the cure of my own disease, am
prepared to recommend your Pills, and
very many persons in this section would
freely try them if they had a chance.
Yours respectfully, A. SARvER.
To THE PuBLIc.-The original, only
true and genuine Liver Hills are prepar-
ed by r. E. Sellers, and have his name
in black wax upon the lid of each box, &
his signature on the outside wrapper
all Others are counteJsits, or-boae imita'
tions. r. E. SELLERS, & Co., Pros.
And for sale by Hening & Melvin.
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Administrators Notice.

DY virtue of an order of sale from the
DProbate court within and for the county Of
Jefferson in the State of ohio, and to me d..
rected, I will offer at public sale on the 9sth
day of Nov. A D. 1855, between the hours nf
10 o'clock a. M and o'clock p. M, on said
day at the residence of Mary Gosnell widow
in Wells Township, in the county afore said
all the right, title and interest of Henry Cos.
rell deceased-in the following described real
estate, to wit The undivided eighth part of n
part of the north half of section no. II. in
Township no. 5 of range no, g. in the district
of land, sold at Steubcnville, ohio, containing
one hundred & so acres, more or less being the
same tract OF parcel of land of which the late
John Gosnell died seized, subject to the widow
Gosnelrs right of dover in said premises. AL.
so at the same time and place l will offer at
public sale all the right. title and interest of
the said Henry Gosnell deceased, in the follow
ing real estate, to wit; The undivided eighth
part ot part of the south east quarter of Sec
ton no. 20 in Township no. 5, of range no. Q,
in the district of land sold at Steubenyille.
ohio, bounded and described as follow s, to wit:
Beginning at limestone in the south east
corner of said section, thence west 1863 3 perches
to a sand stone, thence north SO perches to n
sand stone, thence east 1893 perches to lime.
stone, thence south 90 perches TO the place of
beglnning-containiDg one hundred acres,
more or less
Terms of sale One half of the purchase
money to be paid at the trme Of sale, the bal.
ance in one year with interest, to be secured
by note and mortgage on said premises.
JOSEPH @. MCLEARY.
Admir- of the estate at Henry Gosnell, dec d.
Warrenton oct, 81 '55-5t.
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Gtat AmtrifQll.
THE CITIZENS BANK still continues to
nav interest on deposits. D. Moody.
Safe at Home.

On Friday last-accOmPanied by our
wife-.we started on visit to the home
of her childhood-Wayn Green
County, Pa. Waynesburgh is situated
% miles south of Washington, and al
though not so easy of access, there being
v river or rail roads passing through 1t,
Jet one is amply compensated Tor the
slight inconvenience by the beauty of lis
scenery, and the intelligence and hospi-
tality of its inhabitants. Within the last
few years they have erected a Court
House and other public buildings which
would do honor to any of our second
class cities. We were informed that
their College is in very healthy and
Aourishing condition, with an excellent
Library and superior philosophical appa-
ratus.
BY the application of "Horse power,
we were landed at home on last evening,
and are again pleasantly seated in oul
sanctum. By a free interchange Of views
with gentlemen in Waynesburgh and
Washington, we were confirmed in oul
convictions that the temporary triumph Of
the Pro-Slavery Democracy, in that re-
gion, was the result of indscretion upor
the part Of the opponents of the Nationa
Administration. When the true issue is
presented next Fall, Green, Washington
and Pennsylvania will 60 in favor o.
American Freedom, and in opposition to
African Slavery and political ROmanism
then shall we be proud of the record tina
we are Pennsy lvanian by birth and by
education.
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TThe Deserted Wife, by Emma D.
E. N. Southworth, Philadelphia, II. b.
Peterson. $50 pages, price $l,25. That
Mrs. Southworth is lady of genius, and
that the productions of her pen possess a
rare fascination, none who have read them
will deny. The Deserted Wife," is a
fiction of great power and interest, yet
we would not recommend it to very young
persons. There are some doctrines we
cannot endorse-but we must say that in
attractiveness we have seldom seen its
equal.
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FURNITURE |!
RY ANS BUILDING G s,
DInncnnrnnrr


THE subscriber would respectfully in
form his friends and the public, that he has
purchased the interest Of his late partner and
is now sole proprietor of this great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive and complete of the kind i'll the coun'
try.
With stock ofover one million feet of choice
lumber well seasoned, and a strong force Of
first rate mechanics, he will commence opera
tions in few days, when he will be ready to
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends and
customers.
A variety of new styles of Furniture will be
introduced and sold at low prices.
Particular attenti on will be given to the man.
ufacturing of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotels which WILDE sold on accommodating
terms and at prices that will defy competition.
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
so much admired for durability and neatness
of design will be sold at the reduced prices of
$3.50 to So per set.
Scroll saving and Turning of all kinds done
to order.
qTRooms with Steam power to rent. On
Veneers, Varnish, hair cloth, Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will be sold to the ira de at a small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
H.H. RYAN, 81, Fifth st..
oct 8. Pittsburgh.
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NewFalland Winter Goods!
AT
G. & J. SC0TT'S,

NNE are now opening in oul


WE are now opening in our new build
" ing, OIL Market ST., one of the largest
and most extensive stocks OF Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, Trimmings &C., ever received
Our stock of dress goods we believe is much
fuller and richer than any we have heretofore
received, comprising the newest and richest
goods in Market. Black Dress and Mantilla
Silks, from 40c to 81 rs Rich Barred and
Striped do Plain and Fancy colored Silks of
extra fine quality and new styles French
Merinos and Cashmcres French Delains of
the richest patterns American and English
do; all wool nlan delaines Persian's, DC.
French Merino Plaids, new patterns Cling
hams, prints, ETC., will be sold at the lowest
possible prices.
DoMEsrlo GooDs.-YarL wide Crown Muslins
at Ga cents heavy do to &c; bleached do,
good article. 6H cents fine do 10 to l2l9 ;
Pillow Case Muslin and Linen; Sheeting
Muslin and Linen, 3 yards wide Diapers and
Crash, Tickings, checks, etc.; will be sold at
very low prices.
BoyNETs BoyyETs "A large and extensive
stock of Fall and Winter Bonnets, Bedford
and English straw, colored Brilliants and Bel
grade, Split Straws, with rolled edge, etc., ETC.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.-We are manufac-
turing extensively under the personal super
intendence of Miss Armstrong, from New
York, the latest French styles of Satin, Silk,
Velvet and Mourning Bounets Dress caps and
head dress, stock of which is kept constant
ly on hand and made at the shortest notice to
order Every pains will be taken to please
the taste and give satisfaction to our numer-
ously increasing customers in this department.
Bonnets of the late French patterns now re-
ceiyed.
SHAwLs SuAwLs !-Broeha, square and long,
of the richest patterns Stella do, an entirely
new article Printed Cashmere long and square
Woolen Shawls at very low prices.
TRIMMINGS IN EVERY vARIETY.--We can offer
at this time the most extensive stock OF Dress
Trimming in the city Waered Galoons from
6 ID to &C., of black and the richest fancy col
ors Marabo and Moss Trimmings, something
very rich and entirely new Velvet, Plush and
fancy trimmings in every variety cords and
Tassels Fripges, Trimming Laces, Gloves,
etc. hair Fronts and Curls, Mohair head Drops,
etc, etc.
EMBRoIDEREs--Superb French Collars, chem
isetts and Undersleeves, Jacconet and Swiss
Edgings and Insertings, new patterns; Swiss
and Jacconet Flouncings, eIc,; large assort-
ment of full and half mourning collars, chem
isettes and sleeves, DC.
october "a, '55. =
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Why should I Give ?

Where God is forgotten, it is pitiful to
see how riches harden the heart of him
who gains them, Sometimes the man
who was liberal while he was poor, be-
comes niggardly as he becomes wealthy.
The tendency of gain is TO nourish sell
fshness if the hand that bestows it is over.
looked, and the thirst of selfshness can
never be shaken. The reservoir of the
coAetous never overAows. Recognizing
no obligation he yields to no claim. A
man ofthis sort once said :-"Olhers ncv-
er give to me, why should | give to 9TH
ers ;" infatuated man is there none
that ever gives 10 thee ? What hast thou
tlat thou hast not received! Who gave
thee reason, life, successl Who pros
pered thy plans! Who gave thee power
to gel wealth? Who has kept thy dwell
ling safe! Who has warded off from
thee a thousand calamities which have
overtaken thy fellows! And art thou
indebted to none-has none right 10 thy
bounty! Wilt thou rob God? Shall he
have no share of what is his own?
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-31
A Few More American Victories.

Huntingdon County is American to the
core, electing the whole county ticket by
six or seven hundred majority DR.. Win.
trode, true blue American, is the ASS
emblyman.
Armstrong County gives majority Of
from four TO seven hundred for the whole
American ticket. Phelps, the American
candidate for Assembly, received the lar.
gest vote.
Indiana County rolls up large major.
ity for the American ticket. Robert B.
Morehead is elected TO the Legislature.
Somerset elects the American ticket BY
a small majority. Jonas Augustine is
the Asscmblyman.
Mercer County elects the entire peo-
ple's ticket, and gives Nicholson small
majority ,-Passmore Williamson had 400
votes.
Lawrence County gives the American
and Peoples ticket from six to eight hun
dred majority, and secures the election of
Messrs. M'Combs, Crawford and Imbrie,
Americans, 10 the lower branch of the
Legislature.
Juniata County gives DR.. Crawford,
American, about seven hundred malotity,
and secures his election to the Legislature.
LEBANON CoUNTY.--The whole Amer
ican ticket is elected in this county. Dau-
pbin and Lebanon stand side by side up
on the American Plaform.--and both
counties will be represented in the Gener'
al Assembly by sound American Legisla-
lures.
Butler County gives from three TO four
hundred majority for the American ticket.
In the district, the American candidates
Tor the Legislature, M'Combs, Imbrie,
and Crawford, have about one thousand
majority.
---SonoA-
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DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAR TO BE FEAR
ED FROM LOUIS NAPoLEoN.--The prime
difficulty in calculating the future of the
present European war is not the uncer-
tainty of the German powers, nor the
doubtful position of the new Gar, nor
the instability Of administrations in Eng
land, nor the questioned ability of the AL
lies to take Sebastopol but it is the in
scrulabIe purpose and way of Napoleon
III. He is embarrassed by no parlimen-
tary opposition or commissions of inqui-
ry. He has an army five times larger
than that of England, and can make
new levies at pleasure, while England
finds it impossible to keep her present
ranks full. AS the remarkable success of
his late popular loan demonstrates, he can
raise money to any extent required. He
has the advantage of all the moral power,
oflhe superiority of the French military
genius as demonstrated IN the present Cri-
meanc ampa'gn. For all the purposes OF
the existing war, or of any war, he is far
more necessary to England than England
to him.--New York Courier and En-
auirer.
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kD@ Blackwood's Magazine for Octo-
Der is on our table. This magazine is
particularly desirable at this time, on ac-
count Of its excellent articles upon the
war between the lilies and Russia. The
The contents of this number are, "Norlh
and the Noctes," Zaidee. The Baltic in
1855, in which the condition of the Baltic
coast, at this time is compared with its
condition at the commencement of the
war 'The story of the campaign &c.
TERMS OF SuBscmpTIoN.--Any one
Review (Edinburg, North British, West.
minister, and London,) or Blackwood SO
year. Blackwood and one Review or
any two reviews S.. The four Reviews
and Blackwood $40. Four copies to one
address $50. The present is favorable
time to subscribe.
Address L. Scott & Co., Publishers,
81 Gold Street, corner Of Fulton, New
York.
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Cheap and Fashionable Clothing !
AT
JONES H0F NJ AY ER'S
AND RETAIL

CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Market ST. Three Doors above Fourth,
TEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
The best assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps ever offered in Steubenville.
NHE UNDERSIGNED has just receiv-
and is adding weekly to his large and gen.
eral assortment of Ready Made clothing, the
latest styles as they come out, to which he di.
rects the attention of his friends and the pub
lie, assuring them that he is prepared to sell
every description Of goods, at prices lower
than has ever been purchased in this section
of the State. In point of style, quality or du.
rability. his Goo ds cannot be excelled in this
OIL any other Western Market, His prices are
uniform, and the public may feel confident that
they will at all times receive the worth of theil
money.
1t will be to the interest of all to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as hi.
Clothing is made to order, he is satisfied that
he is able to sell better goods-at lower price:
han any house in the city.
j. HOFMAYER, Market street,
three doors above Fourth, Steub
oct 2l-Ty.
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THIEVES ABoUr.-On Saturday night,
some persons not having the fear of the
printer before their eyes, entered the
house Of the editor of The Herald, and car
ried away various articles Of clothing, jew
elry, &c. They then proceeded to the
dwelling Of Mr.. B. P. Drennen, and rob-
bed it of a considerable amount of mon
ey, (part of which was Sabbath School
collection and also some jewelry and
other articles. The houses of Mr.. Frank
Owesney, John Nath, and R. d. Morri-
son, we're visited the same night, and
treated in similar way. No clue to the
perpetrators has yet been found.