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hts- examined The list OF articles that compose John
Eu l1tract OF sarsapari and haye no heritston n
iig thai II "A safe sud valuable compound lwoui
pi-f tt - A IA for the diseases arising
from All inl Of the blood Of tho system
I confidently recommend it 20 my friends being .
IuA-ftul E&uso', and that believe will cure all
al Diseases for which! it Is eue If used
decor .iug g. directions believe 1t to be valuable
suttuinHeum 10 Mercury - Nay, have my doubts
7hsfu"T in the most y"'ri4t aud protracei cases Of
luil-, accompanied vi Nodes TTophe ia carries Of the
h.Ls Htvr ought t. succeed every other remedy
5. H. MctoNAililE, NJ u.
Huurar, member VI the Medicu Society Philadelphia.
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LNGLlsH Currants and preserved Citron, jus,
~ received ut THEO, A, PECk'S.
Feb. 10. ddwtt
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DIR. G.. W. STONES
MeSnaeYic Nerve


'INntS Compound Neryiue was discovered and re.
L vealed to DR.. Stone by a celebrated Chirvoy.
ant, whose wonderful powers Of second sight were
developed and exhibited by him in London. during
the Spring aud Summer Of lo5l. The efficacy OF
this newly discovered remedy in restoring to healthy
action and increasing the vital energies, has been
well tested and proved to a demonstration, by the
oil In e. IN -
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INXTHA sUPERFlNEF FLOUR OF THE RIGHT
~ stripe this day received. and for sale BY
July ~, 1854, diff A. s. DEWEY
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Cost LUsyE Rev y. W. s.hon "a widely Hpf GENERALS
known eloquent and accom- pshei pastor Of the NJ
church, aud Rev. 4 Stevenson has been known
the most talented and z-aious members that the Ken.
tuckI conference could boast Of for many years and al
the te ling the high and responsible stsun NJ
TIE VI. r. Look Concern.
IoUIsyiLIk, May 20th, 1919.
IS. used John bulls Sarsnparils and have known
Il 20 he used with entire satisfaction and have
h.sir.'un III stating belief that It Is = safe and
valuable medical compound, and calculated to produce
r.uul good aud relieve much suffering; and therefore
-uui ch.gIu and most rS!n.'ty recommend Il to the
I;Ht',t ". SEHoS,
STEVENSON
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05
Envelopes.

a fun assortment Of every description,
Inks.
News and book Printing Ink; Writing
Inks, black. blue and red; copying and
marking Inks
GIFT BOOKS.
A complete stock Of splendid and beautifully
illustrated Animals and Gift Books,
For sale by z. b. COOK Dc 20.
Yazoo IN, Dec O.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05

France into the arrangement AZ cOntempla-
led BY the provision ia The lath article ol
our postal convention. No postal oonven-
ton hes IS Jet been effected With France
but Is about being made with Mex
leo
Arrangements have been made with Tie
Australia line 81 monshly packets 10 convey
mails regular between New York and Aus.
ItraIia. The rates o. Al outgoing matter
have been fixed At Eve per cent letter two
cents each fornevspapers and q one cent.
an ounce for All the phamphlets and
magazines. These rates embrace both the
United States inland and sea postage.
The zines and reductions during the past
year amount to $IIO.4s The amount for
the previous year 80 92o.
REPORT OF THE s. AIRY or
Tie Secretary h recommends
an additional @ n ne
Navy enact
neni g men me and
impfoReMen neni 81
Che various Is de-.
tail The sIoop al heard
from Aspinwa % December
whenshe let Tor Nee York. PanIoi anx>
iety IS felt touching her a.e Lieut.. STRAIN
and party are complimenled FOR enterprise
and devotion 70 duty il ne exploration 81
she Darien Ship Canal route. The result
oflhe expedition is according to II. Strains
report That Tie proposed canal Is totally in-
practicable The bombardment 81 Greytown
By the sIOop Of war Cayenne is narrated and
the Secretary remarks that be could not
IeprOve Commodore HolIins for bis con
duct
Commodore Perry is highly compliment
ted for bis success in Japan.
The Secretary does not propose 10 increase
the member Of the officers nor materially
enlarge the squadrons but to increase the
material Of our navy So as al least to ap-
proximate to a state Of readiness for emer-
gsncies.
The Secretary reneWs bis recommends
tons Of last year, the creation Of retired
list for infrm officers; the discharge Of the
inefficient and to have promotions regulated
81 capacity and merlin some degree H..
stead Of By seniority 81 commission and pay
to some extent controlled by sea SER
vice.
He is opposed to the restoration Of fog>
ging The experience Of the navy justities
It's arrogation There is however urgent
necessity for some substitute acCompani-
ed With . plan Of reward As well IS punish-
ed.
A marine basin and railway at The San
Francisco Navy Yard is recommended.
Ii is proposed to substitute steamer for
tie Preble now used As ibe practice ship
for The instruction Of the students az the An
napolis Naval Academy.
Prof. Maury 5 achievements ii developing
bis theory Of winds and currents and lis
preparations Of charts are noticed llattering-
u
Robert Z. Stevens iron war steamer shot
and she'll proof for harbor defence Is rap
idly progressing.
! THE ADMINISTRATION DEMocRAc1 The
l Administration Democracy i phrase which
appears often II our exchanges and Massa
chasetss paper keeps up tie sound s. though
there were really ielt some respectable rem
nanss 81 such party.
Out 81 one HUNDRED AID thirty thousand vote
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05
SAEASIAP0L NOT
- Az Pm

TAKE,N
IJs7s RECEIVED tue largest and finest
assorlmen1 sc CHRISTMAS and NEW
EARS BOOKS ever offered n this mark
el Alsoa very large and carefully select
BOOKS, STATIONERY, czCa
considerable portion Of il having been rer
Gently purchased from publishers and
impol tiers At the lowest Trade Sale prices.
The great facility we possess Tor buying
from FIRST hands willenable Us 10 otter supe-
fior inducements to publishers, and rs We
are determined t. be satisfied with quick
sales and small profits, We hope and expect
to receive liberal patronage,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
a Complete assortment Of al! in use, from
The primary, to the classical.
Medical and Law Books.
An extensive stock embracing the latest
editions
Agricultural Books:
A good collection Of those suited to South
ern Culture the plantation, farm, garden,
poultry yard &c, dc.
standard Literature.
a large stock Of Standard works Of ancien:
and modern Literature; ine London and
American editions.
Religious Books.
che different Commentaries, bibles, testa-
ment prayer and Hymn books. ID every
style 81 binding, some superb; Ahurch ilte-
ratnre, DO.
Stationery
All styles Of Writing papes. French. En-
glish and American Note papers Of every
variety: Tape. sealing-wax. Waters GO.
Port Monies, Purses, Card-casess Tablets,
de-, in endless variety. Also Paper Mache
goods. consisting Of Writing Desks, Port
Folios, Back CANNON boards, DC,
Blank Books.
For the Merchant, Steamboats,, the
Courts, Gc,--A full stock always on hand
and made to order in the most superior
style, and ruled to any pattern.
Papers.
Printing papers Of all sizes and qualities,
constantly on hand at manufacturers prices;
Record paper. Journal paper, balance sheet
paper etc: Cap paper ofeYery variety; white
and blue, Ruled and plain Letter paper Of
all kinds and colors: Cream Wove and plain
French English and American Note paper:
Plain. Fancy and commercial paper Draw
ING papers of all sizes; Monocromatic boards
etc. sampling paper and Wrapping papers q
all kinds.
Envelopes.
a full assortment Of every description,
Inks
News and book Printing Ink; Visiting
Inks, black. blue and red; copying and
marking Inks
GIFT BOOKS.
A complete stock Of splendid and beautifully
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S. furnished to subscribers
h.6s dahl paid 81 advance,
f9@ 1ellassfl ns aid within months Or
delayed the end Of the year.
ns 3Isconti1 he'd until all arrearages
Tie option ofths publisher
eptas IS Advertising
esnia .,t. IRE fsegEed at one dollar pc
esneis..n NJ 81 tel lines or less, and nifty
sct subsequent Insertion.
aeds tons made to those who adVer-
ines 81 Lodges, and other bodies
tfi les Of res act, charged for as other
sem e.
publication of Legal advertisements
n hen the money IS paid
arch ticcs or advertisement Es- Ior c1aElta
pose| published freeof charge
5itoarg notices Of over one square charged
1fher ad rtisements.
lob ork must be paid for on delivery
lselnents not marked as g we engtln
n IS inserted, vi u Be published until
r6ed. accordingly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05

THE ADhuEIsTR ATOM DEMocRAcT n--The
Administration Democracy il phrase which
appears often II or exchanges and Massa
chuseita papef keeps up tie sound s. though
there were really ielt some respectable rem,
nansa 81 snch party.
Out 81 one HUNDRED AID thirty thousand eotes
cast ii the late election ID Massachusetts the
.Adminiaaton Democracy had barely tlflesR
tboasdsd And the same party i now better
off il this State, fol out Of nearly ne tunare
tsousaad 5lss they pollea 81 theiF party csndi-
duSes for assembly and Congress less than ~
ti0a which s one half less thar lhe same
party pollei list yeag and eas than ono lith
of the vote 81 4he Democratic party ID 1852
WE wish Governor MaFcg would losk aslhes
figure ana then estimate lbe precise eslee
which his htfe been g RE
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05
law OF NEWSPAPERS

cribers Who do not give Express no.
atrarv are considered as wishing to
subscriptions.
cribers order the discontlnuanee Of
the publishers may continue to send
rreaTages are paid.
ser;;s,sgs. neglect or refuse taking their
80 ~ q ees 20 which they are sent, they
~. aensiola TIL their bills are settled, and
araere to be discontinued.
esanrfs Is 8 decided that refusing to
81 eriodical from the Office OF
leayii { ancalIed for, is Prined ia
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05

DAD NAIlA.o Al.LL0
RrAL.-A great many
ludicrous blunders
have been produced
by tTanspositiOns 81
leaving ont points.
"a NJ York paper,an-
nouncing the wreck
ling of a vessel near
the Nau0Ws, says.
HIhe only passen-
gers were II b. Ma
than. who owned
three fonrths Of the
cargo and the Cap
tain's wife.
a New Orleans
editor, recording the
career ola mad dog
says
I'VE are gfie1od
to say the rabid ami
NAL, before IL could
be killed, severely
Eb.t Dr.Hart and sew
eral other dogs
la another paper
we find the follow
ing advertisement.
For sale. an ex-
cellent young horse
-would suit any tinn-
I'D lady or gentleman
with a long silver
taiIp
we heard d good
Methodist preacher
once go en- in this
way.
aAs / was riding
along once Oh one
of those beautiful
Western prairies
with my dear old
wife Who has since
gone to Heaven ina
buggy"
THUS IS L1FE.-If
we die to-day, the
sun viii shine as
brightly, and the
birds sing as sweet
ly to morrow. Bus
mess will not be sus-
pended for q mo-
ment, and the great
mass viii not be-
stow a thought up
on our memories
aIs he deadg" WILDE
the solemn inquiry
of a few as they pass
pass to the pleasure
of their work. But
no one will miss us,
Except our immedi-
ate connexions; and
ina short time they
will forget us and
llaagh as merTily as
when we sat beside
them. Thus shsll
we al, now active
lin life pass away.
IOur children crowd
close behind us, and
they win soon Be
gone. II q feWyears
mot a living being
lean say, II knew
lhim.o Ne lived IN
anotherage and old
business with those
who have long B.ncs
lslumbered Ga the
tomb. Thus is life.
How rapidly It pass
Is! o. blessed are
they who are held
I'm everlasting re-
membIauce
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

s9-Wc are Informed by a gentleman
from Columbiana County, that the rain on
Saturday the 10th inst, damaged the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Rail Road, very materi-
ally. The Sewickly bridge, in Beaver Co.,
Pa, was swept away. The train due at
Salem on Monday at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, did
not arrive until P. M. No trains from
the West had arrived at Alliance at 2
o'clock on Monday The telegraph wires
were out of order, consequently no news
had been received Of the state Of the road
West of that place, but it is supposed that
tile rain has injured the road in other
parts of the State. 80
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20
Important Notice.

CEMETERY OFFICE, May II, 1856,
The undersigned, most respectfully, but
urgently calls upon subscribers to pay up
their several subscriptions for stock it the
"Union Cemetry." Every exertion is be-
ing made to prepare the grounds fer immc-
diatc use, and consequently considerable
number Of aborers are employed, who must
be paid weekly Lumber sufficient to en-
close the grounds has been purchased, and
the fence is being built Hence the he,
cassity for money.
Those who have not taken stock. are in
formed thatad dditional subscriptions will be
thankfully received. The books are in
the hands Of John Sa1Pattcrson, Esq,
Treasurer of the Association, at whose
office payments can be made, and subscrip-
tions received. J. COLLIER.
.. PRIEST U, Cemetry,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

Some Of theprofessed Democratic papers
ofthis region, having, for sometime past so
grccdily caught at, and published whatthey
called Know Nothing secrets, that, hadthcy
published the truth, they might have been
recognized as the official organs of that
ra,igncd party, now carefully withhold the
publication ofthc platform recently and Off
eially made public. This candid dec
laration Of principles Of the American DEM
ocratic party, pletely contradicts the
charges which have been made against
that party, by the prOslavery press, that it
would perhaps be asking to much of hu-
man nature, to expect such men to pub
lish the truth. 1t is nevertheless true,
that while the administratio Ir slavery
organs, great and small, hurry themselves
in catching every straw Of reports to be-
.lie,-- and refuse to publish official truth
yet the American Democratic partyisthe on
ly true opponent lofslavcry, and supporter
of American interests. '#H "'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20
-., ... '1'.,' y. W. MATTHEW'S, Mayor
Attest: RoBT. G, SMILE, Recorder. ,a &


MEDIoAL.-Dr, Durard, is in ourcity
at the Washington. Hall. Those afflicted
who desire his services, can see him at that
place. He has the reputation ofla physi-
clan of great skill. We quote the follow
ing from the GAINESVILLE Aurora: ?
"Dr. W. v. Duraud has placed in our
hands certificate signed by Samuel Bar
stow, well known and highly respectable
citizen Of Washington township, in this
county, which speaks volumes in favor Of
DR.. DIS skill in the treatment of disease-
In conversation with NJ. Bars,ow,o we are
informed that he has two children, one four
and the other nine years ofage,i who have
been afflicted from birth with an inability
to walk Dr.? Durahd has not only cured
them, but has relieved Mr., B. of 6stula
of fourteen years standing" ,i.5'Fl
| In reference to- the genuineness Of tho
certificates, Of cures performed by DR., Dur
and, We clip the following from the Melon
ncllsyilIe Ohio Enquirer, Of April 5th
The Dr. has exhibited to US q number
ofceriicates which hefeceiyes, from indi.
vidpals who have been uadctbis care, each
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

A Big LIck.-Captain David Green,
formerly Of the Western Sun, at Warren
ton in this County, but more recently
Commander of the Steamer Hail Colum-
bia, has been employed for the last eighteen
months in the mines near Sonora, Caifor-
MIA, and on the 18th of May last he took
out, with the assistance of his wife and
two small boys, the round sum Of three
thousand dollars in ten hours. it will be
gratifying to the Captains numerous
friends in this county to learn that he has
already secured sufficient of the "dust"
to render himself and family comfortable
for life. Capt. Green expects to return to
this county in September next. sea
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

Ey There has been a greater quantity
of rain in this region within the last few
weeks than has been known to have fallen
in the same length of time for many years,
and from the appearance of the river, we
may reasonably infer, that it has been quite
general along the Ohio, and upper tribu-
tarics.' The river is high, some seventeen
feet in the channel. It is said that u
inches of water has fallen in this part of
the state within the last twenty days. 1t
is unusual for such a depth of rain to fall
in so short period.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

The Washington Hall, which ha $
been SO long we'll known and popular
Hotel in this city, has recently been re-
fitted and refurnished by that universal
favorite, Col. W. Mossgrovc, into whose
hands it has now passed, Every improve
ment calculated to increase the comfort
and case Of those stopping with him, has
been most freely layished upon the house,
and the arrangements are as complete as
those Of any other house west of the noun.
tains. To persons travelling, who design
stopping in cur city, we would respectfully
recommend the Washington Hall, Sec
card in this:paper. sD a,y ael ,aI ls.l.,5
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

d. =
How WOMEN WILL DECEIvE.-Our
landlords are getting mighty particular
about their tenants, as we'll as their rents.
If body has half dozen children, and
Of course more need of house than if he
had none at all, he is very cody told that
he cannot have the premises. ~.
"Have you children, madam inqui-
red one of these sharp ones, of u lady in
modest black, who was looking at one Of
his houses, just finished and in perfect Or
der. .. b.. ....vj .-,.r, u .',n....
"Yes," said the gentle mother, Il have
seven, sir, but they are oil in the church
yard? !? ''' '
A sigh and the dew of tear gave i'm
pressiveness totht painful remark, and
without further parley tho bargain was clo-
sed. 10. a-r5 i-'.s . ,,..r "-,t H.l1 ~ .
Her little flock were waiting Tor her IN
the churchyard around the corner, and
were delighted to hear that she had found
a snug house so speedily.
The landlord says he shall never trust a
woman in black after this.-Syrqc'tse Or
gan. ID H. ae.au 80 .v.' a.'a.wa-
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Harlem Springs.

TNhcse we'll kuown Mineral Springs in
{ = Carroll county, are now open to visitors.
From June 18th, hack will leave the Cadiz
junction, on the S. & Railroad. on the arrival
of the cars, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday. Fare l,5O. .s.e. '.g,s.
A Stage Coach leaves Stepbenville, for the
Springs, every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. Fare lbs. +. ,,.;s.5.
Every effort will be made, during the pres.
enL season, by The propretots, 10 afford com.
fort 10 tho afflicted, amdsen,ennt to the lovers
Of pleasure. agreeable u and cheap entertainment
to all who may be pleased to become their guests
June l4th4.t HILBERT 4zoLLARS'
. ~ o.. nrnnrh,tnrn.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20
HARD TIMES IN ARKANSAS. They

HARD TIMES IN ARKANsAs.-They
have decidedly gloomy times in Arkansas.
The Little Rock Gazette, says: az
aThere, lis not, in Little Rocka barrel of
-four, a bushel of meal, or pound Of cof-
fee or sugar for sale. Flour would go off
readily here at$l5 barrel, and corn meal
at 50 bushcl, sugar and coffee would sell
for any price. There is the greatest scare.
ity Of every article of provisions Or family
groceries. We do not know what our peo-
-ple will do. i1 r''rl a....7'sT a.'1st~' =.
r., w., III r.. - ,e.- g.r.ls rit..SFrilh
q The Aakansas riyerit appears, hos cnelr-
~ dried up, and the Gazette urges q the
merchants to fit up wagons. and send out
to the country and other towns for SUI p
plicssosG ItaH yousQ baa ,rsdsas
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20

SISTER RosE,-7This is Q new work from
the pom Of Charles Dickens, His name as
It's author, is sufficient guaranty for The
merits q @sister Rose. "a .,.,... ' ,.,j
The scene is laid in Paris, at the time
the tickle French bled, under the 'Reign
of T'errorl' Published and for sale by
T. R-Petersou, 10, 1O2, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Price IL! cts, 4
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE House and lot formerly occupied by
L William kirkpatrick Esq. in Warrenlon
Jefferson county Ohio, is offered for sale or Rent
this property is pleasantly situated in the Cen
ter Of the town and is above high Water mark
and is the best Business housein the place hav.
ing good celerand a Ware Room attached
any person wishing to engage in the Mercan-
tile business would do well 10 examine The
premises I; possession given Immediately En-
quire of .liij JOSEPHC. M'CLEARY.
. ase. t,g Warrenton, June goth '55 an !
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-20
Summer. Dress Goods.

+ ALLEN has just received a splendid
y. assortment Of ladies' and gents dress goods,
including lhe very atestsIy yles, also, splend! ID
lot of Ladies' Silk and Lacc Mantilas, just the
thing for snm,ner. A large variety Of bonnetS
and trimmings, I"Gies' and elildren's Shoes,
DC. .r .,grss uss ,sE 81. 3. ,i rl 1.'s,,
A general assortment Of carpets, mating, oil
cloth, Rugs, 60. Now is The lime for bargains
at the Store II J, Allen, Corner Sd. near market
street, ,Steubenville, Ohio. Ipt.i.4 s.itsi'
KAY 80, So. rt" oni'iaa .r1i'nss' k,r