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6TEUBENVILLE MAIKET. =
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Sammer Dress Goods.
MNY Id. IS0N.

] NI1LEN has just received q splendid
90 assortment Of ladies' and gcnte dress goods
including the very latest styles, also a splendid
lot of Ladies SILK and Lace Mamtilas. Just the
thing for snp,,per A large variety Of bouprts
and trimmings, LeGies' and CLildlcm's Shoes,
&c. .TfG'|$sEt
. A general assortment of carpets, uiat,ing .soil
Cloth, Rugs DC. Now islheiine for bargains,
atlhe Store Of } Alerb Corncr3l. ncar ularkel
street, S,pubenyilie, Ohio. s4f ~ .-.,.,,
s. May 20, 'J5. .. ... .......
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EMPORIUM or FASHION
THATCHER Il KERLlN,,
- Merchant Tailors,

HAVhrnow received, direct from Phil
= "a telphia, their Spring aud Summer stock of
G,o +, consisting in past Of cloths, all shades,
price and quality. Drab. De Ebe aud Italian
clio h for summer wear. ,cii,sinirrs, plain. black
an fancy. It full complete, and beautiful MSS.
ordment Of linen, Pantaloonrly. Ee,tncs, Sat.
mt plain, fancy and figured Silks. M,pxtpnsiye
assortment of plain white figured and fancy
marscllcs. Hosiery, Silk, Islc thread aud eo,.
tom, plaih fancy aud figured cotton, Gloves,
Plain and eolored kid. Silk Lisl- thread and
Under Shirts and drawers, SIX, Iisle thread
Gauzc Flannel. Linen, a,id cotton. crayats,
satin, plain and fg'.;1d silks. scari., D Join.
vile Scarfs, plai5 and figured silk. plain and
nn{"el linen hdkEs, shirts, standing. aud
byron collars. su~penders, etc Il full aud gen.
'Enl assortment of Gents furnishing Goods, TO
Whiclfw we wonldInost respectfully inviIe the at.
TENT III Of purchasers callingthiS way locxlm.
inc onr large and well selected stock, and Judge
for themselves, all Of which for the "une reed
full" the grand cash, we hope to be able tQ.sell
cheaper than ever before offered in this market.
: ' VII = THATCHER 4 KERhlN
mayl 5--v (. '." .~ ... -..-.'s,. ir .' ..
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Auction ! Auction |!

KENllE undersigned will offer III apei ION in
= HalsIel's Building, twn doors above The
Jclifrsoi branch Bank, Market street, On o.
rt@ TC ESDAY, NAY 10, 1885,
4 large. rhll and general stock of Dry goods,
clothing, hons and Shoes, hats and caps, &c.
Sale tn colnmelice on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock, and continue from day to day until all
are sold
At Private Salr--Onc mule, on Two horse
wagon; al7oa buggy, suitable for either one or
Two horses. JAMES H. BLtNN.
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Attachment Notice,

4 7 M ilfahce. an order Of attachment
l. was issued on tie 23a ddy.or April, 1856.
by John Barrel a.lustce II ,ke Peace il Wells
TowQshp, jefferson County, Ohio, against The
'gnode ckattlcS, rights, moneys aud elects Of
Josrpi! Lazear, anOh resident deb or Amount
& dollars aud 25cls. WILLIAM LETTERS.
Mny S-3r nd . ttA.
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/ City Boot 3 Shoe Store

WASlllNGT0N HALL Building, soepi
: formerly occNpisds sbG j, d D. scpll, Markr,
,stl StsubgNyile ohio. 80, i.,., -,
just topentsl the largest, best and feaR st
stock Of h~as. Shoes, Trunks CafpitaIags,.
ele ,ever oAere,l.ih rhsimArkpi. iIieRilSttiiler
+ deterpind tosdo bpsipcSs opathe. 6ashsSys.
TEN tenn andottegS great ,pul1Sencpts to Cash Ry. (.
crS, aud will make IL Tie ingfcsl Of AL 10 Is.t.
roniEethe' City Boot aiid Shoe Store. ssip : Y.
70 May ,elSt,'t yct ,sGDIb| gihlDsSCorT.i
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DR.. John McCook,

.GAFFICE olt the second floor in, front of
~ the Union Office, 81 street Steubphvillc,
and Opposite the Citizens Bank. ~ ,,..r,..
d. Office hours from s y. m. until IL a. M, aud
hoCl p. m, unti6p. NJ. AZ alfnthcr hours
absent, 'hu may be fould hy
those requiring his professional services at his
residence On llh street, three doors south 6ffht
0athplic Chapel aud oppositpsthe Nouh P,t6lie
school house. ....'.... april q '553t.
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Administrator s Nntin

NOTICE Is hereby given that TIE under
: signed has benn appointed adminhtator of
the estate Of Thomas harshal late of The Coun.
ty of Jefferson, ohio, deceased. All persons
having Claims against said estate viii nleasc
present them in legal form, and those indebted
thereto will please make Immediate payment.
WlfIIMt MARsHALE, Adm'T.
g Warrebtop May1.i .r... ....,. #.-,j }.
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Lightning. Rods,

HEIlh undersigned would rpspecafgliy in
IL form ihc p'tblic That he is pricpaa.a to put
mp Lightning Rod1,. furnished With Franklin
TIPS. lnannaei vred at She city of Philadelphia
| Orders from distance viii be promptly attend.
ed TO. Allwork warranted. G, b. SMITH.
~. PleasanLJ efcrsuu co ohio
Nay 1876 mo. pd, ~ '- D. ~
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ATTACHMENr N0TrCE',' 4

A I'ny instuaos an ait;claAent was fhis
! ID, dnyr issae,l by Gr@geR Shane, ,iai iastie,
Of The peace ol Ross township, JcIIersOltss,lais
ag anst tho properly and elects OF Suluinul
MilliSs, understanding gAtbtor &c said cubhly.
Dated this 5il day Of April sS55.lT e'lss b
3l.pd JW. GiAyroy
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Great Excitement in Selma, Miss. -


Great Excitement in Selma, Miss AT
about twelve o'clock OH last Saturday, says
the Selma ,RcPortc5 nature played off one
other strange freaks, Which produced quite
an Excitement among our citizens The
boring Of the .frtcSian well has been going
in, iur some. time i'll the rear Of Guutrll
Depot building, which has reached tho
depth of 440 feet, and was aiforiinr near
five gallons Of water per,minute, When ii
suddenly sank fifteen OF twenty feet below
the .suriace, causing a large aperture in
the earth, which reached TO the landing,
and about one hundred feet west of the
building, .or down tie river. The open
ing is about forty OF fifty feet from the riv-
or, and from appearances, tho whole. bank
orbluH will give way, ,r.--
The appirldre is near tllrcq hundred
yards IN iehgtE, ana varies IN width MI
the wells in the vicinity Iayc stuppcl rdq-
ming. Mr@Campbcll, who was boring the
well thinks that the water is running out
Of = crcvicc. in the rock. What has caus-
ed .the breaking Of The lluG, o. what will
be the result no ono protends to km,w
but one thing We do know, and thatis up
10 this lfoUI alfpast Two o'clock Saturday
evening, that there is considerable excite
lpent, aud,lho banEof the river is lined
with citizens, who are pAilosopbisiag upon
tho ',llomo made earthquake, or. whaiey-
they may call it, Eehs1a.y Scntiuel,
Nay 3da.14 "a. l.s g.tr..r..os r q
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Attachment Notice.

A J my instance az attachment was this
= = day issued by John White, Just ice Of the
Peace of smiihfeld Township, Jefferson coun-
", Ohio, against The property and { ffccts % f
John Opg, an absent debtor of said county.
AgTonnt Is tlolllrS and IS cts. az .
z April Both. ? FINLEY NJ REV. r.
May S-3t., pd.
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Important Nctiae.

CEMErfRY 0fFlcE, May II, l5JJ,.
The undersigned, most respectfully, but
urgently calls upon suls.3iJcrs to pay up
their several subscriptions Tor stock it the
"UnIon Cemetry.' Every exertion is be-
ing made to prepare the grounds fer inlmc-
dlate use, aud consequently a considerable
number Of laborers are employed, who must
be paid weekly. Luplbcr s1fficient to en-
close the grounds has been purchased, and
the fence is being built Hence the ne
cassity for money.
Those who have not taken stock are in
formed thatadditional subscriptions will be
thankfully received. The books arc in
the hands of John S. Patterson, }sq.,
Treasurer Of the Association, at whose
oIhce payments eau be made, and suLscrip-
tlons received. us D., J,COALIEK.
Prc'st U. Comctry.
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.


"A LEAA,NDl*E CONN invites The. at
trn'oh ut his nnmerOas e -to,ut,rs ard tho
rlnpfc generally, nihG lart. ihHt he s-Nsw ,,i,
posing Of th@ balance of his large and ailyae.
l!Ee stock OF Winter Dry Goods at srtal retiuc.
tHHIs trom former ricps. The i.Ssortnept csnl.
YrlseS in part, French Mrrim0rs dilEmnt shades
aud qurlltes, CobUFgS, P;irannalas, Thihet Me.
rlnpes, Persian Twills, Wonl. pelaip"S. figured
and plain Cashmere, Bonibazinrs, black Dres,
SIiSs, plain, barred aud fiHrrd fancy, plaid and
figured dp;. ,Gipghanis, Prints, er. .rlc. Alsu
ltll and dc"np!''te assortment pf Emhruidprig~
While G"e'ls, Ribbous,s Closes and Hosiery
Trimming, Notions, ETC., SRAWIIS, in grr1f
variety and at very low prizes consisting Of
fine Brrhe. Thihpt, Cashmere and the Bay sta.q g
Long Jhawls. Also, our,us,lal cxcelIent.>tccl,
of Nou;Okesping Goods, comprising neatly eve.
ry' y''hinE'in The Dry Goods lue. needed i,f fnm.
'IleS, Call ana cXaninc btforcpurchasing else.
wIicrr t''- ''s - =" - iy@ = s
Southwest corner Fnuih aud Market SIS.
L. Sieuoenyule, Jan, |, 1853. ,v tt
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, 9th inst, by Rev. Il.
"a. Briudlcy, Mr. WlLlM,l b. FnTEMAy
OF Frceman's Landing, Va, to Miss M.,-
ny, daughter Of John Oliver, Eaq., Of
Ncwbprgh, @. -' 't.,
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Administrators Sale. 2

(ENWednesday the Sch day of May.lS5a
,TTat.l : o'clock, p. M, at the trout doorpf the
Court House, in the city Of SteubenvIIe. will
be sold TO the highest bidder, the following
premises, aSthcpropertyot ot David Fosttr, dec d.
to wit .-}ringrplyl Of lotNN ,220, in the city of
Sleubenville ii Jefferson county Ohio, begin
ng atthe north, corner Of sRidsloti aiti'tun
hing thence snaihorly along thewcst line Of
Fourth street twenty feet, ard cxtendiny back
wseteflY twenty feet mwidlhs hsaolt the wps6boun
dairy line, as conveyed by,J tseph G. Davidson
dpJnstfr q Morris, s,rbiect,to the annual PAY,
meit To The widow of said DavidRoster as and
Tor her dover therein, thcsumof $25 Apprais.
ed at 733 dollars.5gr. = 5Aeife-c,lN'
I ltIoHs aF SALe.--0ne tbird cash mdthc ws.
due m deirrledfpaymcnts of one and two years,
10 be secured by mortgage ON The promises
t~. LOUIS ANDERSON,
Admir- ar David Foster, drr'd
May T. 1885, it
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j. +. SLACK, G. CO..

- VT ~ n
BOOKSELLERS, STATI0NERS. aud
" PAPER DEALERS. Market stpcct, abov,.
Fourth, south side. SeubrnyilIr, Ohio keep
constantly on hand and for safe, large anil
well selected stock of Miscellaneous and School
BOOKS; Pain and Fancy STATIONERY /:
Writing and Wrapping PAPERS. BLANK
BOOKS, etc, etc; all OF. which lhey will sell
on the most favorable terms al wholesale or
retail.'< -.1 - sys. .teg.!.g s.. ...4..-.I /.
Country merchants and other dealers will be
supplied al very low wholesal" prices. ''1
j. lss s. IL 90. are prepared TO furnish the
best AMERICAN Magazines, as carly as they can
be received BY mail. They also keep on band
a choice supply of SHEET Usic ,Jap.l, 81.
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& NAV raUM A7tN8

Misses GEORGE &-S00Tp' lave en-
tered into coparlnrshipl the aboya, business,
in New AltXandtia, an1 bcg leave,to announce
to,the citizens ard Community that they are
prepared TO give genrrit satisfaction to ali who
may giveithcmN calliurhet,lhlh Of btfisiness.
Misses GEoRGE x Scoqp,
New Alexandria nhin Anil : isS
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administrator s Nnfina. r.,..s
'*e yae legal Notice.

Join II. Miller ct al fAlIcr Hunter The
''..s vs., s,s@ Dtfcndtntiis here
Esther Hunter deff fFysuoti fled lEa. at
the ins,arcc'of thePlaidtiff5 aawftBf attach
ment was issltelby Thomas Smithaajasice Of
the peace in ard COR Rpss iteVgships jefferson
county Ohlo,l onilhe 18th, day. Of Apln A.yD.
1850, against the properly, rights, credits. mon
'cysand effects of the dcfrrdeat a. 0oii resident
debtor; ',.a, JeHs H. sMILiEaJ mR S4AsE.
ss april 90 yh 1855 st. NJ s,,l,,.; ayIa.st' -
t...s THOMPSON HANNA &, SONS,
Paper Manufacturers, S:eubenviile, Ohio.
january !. 1855. Gn4A @.iiE slta eFys lis
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Cruz AlIleTlfOll.

TFEfTJF IF 70 I, u sla.Ai,l &C ~
q5siss,ts $40 !, 1roor,. =
E5sl, .stS' ~
ps.sse.p,5s,j, .kJ,S,i,1 issp,,oo,,f,o,,. y. !.
g.. 81 ~ q
~ =. e.'sg =. W. ~; : r,s' !,
SH,i,p.I1 ps. pes.p' e.H esl N
~ 8 s,1.5s1 Sls...
4. ~ ,Proposition for Clubs, 60. s.'s' =, /,
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lNTlIE PROBATE COURT
Josnri HESp0N's Adui'r. iH iEna

JOSHUA HESDOA 'ACuif. -" @n~
r's eea ssew y 5.al 2sjl Rciitiris to
ELtzApErrIIENDoN ,csolI5 sA, lands.
tpne- ilendan Of KeAiasky ,Gspigmia Il.A5on
" Of he Stair Of Maryland, and llrzakiah n,n.
tlo. VI lhe Stale "f Virginia. iilSf;il slSoscn
that Isaac Harris, administrator Of the esia:e Of
Jo Ina Hrn,ion, hip of ,ttfT rsoiliH county Siio,
i,ecee~rs.--o ihelGth dag of1 hpnllIs555 fied
in The Probate Court for Jtffrsoil coutty Chic.
his amendrd petition against them and olIIttrs.
the object and prayer Of which is1o 6btain an
goIder from said eouH, lor. The assisAmthtapf4lRn
dover Of Elizabeth He ndCn, NE widow OF saia',
BOSNIAN RendontdcrcaH d. ,sin and fJrfth he salq ~
lheioNowing reah estate, situate in said count;
Of Jefferson, Of Which Said tlrcetl,ht died seized
and described as ful i,ms ITO wii.ahe south wes.
quarter OF section tlfyly-lo in ptawpshipsevsr
en- and range thIee AND aIs6'6f ihe tfoIlUwinrs
situate in t4'lrnssy County Ohies io wits,s.rhs
kasI halfj Of The north rgst Qpgrterenf section
No 13 PowGShlp no. 4 and range 3 and tho,
in,l h west qNsarhT of fdhrtBoftheast quarter OF
section no. J3 Township lto 4 and Range 3-4
aud of4he equitable interest or tic dtccdtnt IN
tlm fnlioyingd scribcd lyact If landMitna,e IN.
Jefferson county, Ohio, TO Wit Being part Of
thesOuth west quarter If section no. 'gSsFowH'
ship and range 8, beg; hiring fer the same at
he south west corher.bf ia id fccfinir at a rc.,.
lhrnee cast 81 40 Fcrehes 10. n ppsl; iktrc4
nonh tast Is 5 10 pprcleS 70 pd>t eth,hct
'orIh, 25o east, % percbeS tbs a. white gnk
thrNee north 20 east. 2s perctos "a. a sit.,.
ihchce'north % 9- casr, 204i0 pctches Il, II
Iock in the run; thence north 5ssl setFast, Sc
10 pelches 10 hickory; thence west 94,perl,." ."
cs tn astonc, thence south 19h rercheS TO III,
place If beginning, caplaning66h acresaor 80
much Of said several trarts,a-. mag be, necessa-
tyt6pay The debts Of said dcctarht. Aftdfhat
epi The l6 day Of May 1874, ,iarplieasiou Will he
nade to said Court Tor such ,nder by.said AID.
.htilfi.trattf. f9 Ch 8aw 81 JsAAcH1nnis .r
H- s.z III lAdmirqof Jg'hhn Hendon deelq.
.y 81; 4,...sI...... BY MdopyY q, ,ELnoT,
4 april l7tl 1888, At his At,6fncys
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:. A most foul murder WIS committed at
Napoleon, Arkansas, last week, the victim
being q NIf Hill The murderer had been
taking impropGrslibert ieswiil Hills wife,
and Il difficulty occurred and Shots passed.
Thc'nezt morning Hi was waylaid and
rshotby his Wifc's paramour, who was
armed with a double -barrclca gun and a
revolver. The contents ofboth gun and u
revolver were all discharged at Hill, kill
ing him instantly. The'murdcr was ar
rested and isiu prison, .a. ,E,s.. M
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F., +, At a charter thciion in CumBcrltnl,
Md, held on the l-Ith inst, the Nmericans
elected 'tIieir candidate for Mayor and all
the Councilmerl, iFio Americans here, IA,
is tic case everywhere, had to contend
againsttlo coalition of Wings, Democrats
aud Foreigners, and all the fagel,ds and
kIactions that could be brought TO beau
against thcln. The Tclcgrapl'ic says
at was the must desperate contest We
ever witnessed, but the ubiquitous Sam
was abonf and "cli and nobly did lie come
to The rescue. There were between sixty
aud seventy Of his followers absent. All
Germany and Ireland went down Sam $
capacious throat" '' - j -,-'.
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par "Galcy's Lady's book for June is on
hand filled with all, sorts of new fashions.
The ladies' cannot help finding something
in il, sufficiently beautiful to suit their
taste. it, literary contents are Of thcu usu-
,al high character. s.. es'-:..' ,a.., -.
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HARD TINES IN ARkANsAs.--Thcy
have decidedly gloomy times III Arkansas
The liille Rock Gazette, Of the 27ih
ult. says: .i.,s liz; p, w. ...i,,.,
"ThCrc is not, in Little Rock, a barre
,of -four, Il bashel of meal, or a pound Of
coffee or sugar Tor sale, Flour would go
off readily hefc.atssSl5 a barrel, and corn
meal ut s. a busLel, sugarand coffee would
sell for any price, There is the greatest
scarcity Of every article of provisions or
family groceries, We DO not know what
ourpcoidcwi| 90. . .2r.-..
Yhc Arkansas river it, appears, has
nearly dried up, md tho Gazette urges the
merchants to ut up Wagons and send out
to the nNatEyj and other towns forsup-
l"'~', e, r1 d. .- ... -..4 Fh 90 e. ..-..
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SteubenYille and Indiana RAILROAD.
CHANGK OF TIME

!. CHANbN OF JlME.
4 ON AND NFPKR Z UESDAY.'. NAY
4 = ed, 1895, theg MAIL. TRAIN. Will ieqSt
/ Stegbenyille daily ,SHdaYs txtePied) 4, s -
clotkia. IN, aitdarSSeaF Newark nj 3lO O'clock
P. M, cponeei ipgfSiutf aims -Ivf :. ,g. g ~
tchMbqs, eandgskys
Indianapolis, Chicago.
/ Cincinlati,. LascIlr, ~,
Q + MountYera0h, I;6cl, IsI:,hd, (.
~ Toledo, a-e S;iint l.euis,
sREiURNlNGs ,,'
Leave Newark ~ u o'cloek u !, and ag-
Irives at Steu6enyiiie at 7.25 i. NJ. Pas
lsengcrs by this train leave CiDciunati! 1T
Is o cidck A. M 7rl'},- 50 ie.s1 sa
| FAKE.-Front SitubcnSille,,j through
,by Raii Load, -. sap.. -sl .., a..,.
\ 10 Columbus .......,....,.".....S4, IS.
Cincinnati. ..,....,...,& ,&...... G,5I !.
T" SIunnt FcrnenH. 80. '.3;,,15
. ." Mansfield. ......Aa....ls.. 4,75,
Sandasky,.................,.." $50 ;
Detr9ltr.rr........,.~.....,.I I,OP p
Nmcago, ................. l2,I0.
d" ROCK foiand%l. L.. H.. .,.......... -. II, ~ :.
4" Saint bouiS ,....g.. .a.!..... 2H,73
For through dicket and tnFtber. inferina,
ton qpPly. 10 ! "A NlLhs, gent, step-
tenyiilG. ... -.
The Cadiz Accommodation Train,
Leaves SteubenMllC daily (Suntiays cx-
ceptcd) ut 4.20 P! !M--lrriyes at Cldiz 1T
CHS p. NJ. r ......-
a RETURNING,
Leaves Catliz at 8,37 A.. NJ. arrives at
Stcubenville at 1l.Jb. 4, NJ.
Fl 1 AGENTS.! 5.7 @
james ColIius.& Uo., Freight and Pass
engcr Agents, No, III and li0 ,atcr st.,
Pittsburgh.
j. n, Kinney, Freight Agent, Broadway
Cincinnati
p, W.Slrddcr, Plssengcr4A Agent, Broad
way, Cincinnati. @. 81 @e ~. ,
Richard Hooker, passengcrAgent, New
ark. 800.
4. i. Wells, do, SieuJcryillc.
LAFAYETTE DEVESNY,,
+ ~ -'@ GEM Fr't and Ticket Agt.
! L, w WOODWARD. superintendent.
Nays, 1888. ..., ......
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We cnrc truly sorry to learn that our old
friend DIR Hamilton, onsSaturday last met
with a serious misfortune, whilst in Lis sta
bic loft putting hay downto an animal in
the stall. A board gave way aud precipi-
tatcd him int" The side Of the trough, break
ING two of,his libs, and lruising and inju-
ringldnr in OTHER respects, Drs. Johnston
and Henning were Immediately called in,
and wesarq happy TO state that they found
1.-The injuries not to be fatal. DR.. Hamil-
ton IS IN a fair way for a speedy recovery.
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9llaa vll " .Attacrnont Votic.

Sslsa SO r'Attaclrnunt Notics. w0lg
:, j my iastaneeawrit ofmiaclsaintwus f.
issne'l on lle 2pd day pc April lss5 byiS
John u, FTistcr Justice 81 th9 peace M WAYNE !.
township JefE,rson caantF Ono, m,ainA j thes
properly ndeffcis of Abraham Scott a. abxrntG
debtor. Am'nt $500. DIVINE Ii. cOIE. II
april l1Ih SS.pd siss ssgasanstysia ~.
,, House Fsinfins, GIaEiag, 81
SEAilf n1fbE wSuhlsaoiS7a tIelraA.
sissilf lh!thc.is slip ready ~ wail al. a E.n%
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! 4&SEeRET PRAYER. -t-iHhou shouldst pray
alone, for thotr hast siuned- alone, Alone
art thou cute 70 appear before lhs judgement
seat! Iu 1.-THE great transactions bctwcen
thee and God, thou tahst have M humon
helper, YOU can lie free before Ged.a You
are not going tq,tell him any secret You
may be. sure lie will not hetray' your con
fdencc, Whatever reasons there may be
fg any species Of devotion, tlpFe gre
more and stiGAser reasons for sceret detor
finn rs = .a.tl r.sf-.sSA0 - .TrtEy,4 Z
r., WhatMt thou to tie All1pirecting md
0mniScicnt?' Uanst thouyotimagiue, that
Thy presence m Garth can giyo tq.the hearts
l'thou lowest tile Shelter '@hiththe hqmIlest
take from thoiwings Of the RrcscnCc that
lives in iIeayeag Fearlnot chou for tho
,futwe2 Whcther thou live, or idic,8 liheh
futuse'istlr care ofthe MostIKshl IN the
dungeon and on the scaifuld looks.evcrlast-
inslyathe eye of Hin, tendGret than thou
to love, wiser than thou to guide, mighticr
than. thou 10 savcl M
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R.'s.s*B Blank Deeds, Executions,
SabpoenaS Summons, &c. exc
eutediih5 superior style fofssale at
6onn's Job Office, SteubeHyille,
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Vocal and instrumental Cnncart.

D -
Martin liuthcr Rieabart, Esri win civ, giis
a Concert Of Sacred music at the Nj. P
Church, at Newburg, Ohio, on SATUls,
DAY afternoon, Dune %, commencing Al
2 O'clock.
The Steubemfille City Brass Bapd hay
ing kindly volunteered their services fol
the 2ceasion, dle pieces win be intersl ors.
ed with instrumental music, thus qffordins
a Pleasing yarietS "a EREEE
REV. W I" Breed viii. deliver an adj
dress dress o on the subject Of music. The iov
eFs Of music in the town and country arc
cordially d W invited. toepstepd, Athuittance
free. tk.. 81, s. I'd d:
|, PkoMoTrD--Wc learn from the Coluu,
bus Journal thar DR.. Jdhn Andrews, Of
this city Nhfs tcen elected unanimously,
Presideptof the Board of Central Branch d
the StateBank CT 0lios pice Judge Swan,
resigned, ,lJ ohm. Z. Fem, has, been eleet-
ed Vice President. Judge Swan resigns
on account of ill-health. lie has proven
to he Almost efficient officer 3 DIR. aAn.
drews has acted as President lno ttn,, fol
some months, and from his long experience,
capacity and integrity, has the rublic's un-
doubted conGdenec.-lIeEaM.
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LooK. OUT For THE IEDTANs.-The ma,
tive Americans will be,in town, and give a
grand eateltcinmcntto all who wshto sec
the sights, ION this Wednesday evening.
The, ,"lndians" rather took the ''rag off the
b'tsh,." the last time thcy were; and they
expect to do 50 again. The entertainment
consists ofa variety Of songs, dances, mys-
tic ceremonies, scalping scenes, &e; togcth-
er with numerous Ihdian cllriostics. Go
and see the HNatiycs." a ,.
We arc truly sorry to learn that our old
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