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Proposals. for more frequent service ere in.

Pr s,.ss for more frequent service q. in
se49 Prom Loudon. BY Unitis and Louisville, to
Mysnns, - miles and back, once week
Leave Loudon Monday ats q m
4tnIea e. Marysvils same day by6pm
Lave Msrysville Tuesday ct O m
Ante st Louion same day by 6pm
sischs. Go,. , Dy vance nee r0s 70 Tucs
Leavs lAarysvills Tuesday ct . m
Arrive at ruckalechee Cove By IL
Leave Tuckalechee Cove Tuesday at pm
Arrive ct Marysvills BY pm
!seSl Prom Morgan II to Huntsville, Is miles and
back, once q week
/" Leave Morgan O b Tuesday at sam
Arrive ct huntsville same day by IL m
Leave Huntsville Tuesday at p m
A. Arrive ct Morgan II same day by6pm
S652 Prom Mount Vernon, by Lees Store, Jalspa
and Kimbrough's, to springtown, 20 miles
and back, ence week
Leave Mount Vernon Thursday at am
Arrive at springtcwn BY IL m
Leave SpringtoVn Thursday at pm
Arrive st Mount Vernon by7pm
1858 From Newport. by Welson's Springs Hackle
tooth, Long Branch, and Houksviile, TO se-
=. yier 9 H, SO miles and back, once . week
Leave Newport Thursday st ia IN
Arrive ct Sewer II same day by m .
Leave ssvier H Wednesday at am
Arrive al Newport same day by 6pm
1854 From Smithsvile, by Crossing Caney Ferk st
mouth Of Holiness Greek, to Pekin, 20 miles
and back orce Q geek
Lsavs smithsville Saturday at sam
80 Arrive a. Pekin by IL
Lsave Pekin Saturday at pm
Arrive at smithsville BIZ 8 pm
s6s5 From Tazsweil, by Isaac Buchannan's and CO
ven Robinsen's, to Jonesviile, Va, IS miles
and back, oncs week
Leave Tssswell Thursday at 6 am
Arrive At Jonesville same day by 6 pm
leave Jcnesville Friday at Sam
Arrive at TsIewell ssme day by 6pm
1855 From Walnut Valley, by Luney's Greek, 10
NiskalAsk md onr n
Leave Walnut Valley Tuesday at Gam
Arrive at Nicfajsck same day by 6pm
Lsave Nicksjack Monday at 9 m
Arrive at Walnut Valley same day by 6 pm
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Arrive ct Maysvills next days oyspm
Leave Msysvills Tuesday and Saturday st Q a n
Arrive ct Parkersbu.g next DAYS by y m
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9<04 From Lewis, BY Quincy 10. Clasfuda, - niles
and back, oncs week
Leave Lewis Monday at lam
Arrive ct Clarinds next day by sam
Leave Clsrinda Tuesday at loa m
Arrive ct Lewis next day BY IAN
sAsS From Marengo to Marietta, % miles sad back,
Leave Marengo TUESDAY .tea
Arrive at Marietta next day By 6pm
Leave Marietta Thursday at m
Arrive ct Msrepgo next dsy BY 6pm
9466 From Msrenao, by Tole o, to Eldora, Is niles
and back, once . week
Leave Marergo Tuesday at Gam
Arrive at Eldors next day by7pm
Leave Eldora Thursday at Ga m
Arrive ut Marengo next day by pm
e4s7 From Macedonia, BY Bethlehem, to alsawosd,
II miles ard back, oncs . week
Leave Macedonia Thursday att pm
Arrive at alenwood ssme day by7pm
Leave Glenwood Thursday at m
Arrive at Macedonia same day by IL m
GIGS From Monons, by Rossville, to Wsukon, 20
miles and back, once q week
Leave Monons Monday at Gam
Arrive ut Weukon by l2m
leave Wsukon Monday at / pm
Arrive ct Monona by pm
9469 From McGregor's Landing, by Elgin and West
Union. to Bradford, so miles and back, onos .
Lsavs Nc 7reyor's Landing Mo. day at Gam
Arrive at Rrsdford neat Wednesday BY am
Leave Bradford "Wednesday at am
Arrive at McGregor's Landing next Friday by 8
o4'0 From Mcaregor' Landing, by Monons and
Clermoat, to Vest Union, SO miles and back,
once a week
Lsave Mc6regor's Landing Monday ct an
Arrive at West Union same day By 9pm
Leave West Union Tuesday at m
Arrive at Mcaregor's Landing same day by
Pm
e471 From Os,eols, By Prairie Grove, to P cru, II
miles and back, once q week
Leave Osceola Thursday at am
Arrive at Peru Thursday at pm
Lsav, Peru Thursday at pm
Arrive ct O.ceola by D m
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IOWA..

(Fr.m July l, 1855, to June so, 1858
943S From Apple Grove by Delhi, Carlisle, and
Green Bush, to Winterset, 4S miles and back,
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MISSOURI.


prom July l, 1855, to June 80, 1861
ec32 Fran Athens to Fsirview, - mile and back,
once q week
Bidders win state distance and give schedule Of
arrivals and departures
1898 From Bloomin gton, by Rice's Ferry aud Milan
TO st. John, IS miles and back, once a week
Leave Bloomington Tuesday at / pm
Arrive at st. John next Thursday by lam
Leave St. John Thursday at m
Arrive at Bloomington next SATURDAY by m
90aA From Boonvile, By Bcon's Lick, to Glasgow,
70 miles and back, once q week
Leave Boonvi lie Saturday at an
Arrive at Glasgow same day by Inn
Leave Glasgow satu,da at / pm
Arrive at Booaviile ssme day by SPIN
$685. From Cassville, ty Noah Boon's, to Neoshs, 81
miles and back, once a week
Leavs Cassyille Friday at 6 q m
Arrive at Neosha same day by SPIN
Leave Necehs Thursday at m
Arrive at Cassville same day by SPIN
903e From Cassville by Kines Prairie to Mount
Vernon, SO miles and back once week
Leave Csssville Friday at am
Arrive at Mount Vernon same day by6 pm
Leave Mount Vernon Thursday at I'm
Arrive at Cassville same day by pm
oc37 Prom Eminsnce to Townsville, 40 miles and
back once week
Leave Eminence Wednesday at a m
Arrive at Thomasville next day by loan
Leave Townsville Thursday at II m
Arrive at Eminence next day by 4pm
903S From Erie by Lebanon, Jericho, Hazlewood,
Cowskin aud Big Beaver to Forsyth, 100
miles and back, once q week
Leave Erie Monday at
Arrive at Forsyth next Thursday by 10 m
Leave Forsyth Thurday at IL m
Arrive at Erie next Sundsy by 6pm
90S0 From Forsyth to Carrolton, Ark, 90 miles and
back, once q week
Leave Forsyth Thursday at II m
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
TORIGIN
CERTIFI CATE OF Authority
70 e1plIe on tie 3Ia day y Ja0Nny, I605J

TO We oIa JdNNUy IoJO)
STATES CoUNBUs July 81 1885
WHEREAS The Insurance Company, Hartford Conn., ucated Hart
ford in fled in ud
required by the first section Of the c regulate the Agencies Of u
Companies Unexpectedly the State Of Ohio passed May 1854:
Whereas Company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory cyi
dence that possessed least Hundred Thousand Dollars Of u Cai
tai invested stocks least bonds mortgages uincamber
cd real worth double the which the Toged
Whereas, Said Company has filed this ol written instrument under
its corporate signed BY the President and Secretary thereof nominating aud
pointing JOHN PATTERSON, of Sunye Agent for the transaction Of
Insurance. fully and uecryody authorizing him acknowledge service
for and on behalf of said Company nng that service process him.
the said shall taken and held to be valid served the Company
according the Laws of this State any other State w4g all CAIN
Irur by ofsuch service
Now Therefore, pursuance the first section of the regulate the
Agencies of the Insurance Companies incorporated by the State of Oo passed
May 1854 William D. Morgan, Auditor Of said state, do hereby certify that
the said John Patterson authorized Agent for the said Company
the business this State, until the y-r
year thousand eight hundred and far be legally
powered do by his letter appointment and the instructions which be
given to him by the said Company
Whereof subscribed my nam caused the seal
day of july year
and eight hundred and ffyfye W. D. MORGAN Auditor
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
TORIGINAL.l
ATE OF GRITTY.
(T6 erpIs on the 3lsh day Of JanuaLY, 1850

STATE Omo, AUDITOR STATES Office July 81 55.
WHEREAS The Hartford Fire Insurance Company located Hartford in the
State of Connecticut has filed in this Office of its condition.
required by the first section the "At regulate the Agencies Of Insurance
Companies incorporated by the State Of Ohio passed May 1854
AND WHEREAS Said Company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory ev
dence that possessed ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED stocks par bends
of unnbeel real worth double the for which the
moltgagcd
AND WHEREAS Said Company has fled this Office written instrument under
its signed by the President and Secretary thereof nominating and
appointing ELI MFEELI Steubcnc Agent transaction Of the
business Fire Insurance and fully and unseyedy authorizing him acEw
edge and behalf said that
upon him. the said Agent shall be taken and held to be valid
served upon the Company according elws Of this State Of other State
and waving all claim Of error by of such service
Now THEREFORE, the first section Of the " regulate the
Agencies Of Insurance Companies incorporated by the State Ohio passed
May 1884, William D. Morgan Auditor Of said State do hereby certify that
the said Eli tcc authorized Agent for the said Company transact
the business Fire Insurance this State until the tst day of January
the thousand eight hundred and x far he may legally
cred his letter appointment and the instructions which be given
to him by the said Company
whereof have hereuno subscribed and caused the seal of
Office be affixed this 3l day July the Lord thousand
eight hundred and ftty-fyo. w. D, MORGAN AudtOr
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

EgFBY the card Of Mr.. Il. D. Hamil
ton, published in our paper of this week
it will be seen that he has located in New
ark. The reputation which this gentle
man acquired as a Landlord whilst he was
amongst us, caunot but secure him the un
divided patronage Of those who visit New
ark from this city, and region of country
We are pleased to learn that Mr. II. stands
No. in Newark, and that the AMERICAN
HOUSE is unsurpassed.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. RAGAN.-Please announce the
name of James II. Blinn to the people of
this county as a suitable person to fill the
office of Sheriff. Capt, Blinn has never
BEEN noisy politician, but is a capable
and high minded gentleman; his election
would reflect credit on the county, and
would form a favorable contrast with the
men who have been filing our Offices.
SPRINGFIELD.
Mr.. EDIToR-Plcasc announce the
name of Samuel Stephens of Steubenville,
as candidate for nomination for Sheriff.
Subject to the decision Of the American
party. ISLAND GREEK
Mr.. q. RAdAN.-You will please an
nounce the name of Mcclure Doyle, as a
candidate for nomination before the COM
ing Republican convention, for the office
ofSherrif. Steubenville, Aug, 9TH.
Mr.. q .RAGAN.--Please announce the
name of Mr.. Thomas Sterling as a suitable
Candidate for county Treasurer, subject
to the decision of the American party of
Jefferson county Ohio.
MANY VOTERS.
For SuERIFF.-Mr. Eiitor, please an
nounce the name of Jerome D. Dlton of
Cross Creek township, as candidate for
for the nomination for Sheriff. Subject to
the decision of the American Party.
MANY VoTERs OF THE COUNTY.
Mr.. EDITOR. announce the
name of James Robertson Esq, of Cross
Greek township as suitable candidate
for the nomination for Sheriff Subject to
the decision Of the American party,
MANY VOTERS,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

TRIAL AND TRIUMPH BY L. S. AR
THUR.-We seldom find among the nu,
merous fctions of the day, one better cal
quilted to impart useful instruction, thai
this work of Mr. Arthur. The most fas
tidious taste cannot except to its tcachings
and it contains lessons that should never
be forgotten. ...
Published and for sale by 7. B. PETER
SON, No. 1O2 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
Price 25 cents.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

psa.The following named gentlemen are
requested to act as Local Agents for the
True American
Warrenton, John M'Adams.
Mt. Pleasant, John Mercer.
Smithfcld, Wm. Mathews,
Martinsville, A. Martin.
New Alexandria, DR.. Worthington
Lagrange, j, A. Mahugh,
Cross Greek, j. Moore.
Bloomfield, DR.. Cole.
Salem, II. Laferty.
Island Creek, j. DeIIuA.
Jeddo, j. W. Ragan.
Knoxville, j. Woodruff.
MitcheIs Salt Works, P Cable.
Elliottsville, Ii, B, Stewart
Wcllsvile, Stephen Fasset,
New Lisbon, R. M'Caskey.
Fairview, Guernsey Co, VIM. George.
Cambridge, " j. Sarchet.
Wayncsburg, Green Co Pa, j. Porter
Cadiz, Harrison Co., VIM. Milligan.
Wheeling, Va, James Lancaster.
Should it be inconyenient, as it evident
ly would be in many cases-for subscribers
to hand their money to either of the above
named gentlemen, they will please for
ward it to us by mail, at our risk.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
ST. LOUIS, July q

The Kansas Legislature met at Shaw
nee Mission on the 9th inst, pursuant to
adjournment,
Mr.. Marshall gave notice Of bill requi-
ring citizens emigrating from Massachu-
setts or other States, which have annulled
or nullifed laws of the United States, to
take oath to support the laws of Kansas
Territory.
John Thompson Perry, of the Metho-
dist Church, South, was elected Chaplain,
July 17th.
A bill to prevent the sale of intoxlca-
ting liquors, and gambling, and games Of
chance, within mile of Shawnee Mission,
passed joint Committee. A Committee
of eight was appointed to devise code Of
laws for the government of the Territory.
Mr.. Marshall, of the Pawnee district,
introduced bill that every man who shall
pay the sum Of one dollar poll-tax, and
produce receipt of the same to the Judg.
cs of any election, shall be legal voters,
provided he be citizen of the United
States, and has taken an oath to support
the Constitution of the United States, and
the act organizing the Territory of han-
sas,
Tho Kansas bill was read the first time.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
Medical Hall Re-opened,

DbR. LOUIS KEELS having re-opencd
hC this well known Drug establishment soil
cts the attention of Physicians and the public
generally, to his well selected stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, etc. 1t i,
the design to render this establishment all thai
can be desired in city Prescription and Retail
store.
Every care and attention will be given 10
Prescriptions, and no medicine dispensed with.
out having been previously subjected to a strict
examination, Every facility will be afforded
Phyoictaus 10 examine and test the quality o
any art clo supplied by this store Determined
10 keen he best quality of everything IN this
line OF business, the public can confidently re
ly upon any articles parchased at the
Aug. l,--ly. MEDICAL HALL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
Late and Important from California.

The steamer Star Of the West has arrl-
we'd with 800, 900 in gold. The news from
the mines is encouraging, The Indians on
the Klamath river are committing ravageS
upon the whites. The Democratic State
Convention met at Sacramento On June
9th. The first two days we're spent, in a
great measure, in personal alterations be-
tween the two wings Of the party. Wash
ingtou withdrew from the contest for gov
ernorship, and his wing Of the democracy
put forward NJ. S. Latham as their nomi
nee. On the first ballot there was no choice,
when the Convention adjourned until next
day.
There was much i'll feeling and excite,
ment in the Convention; and with botl
wings of the party the motto seemed to be
Rule or Ruin. Biglcr was subsequently,
nominated by vote of 225 to 25O,-The
Convention adopted platform resembling
the last Baltimore platform, with an addi.
tiOnal resolution dcnouncing the Know
Nothings. An immense meeting of Know
Notbings had been held at Sacramento
DR.. MclIeans, the State Treasurer, presi
died. Speeches were made by Henry S
Foote, Edward G. Marshall, Ballio Peytor
and others. Walkers fiibust4rs have
been defeated at Rivas, and twenty Of then
killed. Thercupon all his native suppor
ters deserted and Walker himself had t.
flee. for his life. Reaching Pacific port
he seized boat, which he found in the har
Dor, and made his escape.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
For the True American.
ANTI-SLAvERY LYRIC.--No. Q.
"THE STAR spANGLED BANNER. ;"

O say can you see, BY freedoms clear light,
A stain on the banner that's over you
flying;
Which enshrouds the bright stars in the
blackness of night,
And proclaims to the world that your lib
erty's dying?
Hear its victims despair,
How it bursts on the air,
And proclaims to the world that your flag
is still there;
For the Star Spangled Banner in TRI
UMPH now waves,
O'er land where one-sixth of the people
are slaves.
'Mong the hills of the North, where we
boast to the world,
That no slave dwells with US by per-
mission,
The folds Of that Flag by our homesteads
unfurl'd,
Is but Slave-catchcr's Commission:
To stalk through our home,
And our neighbors to doom,
To life of despair more dread than the
tomb;
For wherever the spot that that Banner
doth wave
There not but despair in store for the slave.
Oh. ye who have boasted your earlier fame,
Behold now with shame your country &
prostration;
Deep in infamy's pit be buried the name
That makes war to enslave free nation;
And make her domains
But a market for chains,
While thus to the world she her vileness
proclaims;
That the Star Spangled Banner floats
not Ger the brave,
But DER copqrdS whose glory's the weak
to enslave
Behold how the sons of your virtuous brave
Who were martyr'd in freedoms en-
dcavor,
Are compelled to betray the fugitive slave
Who has striren his bonds to dissever,
And your Statesmen combined,
Der his limbs and his mind
The fettcrs of ignorance and iron to bind;
For the Star Spangled Banner in tri
umph doth wave,
Der the the land Of the tyrant and tht
thrall of the slave.
Oh weepl all yo lovers of libcrty's name
Oh weep for the utter disgrace of you
nation;
And pray that her Banner be cleared from
the stain
That has worked thus her sad desolation
With power and with might,
Strive, pray, that the nj ight
Of oppression be pierced by the Gospel
pure light
That the Star Spangled Banner in tri
umph may wave,
: O'er a land unpolluted by the toll of th'
Slave. W. A. U.
SmalfeIl, Aug. lst, '55.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

TIE election for Justice of the Peace,
held in this city on the End inst, result
ed in the election of John S. Patterson :;
American, and James M'Kinuey, anti
American. The vote was not full, by at
least three hundred; had it been so, the
whole American ticket would have been
elected BY handsome majority.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

DIED-On Monday the 9th inst, in
her sd year, Mrs. Cassander, wife OF Mr.
Seth Clark of Brook county Va.
DIED-On the 31st ult,, in New Lis
bon Columbiana Co. Ohio, Of consumption
Mrs Elizabeth, wife Of Mr.. Joseph Wat
son, in the And year of her a &c.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

8GB@CommunicatioDs from Messrs. Jack
man, Walker and Webb, have been duly
received, all right. Thank you gentle
men.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
AGrs Of William W. Jones, decd
Administrtor $ Snle Of ReII Est-te.

AdministrtOr Sale Of Red Estlte.
mN SATURDAY the 18th day Of Au.
Ogust 1853, between the hours Of and four
o'clock IN the afternoon, on The premises, in
Mount Pleasant Township, will be sold to the
highest bidder the Equitable interest Of Josh.
IA Hendon, late Of jefferson county Ohio, de.
teas d, in the fOl.owiu ( tract of land situate in
said county Of Jefferson, to wit: Part of the
south west quarter OF section Is, township Z.
aud range 8, beginning for the same at the
,ouh west corner Of sad section at a post
thence n. | : E 'e5 10 pplches to post
hence n. % : east p perchcs 10 white oak
thence north % : west - pelchcs to 4 stone ;
hence north 22J3 3cast 20 4l0 p,rches to a
rock in the run thence north J3I east &c 7.l0
perchca TO a hickory thence west "a pelches
10 stone, thence south l2O prrches to the place
Of beginning, containing GG acres more or
less, and which sad equlabIe interest is the
value Of said tract Of land subject to the pay
ment to David Hall of $500 with interest from
the lst day of april 1854, and $500 with inter.
est from the lst day Of April 1855. and is sub.
ject 10 the payment to Elizabeth Aendon, the
widow Of said Joshua Heuhon of an aNnuily
Of $2l,70 daring her natural life, as and for her
dover Appraised at $l259. Terms of Sale
one third ui The purchase money in hand, OH
the day Of sale and the re,ilur thereof in one
ard two years thereafter, with lutares. from the
day Of sale, TO be secured by n,.Hgag4 Oh tho
premises.
lj7 The Purchaser will be required to indcm.
nily The Estate Of said Joshna hrrdOn, against
the claim of David Hall for tie residue OF the
original purchase money due u, aforesaid from
said Estate TO him, by good and sufficient Sc
Guilty. Isaac HARRIS, Admir-
of the Estate of Joshua Hcndon, decd.
July 18th 1855 4 t.w
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

CoRAEcTIoN.-ln our paper of last
week we are made to say that copies Of
the four British Reviews and Blackwood
to one address $500; it should have been
$4,000.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
Fulton Foundry, Steam Engine & c2g
Factory.
WEIL..SNUL.E 0H1N

" HIIJ4NN IIIIsDl UIIIO.
CTEAM ENGINES, Steam Boats, Steam
bFerry Boats, hulls and wood work com
pete, steam boilers, sheet Iron work, mill ma
chincry, and castings for grlst and saw MILL,
rail road car wheels. rail road cars Of every de-
scription made to ORDER The proprietor of this
establishment. having twcnly-eight years Of
practical experience Together with extensive
privileges, feels confident that he can do work
as well and as low as any establishment in the
cast or west Al Communications will meet
with prompt attention. p. +. GElSSE,
June lS Wellsvile, Ohio.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08

Mr.. G. A. Crofut, No. 73, south Fourth
street, Philadelphia, is our authorized
agent to obtain advertisements, subscrip-
tions, and collect money for the True
American.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-08
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD COUNTY,
July II, 1855.

Personally appeared B. Bowers Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
made OATH the foregoing by him subscribed according
to his best knowledge and belief RICHARD D. HUBBARD
Justice Of ItMe.
f. H. MFEELY of Subenvle duly appointed agent the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company of Hartford Conn.
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Crnf Amtri(att.
THE CITIZENS BANK still continues tc
pay interest on deposits D. MOODY.

*4*Blank Deeds, Executions,
Subpoenas, Summons, &c, exc
cuted in superior style for sale at
Conn's Job Office, Steubenville.
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NOTICE

A my instance Writ Of Attachment
L "a was this day issued by Joseph c. NJ 'Oea.
ry Justice of The Peace within aud for War
ren township Jefferson County Ohio against
the goods Chat'les, Rights, Credits, moneys,
and effects of Joseph C. MCune an absent debt
or amount claimed TO be due twenty eight dol.
lars.
All persons Interested will please take due
notice, aud govern themselves accordingly.
DANIEL AMMON. June 20th, '55 %
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Missouri House.
Summer Dress Goods

Summer Dress Goods.
ALLEN has just received splendid
=" assortment of ladies' and gents dress goods,
including the very latest styles, also, u splendid
lot Of Ladies SILK and Lace Mautilas, ust the
thing for simmer A large variety of Gonncts
and trimmings, Ladies' and Chldren's Shoes
&c.
A general assortment Of carpets, mating. oil
cloth, Rugs, dc. Now is the time for bargains
at the Store of j, Allen, Corner Sd, near market
street, Steubenvillo, Ohio.
NAV 80, '55.