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MARKETS.


New IORE, April 23.--Flou The market Is
dropping. Sa!c- of $500 bbf. Mt S6a6 374 for
etruigh State. So 25aG,65 for good Ohio; aud
s7a5 50 for mixed and good standard Southern.
Wheat-'TEe ln0lket il dUll and inactive. with
nothing reporting
Corn-The market il dropping, with saifs OF
10000 bushels mt 81 cents for Southern mixed.
Pork--The market is drooping with saes oi
900 bbs. at SIS for mess.
Beef-The market il quiet with sales at so.
25aI3 for repackcd Chicago.
Lard-1hr market j. tirnl with sales Of 25O
bbl- at % 4alD cents.
Whisky The market is firm with sales Of 100
bbls at 90 cents for Ohio.
Richmond Markets, April 81
TOBACCO. We quote Lu9-. heavy hogsheads
for export, OF Ja5 4; fine lpgs, 6,6 l. com
mon leaf 7n7 3 4; middIinc SAB a. good 9a9i;
fine 10 4al2; Extra qualities for manufacturing
purI o.es 1921 3 per 100 lbs. according 10
quality.
Flour. - We continue to quote shipping su-
peifne at Sc 3 Asa from the Basin; in stare boil
drr- ask S7a7b; for fancy brands 81 4ns; Ex-
ira S14n9; Rye -four S6n6 3 g.
MnlAT The market j. unchanged since yes
,pr,iay. The mlers have been buy ing more
freely. and sale of choice white at 81 rs has
been reported to- u, but whiI. there is more &C.
Ton in the marke do not consider that any
improvement in prices has yet been estab'i she'd
ana therefor. continue TO quote good 10 ehnoe
red al 3l55al6J, and DO. DO. wte at Slo0hlI0.
Phiodtiphia Cattle Marlcst dpta2l.
The .frIiug- of Beef Cattle this week were
about 500 head, sales at 8 5Dasi % per loo
lbs Cows aud Cnlves-Sales al from 20 To Soo.
Sherp-Sa at "a cents per ID. Hogs-oaies
nj 5OnS9 lnr 100 Hes.
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ri I-,-coo Tu,ecf; Cut;up COMMITTEE.

THE Kansas Investigating Committee.
CBIcaco. April 23.-Meesr-. Howard d sher-
man. of the Congressional committee to inv's'i-
gate the Kansas difficulty. reached Fort LaaV-
enworth on the 18th inst. Mr.. Oliver OF Mo-
l,ad not arrived.
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Iii sAib-y virtue of deed of trust executed by r. H.
Lagoon and duly recorded in CRmpbol county shall
ON odn,sd the 0h day of April le6 proceed To sell
auction the Very valuable residence said ggon Crnie
HUI The house contains eight rooms, Ia excellent repar
Win all necessary out-houscs. garden we'll Sc
At same TIM aud by virtue NJ deed executed by n
Noodson erorltd in clerks Office of IIuRungs VIII
sell the residence Of said Woodsnn Federal iul The
house cnnnns rooms lot ono our of IN
acfe-with rond we'll garden Sc.
Persons wishing Ia purchase requested Va examine the
property here adv ecd before day sale This upporiuni.
So pnfehaseh valuable residence Ia good neghburhood
Is such MS is rarely offered
The sale will take place at o'clock y, n tho premises.
commencing AT Liggops house Terms wadc known
Of sale l. KIRKPATRICK. tfustrc.
Rpl n-lnnl. hnnt
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XA.uAm.u n,.ACN.u,rn rnu.AIE,

ny Nnino ot decree of the Circuit Court of Am.
hefrt county pronounced IN tho "BournCs admir-
ilether %es The undersigned Commissioners appointed hv
the SAD oonr viii proceed To- clat public auction, Ihur
daN he e4,hdaN of April next II fair tho
day hereaer SUNDAY excepted the Market liqus
city ot tnehhurg Negro Man named Watkins belonging
tethe estate OF Molly Cashwr deed This iugrn
Gus mechanic and extremely valuable and VIII be sold
months time except small amount " money expenses
o sale The purchaser Will bo entitled his hire for the
present year 5000 aud posse the year
snail SOL snehtc as is vested in mo by tho decree aforesad
but the title IA mlouhed G II RtCKER
sheriff Of Amherst county,
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$f.OOO W:r's n "l G.rri"T,-s M""hn,


CARRY aLISat nutilnnln order TO raise money
dofs viii sell on Friday, the 9th Inst, (ApriD large
stock Of READY Made WORK auction. II = of
manufacture and consists of Large Family Carriages, Rocka
waAs BnRgies Solkics mud come spring Caynl Sale pos
tive Term will be- liberal aud mpdc known al sale
ap ifetdsSd hrlpyc JOHN II. BAILEY.
~ Bcdfrd Sentinel, S1em Regutor Fiuca ale pompcrat
aud Nytheelle Telegraph copy III day of sale
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or rEAcN.-r.c Mood, De.

mon of War wmchhns so long been qlontug the vi
this Of the European Nations SaHcd with carnage
murdrfons havoc while the white winged Angel Of Peace
hosers with plying gaze the dccimatcd and DIES
olaed hearth stones othor objects VIII the
entin OF mankind the arts Of poare the thonghad
cmpoY the hands oi busy millions and the uniforms and
Imposing pharnhenaia of the VIII be laid aside Tor tho
habaments If hune4t industry. Speaking of tahHdmcHfs
the extensive and splendid stock of SPRING READY
MADE CLOTHING exhibition at the Clothing NaZHnr Of
Burroughs Shator Co The mopri"torH of this popuRr
tabsmen approaching and grateful for the extraordinary
patronage extended to them. have spared neither pains
eKponso In getting their Eooda for the spring sales Pun
ehasers invited call aud nco themselves
Fpnrfian certainly Will convince thcm of the supcrov ~
stye workmanship, H. Sc of the clothing OF manu-
faet0fe sol by lis al The Ctor1Nd BAZAAR Main st. n T.
side above Bfidee. III kROuGliS, SHAfER co,
nj -
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CNNlslspATEs Fs1.s OEE1CE.

-W- TO THE VoTERs OF AAHERsT CorSrY-I announce
2yef cand itie for the Office C: Sheriff for the county VI
Amherst at the approaching election. You have had
p5rnny Of Judging of qualifications for the discharge of
The duties Of this responsible Office Owing the business in
with an employed II will he of visit you
ta hope will he sufficient a2oogy for seeming lnde
i'ance. wait prospect. BENJ. r HENLEY.
IL
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H,ILUoR HOUSE,
VE MoNuMEHT SQuARE, baltimore. Md.
J. MILDEBERULR SMITH.
Proprietor.
" yAKrEn late Of the ST Nichoas Hotel Kew York,
Superiafendrnt lfc 70 d&cly
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N IL you undecided where you the Gil EAPESf
rnd BEST piANOS Just postpone the until you cen
take Off y HAsIFs trial fon retain the money
Until the Piano has given satisfaction
". willing give and nriy furnish you with
superior Instrument n low prlca.
Orders especially entrusted selection always receive
particular care. 4. T. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
30 Sycamore, of Bank fireet
ap7ts Petersburg Va.
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uNOH sAf.E.-A sra blc aBousc md Tot, on
II fba r,sid,n of liam

u Franklin III !, joining the residence Of Mr. William
billiard, present occupied by Mr. Paulett
Also, a handsome Residence Diamond HUI, recently
by Mr. Cemins Ia the occupancy Of Mr. Cand
Ter This property Ia all and In perfect order and ns
offered In market, those wishing 10 make
would do well to examine this property as bar
spI is d1tnwfs W. u JONES
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Ivougre.s Wassr, CiaEaseM egne.tas He0 80.
n IoiSsts J. = TuQ0Uo4t co.
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~ Opgsa.a-f stsatI com nse0cc the nrst a
~ May next close exnmnaon of the lots In this hyat
shH report surh ahs mud snch order the ord
Of thu city require
srl s.q,avtlMny JAMES H. SIMPSON NJ. y
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coFT HATS. SOFT HATs!!-Black, Clar.
- EFT Dove Fawn, Lilac, Drab, Brown, Pearl and WHITE
Soft Also Black and Posxl vsotated Hats q Inc nos
fsshonabie styseS oVsUed, - oSA0o~
spA ~
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7snsr CHINA, t-EAAS md EAEEN-t~G1
3.Aj ENWARE FOR THE SPRING TRADE 1876. k&ti
Ny --ANDREw BOYD. Importer, Wholesale and HttJ
NJ Retsd dealer IN China, Glass and Earthel ware, S
Looking Glasses arw and Table Cutlery Silver Plated
and Britana Wooden, Willow and Stone Ware Lump
Grandocs Fancy Goods &C. &c. Sign Of the BIG PlTCl
Lynehburg. VAL receiving aud opening
well the above named goods, with
great many Others to mention. Country mer
chants epeTs others would do well to call and
examine stock prices before purchasing esewhere az
oos cheap any other house OF the kind In vr-
gina Goods gnne the country will be securely packed
-" ANDREW BOYD,
Sign OF the Big Pitcher
apl33wlrl Lynehburg, Va
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Castle Craig, April 23d 1856.
er candtiste tor the citCe Comioss1,I "f 80
heFtnne tor the Woscrr District Of Campbell county,
'l1 althoneh may ue termed m eleventh hour can
"e yet as Nilea sinner az an, can be saved tor INNS o.
hsfii majority ytu will for n0;ard 10y Hhcui
h"t2 You answer will be given at The Polls NcFi'J al
nc Noicrs 81 The county kn0D mr personally or"lhtfW
y VIII Their for not visiting tue AZ IN 'soE
Al &-c2an ID HENRY HAZLf WOOD-
We ara requested 10 announce WILLIS J. COW LING
aadldair flr vi, At Constable for the ith dstt
siiledeetc
~ Ne are authoiisrd +, announce Capt. GEORGE ".
- candidate Constable in the second cisiriet OF
-taneea roumy "rl le'dAc'de
= We 81. authorized 10 announce MILl.lAM SILNE
eAh lie TN lie dicu Constable III the seventh Dntic II
eaiap5fll county Ina ID dido
Ne auta1iIsedt, nource II, a. boss esndi-
e Tor the ofe Oh Sheriff camiieii"ouui atthe ensuing
section fe 23lsciiie
~ We arc aufhosized announce JOHN H. tpNltf
candidate tha Of Sheriff 81 calnphHl county NJ me
ensuing election. Jan lld4S,dc
s,iIF Wa authorized TO announce EL!M AMI y
hlsIIAS candidate for reelection 10 the onice o Com
enweaAs A.ioneyfo for Campbell county at me ensuing
election (spls dAoJtaMte
sfARDGN sEEDa.-Au kinds Of Gardeh
,eds, Of I4sudreth crop. YEA lust received oy
"xsaAms 1TABl.ER & JONES
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- Tho splaefhorf haNo returned from New "
FsA York. and taxi pleasure in informing the Ladies' Tsa
es@ his cy and vicinity that they '-~s
mr In In stock of BONNET H. RIBBONS, FLOW EkS, lace
GOODS cars, HEAD DRESSES HAIR BEAIDS MAN
TlIIAS win Il large lot OF FANCY ARTICLES, surh M
snd In MltanIy establishments Wet select
ID the fashionable houses m gront
and hope by attention 10 buHncs merit liberal
patronage
would respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
assure them that orders will be promptly attended to-
2 onur heahed and repaired la the best style, NJ III"
old stand Main street.
W. shall TO collect accounts In July snd January
p opeOne dtv: TUESDAY 18th.
= fApIa " Y0u WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
EEAILI PRETTY. CALL oN
ma 4l.ts j. MATTHIAS co
~ wythe,llo Telegraph Hnd Lexington Gazette copy
weeks, and forward arcouns IL This office.
rE,o ssssEs'ERs 0E TOBACCO WEST,
II VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.-ihe undersigned. Forward
ine Merchants Agents of the remsy wanna Railroad at
natimefe. ccfuily solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
To ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
from their acquaintance with tie rRd' having boon for
some y.aa eonAgneoS large If the Tobacco
ing West through Baltimore they Batter themselves that they
give Satisfaction o. shlPirtF
Freight M by any other line.
oonsp1mcl.s1 40 from the Weat solicited and puncuay
attended to. MhGBAW a Rooms,
20 North street Baltimore
Refer Ia jacob Head Co. i Brandt ir Banorc y l..
Dudley " smith. Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston. Miller N
Crenshaw. LyncbburR Crenshaw GO. Richmond
mn ii
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asa COUNTRY Residence FOR SALE
E The subscriber sale his residence near t1c RAPID
IL improving and beautiful town of Wythevtlh 10 pei
sons wishing pleasant retreat from snc noise nm
confusion Of cities and At the zane ums 20 .s.I
speedy communication with amoes any ~
NJ the Linton this property Inducements rarely surss
ed The tract about 100 acres nearly one nan o.
nessee Railroad half mile hon the Wyhevis Dspossnd
,ree quarters Of miles The improvements con-
ss Of NEAT AND CONFORTADLE DWELLING. eon-
sinins six rooms cellar &C., Together with The necessary cat
houses $500
H Caldwell, at Wythevihe Va -,,.~
ma l5-dw6w InO.Ao = -.
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dtsaAs. MAsusNs, Arshisecs, once I" WASH
" INGroN CITY. ~ O. Pennssi vania Avenue. also In
AloNada Va, panFnhed building. kihK At, VIII furnish
for Churches Stores Town Houses aud
Villas Public buildings. aud also for alterations OF
old buildings with full working, drawings, specifications aud
superintondonoe tho upon written or personal app
cation
variety plans Of churches and spocd
eat 81 hand mp Z decd limo
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vus a ALLEN, COuuus-

ItREENE, HEATH n ALLEN, GOuWIs-
III SION NERO liANrS SAN FRANCISCO, CAb,-(oF.
la fuosT tfnfr1, Nkw YoNk )pRrcular attention
paid o SALES Oh TOBACCO aud eonsgnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REfEitENGES@-A a \, Lawrence Co, bosion Allen
4 rnxson, New York Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport Allen 60, Edmond Davenport & Co. Indlnm
Watson James l. lleatl, late auditor, and trenshaw
Co Richmond Metnfkc \ Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt Pres
4 G. \ Ferguson Go aud Miller & trunshnw, Lynch
burg
N B.-ilavng established branch Of house In New
York resident that city VIII his personal
the receiving rnnshprng and securing tho low
freight Gree of comnissun) all goods cons
cd q San Francisco House
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co. Will nc, for rs nj Rch
tnond pndlV
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p We requested 10 announce WILLIS j. NONLlH
and'i,tr r vi, Cai stable for the ith district
sHiladxete
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-20

pittsburgll OAenIisal 3 YarnI.h WesL.

PINCH & CO., respectfully infOsm
L Druggists and Dealers IL varuishes geBeF-
ally, that they have fef son,s time been enc
gagged in the preparation Of all descriptions Of
COpal and other yarnishes, and are nov pre-
pared to supply ibelr srisHds and ihs pnblis
generally with articles o. ibe 6rfy bpst manu-.
facture, made Of lie besl malsfisl, SRd selected
with Lhe greatest cate, and on ihs mes, faves-
able terms. .,,,
Finch & Co intend 10 devote themselves to
eultivating first class trade, and have no
doubt that their Efforts, Oh vial, will prove
satisfactory. Their tariff u prices will be
found equally low with any u The E|etern
markets, and, being dstetm ineI chat bO1Sti-
Gle shall leave their works bhLOf approved
and tested qhality they OnIy ask f9 iFtnl.
aud n share Of public VHtr enage. To suf fge
body Coach Vafnish. We would call psstjenlaf
attention. This ariieleis equal 10 any Bhglish
Coach Vstbish Of the very best brands. kihg
made exactly after The process Of the first class
English houses, by Mr.. Thomas Douglass,
who for many years was engaged IN HOBRe u
the most extensive establishment in England
and Scotland. Our Anti. Corrosive Black Var
pish, we would particularly recOnHneud ~
Founders, bOat-builders. and manufactures ~
Iron generally. Its peculiar qualities prevents
0xydisatation entirely, which Is great' 'desid.
eratum 10 those using varnish for iron, ahd
preferable 10 asphahum aud other CompOuuds.
All orders left at Messrs. John Irwin 4 SOaa,
Front Street, will be puBctually attended To-;
or with J. Finch, l27 Third Street. '''
iuly9 .'4 a.rlr hl5l1d
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FURNlTURKI
RYAN'S BUILDINGS.
PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH. El
TlIlE subscriber would respectfully fn-
form his friends and the public, that has
purchased the interest Of his late paftner and
is now sole proprietor of this great Cabinet aud
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive and complete Of the kind ilr thseOuR.
try.
With stock ofover one million feet Of cnOfee
lumber well seasoned, and strong force a
first rate mechanics, he will commence opera
tions in few days, when he will be read5 10
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends aud
customers.
A variety Of new styles Of Furniture wilV Bs
introduced and sold at low prices. "a .9
Particular attention will be given tc the manS
ufacturing of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotels which willb sold on accommodating
terms and ut prices that will defy composition.
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
so much admired for durability and neatnesA
Of design v i'll be sold at the reduced pricen Of
so to So per set. '70'H
Scroll saving and Turning Of ull kinds dong
to order. ... t..rss 3
o.. u'Rooms with Steam power 10 rent. In 1,
Veneers, Varnsh, hair cloth, Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will be sold to the rade ut small
advance on Eastern cash prices. st
Il. II. RYAN, 81, Fifth ST.,
oct. 3. .... Pittsburgh.
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September Appointments.

DR. HARDMAN, Physician for lis.
- eases uf the Lungs, Formerly Physician to
Cincinnati Marine Hospital and Invalid's Re.
treat,) may be consulted at r,
Steubenvllle, United States Hotel, Septem.
Der % and 81. -
Cadiz, Mansion House, September 20. -
Carrollton, Patton House, September Is.
Cashocton, September IA. lD|
New Philadelphia September l6. ...
DIR. Hardman treats consumption, bronchitis
asthma, laryngitis and all diseases of tbe
throat and lungs by Medcated Inhalation
The great point in the treatment Of all buman
maladies, is to get at the disease in direct
manner. ALI medicines are estimated bv tboir
action upon the organ requiring relief. This
is the important fact upon which Inhalation is
based. If the stomach is diseased, we takc
medicines directly into the stomach. IF tbe
lungs are diseased, breathe or inhale meJicatcd
vapors into the lungs. Medicines are the
antidotes to disease, and should be applied to
'he very seat OF disease. Inhalation is the an.
plcetlon OF this principle to the treatment of
the lungs, Tor II gives us direct access TO those
intricate aircells and tubes which lie out of
reacn OF every other means Of administering
medicine. .e.s
No charges for consultation.
OTnER DISEASES TREATED. In relation TO the
following diseases, either when complicated
with lung affections or existing alone / also
invite consultation. l usually find them
promptly curable.
Prolapsus, and all other forms of female
complaints, Irregularities and Weakness, Pal.
P!lallons, and all other forms of heart disease
Liver complaints. Dyspepsia, and all other
diseases of the stomach and bowels Piles 40
;, All diseases Of the eye and ear. Neuralgia,
Epilepsy and all forms of nervous disease
No charge for consultation. .o0C
Julyl6. 5. d. HARDMAN, MD.
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OBITUARY.

JAMES JEFFERSON PRICE died April 8,h,
1856, aged 10 years.
God graciously heightened out the last
sickness of this lamented youth, and his
mind was much exercised. When | first
conversed with him about his death, he
was unwilling to answer single question.
He gradually gave way to the impression
that he must die, and began to surrender
himself to the Savior. God converted
his soul, and he rejoiced in the expccta.
ton of death.
On Sabbath morning, two days before
his death, he broke out, " Now am not
afraid TO die. want 10 60 home and see
my mother and little Nancy" He ate a
little and said, " tha, is the lastI shall
eat till eat in heaven" TO his father
he said: "Oh! Father, have something
TO tell you. l see "A narrow lane, O how
narrow, and the straightest ever saw,
and 1t appears that there is no end to it,
and there is a light that shines out of il,
it is not like our own light, but is clearer
than chrystal." This beautiful vision re.
mained with him 10 the last. He earnest.
ly exhorted his friends TO serve the Lord
and meet him in heaven. Near the last
he exclaimed, al see Jesus coming for
me-" He fell asleep in Jesus, and en-.
tered his rest Reader will you try to
meet him in heaven? = 'r
]. A. SwANEY.
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SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING!
NEW STOCK.

IT, FROHMAN & co. respectfully in.
- form their friends and the public that
their new stock of clothing for the Spring and
Summer Trade. manufactured for the Steuben.
vile market at their Wholesale Establishment
IN Cincinnati, has just arrived. 1t is larger,
more varied, and embraces finer articles than
usual. '.'
The stock embraces Coats, Pants, Vests and
Hats and Gaps for men and boys handker.
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Hose, Shirts, and a
full stock Of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Car
pet Sacks, Valises, Umbrellas, &c. '.
Frohman d Co. also keep on hand full
stock Of Cloths and Vestings, and manufacture
Clothing to order ON short notice, at prices
that will be satisfactory to purchasers. Fits
warranted. .......
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us We ask for a con.
tnuance of it, and beg to assure the public
that it will be our constant aim, by dealing
honorably, to deserve it. We may be found
at the old stand, Market street, one door east
of the Washington Hall. Give us a call.
ap3O, 1856. L. FROHMAN & co.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE of an order of sale issu.
n ed out of the Court of Common Pleas for
Jefferson county and State of Ohio, bearing
date the 29Lh day Of July, A, D. 1856, and to
me directed, / VIII expose to ale by public
vendue and Outcry, at the front door of the
Court House, in the town of Steubenville, on
SATURDAY, THE 2Olh DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock p NJ, the following described real es !.
tate, situate and lying iu the county of Jeffer.
son and State of Ohio, to wit: beginning at
dogwood, corner on the late MDoweil and
Ross Farm, near north east point of the hill
OH the south side of the stoney hollow run !:
thence south thi rteen perches to stake thence
south seventy one degrees east to the line of a
street laid out through said tract aud bounding
it Oh the east thence with the line of said
street north nineteen degrees east, twelve and
one tenth perches to the line of Samuel d.
Hunters property thence north seventy. one
degrees west to the dogwoOd post named, con.
taning four acres and one half, be the same
more or less, said property lying Immediately
west Of the city limits of the city of Steuben-
vile. Terms Of sale cash. rf
-.H lu 'lH JAMES II. BLINN, Sheriff
Sherilf's Office, Steubenvillc, Aug. goth, 1856
Printers fee S5,3715. ., 10 .'-.' b.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
W MORE CURES

PHILADELPHIA, ID mo. Goth, 1885,
Respected Friend-I had for scve raj years
been afflicted with Dyspepsia. and oc.
casionlly General Debility. | acci.
dentally tried thy medicine, Hooflland's
German Biiters, in the first place upon a
daughter, she having upon her general
debility, that was induced to try it N.Y.
self. | then got bottle. and used it ac-
cording to the directions, and it relieved
me more than anything had before used,
giving general tone and strength to the
stomach and system. Last fall | had a
very severe spell of the Diarrhea, which
continued for some time. My life, for a
time, was despated Of Thy Bitters again
being used, acted very happily upon the
stomach and intestines, and soon relieved
me from the great pain suffered, and gave
me general health to the system. l con-
siaer it, doctor, one of the most valuable
medicines l ever used, and shall take great
pleasure in recommending it to others.
Very respectfully thy friend,
:, ~ SAMUEL HUTToN,
No. D Jenning's Row, Catherine, above Sd,
: Io Dr. 9. N. Jackson, 100 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. sl0' mn
See advertisement. s .aH 6sas
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-20

4 Our NOMINEEs.-We this day place
before our readers the names Of The gen,
tlemen who are the choice Of the Ameri.
can party Of Jefferson County for the
different offices to be filled this Fall.
Look at ihem--reaect upon the character
of the men--and then ask yourselves the
questions: Are they not competent are
they not honest! and. if elected, will
they not faithfully discharge the duties
assigned them.