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Ott0W8 HOm6OpHthIC fMHrmaCys
VNOCTOR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the home.
opathc physicians and friends OF the system that ne
has hand good assortment OF the best MEDICINES
complete in physician and family medicine chests, in
Tnctures, Dlutions, and Inturations; also, Pocket
Gases Of Medicine, from % to - each and Domestic
Books, Standard Works, &C., at New York prices.
a Once in Nattinger's Block. third floor. Jan 90
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MARRIED-On the 9Th inst, by w. L. Dunnavan,
Esq., in the town Of Rutland, MIR. HARVEY SHAVER, and
Miss HELEN TwITcHELL.
DIED-In South Ottawa, Friday morning, the 9th
inst, after lingering illness, Mrs. ELHABETH of
James Dufield aged "a years.
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Cattle.

private SALE by the subscriber, at Pontiac Living
n ston County, Illinois, eighty head Of catte-a
choice lot Of cows hefers, and steers, selected with
much care from some Of the best dairy and stock farms
Of Ohio. Most of them grade Durhan,s and Devons, .
few fine pure Durham heifers and two super Tor young
Durham bulls, all 1t bargain
junl4-2ms w. J. MURPHY
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I'D District tOnHrcssBOpai convention.
liz Democracy the third Congressional District Cf
the StItr .! Illinois requested to I-ei IA i4CT
Respective Counties for the pT~e Of appointing dee
gates Democratic Congressional Convention. be
Asit at PeTu We.fz. sLsy. IL 4ni GIy az .J'a.,
'eJi, t. nominate caudidale for Congress ia said Dis
The ratio 81 = seataiioH ia said convention viii be
upon Democratic the last PTesirn
tial election, ii delegate from each County
adiifiDnai i.!-gate FOR . said
eetOu, will give
deles Champaign Dewitt l. Gruudy IrOq.ois
k.nkakee g. Kendall !. Livingston =. La Sale Ia, Nc
Lean 6, Putnam 9, verIniiion = VIII :.
WM. gkDDICk. PERRY 4 ARMSTRONG,
II. y MEgRiMAS, L. FARLEY.
II. l.. MILLER, I NENNEIIAN,
W. II. TOW NSESD, RUBT. LEWIS,
W. y. COLER, NJ l.. PAYNE,
Go. ". LAWRENCE IL :. BLOOM.
}. THOMAS. Distr.ct CoIn,aiatee.
May Ia, 1850
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IA r M
And Personal Property 10 be Sold
AT AET(EUIkNs

yIE subscriber will offer his fine large farEa lying SIX
mile. southeast Of Ottawa, for sale at auction, on
Mondou The 2d faf. together with his personal pro-
perty The farm consists Of 800 acres Of raBie about
Of which broke and under fence Their. Is COCO
dwelling, with stable and good weo' sot ~a'ef on me
rLace Tn. personal property consists Of a pair Of
matched horses 5 COWS. hogs, / wagon drag, ard
other farming utensils, sth lot OF household lurhtnce
The farm viii be sold at third down. aud balance
in on and wO.years The persona! property On months
credit { Ia sums Of over h.e dollars -
iunl1 MATTHEW r. TEMPLETOS.
Good. Delivered!
THE subscriber aiway- keeps horse and wagon in
G'r,-s - deliver all good purchased - his Or Gerry
Store f-e Of cf:gr any part Of lie Cry Store On
i.nri-f PHIL. GODFREY
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Rrrr1ASIsM IN KANE Golf there are any
rufIians in Kansas that can beat the fusion
ruiiians in Kane county, we have yet seen
DO evidence Of it. Last Saturday evening
a-large meeting of tie democracy of Auro-
"a had convened in Concert hall in that city,
and were quietly listening to speech from
\. NJ Harrington, Esq, the democratic
elector for that district. when a mob of
Hindoo and fusion rutiians rushed into the
room, and by hideous noises and stamping
broke up the meeting in a row. They then
ended the disgraceful orgy by burning Sena-
tor Douglas and Mr.. Buchanan in effigv.
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Els;Ies.
no you want to see the best stock Of Boots, Shoes
IL Caters and Slips i'll Ottawa, please call at the
my3l PENNSYLVANIA STORE.
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House AeepefDy
DLEASE remember t1at at c. G. NUNS Won win dnd
best and most extensive stock Of CARPETS in La
SaIe Co. my3l
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In 1913 he buchanan made a speech in
the Senate avowing that ten cents was
enough for a days labor. He was old
enough at that time to know better.-Chach-
90 journal.
This is another old worn out falsehood
that no respectable paper willrepeat. In the
speech alluded to, Mr.. B. argued against the
expansion of the paper currency, by means
of the L. S Bank, and in reply to favorite
wing argument, tat an increase in the vo-
lume of the currency Of the country would
increase the wages of labor, Mr.. B. used
the common sense proposition-an axiom in
pol teal economy-that it made no differ
eucc whether a workman received dime or
a dollar per day. prOvided the price Of eve
rytl.ing else bore the same proportion. An
attempt was made ut the time by the wings
to gull the Ignorant" as they considered
the working people, into the belief that in
this speech Mr.. Il. advocated reducing the
wages of laborers to 10 cents a day. But
the dishonesty and absurdi;y of the thing
was so pslpable that none but the lowest
kind of political Llackguards ever undertook
to prosecute the humbug.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOB CONGRESS.
Fifth District-I. y. MORRIS.
.Sirti Utstrict-THOMAs l. HARRlS-
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- roIrN from IN. house of the subscriber, some two
- or ,hree weeks since OF valuable pair OF duel
ling nfsros zen ich barrel silver mounted with stork
crest in silver. Tile pistols wer. made oy W; Mills,
London and finely finished and engraved whoever
will return said pistol give Information that will
Lead 10 its discovery shall receive 80 reward, and like
amount will given by the undersigned for information
leading TO the discovery of the Thief
n,y3l-ts L. Z. HESSHAW, Ottawa, III.
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Every performance VIII De as rertsehteu M the DIE
The entree into tswn will be observed by grand
ORIENTAL PA Dc DE,
Arranged in the following order1st the Band Chariot
containing the Empire City Brass Band, George Seely,
leader and the String Orchestra led by Prof. voante,
drawn by herd OF sir Ehans decor ated with all the
soepdor Of Eastern taste and maguihcence Then fol-
lows the Ttcey Lalputidn Ponies, drawing the Parry
Car In succession come the performers, mounted on
caparisoned steeds the whole terminating with the
tege Of vans carriages, wagons, and other appurte-
nances necessary to this Colossal concern.
This Grand Exhibition will exhibit in
OTTA WA. Saturday. June 2Sth,
La Salle June 3Oth Princeton, July 1st Afternoon anu
Evening Presentations. -, the eve.
Door open at O'Clock in the afternoon ~ hmr ser
ming. Performances will commence IN nan 'A
opening. n,y1cSrOE
Boxes, 50 cents children under yea"
price. .a rroupe will exhibit in
an the principal towns .n IA Jiys junI4
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no you wish purchase black or colorea siik seis
ID Shawls, Mantillas, EAibroideries &c &c, eau az
IN fmy3ll PENNstb' ANA ciOiss.
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$40 ReSyar:...i s;ra,ed.
T. rom the subscriber residing in Ottawa, on Monday
j night, a BAY IAEE years Old has few
white spots tie side made By the harness ana white
The tad the rlnp said mare vas let run on
the prairie below Monday. and has not been
since Any person giving information as TO tho
whereabouts 4 s.l will Dc H5erally rewarded.
iuu--i. FREDERICK HISS ut;&sa. II.
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7sIr.aycI.

EOH the subscriber lplug in the town Of Lagie, IS
i Sale &C, about 5. weeks ago, EMO. COLTS,
with q strip in hi- forehead the otisr bay
mare, three years old siEh N her ferslegd.
Any ,,-rssD giving in iC snaIies n retrrsnr- to said
rs-s the subscriber, slsr persona or By lesT to-
Galloway pest Yhre, l.. Sale CO., III, vi be literally
~ sS.-...s TluuI-.Rsl MARY C0gPI-
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L SALLE COUNTY
uutual Fire Insurance Company,

office IN -td,tinSer's JiO, L Ottd,co.
TcHIS Company. entering upon its second year under
L very iayorab. circumstances having acquired .
reputation, and having outstanding iaoi
.e., ere having losses Is nov offered 10 ttSs
pubic a. a sac aAt! reliable -lHsura1.e Company
We prepared sure property ~ al Aliis azaSst
III. k Of FIRE on terms much lower than reliable stock
Coypanies this Company be sised for tie mutual
ts- insured and not money Isaki.R optfa
ton the profits if any, being yided among
the insured VIVA 4 W. SC.EMAN, Pres.
WV. VI. TRUE. Ser
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En- Haun0 Wen
EHmify Groceries.

EKYANTkD by a Physician, young gentleman
" good moral habits, medical student. Tor Ia
icnJaTs address box So, Ottawa, IL jun =
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Gtuf AmrrirQu,
The CIT1zENs BANK still continues 10
pay interest on deposits. D. Moody.

F The June No. Blackwood's Mag
aZine has been received and is unusual Y
interesting. The contents are, The
AIbelings or The three gifts. Win
ter Sketches The old and new style at
Oxford Metamorphoses, 'tale-Part
Second Travels in Circassia The
Porch and the garden A Dialogue,
The Naval Review and 'Speculations
on the Fulure-Qur Alliance The
present is a favorable time to subscribe
as a new volume commences with the
July No. Address Leonard Scott & Co.
40 Fulton 81. New York.
We are desired by The American pub
fishers of Rlackwood's Magazine 10 eau
ton our readers against a man pretend
ing to be deaf Gfmute, who amuses him
self, and cheats the public, by forging
their name 10 printed subscription bill:
gotten up by himself. They haUe no
deaf mute in their employ. This scamp
is probably self constituted agent fo
other publications and the public hat
better keep sharp eye on ,heir money
and pass BY on the other side ;. of the
chap.
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Great Cure of Dyspepsia,
c. G, Mershon, Merchant, says;

G. G, Mershon, Merchant, says;
SIMPsoNvILLE, Shelby county, KY,
March 80, l655.-" The German Bitters
give general satisfaction, and | herewith
hand you certificate of Mr.. Morton Berkley
a respectable farmer of this county"
SIMpsoNvILLE, KY, March 30, 1885,
Dear Sir-I would inform you that l have
been afflicted for several years with Dys-
pepsia, in very aggravated form, for which
| used Sarsaparilla and various other rem
edies, without obtaining any relief. From
the various testimonials in favor of lIoof.
lands German Bitters, was induced to
try them, and now state with pleasure,
that through their use l Om enjoying bet
ter health than ] have done for years past
and cheerfully recommend the Bitters to
all afflicted with that terrible disease.
Respect'ly yours, MoRToN BERKLEY.
To DR.. e. NJ. Jackson,
See advertisement.
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SheriTs Sale
Lorenzo Jewett lRY virtue G

Lorenzo % ''"st' BY o,d6t virtue e, Of fla an
John E. Charles ct al. in this case issued
out of the Court OF Common Pleas in and
for the, County of Jefferson and State Of
Ohio, bearing date the 9th day of July A.
d. 1856, and to me directed, i will expose
to sale by public vendue and outcry, at the
front door of the Court House, in the town
of Steubenville, on.
MONDAY, THE l1th DAY OF AU-
GUST A. D. 1856.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, 10 wit part of sec
tion 30, township 3, range !, situate in
Jefferson county, Ohio, and beginning for
boundary at a post in the mouth of q creek
flowing into the Ohio River at the point Of
intersection of the south line of said sec
tun 20, with the Ohio River, thence west
along said section line 1854 perches to the
south corner of the section aforesaid; thence
north along the west line Of said section
150 $40 perches to a post, near u white
oak thence south SO degrees, east 23G
perches to q wild cherry tree on the bank
of the Ohio River thence down the me-
anderings of the River to post corner, to
Ephraim Cooper's; thence leaving the
river north IS degrees, west 3I4 perches ia
stake; thence south % degrees, west &C
perches 10 links to locust, Cooper's be.
ginning corner; thence south 81 degrees
east "a peFches 10 links to the river thence
down the same, with the meanderings there
of, TO the place Of beginning, containing
1874 acres, more or less, being the same
tract conveyed by Alexander r. Thompson
and wife to said John L. Charles by deet
dated August 2lst, l84S, excepting there
from IL acres 2 roods and 13 perches con.
veyed to Joseph NJ, Alpin, and IS acres,
roods and 3S perches conveyed to Lorenzo
Jewett, for boundaries of which said ex.
cepted parts, reference is had to the deeds
of said John L. Charles to said persons re.
spoctfuly bearing date December 2d, 1852
Terms of sale cush.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Shorif9s office, Steubenvlle july 9th sc
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for Sheriff
500

for Sheriff, so
DR.. A. C. Marsh, witness 3 days,
Feb. term, Ohio VS.. Croft, travel
ed twelve miles, 2,6
Rezin Permar, a juror nine days Feb
term. Ohio VS.. Croft travelled 3m, 9,l
Ruell Powell, a juror five days, Feb
term, Ohio VS.. Croft. travelled I'm, so
Alex. Conn, juror nine days, Feb.
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, trav'd 3 III, 9,1
John M'Adams, a juror nine days,
Feb, term, Ohio vs. Croft, travel
ed 40 miles, ILL
Benz. Hipsley, Juror days, Feb.
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, trav'd 3 m, ST.
c. B. Tempeton, juror nine days
Feb. term, Ohio vs.. Croft, travel
ed AZ miles, ILL.,
james Watson, juror 0 days, Feb.
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, trav'd 81 IN, ILL.,
G. D. Kamisky, q juror 8 days Feb.
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, tray'd 45 m, H.
r. f. White, juror nine days Feb,
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, travelled
81 miles, 1913
John StoOkes, u juror nine days Feb.
term Ohio VS.. Croft, trav'd As m, ll,2
Elijah Crawford, juror 9 days Feb.
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, tray'd 45 m, ll,2
Richard Owen, for services as jailor
to date, 500
Sumo, n special constable one day at
Probate court, 10
DIR. T. s. Hening, u witness 9 days
Feb. term, Ohio VS.. Croft, l,5
Same, q witness 2 days before grand
jury, 10
james O'Neal, u struck juror one
day, WClintock & Bros. VS. Brnd-
ley, 10
NJ. o. Juhkin, struck juror one day
M'Clintock & Bros. VS.. Brindley, 10
Joseph M'Carroll, n struck juror one
day, M'Clintock 81 Bros. vs.. Brind-
ley, l,6
VIM. Richards, struck juror one
day, MClintock a. Bros. vs..
Brndley, l,U
Alex. Donaldson, struck juror one
day, MClintoCk 81 Bros. vs Brind-
ley, l,V
John Allaback, struck Juror day
M'Clintock 81 Bros. VS.. Brindley, 1,6
Walter Stark. struck juror one day
M'Clintock & Bros. VS.. Brindley, 10
James NJ. Thomas, struck juror
one day, M'Cintock & Bros. VS.,
Brindey, 10
Manassa Carnes, a talisman juror |
day, WClntock & Bros. vs.. Brind-
ley, 5
Jos. Hall, = toisman juror one day,
MCIintock & Bros. VS.. Brindlpy, 5
F. 5. Frye, struck juror one day,
M'CInl ock & Bros. VS.. Brindley, 10
John Hammond, a struck juror one
day, M'Clntock, 81 Bros. vs..
Brndley, l,C
Thos. Means, for assisting in prose-
cution in case Of Oaiu VS.. Clark,
by order Of Court, 500
Jumes II. Shane, services as Prose-
cutting Attorney at Feb. term, 1000
]. J. Francis. for making bed clothes
for comfy Jail, 81
Vim. Speer, u juror 5 davs, Feb.
term, Ohio VS.. Croft, 3 miller, ST.
James II. Biinn, Sheriff, allowance
in part for fees in State cases where
State failed, or defendant, after
conviction, proved insolvent, 800
james II. Blnn, to pay boy for at
tending Court House door during
Court, ~
Richard Owens, special constable
at Court % days. Feb. term, 22,O
TO BE CONTINUED
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FURNITURE {!
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,

RYAY'S BUILDINGS,
PirTsBURGu.
T'HE 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 aud
Chair Manufacturing Establishment the most
extensive and complete Of he kind III the coun.
try.
With stock ofoycr one million feet Of choice
lumber well seasoned, and strong force ot
first rate mechanics, he will commence opera
tions in a few days, when he will be ready to
attend to thp orders of his numerous flieuds aud
customers.
variety Of new styles of Furniture will be
introduced and sold at low prices.
Particular attention will be given to the man.
ufacturing Of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotels which will be sold on accommodating
terms and at prices that will defy competition.
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
SO much admired for durability and neatnesu
of design " i'll be sold at the reduced prices Of
$3.50 to S. per set.
Scroll saving and Turning of all kinds done
to order.
lTRooms with Steam power TO rcnt.rn
Veneers, Farnish, hair cloth, Mulliny aud
Cabinet Makers finding generally always On
hand and will be sold, to the ira 1e at u small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
II. II. RYAN, 81, Fifth St..
oct & Pittsburgh.
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T We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Finch & Co. in this paper.
From our personal acquaintance with Mr.,
Finch, we are prepared to endorse any
pledges he may make to the public re-
spscting the quality of his varnishes,
Those Of our patrons who may desire
anything in his line will find it to their
interest 10 give him call.
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Pittsburgh Chemical & Varnish Works

FINCH & CO., respectfully inform
Druggists and Dealers in Varnishes gener.
ally, that they have for some time been en-.
gagged in the preparation Of all descriptions of
Copal and other varnshes, and are now pre-.
pared to supply their friends and the public
generally with articles of the very best manu-
facture, made of the best material, and selected
with the greatest care, and on the mos, favor.
able terms.
Finch d Co. intend to devote themselves to
cultivating first class trade, and have no
doubt that their efforts, on trial, will prove
satisfactory. Their tariff of prices will be
found equally low with any of the Eastern
markets, and, being determined that no ati.
Gle shall leave their works but of approved
and tested quality they ouly ask for a trial.
and share OF public patronage To our fine
body Coach VarniSh. we would call particular
attention, This article is equal 10 any English
Coach Varnish of the very best brands, being
made exactly after the process of the first class
English houses, by Mr.. Thomas Douglass,
who for many years was engaged in some Of
the most extensive establishment in England
and Scotland, Our Anti Corrosive Black Var.
nish, we would particularly recommend to
Founders, boat. builders. and manufactures of
ron generally. Its peculiar qualities prev ents
OxydisatatIon entirely, which is great desid-
eratum to those using varnish for iron, and
preferable to asphaltum and other compounds.
All orders left at Messrs John Irwin h Sons,
Sront Street, vi i'll be punclually attended to /;
or with j, Finch, l27 Third Street.
iulyg
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READ THIS

TH0SE in search Of good Boots and
= Shoes, are respectfully invited to call and
examine my very fine stock. consisting in part
Of Mems, GlOvetop Caters, Enameral and Calf
Mems Oxford Ties, Calf and Enameral. Mems
M"rocco Pumps also a fine article Of French,
Calf and peged Boots WomPn's Congress las
ting, Rice and GloVetop Caters, FrsuCh No
'rocco Boots, Slippers, and Buskns.
Also very large Stock of Boys Misses and
Chidrens Shoes, which l.will sell at the very
lowest cash prices, for an article that will givs
entire satisfaction. Please call at the corner
of 5th and Market SITS.
NAV 2S-3m. John HALSTEAD
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S'eubellville
A Voice from Virginia.


CABIN POINT, Surry Co., Va.-Dr. Seti
S. Hance IL was in Baltimore in April
1854, and from paper received of yours
was induced to buy box of your pills
recommended as a sovereign cure for the
Epleptic Fits. At that time one of my
servants had been afflicted with fits about
twelve years. When reaching home,
commenced with the pills according to di.
rections. do not think she has had one
since. My wife, though, is somewhat in
duced to believe she may have had one only
Enclosed you will find five dollurs, fo
which you will please forward me two box
es. l suppose you can forward them BY
mail. Your compliance will obige me
Yours respectfully, NJ. p. SLEDGE.
DR.. Hance's Epileptic Pills are olso q
sovereign remedy for every modification o
pervous Diseases. The nervous sufferer
whether tormented by the acute, physical
agony Of neuralgia, ticdoloreux, or ordina'
ry headache, afflicted with vague terrors
weakened by periodical fits, threatened
with paralysis, borne down and dispiritet
by that terrible lassitude which proceed!
from lack of nervous energy. or expert
encng any other pain of disability arising
from the unnatural condition of the won
derfll machinery which connects every
member with the source of sensation, mo-
tlon and thought-derives immediate ben.
eft from the use of those pills, which o;
once calms, invigorates, and regulates the
shattered nervous organization,
Sent to any part of the country by mai
free Of postage. Address Seth S. Hance
lOe Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd. Price
one box, So; two, $5; twelve, $24.
OF Liver Complaint of five years stand.
ing cured by using the original and only
genuine Liver Pills, prepared by R, e.
Sellers. '.
FEARING, Washington County, o., Sept
, 4, lS5l.--Mr. R. E. Sellers--Dear Sir II
10 with pleasure ! can recommend your
Liver Pills, which havo effected wonders
wherever used In our part Of the country.
Many Of my neighbors have used them,
and found them of the greutest utility in
bilious affections, sick headache, &cc. AS
for mysel can say that there never has
been a medicine that has done 80 mnch
good, 1 haYe been afflicted with LIVER
Complaint for nearly five years, and have
tried various remedies, but in vain; ut last
heard Of your Liver Pills, which have
effected the most happy results, and | may
say, without exrggeratiop, that am now
perfectly cured. | therefore recommend
them to oil who are afflicted With Diseases
Of the Liver. 4.
Your grateful friend, J.SMIrH.
To THE PUDLIc.-The original, only true
! and genuine Liver Pills are prepared by r,
E. Sellers, and have his name in black wax
upon the lid of each box, and his signature
on the outside wrupper-all others are
counterfeits, or base limitations.
RE. SEILERs& Go. ,Proprietors,
s"N Pittsburgh, Pa.
And for sale by Hening & Melvin, Steu-
benville. sg alawslr4A n1
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New Groceries.

MR., WM. M'CARTY desires us to
Hl tell the public that he is Just receiving
and will open on the first day of June; the lar.
gest and best selected stock of ne Family Gro
ceres ever offered in the Steubenville Market
Every variety of Groceries, and comprises in
that variety every quality. from common up to
fine and extra. He will sell at five per cent
below any other establishment in Steubenville
and will arrant his articles to be ten per cent
better He respectfully asks the public to call
at his Store Room. .the old stand on Third St.
near the Union Office; and be will convince
them that what he says is true and to be relied
upon. rE WIN MCARTY.
Steuhenville, June 1, 1856.