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rs q Il 4 ! 4.
"a Rose ny ANY OTHER EAHE. --'The
baby Is sick. my dear We'll. give Z
castoroi. Dennis bring up the castor
OIL It's all gone, sir--not drep Is
.len.' Gonel why we have moi YET
opened ihe botil 81 Sure you have il
every day and l'veseea you,,se tiny
seIfup onyour salad why. You scoun-
drel! you don'.nean 10 say lhatlve been
eaiiugcsstor oil every day during The
salad1teasonl Sure yon have, sir.'--
'Didyou not see The bottle was labelled
Castor Or Sure and | did, sir; and
did't puI il in the castor, every dayil
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FURNITURE
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
PITTSBURGH.

Il ~
THE subscriber would respectfully ihs
form his friends and the pnblic, that he has
purchased the interest Of his late partner and
Is now sole proprietor Of this great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive and complete Of the Kind il the coun
try.
With stock ofover one million feetof choice
lumber well seasoned, and strong forea Of
FIRST rate mechanics. he win Commence opera
tions in few days, when he will be ready to
attend to the orders Of Ills numerous friends aud
CUSTOMERS.
A variety of new styles Of Furniture will b
introduced and sold at low prices,
Particular attention will be given tc the mans
nfacturing of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHoiels 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 neatuess.
6f design will DO sold at the reduced prices 81
1 SIS, so 10 SS per set.
Scroll saving and Turning Of al kinds done
| to order.
0-7-Rooms with Steam power 10 rent. ri
veneers, varnish, HAIR cloth. Mulllny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will be- sold 10 the ira Dc al. a small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
H. Il. RYAN, 81, Fifth st
oct 2. Pittsburgh
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The Trnth, BY Men Of Truth.


Concerning Sellers Vermifuge. A sin
gle vial producing wonders. Read the fol-
lowing IRON the Rev.S. Wakefield, Pastor
Of the Liberty Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
PITTsBuRoH, Mlrch 8, le47.
Mr.. n. Il SELLELs.--It isfrom sense Of
duty, aswell as with great pleasure. that
bear testimony to the virtue Of your just
lyIcelebrated VermiIuge. lprocured a sin
gle bottle, and gave it to three of my chill
dren, who had been i'll for several weeks
The eldest was seven years oldi the next
four, and the Youngest eighteen months
The first passed fiIly-six worms, the second
forly-seven, and the third considerable
number, not distinctly recollected. Since
then, they have been doing well, and are
now in good health.
Yours respectfully, 8. TAKEFIElD.
Prepared and sold by R. r. SELLERS
& Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, and for sale BY
Hening & Melvin.
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stsubsnvilIs Wholesale market.
Taun AnERIcAk OrrIoE, Jaa. a0.


TRuE AMERIcAk 0FFIcE, Jan. 30,
Flour For good superhne, 800 ex.
ira, $3.50.
Wheat el 25fl so.
Gnceries--Sngar in hhds. and bbls.
Sas0; New Orleans Mulasses, new crop
45a46; Syrup 60s65, Rio Coffee l2ia.
lac.
Gram Corn Acc Oats 20.
Baron- Hams l2Aal4, shoulders and
sides l0al2.
Hugs s525s5 so, net. per l00 Us.
Buuer--lsa20 for fresh roll solid
packed l4sl5. l.
Lard--9aal0 cents.
Rice &c perb.
'I'ubacco- Six twist lSal4c; 5s, s..
and los, 2ls25 10 Lump, 30 Casen.
dish, 35 tn 45.
Fish Mackerel No. 8, So 90 per bbl,
Dried Friit-Apples $l,OO per bushel.
Peaches 81, 90 per bushel. 4
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Sheriff. Sale.

Tno%as Ts' Cole B9 arss1 si5t"s ss os ssie ae
William II. Duug,n. to me directed
issued oui of the Court Of Common Pleas,
in and TOR the county of Jefferson and State
Of Oh.o, | will expose to sale by public
vendue and outcry at the front door of the
Court House, in the town Of Steubenville,
Jefferson county, Ohio, on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day of JAM, 1855,
between the nours of 10 o'clock A. M, and
A o'clock pm. OF said day, the following de-
scribed land and teneInents the property of
William III. DUNCAN, the Defendant in this
case, towt: A part of the north east quar-
ter of section ten, township ten and range
three, beginning at u gate-post at Stewart's
corner, thence north Sdegrees, east sixteen
rods with line of Burns to a stake, thence
north 59} degrees, west fifteen rods to
stake thence north 7SA degrees, west IS
rods and twelve links to stake OH Mar
shall's line, thence south seven and one
half degrees, west eighteen rods and thir-
teen links with said line to n stake, thence
south seventeen and one half degrees east
II rods and % links TO stake, thence
south 65 degrees east fourteen rods and
twelve links to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning three acres.one quarter and thirty
three perches, and also the free use and
privilege with others of the lane described
in the deeds Of Burns, Hamilton and others
as an inlot containing in all thirty-one
rods, to satisfy decree rendered against
the said William II. DUNCAN at the suit Of
Thomas Cole VS.. William II. DUNCAN, ap-
praised at two hundred and sixty-two dol
lars, (S262.) Terms of sale cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff JEFF. Co.
Sheriff's office, Steubenville, dec. 26 S5
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MARBLE / MARBLEll

We have just paid u visit to the Marble
shop Of NJ. MuLDooN & Co., Of this city,
and were highly grutiied with the COM
mendable enterprise. these gentlemen are
exhibiting in their business. Their shop
contains some fine specimens Of Monuments
Tomb-stones, &c. They are now engaged
upon q monument for Mr.. McCombs, Of
Paris, Pa, which for beauty of design and
its elegunt finish, surpasses anything we
have seen in misplace; and when comple-
ted it win speak loudly in praise of both
designernnd workmen. They yhaye hand
some design. representing the "pitcher bro
ken at the Fountain wl,ichrecalls forcibly
one Of the most beautiful and striking pas
sages Of the Bible. They lave also some
elegant drawings by NJ r. Hobbs, which
dlsplayan excellent combination Of taste
and skill. Give them call Choose your
, model, and you may rest assured'that com
plete satisfaction will be given.
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sHFRIFFs SALE.

M. n. Laughlin BY virtue Of an
Mary a. Hickman st al. this case Issued
out of the Court of Cannon Pleas in and
for the County of Jefferson and State of
ohio, bearing date the 22d day Of Decem-
Der 1850, and to Inc directed, Twill expose
to sale by public vendde and outcry at the
front door Of the Court Hogae, in the tow n
of Sieubenyile, and county Of jefferson.
on Thursday, the 3lst day " Iaeaory 1886
between the hours of 10 o'cIpek A. NJ, and
A o'clock P. M. of said day. the following
described real estate situate inthe county
of Jefferson and state of Ohio, to Wit A
dart of certain lot Of land conveyed OH
the path day Of July. lS45, to Joseph Hick-
man by the Plaintiff and his wife, Begin
ming for the same at the south west corner
of lot Of ground conveyed to Alexahder
II. Andrews by John Andrews andr%ife
thence eastwardly with the line between
said Hickman and the heirs OF tho said
Alexander H. Andrews deceased, $50 feet
8 inches thence southwardly parallel with
9th street. as located by Dixie and Andrews,
north of Factory street, Steubenyille, 100
feet thence westwardly by a line parallel
with the line between Hickman and the
heirs Of the said Alexander n. Andrews,
230 feet s inches thence northwardly with
the line of said 9th street l00 feet to the
place Of beginning.
Also the following described parcel Of
land, situate in the County and State afore-
said, being part of the same tract Of land
conveye! on the 24th day Of JnIy, l645 to
Joseph Hickman by the Plaintiff, beginning
at stake in the east line of 9th street as
located by Dixie and Andrews, north Of
Factory street, Steubenville, intersected
by the north line of street or lane be-
tween the lands of said Andrewsand Dixie
and Wilson's lot, being at the north east
corner of said streets, thence northwardly
with the enst line of Sixth street 342 feet,
more or less, to stake on the east line Of
sal sixth street, placed at point 100 feet
south from the south west corner of lot
conveyed by John Andrews and wife to
Alexander II. Andrews, thence eastward
and running parallel with the soutlffine OF
| oh'u IVY ShHFCJEu ny JuHI S'"uiN" ~
wife to Alexander II. Andrews, ~230 feet
/ s inchest to the line between Joseph Hick-
man and JOHN Andrews, thence southwark
| ly with the said line between said Hick.
man and Andrews and parallel with said
sixth street three hundred and forty-six feet
more or less, to the north line Of the street
or lane between the lands of Andrews and
Dixie and Wilson, thence westwardly with
the north line of said street 230 feet to the
place of beginning.
Terms Of sale, cash. A.
JAMES II. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Steubenville, dec. 90 So
JUST received 100 Bis new molasscs.
:" +" 50 Bags prime Rio coffee.
{" 25 IIggs prime N o. Sugar
30 Bis Refined Sugar.
and for sale by
Dec. 26-tf. CT. HOLLOWAY & co.
THOMPSON HANNA & SONS.
Paper Manufacturers, steubeaville, Ohio
January /, 1855.
THOMAS MEANS,
HAS resumed the praclics Of the
IL, Law
Office pext door to the Post Office, Steuben-
vile, Ohio. Jan9.tf
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nFRCH1Nqs H0fEr'


to5llOp0l1tdH MT App4tl-tAuA
sEcnSD yeAn.
ARRANGEMENTS 4 Tor fie Second
"A Annnsi Collection Of this new nnd popu
lar Institution ldf The difusiunof LiterhpTe
as.a al, hsst been inade cl N h.rsi exicnsise
scale
Among the works aIra iIy engaged, is tho
far famed rGISoA CerciFix Rhieh originally
cost $4,000.
In forming The new COLLECTION he diif1sIoh
of works % AmetIcau Ar. and tle encourage
ment Of American genius, have not leen over
looked Commissions lavc been iAatd 70
many Il the most distinguished American AT.
lists. who will contribuse some " heir tinest
productions Among them are three MaIblg
Bar,s executed BY the greatest living Sculptor,
= Hiram Powers:
George Washington. the Father Of hrs Coun-
IVY.
lIeiiiamin franklin. the Philosopher.
DniiIel Webster, the Statesmen.
a special agent has visited Europe and made
careful and Iudcious selectiulis Of foreign
works Of Art, both ia Bronze and Marble,
Staluary and choice paintings,
The whole forming large and valuable col
lection of Paintings and StatuaFy, 10 be dis-
tribnted FREE among the members Of the asso.
cia ion for the second year.
TERMS on MEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of three dollars constisute any
one member Of this associations. and entities
him Is either oneIof lis following Maxatin;sis
or one year. and also. "a ticket IN The Aistfihu
tion of the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consistH
of the following Monthly Magazines Hat.
per's, Putnam's, Knickerbocker, Blackw0ods,
| E.ahan,,s Godev's Ladv's Book and Hnusa
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iS,nERIFF'S SALE.

Ct"". 4 Orr ) lBY,, T., vi,1ne 4. e.,,s! "f a
NSlrabrnville & Indi }ponaS issued out of
ana Nailroa'l Comp The Court of Compton
ny. Pleas for Jefferson
county and he State Of Ohio, In ths uaSe, and
% me directed, bearing dale the 90il lay of
january, 1856, | willuffer aud expose to sale
by pl,blc vendl aud onirry at the front dnor
oi The Couithuusp IN The town Of Steuben.
silleand county Of jefferson, uu t
SATURDAY. The Odd day of February, 1856,
between the hour. Of o o'cl'kam, d DIP IN of said
day the following lands aid t,nelnpnt.. To- viii
Situate lying AID being j., Jeffrsun county aud
State pf Ohjn. in Tnwnship 6, rang2 in the
Slenhenvllr lInd district, part OF which is in
The >nulL west quarter Of section no. ., aud
part in the south. h.wesr qua'tcruf section no. 8,
aud bounded aud described as follows: be.
ginning 4i perches east of the northwest cor
ncr OF section no, 8 and southwest corner Of
section no 9, at stone where white oak Is
inches in diameter bears south l5 degrees
west links, thence south 2G, perches TO
post, thence east 20 perchss TO marked hick
ory grub, thence north % deg east. 90. 6 per.
chps to u post on the creek bank, thence north
4l deg east u, 6 perches 10 post in the
section line, thence into section no 3. north 46
deg east %, 8 perches to a post, thence south
o9la vests perchrr to n plum tree, thence
norlh 6SH west l6perches, TO post, thence
west2l A perches 10 post near a spring
thence south 50 deg west l2 p1rches to posi-
thence south 10 peches 10 the place Of be-
gilning, cOntanihgll acres more .,r less; with
iheRppurteiancrs tbereunto belnnging. subject
toiherightnf way through said premises for
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Benjamine F. Speaker

'N'J'' - -,
VS.. la Partition.
C .tharinr Snowden ct al
NOTICE is hereby given TO S,mnel
~ Snowlen aud Calharine Suowdn his wife
of Hooking county Ohio. James F. Snuwden
William Rex, Mathew 7 Speaker, Lydia Speak,
er. Isabella Speaker. Samuel Z. Speaker aud
Hannah Speaker, al Jefferson county. 0hr1,
That on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1855,
the said 1scujahin F, Speakcr filed in be office
Of the Clelk Of the Court Of common Pleas
for Jefferson county. Ohio, hi, pitt on against
their which is now pending, whclein the said
petitioner demands pa tition Of The following
real estate. situate in Jefferson county, Ohio,
of which the said William Speaker died seized
to wit: The north east quarter of section one,
mtownship seven and range two, and that at
the February term Of the Court Of common
Plea, for said county Of Jefferson application
will he made To said Court for an order that
petition may he made Of SAID premises accord
my to the statnie IN such case made and pro.
vdpd BY M00DEY ELLIOTT,
dec. l9-Gt. Attorneys for Petitioner
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TWe have received the February
No. ofGodey's Lady's Book. Ills awel-
come visitor wherever il goes. and Is y
rich treat TO its numerous readers. The
engrayings are Of The very bestsiyle- The
in. ercs, ol ,he I.ady's Book never decreas'
es from the beginning 10 the end Of tie
year. andwe are neverdi sarpoinied, BY
finding ittame and insipid.
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~ Arlhus Home Magazine Is on our

G1@ Arlhms Home MagazIneis on our
table. Some Of tile cont EMS, are, mag
dalene, How 10 be happy, Ny step moher'
&c. We are pleased 10 learn that, the
SERVICES Of Miss. Virginia F Townsend
have been secured as assistant editor Of The
Home Magazine. Miss 'rownsepd will
prove valuable arq pisilion 10 his ex-
ceIlentperiodical, as she is alieady well
known as an aulhoress Of ability.
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TaouaLEsaMa Cuuons Ayp OoLD.. :

TRouBLEsoME CuUoHs AVID CoEDs,
Persons who have been hng afflicted
with Cnughs and Colds without being
benefited BY the use Of medic inc, we
would BY way ofsaluta ry advice say. go
10 Hening q MeIsin's and buy bottle
of Dr.Keyser's PecloraI Cough Syrup,
medicine Of great celebrity and is vastly
superior to the various nosrums that food
the country. l.is'put up in bottles at 50
cents and 81.
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4 NOTICE 4 IN ATTACHMENT.

Frederick Cainman and +. III. Stow, d6-
ing business under the lame Of the New
York and chin Coal Company, defendants,
wlltnkpnotice ,Ilatnt the instance OF Dun
can Mcdonald, Daniel Mcdonald, Jucob
n. AlcCollpugll aud Philip f. Geise, part
lers, under the name Of Mcdonald, Geise
a. Ca., Plaintffs ali order of attachment
against tile goods, .cIlattels, &c. oi tie de-
tandants was on tiic 10Th day Of Jahuary
1856, issued BY Samuel Paisley a Justice
Of the Peace, within and Tor Jefferson
county, Ohio for tho sum of 81 Oil.
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.WVodwell's Furniture and Chairs,
WHOLESALE and Retail, embracing
w every variety Of Furnitnre. in Rosewood,
Mahogany and Walnut suitable for Parlors,
Chambers aud Dining Roosps, equal to any in
New York or Philadelphia, and aIlowerprce
every article made by hand and warrenled,
GrOabinet Makers supplied with any guam
tiy of Furniture and Chairs on reasonable terms
Hotels and STEAMBOATS, furnished atll eshort-
est notice.
WarerOoms nos. II and 70 Third Street, Pitts.
burgh. M. sept. 26-IY.
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THE New Volumes, commencing will
The January number. 1856 will contain
over Twelve Hundred Pages Of the choicest
reading matter
EACH NUMBER
Will contains sprndid Steel Engraving; a
Plate of the PafS Fashions. on steel elegantly
'colo.pd one ormoreprtces. or richly Illustrated
with wood engfaviugs; Miscellaneous prose
and pwtry; Al Editors Table; Reviews Of
New Books; Monthly summary; Hints on
fashinn and Fashionable intelligence: Patterns
Or needle work. md NV music.
TknMs;-- One Copy one year. ID advance 50;
tyofPpies, 50; FiSe'eppics (and one IoagenI
orgelirf or oi lhe club. $40; ! copies. aud
one 70 agent. $40. Adiitians 10 clubs at the
s'une rate as the club eenl
Speciinpp copies sunt gratis.
ABRAHAM n. SEE
Jan %, 1850,
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Sherif's Sale.

Wolff and Peyt0nl ny virtue Of an order
VS.. ~ Of sale in The case isl
Jane Steel ct. al sned out Of The court
common Plras in and for the county of Jeffer.
som & s ate of Ohio bearing date the 26h day
Of December 1855 and to ine directed ] will
expose to Sale by public vendue and ontcry
at the front door uf the court House in the
pdwn Of Steuhenville & county Of Jefferson
on Thu,day the 3lst day Of January 1856 he
tween the hours of 10 o'clock AN. and 4 o.
clock p NJ. of said day the following described
real estate To wit Luls numbered 33l, 1922 &
333 III Vier's addition 10 the town of Stenben
vile in the county of Jefferson and State of
Ohio. Terms of sale cash. -.fa.,,
JANIS II. BLINN, Sheriff JEFF. Co.
Sheriff. Office. Steuhenvllt, dec. 26--6t
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Holly TREE ISN=-Is the title Of a
pretty little story, for Christmas, by
Charles Dickins, Il is written in his usual
happy style. and is quite amusing.
( Price l2a cts. Published byT. B, Pc
tersou, No. l0s. ChesInul street, Phila-
delphia.
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5CUAi. pUR SALE.

THE Subscriber has a large lol ol cna
that he W shes to sell by the acre, about
twomilcs west from Steubsnyille. Also
another farm, the best coal farm on tho y.
65 ]. r.. R., about eight miles west Of Steu.
benvllr, and tha best chunce tp ship on
the Railroad, which lie offers to sell at q
very low price, Please give him emil. I
ANDREW EKEY. Jr.
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90 600 Bushels Of Wheat Wanted I'M.
mediately. ....

TFyIIE Undersigned has taken the Steu
O b,nville Steam Flour Mills, and will pay
The highest prices IN Cash. for amy qu snli'y "i
WlltaI, Corn, Rye, Oats, DC, delivered at the
Will orWarrhouse.
/, large number Of Flour Barrels wanted, for
which The highest n'arKrt price will be paid.
J Proposal, for furnishing the Mil in coal, for
hive munlhs. will he received for one week
in"m this date. Payment in cash, daily il de
sired
NJ GEISET.MAN.
REEEREScEs "A. B Hanson aud John viii
lau>, President and Cashier Of Frederick 10
MD BatK; Ex.Gw. Lowe, Md, James
NhueorI, Com, Mer,, Swers Wharf, Balti
more, Md. ynn7 nlv2 u
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or We invite the attentionof the pub
lie to the sales tolbe made by the Sheriff
Of this county at the Court House on to-
morrow the Dist inst.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Madison College.

UNInNToWN. PENNSYLVANIA.
VNtlE Second FERN If The present An
"A lual Session Of this well known Insli.n
iio, w:l commence on Monday. the 4lh da
Of February, aud continue until the last wee
IN june.
The Chemical Philosophical and Asironom
ical Apparatus is complete aud every facility
is aff orded The Student Inr the requirement of
either a pnrtial oronir,. Collegiate course.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERM
Collegiate Department, $40; Gramnar Schonl
$40. The purchase Of limited Scholarship
will reduce ihe 1'uilion in the Coll giae D..
pariment onchalf. Boarding $l,75 to 81 20.
Rooms can be had in the Uoll' ge Buildings by
Stu dent desiring Ia lOald themselves
Fnr further ihformaionsee Catalogues Which
can be lad by addressing The President. Rev.
Go. Brown. ID, UniunioHn, Faye Co
PenDsy lvania.
Ian nll lS56 .t Hf
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Great Cure Of Liver Complaint.
By The original. only true and genuine.
IIKED DIIIN

LIPEH EILLO.
SHORT CREEK, Ohio Co. Va, Mar. 26, 40.
MR. II. L. SELLERS Dear Sir-I think
it a duty owe to you and the public gen.
orally, to state that | have been afflicted
with Liver Complaint for long time, and
so badly that an abscess formed and broke,
which left me in very low state. Hav-
ing heard of your celebrated Liver Pills
being for sale by AR. Sharp, West Lib
erty, recommended to me by my physician,
DIR. Il. Smith, | concluded to give them a
fair trial. purchased one box and found
them to be Just what they are recommended
the best l;iver Pills ever used and after
taking four boxes, find the disease has
entirely left me, and am now perfectly well.
Respectfully yours, d. H. COLEMAN,
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FOR SALE.

WHE subscriber offers for sale The prop.
= erty on which he now resides adjoining the
town Of Lagrange in Jefferson county, Ohio,
0s acres of land, enclosed with
good board fence. The improvements are,
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS.
One Brick the other Frame, with an excel
lent we'll Of water, also, a Stable with Granary
and other out buildings with choice Apple
Orchard Of over 100 bearing trees--Cherry,
Plums, DC, Any person wishing pleasant
situation on reasonable terms can be ,accom0.
dated by calling on the Undersigned.
Lag, Dec. l9-3m-pd. ISAAC GREEN. s
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~ Weare glad1o hear that MrJames
Calder of Warrong'. P has sold his val
oable farm for a handsome liule pile oflhe
needfui.
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WEST LrppnrY, March %, ls40.

WEST LIBERTY, March %, lS49.
] certify that am personally acquainted
with Mr.. Coleman, and can bear testimony
to the truth of the above, certificats.
To THE PuBLro.-'rhe original, only true
and genuine Liver Pills are prepared by
r. T.. Sellers, and have his name W black
wax upon the lid Of each box, and his sig-
nature on the outside wrapper--all o.hers
are counterfeits, or base limitations.
r. E. SELLERS g. Co.. Proprietors,
s Pittsburgh, Pa.
And for sale by Hcniug Il Melvin, Steu-
benvile. Jan, 2. '56.
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TO THE AMERICANS / OFTHE2ls

TO THE AMERICANS OF ,rHE2ls.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Notice is hereby given. that a Conyen.
tion 10 choose a Delegate orePvsentsl,is
Distrlctiin the 92d Of February National
Convention. will be lleld ii Carrllon,
on Friday, Feb Isl. Each Councils en.
titled to one delegate.
BY order Of TX. Council.
B. D. WORrHlNGToN, D. ID. P,
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