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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

An INFORMANT sMEDIcIssEFoR LUSo
CoMPLAiNTs.-Dr. Ksysr's PectotN
Syrup, sold at Henmg & Melyin's in
this place, has won snellFisble reputation
intho various Diseaseslof the Lungs aud
Pulmonary Organs. We are aware Of
no medicine. thstz bas given such general
satisfaction, aud why shonldiit noI9,Dg
Keyser is a regular physician, now in
the Wholesale Druggis. business in Pits
bprgh, and we are assured BY him that
he mixes and weighs with his own ha ands
every ounce Of ingredient that goes into
This valuable compound, giving thereby
guarantee, Of great care, at least, in its
'compounding. al.i. tT ,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

0rGralhm for March is on our table,
"The Recovery,' 10 steel engrasing is ex-
ceedingly life-h like and dbeautfdl- The color-
ed fashion plate, and the embroidery pat
terms, ns usual, correct and to be relied on.
Some cfthe contents are "The Princess
Ds Lamballe" ,s'i;Be Voices in the Shells"
"The Wifsls lsessrn." ."and 'All Souls Eve
with much more ofeqpal interest. ".
drsice $500. Address ----- M ------
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

BARGAINS! BARGAINS III. q. Gar
rett is snow selling out his fall and winter
stock Of dry goods, preparatory TO his 60
ing east, at very reduced prices. From
this time to the first Of March opportunity
will be furnished to persons wishing TO
purchase in his line, at 25 per cent. below
former prices. and Garrett has always sold
cheap enough in al conscience. Call and
examine his goods and ascertain hisprlces
and ifyou do not make purchase we will
not charge you cent for this notice. ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

N, we are under renewed, obligation TO
Hon. JohniA. BiughamM. c., and Hon.
p. MsCprdy Of the State Legislature cOt
important public dos,unenis., sissso -
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IN ATTACHMENT

MUT1CE TN AT TTACHMENT.--
! Frederick Cammaran and r. II. Stow, doing
bnsmess under The name of tho New York 4
Ohio Coal Company, defendants, will take no.
tce that ut tie instance Of Philip F, Geise,
plaintiff, an or,lcr Of attachment az ainst the
goods, chattpls, &c , Of The defendants, was on
the .gl5lh day Of January. 1856, issued by
Samuel Paisley. Justice Of thu Peace, for Sa;
line township. Jefferson comfy, Ohio, for the
um ofSl32,lO. frbl3 st
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Pres. Board Trustees,
l-Pwe calI the atlenlion u M,rchanls

~ WV UdII tH0 dIIVH1IUII " w ICIIdHtS
Booksellers, Druggists, and others, to tile
advertisement Of "The Croton Manuhc-
turing Coz who have removed TO 10.
Courtlaudt street, New York, in another
column. This Company undoubtedly
stand at the head OF the Trade, both ii
quantity and variety of,he goods they
manufacture and imporg as sthey are con-
sIantly manufacturing, they keep up q
full assortmen. at alIseasons Of the year,
and are fully prepared 10 fll orders for
goods intheiriine At any time. 3 l9aita
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

TO Mr. s Gblss we cay lhe money
received. pays foe stwo.hI years from
commencement, IN I'sl Rhank you for your
P'omp'hcss. sssl ,E2 eE
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

MARRIED On the 4,h instBv Rev. A.
n. Thomas Mr. James A. Snlder to Miss
Lizzie Bell of this city. "'' - ''
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FRANKLIN BRASS FOUNDRY,

JAMES Z. SHERIFF, Proprietor
THE Subscriber respectfully informs
= his friends and the public generally. that
he has erected aud established, Immediately
adjoining the Franklin Machine Shop" a
BRASS FOUNDRY,
For the purpose Of supplying tho public with
verything in that line, such as Brasses for all
kinds Of machinery, Brass cocks Valves, hard
Bass Bearings and Boxes for SMfoing Bells of
different kinds and sizes, also, Friction Metal.
All work done with quickness and dispatch.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Market price paid for old brass, copper, zinc
and lead.
N, B. No old metal bought from minors, or
other rres ponsible persons, without an order
from parents or guardians lS4 ,1s 81
nov Ia, -ly. JAS, I. .MeDEvTTT. Agent.
Y Drugs! Drugs! (! Drugs u!
u u. SELLERS, Wholesale Druggist
Corner Wood 4 Cd Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
| 9oNi sRSwLs.--Bay State long and
~ square ShaSls. \ good assortment
on hand and for sale low at the tore Of
W dec. la.firii gi s5E it ,auasW ALLEN. B
e-gk va atgso
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
The Watson House.

6 WATSON, having almost entirely re-
~ furnished and fitted up anew his spacious
ho'cl IL the town Of New Lisbon, is now pre-
pared To accommodate The travelling public in
the best style. His table will be always fur
nsh,d with the most choice products Of the
season, and the treatment Of his guests will al.
ways be such US to give full and general salts
faction. .-,--.
Cali at the sign of tho CROSS KEYS, New
Lisbon. June l3.
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STATEMENT OF THE CnhDI InN Of
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
.., , JANUARY Isl, 1856, fI7.
To The Auditor of The &ate of Ohio.

l.. The name of Tie Company is the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and
It's locatlnn is llaftlnrd, Conn. y .....
2. The Capua stock of The Compa-
ny is S3O0.OUO. ""
8. The amount Of lis capital stock
paid up is 100000. ...
4. The Assets Of the company are
as l0lluws: IS ,...t ...,.o... =. '....
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THE undersigned oilers Ii,r sale . farm
4 containing 100 acres iyin., 50 cross creek
Township, Jefferson County, Ohio. situate nt
M-Ihiires adjoining SweriRern's I0wer NIL
There are 6S acres cleared and IN good rslh,if.
with fne orehnrlof choice grafr.l il'ii.
The above farm IS altered very low h0il easy
terms ef payment viii he given.
Ian. l6-4;pd AN,RHW EKEY y
50, ,OU0 BlsaeIs OF Wheat wanted In.
mediately.
TS7HE nndersisnr; has taken li'r S7'.-
a bpnyllo Siea,a Flour Mills, and viii pay
the highest prices 10 Cash Cor sny quantity II
Wheat, Corn, Rye. Oats. &e.. delivered at lhe
Mill orWarchonse.
AiSrge numberof Tloar Barrels wanted lnr
which the highest nalKet price viii be paid
Proposals for fafisishing the Mill ledal. Tor
hve manlhs. win 10 received for one week
lfnom This date. Paymcns il cash, daily i de-
sired
NJ. GEISEIMAE.
REsFrEscts B. Hanson and John WiI-
ilans. President and Cashier Of Frederick Co.
md Bank; Ex-Gov. Lowe. Nd. James
WbiIcford, Com Mer.. Speer's Wharf. Bald
more No. Jah7 hlE9tf
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STATE OF OHIO, AUDITOR OF
STATES OFFICE.

COLUMBUS, January 81. 1856.
WIEKEAS, The Hartford FIRE lnsu.
rance Compn, located at Hartford, in
The State Of Connec irut, has filed in this
ofIice a sworn statement of It's condition
qsrequlrtd by The first section Of the
'Acl tn regulate the Agencies of lnsn'
rance Companies not iuc rporaed by lhe
Stale of OHIO, passed May l, 1854:
Aud Whereas, Sald Company has filed
in this ollire a written instrument. under
It's corporate seal. signed bv the Pre.i-
dent aud Secretary thereof, nominating
and appointing Eli MrFeeley, Of Slen.
hpnvll!e. is agent for the transaction of
the business Of Fire Insurance, and un-
rpsetvedIv authorizing him to a'knowI.
edge servlSe for and on behalf Of said
Company, conserving that service If
process upon him, the said Agent, shall
Ne taken and held 10 be as valid as il
serve d upon the Company, according t"
the laws Of this State. or Of any other
Slale, and waving all claim of error by
reason of such service
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the
Act tn regulate the Agencies Of In.u.
rance Companies moi inrorl Grated hv the
State Of Ohio passed May /, 1854, |
Francis NJ. UhgIt, Auditor of said Stale
du hereby certify that the said Eli Melee
ley, il authorized rs an Agent FIR the
said Company, In Transact the business ni
Fire Insurance in this State. until the lhir-
ly.frst day Of Julv, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and Gflv.six So fir
as he may be legpliy empowered so to do
by his le'Icrof appointment aud the in
slruc'i"ns wnlch may be given To Inn by
the said Company. ~.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
have herrunto subscribed my
name. and caused the seal of
SEAL my office 10 be affixed, this 3lsl
n day of January, in the wear Of
our Lird one thousand eight
hundred and hIlv-SlX.
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT,
Auditor.
Feb. l3, 1856.
NOTICE IN ATTACH MENT.
Frederick Cammaran andF. H. Stow, do.
ing business under the maine of the New
York aud Ohin Coal Company, defendants,
will take notice that at the instance OF Dun
can Mcdonald, Daniel Mcdonald, Jacob
n. Mccullough aud Philip +. Geise, part
ners, under the name of Mcdonald, Gese
IL Co., Plaintiffs an order OF attachment
against the goods. cIattels, &C., of the de-
f'ndants was on the 18th day Of January
1856, issued by Samuel PaisIey,a Justice
Of the Peace, for Saline township Jefferson
county, Ohio Ior the sum of cD.R H. ...
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5. No liabilities to Banks or Others,
due or not due.
6. No losses adjusted and due. Z
4. Ameupl Of losses, either unadiusted
8. or Adjusted and moi due sS4.542 %
0. Losses in suspense waiting further
.prnor, lncluJed in last answer above.
! 10. All other claims against the Com
pany l7,lo0DO
Ii. The ralc of the Company is not
TO exceed $4,000 in any risk subject to
loss by single ERE.
u, The amount insured in city or
village. depends upon its size. generally,
all the desirable Iisks to be had, subject
to the rule last above named,
10. The amount insured in any one
block of buildings depends upon its size
and construction, subject TO Tue lule above
referred to.
IA. The Act Of Incorporation is the
same as filed in July, 1854.
e. n BOWFRS. Sec.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

TheSenigma of Juno is imperfect, and
is therefore rejected. ,...'.' .,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
House Painting, Glazing, &c

House Painting, GLAZING, &C
DERRY COYlE would notify the pub
lie that he is still ready to wait "n his pa
irons in the business Of House Painting. Glaz
ins, Paper Hanging aud Grainmg, Sign Paint
ing done by iourneymrn Shop on Market ST..
south side, Opposite Kigore> new Hall.
Slnilhrn Vile. i'm l. lS55. ------- l.
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HARE'S HOTEL.
NO. 1873 LIBERTy STREET,
Mouth of Fifth Street.
PITTSBURGH. P.9.
SAMUEL HARE, Proprietor.
doc IQlfr
Woodwell's Furniture and Chairs.

Woodwell's Furniture and Chairs,
WHOLESALE and Retail, embracing
w every variety Of Furniture, in Rosewood,
Mahogany and. Walnut, suitable for Parlors.
Chambers and Dining Rooms, equal to any in
New York or Philadelphia and al lower prices;
every article made 10y hand and warrented.
1TCabinet Makers Supplied with any uan.
tiiv of Furniture and Chairs on reasonable ,erIns
Hotels and Steamboats, f. nished at tie short.
est notice.
Warerooms nos. II andl Third Street. Pitts.
burgh. sept. 26-ly.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
CITY HOTEL. '
Corner of Smi hheld and Third streets, Pitts
.N hnrgh Pa. I....

hurgh Pa I.....
HENRY BEARES, Proprietor.
TVIlIS commodious and popular house
d located in central part Of the city, con
vcnicnttothe Rail Road Depots. River aud Pack
at Landings, court house, Post 4 Telegraph Off
ces has been rrfied aud well furnished through
ont aud is open for the reception Of guests.
The proprietor hopes, by strict attention to
the wants Of his guestS-superiord dining roam
accommodations - servants polite, respectful
and attcnrive-comfortabe lOdgngS--to secure
IL proportion of patronage, aud respectfully
asks 10 be tried. Omnibusscs always in rtali
ness In convey passengers to all parts OF the
city. Porters always in attendance.
Jan. ,. ST H. BEARES, Proprietor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE OF RIAL FSTATE.


RY order or the Probate Bourl Of JEFF
- frrson cOunty, ohio, On the 22l day Of
March, 1856. between the hours Of 10 o'eloek
A. NJ, aud o'clock P. N. Of said day, at the
door of the Court House ir the town Of Steu.
benville, will be sold To the highest bidder. the
following real estate, a. ihepropcTty of Joseph
Crazy, decreased To wit: Being part Of the
tract on which the late William Gracy former,
ly resided. and situate insaid Jefferson county,
aud being part Of Section no. g. Township no,
and Range 9
And aso tract NJ land situate in Section
no. !. Township and Rangr aforesaid, being
alsua part of said William Gracy's farm.the
two tracts being occupied aud 6rmed together
aS one farm and containing liz acres. Ap'
praised al $62575
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash IN
hand, one third in one year, and the residue III
two years, with interest from the day ol sale
To be secured by mortgage on the premises.
a't'f". CATHARINE GRAOY. x
Administrative Of JOSEPH GRACY, deceased I.
Frb90 st ''' H-a
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
t1a STR JAMRs cLARKEs So a..
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
pREPARED from prescription of Sir
L James Clarke, NJ . d, Physician Extraordina-
yiothe Queen. This Invaluable medicine is
unfailng in The cure Of all those painful and
dangerous diseases Incident to the female con
stitution. ..ll
IT moderates all excess, removes all obstruc.
lions, and brings on the monthly period with
regularity. These Pills should be used two or
three weeks previous to confinement; they for
tify the constitution, and lessen the suffering
durisg labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duries with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females
during the first three months Of pregnancy
AZ they are sure TO bring on miscarriage, bu
at any other time they are safe. ....v
lR all cases Of Lervous and spinal affections
pain il, the back and limbs, heayiness, fMigu
on slight cxcrtion., palpita,itn of the heart
l0wneSs o. Spirits, Mysteries sick headache
whites aud all the painful diseases Occaslonet
by adi>ordered system, these pills will cffsc
a cure when all other means have failed, am
all hongh a powerful remedy, does not contain
iron, cal"m"l, antmony, or other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package
Price inrlhe Unitcd States and Canada, on
dollar H, owfYt ......
Sole Agents for this country, '-' '.' ..'"
|. G. BALDWIN & Co,
'N".' ' 30 : Rochester, NY.
TUTTLE &MosEs, Aubara N. Y Gener,
agents. r. ..,... 't a.f .l.n
N. B.. 81 90 aud postage stamps enclose
to any an'hoaized agent, will insure bottl
of the pills by ret"rn mail. 81 "
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

STATE or CoNSEcTIcUT
Hartford County, Jan. l9Cls56.
Personally appeared c. B. BOWERS,
Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, and made oath, that the fore.
going statement bv mm suhecribed, is
true according to his knowledge and be-
lief. ,.....
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Highest Cash Price Given for Grain
NElKLE & STARK offer Ike highest
vi market price f,r corn, oats, DC, a good
iupply of which they keep constantly on hand
II heir Grncerv unl Feed Store. Also, good
supply "r groceries, such as are generally kept
at such establishments
South west corner Of Fourth and Adam sts.,
Srubenuillp, Ohio nav. IA. SIS.
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The enigma of "0dland' is defective
bothSin figures, and 0qhography, 81"
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Court Of Common Pleas of Jefferson
county, February Judge Bostwick
presiding. Z,
The Stale Of Ohio. ! sisim lttq
EdselI Seely.
The Slate Of Ohio, I aaa
William Seely.
The Defendants were indicted at this
February term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for burglarious entry ofthe bulk
ding Of Bray Il Myser, on Island Creek,
in this county, and put upon irlal.,pVer,
diets Of gull y in bolh cases were return
cdby the Jury. a. 'o ~2 so'>
James Teafr, -a III 1. u@
sd. VS.. 2ia Ee .'# .h" g BE-
WIN. Buchanan, ct al. l''..' ...
This is an action brought IN the Off
cial bond of the Defendant, Buchanan, as
lale Commissioner of lnsoIvenls for this
county, 10 recover the sum Of Sl69 90,
claimed by Plaintiff. as due him on the
distribution Of The effects Of one Owes
ney, All InsoIvent debtor The case ,urn-
ed on the fact of presentation of plain
uff's claim within the lime prescribed by
statute. Verdict for Defendants ''...,
Roswell Marsh, ! e.t. =
Josepl, Marshal. rr q
This was a suit brought 10 recover
Attorney's fees, /3I!Bt.8 HIGl4 H
Vertic. for plaintiff for $6l,25- amt
Gained. gu's 5iA ,gallif- e'MG
Ursus Fry, na 1tn01 i&@HGE
..l vs'w 'u 'Ja
VIM. G. Abrahams & Co. .'
Action by the plaintiff as the assignee
of Goodal, Haven y Dean, for The De-
PENDANTS, par, owner of the Steamboat
Falcon and Oh her account. ..,...
Vprdc. for Defendants.
- itH.t H{l t| = H|t t.i.t
Philip Ford .a1a.E3iyr
VS.. a.t = ....t ..,
WIN. Bailie, . s1rs
Action on promissory note made by
Defendant 10 Ford and Da nlap which had
been assigned-lo the plaintiff
Itwas claimed by the Defendant that
,henot after the execution and delivery
had been altered in d material part, BY
the addition Of the words with exchange
on Philadelphia, the note being made IN
Sleubenvllle. \,
Verdict for Plaintiff for amount Of
note and interest. .H' '.tt \
NoTIcE.-The NJ Nicely Normal Scioo'
of Ohio, will close lis first sessionof l6
weeks, March 22d, with an attendance oI
about 7Oin the Normal Department, and
of 80 in the Modal School, anunber far
surprising what was expected in lhe out
Ia D.
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MlANTkb-l0 coo bushels good sourt
w Corn, FIR W hich the highest market price
will he paid in cash ".| t
Fch. 2i - ~ CT. HOLLOWAY 4 Co :
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MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
TRAVELLING and Packing Trunks, va.
L. lises, Ladies Bonnet Boxes, etc, corner Of
Wood and Liberty Streets --also corner Wood
aud 5th Streets. Pittsburgh. Pa.
D- Wholesale orders promptly filled at the
owestpossible prices. Repairing done In the
best order sept. 26-6m.
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. Jan. 30-k pd. $50 .sta'i, e1, .ni lss
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~ .. CUUhbEI,
BARBER and fashionable hair dresser.
eA1 Razurs set. and all kinds Of Surgical IN.
strumenis put in good order. Room under
the Mechanics Saving Fund. Market st. near
theWashington hall, between 3D.. and 4thst.
anril 5ih 1855
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP.

ME undersigned would respectfully in
form the public that they have ente ed in
to co-partnership, and are carrying on the above
business al the stand formerly occupied by n.
NJ Brister, South 3D. St., between Adams and
Market Streets. From their knowledgs Of the
business. they hope to be able to give satisiac.
ton 10 their patrons.
"A lberRl share Of custom is respectfully so
ci,rd. JonS KESDELL.
October 9th IS 1.y. A.J.REYNolDs.
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Court Of Common Pleas of Jefferson
county, February ierm-J Judge Bostwick
presiding. .ao H,
The State Of Ohio, ! @4tsim hetg
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-27
Ggs Deet' S Column.
AMELIA's CRAVE.

In Wonder dell where waters swell
Their music on the air.;
Whore fiow'rets spring and wild olrds sing
Amelia sleepeth there.
Unon her tomb wild roses bloom,
And willows sadly wave;
The low winds hymn requiem
Over her lonely grave.
Here twelve moons gone her gentle tone
Responded to my VOW
Yon seat beside the purling tide
Alone awaits me now.
How oft we strayed beneath the SHADE
By yonder murm'ring stream,
And dwelt upon sweet joys to dawn:
Alas, twas but dream!
Can forget when last we met
That stiiiy summer ev'n
So glad all seemed little dreamed
Thv soul was nearing heaven
Nights lovely queen illumined the scene
With splendor from on high;
IA there we parted, nigh broken hearted,
And said the last goodbye.
Earth's charms appear no longer dear,
Existence is void /;
MY soul doth sigh for liberty
With sorrow unalloyed.
wand'rng one bide alone
Meath iife's o'erclouded sky;
Nv course la run, my hopes are flown,
III lay me down and die.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-27
NO.12.

manure the broad field of death; but the
spirit that animates it, Gun no more be CON-
fined IN the dungeon of the grave than
you can frighten an old-fashioned earth.
quake with a pair OF pistols and a bowie.
knife. When it shakes of its c.ruaI
shackles, If absquatulates to some unlnswn
island IN the vast ocean of eternity, where
it manages to lire for ever and ever. if no,
longer, without either cash, food. or ra;-
ment. Toll, then, for the soul rather fba,
for the body. The body is vegetable, and
IS doomed to perish; but the soul is eter.
nal and incorruptibfe. Although gas.Iike.
st evaporates when lfe's glass lamp il
dashed to pieces, II ascends like the dew of
the morning, unseen to its native heayen
bnt the body upon which you bestow so
much pains-pamper with 50 much prids
and bedeck with SO much ornament. he.
comes but ashes when touched by the fin
ger of Fate-and those are not worth ,beif
weight in saw.dtast.
Look well after the immortal rart. ny
iriendss and though vegetables as you are,
when you come to be transplanted to
more congenial soil, you will sprout anew,
and flourish like a weed against the sunny
side CT fence, through all eternity. So
mote it bei
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-27

Eg The recognition Of Walker and
Nicaragua, is to be one of the pianks in
the Buchanan platform, we see, for. the
Washington Sentinel, a sort of ssebnd
fiddle to the Pennsylvania, gives out:
I" We tell Franklin Pierce that the ex-
cited Democracy of the country, will not
allow him and his Senatorial supporters
TO ignore the Nicaragua question. The
recognition of the Walker-Rivas Govern
ment. is pressing upon us with great i'm.
mediate importance, second to nothing now
before the government"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-27
The Law of Newspapers.

+ sphseribers who do not give express no
,es TO the contrary are considered as WISH
Inc to continue their subscription. -
,ssir reriodicals. the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid. ..,..
3. N subscribers neglect or refuse 20 tSn,s tSne
sbsr periodicals. from the office to whicn they
are directed, they are held resp1hshtO SUI discon-
have settled the bill and oEdered 'heni "''0'"
tinued ,u.,. With
ont informing + the publisher, and the papers are
sent TO the former direction, they are heio res
ponshle. ae,sipp to
,.La nariodicals from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facla
evidence of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-27

B@ Some Astate Philosopher says:
" Poverty is disease which can only te
cured by industry and frugallty." This is
a mistake. a poultice made of gold dust,
spread upon bank bill, will de the busi-
ness effectually.