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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
SENATOR DOUGLAS ON THE KANSAS
BILL,

Senator Douglas lately paid visit to his mother in
Ontario County. He was complmented with public
dinner and ball, at which he made speech. II was
lot reported in full but find the following notice of
it in The Ontario Repository:
The leading object of the address seemed {, be 10
explain to his old friends aud neghbors the true char
scieT Of the KausasNobraska BILL for which the udge
listened to with marked attention and sometimes
with applause, from The beginning to the close of his
remarks. His Argument Of self defense consisted of
couise Of the oft repeated Plea that the principle of
the bill neither ess than the principle Of
self Cover nment on which our Federal Constitution
eno oil free coytrrm. nis are based Tue principle H.
that the people of State locality have the natural
right 10 II cir own laws without interference
restrant from foreign powers; and he drew compare
ison by way Of illustrating his position, between the
right Of selgovernmeht contelded for by Revo
lutionsry fathers, md the same principle
Gently conteDeed for and maintained on the floor Of
Congress, and on the battle fields OF Kansas
The objection 10 this doctrine, as applied 10 our
TerrCres, that the people of such Territories if
ieft TO Themselves might legiss,e into their country
the crime of Slavery well other crimes he aIi-
swcred by showing from the well known history of the
United Stses that in the exercise Of this right of self
gov emmett instead of doing elk Of the original
thu,etn Colonies, which commenced by being slave
hGdiIg Colonies had actually emsncpated their slaves
without be lesst COT rcion from The Government OF the
Unittd States; and the same result would follow as he
thought in other slavehOding States if the citizens of
the nOn-slayehOding States would only give them the
privilege Of waking theif own lsss in the own way;
sid the Territories in particular where Slavery has
1st g, bee introduced we're 10 dagger Of admitting
tbs institution az it was sgainst the general cons ,inc
au6 seuois Of The people Of the country both Norta
and 6coth.
On the sane occasion Gen. Shields made speech,
IN which he ss5:
"He vas him,eh opposed to the e1ienGon Of slav.
IIy; lie was . ibOronkh ADt-shyey Nan; and were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LOSS OF THE PROPELLER LORD ELsIs
Telegraph dispatch received yesterday, stating
that the propeller Lord Elgin was blown ashore on
Long Point, near King.ton, during the gale on Tuee
dsy, and that she had since become total wreck
Her crew escaped, but everything on board was lost
She left this port Monday for Montreal with about
HewsId, G. Laidlaw, +. A. Whitney & Co.. &C., sever
ii lots OF which are rsued The policies the bost
pred the 3lst ut but it is possible one OF those In
the Ena, for 81 500, was extended beyond that time
Size was owned by Messrs. Hooker, Pridham & Co.,
foiw srders, Montreal and Toronto, and is valued at
fl6,CCo. She was built in Oswego in 1871, and was
formerly known as the Syracuse
Toronto Globe, Dec. 5.
THE STEAMER MONARCH.
1t was discovered yesterday that the violence of the
storm during Tuesday night and Wednesday had
places end ell hopes of geitI her of now at an
erd. Her engines will be saved, and that will be ALL
There lie doubt that had there been steamtug and
pumps at this port there should be- the hull might
have been got of on Monday and Tuesday, and
great deal Of PROF erty saved; although great prompt
nss display ed by the North Western Comp any in
sending over their pumps and tug yet time was con-
sumed and little or nothing was accomplished before
The violent gale precuded all possibility of success.
We understand that project aoat to purchase tug
for the of the harbor in which event the insurance
companies will provide steam-pumps. A tug is badly
wenec for towing vessels in and out Of port and we
hope that success will attend tie enterprise. The
greater part of the machinery Of the pumps washed
oveib ard from the Monarch have been recovered
lbe gale OF luetOay night has proved very disastrous
yet many vessl. known TO be out are not heard
from. We have endeavored 10 obtain all the infor
tor possible, ard regret that the International Line
pest i, down. that along the shore in that direction
We have no dispatches. Toronto Globe, Dec. ).
RIAL BERoLN-wREcR or THE SCHOONER NIAGARA
Al PORT HOPE.
Tie wreck Of this vessel Wednesday last was at
tended with loss Of life under siDgulary painful circum
stances. In endeavorng to make the harbor, she
struck the shoal to the east of it, and immediately
csresned over i. was blowing terrific gale at the
tine and the frost severe that every rope gs-
tened Ike so much stall The hands r,t took shell.
ter under the bulwarks the quarterback but these
were coon carried away, and they obliged to take
to the main sail boom, which literally covered with
ice Hundreds upon hundreds Of people were looking
from Tho shore at Port Hope about two hundred yards
distant, at the painful and desperate struggle of the
brave ars cir gDg to spar as swayed about by
the storm, and washed by the surf At length jolly
boat, with Capt. Woods Of the Annie Maude of Port
Hops. in command, put out to rescue the freezing and
.urf bes:en crew. cheer roee from every voice az the
boat gained the deep wster >pd was CALAMITY erecting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
STATISTICS OF AMERICAN SEAAEN.

A letter from the Secretary of State, transmitting
from the Superintendent Of Statistics, an abstract OF
returns of Amt registered in the several
ports Of erty Of the United States during the year
ending September 30, 1856, communicated to both
Houses of Congress on Tuesday, from which are ex-
racted the Superintendent letter and two recaptaa-
tory statements as follows
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, STATISTICAL OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON Dec. |, 1856.
SIR: have the honor to transmit herewith, an ab-
straet Of the retUne made to this Department by ths
COLLECTORS of Customs showing the number of Ameri
can seamtn .gstered in the several ports OF entry OF
the Uritd States during the year endiog Sept So $780,
American seamen registered in the United States dur
ing the last II years respectively, from Oct 1882 to
Oct |, 1856, d:tIg gushing the native from the natu-
allied.
have the honor to be- Sir, your obd't serv'ti
EDMUND FLAGG, Superintendent.
REcAPITULATIos.
Statement trhbitiag the number q Amtrfeas Seamsr hsg
is,>,<d IN tie sererdI Ports Of Entry O ne United STATES
Syti1a he tear sadtaJ 80, 1885.
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EMPEROR NrcHoLAs's BEpcHAMBER.-The

EMPEROR NICHOLAS BEDcHAMBER.-TheN ord has
published the following details Of visit made by its
correspondent to the bedroom Of the Emperor Nicholas
at st. Petersburg
"Tbe person who acted as my guide did not say
whittier be was taking me. He conducted me into an
srcht room of very moderate dimensions and lighted
ty single window looking into court. This room
IVES both a study and bedroom. Before the window
was placed desk, on which was q pocketbook half
open, few sheets of paper and pens acrumped.
up handkerchief, q small saiuette of the Prince OF
Wales in the diefs of sailor and water-cOor draw w.
ing representing children. straw .bottomed chair
was placed at the desk which was much the worse for
wesr, and bore many marks Of being cut with pen
knife Near this desk was an old sofa, covered with
green leather, with well-wOrn cushions. Opposite
on g console, orDamented with a mirror was a
dresslng-case, in leather, the simplicity Of which
showed that lie owner did not indulge In any
rehnt ment OF the toilet On the chimney piece was q
small tme-piece, in black marble, on which stood
tust OF the Count &c Btokendor. There was no look.
ing glass on the chimney Half concealed by the time
piece was sta'rette in bronze of Napoleon l.. similar
to that in the Place Vendome Some pictures orna-
meLtd TIE was, representing military scenes painted
ny Horace VeiIet, French artist bust of Marshal
Reoetzky stood on the censcle portrait of the Grand
Dute Michael, brother Of Psnl was hung half con.
ceaed IN the corner Of the wall: in corner of the
Ioom stood common soldiers mpsket and on a email
table wss the hemet of q General, without plume.
and besiipg marks Of long service.
"Nesr the sofa and parallel with the desk wss an
iron camp bed. On this bed which my guide told me
to press with my bsLd TO seehow hard L felt, was a
mattress covered with leather, and pillow stuffed
with hay There was folded upon the bed an old gray
carpet were pair Of morocco leather slippers. Icon
tnpaed With surprise this suetere retreat In remote
cvner OF one OF the most fceDt palaces of Europe
hsp nad sefp ell my guide said. TkS y We study
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end bedroom Of DE Emperor Nicholas. Al that desk
bic last breath. Thss old cloak which be al~ays
wore when in this ROOM belonged tohis brother Alex
'sDder. On that carpst he knelt down and prayed,
smo,pipg and night, every day OF bis reign. These
sinners which be wore TO the lAst day OF his hfe
we're given him by the Empress on the day Of his
marriage. Wit, that mussd he hiref taught hss
children the manual exercise; and lbs hetnsos -
sIrays wore in the etreets OF 81. Fessrsbcrg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

INcEEDARY PUBLIcATIoEs.-We hope the present
Leg slsure win pass law to prevent the circulation
in this State Of incendiary Northern newspapers ana
other periodicals that flow 10 midst, calculator
10 produce disorder and disaffection smocg u.s.
Our own presses arc not permitted, without CIV
ing ofiente to some persons, to report matters anec.
ing the institution Of Slavery, necessary 70 An inte'-
ge1t view Of the subject ia regard 10 the outside pres
suIe upon il; While The Nep. York HersId, TRIBUNE
and other publications of like character abouo ding
with abusive and insulting ments and records, false
and ealumbious are freely circulated and paid orthe
proprieto adding greatly TO their wealth BY Southern
patronage. If the Legislature should think u in-
proper TO come 10 cor ict vita the Federal authority
BY forbddiDg the deiirery Of such works BY Pstlnas
ters they can fully meet the case by making Il penal
for any person ~ receive themfor the receipt of then
10 or. s,Impve evidence Of intention to circdauon
Our Representatives, however, who have con,rei OF
the subject will best know how to manage the anair
lWilminstor IN. c. Commercial
AHUnAs BODY Found Cur Up IN BARREL AT
RoUs,'s PoIST.-On Monday evening last, we learn
that the men employed at the railway ststoa isos:es
Point found ofe nsye odors airing from barrel ~ncn
had been left there on the Friday previous by ths
steamer Boston. The barrel had no owner, nor any
mark on il; nor was 1t known who had len II. IL nai
been tai en- on board the Boston at Port Kent; sccom
panyjpg was alec trunk containing old clothes, pox,
der, BALI, &c Some person unknown sesonpan n
eth barrel and trunk TO the Point, ard then dsap-
reared leaving, it 10 said instructions 70 send the OAR
rel 10 I.ac0e. In consequence Of me e1of aoosc
alluded 10. the Aarel was opened and Sound 70 copss
The rcmsiLs Of man cut up In pieces. Inc deceassd
from apnesrspces was younT, healthy and heshS; no
had cut on he back Of The bssd An inquest wss 10
10 all
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LIST OF PATENTS

Imed ro~ he Casd Sats Paie.t 0es for ne w'sk srdi'S
Dec 2, 1885,
wRrs1sANp FAsrExER-John r Derby Of Boston Mas.
HoDE OF BAcEMG ELEcTRoTyPG PLArEs-Wm. Flmst
and Edward Bookhout Of New YORK NJ K
IcE.SAw-Stephen Section Of Richmond, Ind
IMPROVEMENTS.
Ii Mor-HEAps-FredeIic Allen Of Worcester. hA.s
IL FEEDING f1rES TO Painting PsE"E'-A''s' D. Se''"
IS EaaIgEs VESSELS poR HsRM.rIcALLy sEALIHG PrR.
PosEs-Fdwin Bennett Of Baltimore, Md
is oyrss1John r H.ye. Of Phi.dsiphis, Pa
IL METHOD OF CLAIMING CUTTERS IN CurTEsHEao.tos
PLIxMG.M MISUNDERSTANDING Grosyenor Of lowell MSS
liz kocs.DsiLLrxc MAcHMEs-Msstin Gore and John ?.
In RAIL ROAD CHArss-JApes H. Morley Of 81. Loo,s, Mo-
In PESTAeaArRs-Henry keumeyer Of hscunsie. Pa
ace W. Pesslse Of Maiden Bridge, N. Y.
xIHE BAsY-WALKERA AND JusrEa-E- T. A'bbrn' {" CD
Tx EXPANDING TAr-HArIey Stone Of U,bhdse Ms.., and
Mason d. Cole OF Blackstone, Mass.
IL AxLEBox-Wm. II. Saunders q Hastings, N.Y.
IS THE srPHos CLAPEr-Hsnry NJ Walker OF wssrtewss
cenvs.rns ReT..r rro Rrcn,ooAr~e hor'os-
Ia SELF,AcIIse kAKEs goa HARVESTING hAenmss-Js'@,
Whitehead Of Manchester Va
,,sn M WoooN y WLits 81 Belf..t, Ne
In WREscHEs-Orm o. wlttcrell Of NewYsr n
Ii RAILROAD CAESARS AND CoUcHEs-Theod0re I. WOOD
Is VAULT CovEas-Thos Floyd Of Csanbersburf, Pa, a.
s.snor 70 Tt Floyd ard Geo II MeIklip Of zane ec
In FEcREs FOR 0RNDKG PAPE1 SrocK--vespaAiAn u De-
com Of Bedford Mas and Chas. H. Hill VI Bnleiiea Mas
In THE BRANAa PLASiSc WHEEL-Edwin Jones Of Green
liz COVERING THREAD WITH wooL-Andrev L. Fuller VI
Clinton, Mas. - ~,
liz sTlERIss APPARATUS FOa sHIPs-Dsvd W. Smith Of
TX c.siisc METALLIC Tvsrs-J0. Smith, jr Of Horsoa.
Mass.
DESIGNS.
For PRINTING Types Geo Bruce Of New-Yorh, ny
For HAsDSrAMP-Nathan Ames Of Sausns, Mas ssssar
20 the Boston Hand Stamp Company OF Boston, MA'~
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be an nhab.ss Of Kan:s: hs sess oppose sSs is.r1
%"moc,st he Us in favor Of the utmost pppei~ ho-
.y,y md vilhr that the people Of Kaoses should ssve
he r,yik ge Of mailing sss and Institutions i'r 'ne~
sxlxe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

STATEMENT srhibstisg As ss~oer Ameteas Seamsa
sptetirIy from Oct 1883, TO Oct l. 1866 dsH"s"'hms
Noffr froR MAJ allied.
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Legal Notice.

John IIogg, Plaintiff ! Civil action Ecnding in
vs tie court Of Common
John Hastings John PR Pleas Of Harrison county
ish admr's OF GeergeFam. Ohio
lton deceased et al.
FENiE said defendants John EIpatings and John
Il Parish, administrators of George FamlIton
deceased, will take notice that the plaintiff, John
lloge, Oh the l9'h day Of April, a. D. 1856, filed
petition in said Court which perttion is new pend
ing, against them and others the object and prayer
OF which petition is, TO have final settlement and
an account taken Of the matters involved in the
partnership lately existing between SAID plaintiff
and the said George Fanillon; and that er lain real
estate purchased wh the funds OF said parnership
may be divided, Nr sold and the proceeds divided
between said plaintiff and the heirs of said George
Famton, Said defendants are required 10 appear
md answer said petition on or before the twenty
first day June Of a. D. 1856.
ESTEP & MEANS,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
april go, l856-6t
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A Thrilling Narrative.

THE subscribers have now in press and win pub
4 lish on the 22d Of May, the Thrilling Narrative
oi EDGELL. PEARSON, tSATWOOD and saw
AGE who were .eseued after having been buried
alive for Fourteen Days and Thirteen Hours with
out Food. seven hundred feet under ground al The
Blue Rock Coal Mines
Their manuscript copy Of the narrative is auihen-
treated by the following card ave, theunaefsign.
'ed, have had .heforegoing naratveread to u.s. II
was was taken down by Mr.. Robert II, Gillmore, as
toid by Us 70 him II is correct in every particular
and gives faithful account ol our donrs AID
suaellngs whale In tho the mine We have given
fuliharahve 70 no other person." SY
WILLIAM EpsELL, JAMES PEARSON, JAMEs CAT.
weoD EpwARD SvvAsgf aHf95 lf
!. 0ders are solicitec. Single copies will be scnt
oy man tot 70 cents. A liberal discount to ,ho.e
who buy to sell again. Address 1 ~ ~ \"
GlLLM0RE & BENNETT,
GAINESVILLE, o.
Papers which copy the above twice by iorwardinO
mail or express. 8iElf Ss1lrr ..t' 'AS''' = y
May %.
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Worth Knowing.

cases Briggs and Rich cd Prints worth anywhere
IL al 8 to g.
40 pieces i, ard wide chin,s worth 25e at IL
cases Ginshans worth Is to 20 ata toy.
lew Thousand yards of fine Challp Dclnines
that we hnyebeen selling at 25 TO 81, at IS 70 l3X
To close he stock--R great bargain,
800 toz Ladies cambrc handkerchief at 6. g.
aud u cents, worth u, l8, and IS CTS.
80 piecas Irish Linen worth from ~ to 100 cents
rs 10 d aud 30 cents, and too many other sir,;
lar bargains for one advertisement at
STONE d THOMAS Beehive Store,
aptsi%, 1886. Wheeling Va.
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Notice

\ Ii persons are hereby notlned tha, petition
"A has been filed i'll hooffice of the Clerk of the
l. ouri OF Common Pleas of Harrison county. Ohio.
asking said Court to vacate SO much of South street
a. G les contig'aas to the grave yard lot in Cadis
by using said proposed vacation in connecllon with
the lots OF ground contiguous to said Street onposilo
to the present grave yard: said petition also nyays
sad court vacate certain alley running al right
angles with said South street, and Iying ha,,ysnn
lots numbered Is 10, 2f9, ~ 8, and now owned by
Samuel Mctadden, Esq
april 30, lS56-lt
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Ohio Kansas COMPANY

TuEmembers OF the Ohio Kansas Company are
hereby notified that meeting of the ,tocEhoidors
will be held at Georgetown, Harrison county Ohio
on the 3!st day OF May at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for The
purpose OF electng three home directors and cmake
an addition to the Articles of Association, more
fully defining the st'ies OF officers. and the right,
Of the members. At which time the stock hold rs
will present their receipts for money paid to agents
oi the company, and receive certificates for stock
Those who have not paid the amount Of stock ioI
which they have subscribed are requested to do SC
at or before the aforesaid meeting or it will be ia.
Eenas REIMBURSEMENT OF their stock in said com.
pany.
BY Order Of the Board,
SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sec o K.C.
May I, l555-4t
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TbeT,av ofNevspapers.

]. subsesiboTs who do not gre express notice %
Jhe confrafy ara considered as wishing 10 eontinud
Ssir subscriptions.
Q III subscribers order the disccn,nuance Of their
er0dicals the publisher may continue to send them
Nutil all hrrearages are paid.
q subscribers neglect refuse TO take their pc
iodicnls from the offices which they directed
Shey held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. N Subscribers remove 20 sther places without
hlorming the publishers and the papers are sent 70
ne former direction, they are held responsible.
q. Ihs Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals. IRON the olco or removing Snd leaving
them uncsled ior is prima faeia evidence OF ntsn'
sonal fraud.
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NEW SpEsiNG VARIETY GOODS
At Wholesale.

T HAVE just received frs instament Of 5S cases
i Of Dry and Variety Goods. 1t consists in part OF
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors Pen md
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives,
Sewing silk, Snuff Boxes Warrsns Backing
Iiandkerchiet's Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot Y Shoe Lnces Gloves, Skein Cotton,
Gum suspendrs, Gallons Shaving Soap,
Hooks Eyes, Needles & Plus, Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, En-, olopes,
knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books MLanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors; Silk Veils
Also, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints and a general
assortment of Dry and Variety Goods, Violins, Ac.
COrdeons and Musical instruments
large stock of Gold aud Silver. w atcItes, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed 10 the above stock
ROBERT COCHRAN
4th street, above. Market Steubonyille
april l6, 1856
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EneraviLo o and Printing.

FASHIONABLE weoiing Visiting, Compliment
aud commercial seals and Seal presses, Certificates
OF Stock and Deposit, BILLS OF Lading snd Ex'
change, Checks, Drafts, Notes Of Hand, Bill ecuds
circulars, how cards, Labels, Designing and En-
craving on Wood, and every variety OF Engraving
and Printing, | will forward specimens, by mail
Ton application with p y, stanpl Orders by mail
promptly attended to. Terms reasonable.
Address WM. N DUNNELL,
1875 Broadway, cor, Dey.st., n. Y.
march 2G. le5C.-3m.
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CKIsTADOROls HAIR DYE
STILL ITRIT,MPUANT,

~ Chris,adoro's matchless revitalising HAIR
DYE, and those produced by the application of the
burning fluids ordinarily sold Hair Dyes you see
at that the color is natural in one case nstu-
raj in the other, and the simple reason is that
istadoro's is the ONLY preparation which, by its
exact chemical combination, operates on natural
and inmutable principles. Made, sold aud applied
IN 10 private rooms at CRlSTADORO'o As;or
House Broad way, New York. Also fer sale by
the principal Druggists and Perfumers throughout
the county.
New York Agents-W, H, CARY & CO; ana
WARD, CLOSE u co,
March 26 Is.6-ly
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We will send by express prepaid one or more OF
these sizes to any part Of the United States, cast
OF the Mississippi, Tor not far west Of it, on re.
ceipt OF the price,
Money may be sent by mail; "registered'' at our
risk
Agents wanted In every county, Town, and city
in the Union, Circulate with iull description seat
on application. Addres,
AMERICAN g. FOREIGN PATENT AGENC Y
Go. 79 Duane st, New York.
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eMcEao,reU a. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEuBENVlLLE, OHIO
TX EEP always on hand large assortment oi
IN School, Medical aud Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and 4 uei Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofal sises; Note Papers, En-,
veopes, Steel Pens, and ali kinds ofStattonery
They ore prepared to ill all orders from Me- :
chsnts, School Committees, Teachers and Others al
low prices.
Having Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we ure prepared to make ali kinds of Blanks
Tor Railroads. Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound TO OF.
der, we the best quality of stock, and employ
the best workmen, Our work will compar lavora.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the state
Blanks Of all kinds PageG to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan
ner's Scrups. MCDOWELL j. CO.
Steubenvie, March !, 1855
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Masonic Celebration.

The Masonic Fraternity intend 10 have a
celebration in Steubenvills on Tuesday the
cath day Of June. The S. & 1. R. R. will
carry passengers from this place there aud
back at half price. Let all attend.
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Now York Advertisements.
The History Of the
War ira hSUFOpe9

Giving full details Of the operations OF the Allied
Armies in the Crimes, &c, illustra ted by the
finest steel engravings-iorIning a pJT-
trait gallery Of war cslehrities--s pan
orana of localities and battle scenes.
A Ill WHO FEEL AN lNTEREST IN THIS
IA important work should subscribe. Published
the LEI and Is OF each month"; in parts al IS cents
each, containing % pages Of leIter-press, lcrge
Svo. Se and two splendid engrayings.
Will be forwarded free by mail for six months,
on receipt OF SO. Any PEI son sending US club OF
ten will receive copy gratis. Influential parties
may realize very handsome income by acting rs
agents for the above and other valuable works, cat
aiogues of which may be had by enclosing two
stamps to THE LONDON PRINTING AN D PU B.
LISTING COMPANY. SIS Dey street. New York.
d, BRAIN, Agent
Nav n ;g56-tg,