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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-13

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FURNlTUREl
RYAN'S s BUILDINGS,
PITTsBuRau,

AAAAoDOhul1,
THE subscriber would respectfully in.
form his,friends and thepubic, that be has
purchased the interest of his lrle PARTNER and
Il nnw sole proprietor Of this great Uabnet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment the most
extensive and complete uf .he kind il, the coun /.
try.
With stock ofover one million feet Of choice
lumber well seasoned, and strong force Of
first rate mechanics. he will commence opera.
tions in few days, when lie will be ready 10
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends and
customers. f}r
A variety Of new styles of Furniture will be
introduced and sold at low prices
Particular attention will be given to the man.
uracturing nf Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotels which will be sold on accommodating
terms aud at prices that will defy competition.
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
so much admired for durability and neatness
Of design will be sold At the reduced prices ol
$3.50 to 50 per set,
Scroll saving and Turning Of all kinds done
10 order.
u.Rooms with Steam power to rent, m
Veneers. Varnish, hair cloth Mullny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will bs sold to the ira IL at small
advance W Eastern cash prices.
u, u. RYAN, ~, Fifth st..
eeAa, Pittsburgh,
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N NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received by eth.
- er Of the Directors namad below. until
FRIDAY, February X, 1855.
For pSrS'n To act rs Superintendent of tho
Jefferson County Inhrmary, for inn wear pnsu.
ing. from tha first day Of April No: {. Hi. du
ties will he 10 recriye paupers, prnvlds pmvi<.
iona, cloihipg and fuel. TO keep tho farm in
repair. aud attend to such crops as may be no
cpssary or require by the Directors. His
wife must cook. wash, make and mend cloth
ing aud bedding for the inmates, aud attend /,
the household duties generally. 1t will be re-
membrred that there is an addition 10 l6e fan
making in all about $50 acres
Proposals will he received for Physician fol
the ensuing year, for the ln6rnary proper
also for Physician during same time, for out
door paupeis. The Physician for ln6rnar,
proper, IN furnish medicines, pay at least i've
visits monthly 10 The lnfrmary. and as mucl
ofener ~ cal cd upon. The physician fnr on
door pauperS, to furnish medicines aud to at
tend uall cases in tha county where his servi
cos may be required.
Proposals will also be received for fumishln,
Cutlins and rurgl boxes for lhp said Iuirmary
for the Ell 'uing year Said Cosfins aud rougl
boxes to be delivered anywhere in the count,
that The Directors may require.
Bonds and security will be required for th
fsithful performance of the contracts.
JOHN HARTFORD,
JOHN LlNDUFF,
.-.... L. II. McFEELY.
jan23.3t Directors Of JEFF. 90. In.
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BARoAINsl BARGAINS III. G, Garrett
10 now selling out his fall and winter stock
Of dry goods, preparatory to his going east, /,
at verysreduced prices, From this time to
the irst Of March opportunity will be fur
nished 70 persons wishing to purchase in
hia line, at 25 per cent. below former pri-
ces, and Garrett has always sold cheap
enough In all conscience Call and examine
his goods and ascertain his prices, and If
you do not make purchase we will not
charge gop \ csnl Or this notice.
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Grlllf! sAmlelTilllQll. l iii; iii
's The CITIZENS BANK still continues Il
pay interest on deposits. D. MooDY.

INcoRREcr RUMoR, We under
stand lhati. has been extensively circulated
Smopg the farmers through the country,
chat Mr.. Geiselman, of the steam -four
ing mill is not paying as high prices for
wheat as some other buyers in this mar
ket. Such is not the fact. This gentle
man, pays PROMPTLY at as high figures,
for the purpose of manufacturing at home,
as any Of the agents OF foreign companies
do for the purpose of aending ii abroad
He should have the preference over
agents Of foreign spectators.
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[oRr0INAL.1 .,.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on tho Sd day OF July, 1867
STATE or OHIO, AUDITOR OF
STATES OFFICE, ~
CoLUMBUs, Jan. 81. 1856.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 81, 1856,
WHEREAS, The Etna Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, Conn.,, located at Hart
ford, in the State OF Connecticut, has filed
in this Office sworn statement of its con-
dition, as required by the first section Of
the "Act to regulate the Agencies of In
surance Companies not incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed May l, 1854:
And Whereas, said Company has furnish
ed the undersigned, satisfactory evidence
that it is possessed of at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars Of actual Capital invest
ed in stocks Of at least par value, or in
bonds or mortgages Of unincumbered real
estats worth double the amount for " Nhch
the same is mortgaged:
And Whereas, said Company has filed in
this Office written instrument, under its
corporate seal, signed by the President and
Secretary thereof, nominating and appoint
ing John s. Patterson, of Steubcnville, its
Agent for the transaction Of business OF
insurance, and fully and unreserv edy all.
thorizing him to acknowledge service oI
process for and on behalf of said Company
consenting that service Of process upon
him, the said Agent, shall be taken anl
held to be as valid as if served upon the
Company, according to the laws of this
State, or of any other State, and waving
all claim of error by reason ofsuch service
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the first
section of the Act to regulate the Agencies
of Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the State of Ohio" passed May, !, 1854
!, Francis NJ. Wright, Auditor cf sai'
State. do hereby certify that the said JOIN
$. Patterson is authorized as mn Agent 70
the said Company, to transact the buslncs
of Insurance in this State, until the thirty
first day of July. in the year ono thousnn
eight hundred and fity.siy, so far as h
may be legally empowered so to do by hi
letter of appointment, and the instruction
which may bo given 10 him by the sal
Company.
In Witness Whereof, I hav'
.. hereunto subscribed my nam
and caused the seal Of my Of
tsEAL flee to he affixed, this Bis
day of January, in the yea
Of our Lord one thousan
eight hundred and fifly-six.
+. VI. WRIGH /, Auditor.
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Jan %, 1866. e
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SeYastonol Not Taken !
s. L. Sharn.

Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist.
KEEPS constantly on hands all kinds Of
IA manufactured tobacco, cigars and snuff
Articles sold by him are warrented To be Of the
best quality.
Shop on Market sIroet. south side. one door
below sixth street, and opposite Nash'S new
building.
SicuLenvile. sept. 10 'jj-ly.
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PWe have received Graham's Mag
azine for January and February. BolI,
numbers contain variety of interesting
matter, and the engravings are superb
,Graham's Magazine, we can recommend
as well fued for the family circle.
Price SO. Address Abraham IT. See
Publisher, log Chestnut Street, Philadrl-
phia.
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6-We direct attention to the statement
of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company
published in this paper. 1t will be seen
that the company is in sound and healthy
condition. E. II. McFeeley Esq, the
gentlemanly agent will suf ly transact both
toiha Company md to its patrons. Givehin
call, and all necessary explanations will be
given gratis,
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Madison College

UNInNTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA.
TNHE Srcnnd Tenn If rhp pres, NJ An
- nual Scsson Of This well known Insliu.
lion WILL commence on Monday. the 4'h day
OF February, and continue until the last week
in June
The Chemical, Philosophical aud Astronom.
cal Apparatus is complete, aud every facility
is afforded The Student for the requirement of
either partial nir Collegiate course.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERM
Collegiate Department, sen; Grammar School
$40. The purchase Of limited Scholarship
will reduce The Tuition in the Collegiate D..
parlmrut one half, Boarding $l,75 TO $225.
Ro"mS can be had in the Gull, ge Buildings by
students drsinng to hoard themselves.
For further information >te Catalogues which
can be had by addressing The President, Rev.
Geo. Br"w", DID,, Uniontown, Fayette Co ,
PENNSYLVANIA.
JAM 80 1856
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1855 FALL & WINTER CooDs. 1858,
H. a. GARRETT,s

EUST opened, the largest, best and cheap
~ est stock of Fall and Winter Goods ever re-
ceivcd in this city, comprising all the neweAt
styles Of Ladies' DRESS goods Shawls. Em.
hrodcries lIhsiery, GLOVES, Mitts Null and
Swiss ElVing. Irish Linen, Diaper, Tabl
Cloths, silk and Linen hdkrs. French and En
gli.h cloths and CaSsimcres; Plain aud Fancy
Ve.ting: Saliinets. Tweeds. checks. Tickinks,
Muslin all widths, qualities and prices. !,
Persons wishing goods by the yard or pieee
will find it greatly 10 their advantage by call.
ing atihis house before purchasing their go6ds.
oct, 3. II. G. GARRETT, Third Of.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
JANUARY lsl, 1855,
To the Auditor of the State of Ohio.

/. The name of the Company is the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and
its location is Hartfor d, Conn.
2. The Capital stock of the Compa-
ny is 100000.
3. The amount of its capital stock
paid up is 100000.
4. The Assets Of the company are
as follows: SF
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I. o. o, F.
NIMROD ENOAMPMENT No. 3, +.

o. o. F. meets every second, and fourth,
Fridays, at 6lf o'ckck, p. M. in JtifersoA
Lodge ruons, On Third Slnet, over, GarrettS
Store. Benjamin Pearce, a. p, J. A. Wslkes
8. W.. John WHggunpr, Hclibe.
Jefferson Lodge No. 6, !. o. o. f., meets
every Tuesday u 6 9 o'cluck. p. m, In ihelS
lall on Third street, over 0arrett's stpre. jas
o'Gral. ", NC, Il 8. B. Trnyner, v. a..
Gen. r. Means, Secretary.
Goud Will Ludge No. i4}, I. o. o. r.. iDeoss
every Thurs,lHy at 6 3 o'clock, p. m, In their
Hall on Fourth street, over BETTY 3 ASteelmsu's
stnrp. y. Filsun, N. g., o. N. Tbaxhel.
v. g., wm Arbouyh, Secretary.
| Feb. g. lehl
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Order Of Sale.

orTsen0ory sn rry Adams ! BY virtue Of an OF, Or,
M'Kee & Robson. ont the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of JefftfsJn County. State Of Ohio.
hearing date the I2th ,layof January 1856.
and 10 me directed, willoiTtr and expose to
sale by public vendue and outcry at the front
door Of the Govt HDusc, in Steubenylle, JEFF.
erson County, Ohio. OH
Tuesday. the 10Th day Of February, 1856,
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p NJ of said day the following described
real estate, 81 uate on the waters of Short creek
in the county Of jefferson and State Of Ohio.
TO wit: A pan Of spction l3 in township d Of
range Gin the Steubenville land district, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit: beginning
at post where locust bears north wesI 10
| links and running uor'h II degrees east 50
poles 10 the middle uf Short Creek thence
north west l3 poles continuing up tho mid
die of Short Creek, north 81 degrees west 4o
poles north So west ID poles south, Sl west l6
poles south 67 degrees north lG poles to the
| lower end of the shet ting in the mill dam in
the middle Of lle creek north so degrees west
poles TO the lower part of the bdment and
to the outer corner thereof, south CD degrees
west 4 poles along the abutnpnt to the up
per corner, south 63 degrees east 1I poles Ia
ihe corner uf the mill dam. south 30 degrees
west 43T poles up the mll.dam To a stake on
the hauk, sugar tree 6 inches bears south q
west 29 links, south II degrees enst across til,
creek and along the road 26 poles 10 STAKE
thence with the road south 1 degrees wet :,C
pule, south IS degrees east l6 poles, south 6;
degrees east "a poles, south d degrees east III
poles 10 David Humphreys line, east l6 norI
degrees esst 46 p"le" t" the place Of begin
ming containing ffty.two acres and forty .iuu
pnes, mure dr lass. tIgelhrr with all and Sh
gular the Wooden Factory and all buildings o,
said premises with all the machinery attached
To said Wooden Factory, or in anywlse upper
{ tanning thereto. whether inside or outside U
said Woolcn Factory appraised at s545S.e5
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES II. BLlNN, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, SteuhtnvIlle, Jan. l6 1856
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Valuable Farm f,r Sale.

TIlE undersigned offers for sale farm
Il containing lob acres lying in Cross Creek
Township, Jefferson County. Ohio, situate IN
M'ln,irc's adjoining Sweringen's lower mill
There are 65 acres cleared and in good repair
with fine orchard of choice grated fruit.
The above farm is offered very low, and easJ
terms # payment will be given.
Ian. lG-4tpd. ANDREW EKEY Jr.
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Woolea Factory For Rent.

THE subscriber living on Cross Creek
wishes TO rent his factory-about tivo miles
from Steubenville Oh tho Railroad, either for
money or Oh the shares, op reasonable terms.
Jan, 3O.5trd, ANDREW EKEY Jr.
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PITTsBuRGn, March s, 1e47

PITTsBuRon, March s, 1e47.
Mr.. R. Z SELLELs;-lt istrom sense Of
duty, as well as with great pleasure. that
! bear testimony to til, virtue of yonr just
yEcelebratcd Vcrmluge. lprocured n sim
gle bottle, and gave it to three of my chill
dren, who had been i'll for several weeks
The eldest was seven years old; the next
four, and the Youngest eighteen months
The first passed fiIly-sIx worms, the second
forly-seven, and the third a considerable
number, not distinctly recolected. Since
then, they have been doing well, and are
now in good health.
Yours respectfully, $. WAKEFtEhD.
Prepared and sold by R, E. SELLERS
& Co.., Pittsburgh, Pa, and for sale by
llening q Melvin.
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Your ATTENTION TO THIS. To have
Cough or Cold with continual pain in
the breast, splitting OF mucous and
phlegm from the breast and lungs, is tru-
ly very annoying; and besides being
annoying. are usually the precursors Of
deep seated bronchial disease, which even
tually undermine the constitution and de-.
stroy life. Our readers will be pleased 10
hear of an efectual and speedy remedy
for these cases in Dr., Keyser's 'Pectoral
Syrup sold at the Drug Store of Heniug
& Melvin's, in this place.
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~ WIN. CuLIoM, (Anl,Nebraska
Amercan,) Of Tennessee, was elected
Clerk Of The House of Representatives, in
Washington City on the 4th inst, by a
vote Of 1873 to 27.
This result looks wonderfully like or
ganizing the various Committees, by pla.
cling upon each Of them one American
three democrats and five Repubi-
cans!!l as the Washington gossip has
it. The American element will have The
controlling influence in every important
Committee, as certainly, as it is true thai
N. P. BANks is trust worthy Statesman.
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ThsGresp Mountain Rotary.


A COOKING STOVE designed for fars
IA mtrs and hotel keepers, burning wood and
coal, aud guaranteed 10 give satisfaction to rui,
chasers. AlsO ETNA AIR TIGHTS large 0vKN ane
the Star Of iheiWesl. The slaves are far ahead
Of any yet introduced for baking and roasting.
In res peci to saving fuel and foF durability are
mequaled. Mnufaclpred by A. Bradley
Pittsburgh. The subscriber keeps constantly
ON hand large assortment of all kinds ofiin
Sheet. Iron and Brass Ware Persons 81 E@@s
6f anylling in his line will save money by giy<
ing him cah. Spouiug roofing and all kinds
ofjub work done 10 arder and at the lowest pnt
ces. The highest prices paid for old coppey4
pew,ef Slelc South SlA street nearly opposite
The Nnrtnn House. J.H. LINDSAY.
april 2lih 1865.
! r 0Ndi SHASI,s.--Bay State long md.
- Square. Shawls, A good assortment
on hand aud iol sale low ut the store Of \ d
dsc. ~. j. ALLEN.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP.
PIE undersigned would respectfully in.
form the public that they have ente ed n ;
to copartnership. and are carrying on the abore
business Mt the stalid formerly occupied hy II.
N. Brister, South Sd ST., between adams and
Market Streets. From their knowledge Of the
business. they hopeto be able TO give satlsiao-
tion 10 their patrons.
A liberRl share Of custom is respectfully So
liciied. JoHS KESpEaL.
October 9th IS l.y. Al REYKo1DA.
SeVastopol Not Taken! !
| ElEST, Market street, has in store 40
excellent assortment Of C0NFECTIONE.
RIES. de-, purchased expressly for this market
iaisins by The pouud or box; Crackers, choice
brands; currants; Candies; Dates; Prunes; Lem,
ons; Figs; Citrou; Gum Drops; Know Nothines
Jenny Lind Drops; Cakes Of all kinds; Nuts ol
al kinds; Fruits; Fire Crackers, Torpedoes. DC
Parties furnished with Pound, Fruit, Lady Cal,
and ice Cream.
Great inducements offered TO Country merch,
ants aud others, who wish to purchase by the
quantity Tor bargains in Conlectioneries, ,ea
ut M FEIST'S,
: jan lSt VI M.'ket t.. Steubenville.
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NOTIUE IN ATTACH aTIN -

NOTICE In ATTACH ZEN H.
= Frederick Cammaran aud r. II. Stow. doing
business under the name Of the New York &
Ohio Coal Company. def, ndanls, will lake no
lice That at the Instance Of Philip F Gci,p,
pIa ntif. an order of attachment az ainst the
goods, chattrlS, DC of ,lle DEF, ndaHtS, was on
the 18Th day Of January, 1856, issued by
Samuel Paisley. Justice Of tn leare, for Sa.
line township, Jefferson comfy Ohio, for the
sum of $l%2 40. frbl33t
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT,
Frederick Cammar0n undF. II. Stow, do
ing business under the name of the New
York and Ohio Coal Company, defendants,
will take not ice that at the instance OF Dun
can Mcdonald, Daniel Mcdonald, jacob
n. Mccullough and Philip F. Gese, part
ners, under the name of Mcdonald, Geise
81 Co., Plaintiffs an order of attachment
against the goods, chattels, &C., of the de-
PENDANTS was on the 18th day of January,
1856, issued by Samuel Paisley, Justice
Of the Peace, tor Saline township Jefferson
county, Ohio for the sum of S296.l1,
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6TWe tender our thanks to Hon. L. D.
Campbell NC, for valuable Congressional
favors.
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dunlap & Coblo,

HAVE JUST ope ed an extensive stock
AA of well selected Dry Goods, compflsihn
neatly every article in that line. together with
full supply Of Groceries, Qneensware. etc.
Believing with others that the ready PAY
system is for the mutual advantage Of both
seller and consumer, they will therefore In fu.
ture conRne themselves IL il az much a. poeps
ihle--departing FROM it only with careful die
crimnation--in order that promptness may hA
secured-lhus enabling them TO offer their
goods at u smull advance on cost, That the
purchasing community may be assured that
bargains arc 10 be obtained, they are respsci-
fully invited 10 call at ,hecomer Of Fourth and
Adams streets, aud judge ior themselves.
oct. 24-6m DUNLAP d poRLH
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The Trnth, by Men Of Truth.

TIC IInCN, ny INCH OF TfuGn.
Concerning Sellers Vermiiuge, A sim
gle vial producing wonders. Read the fol-
lowing from the Rev, s, Wakefield, Pastor
of the Liberty Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.

Urban 4 Orr lRY virtue of d
VS. :. ~ writ Of vendi OK.
Scubenvie & Indi }ponns issnod nm. If
ana Aaliroau 0ohp"' he Court Of Common
n.y., JPleas fur Jefferson
county a"a lhe 5Ia'eo' Ohio, In this case, aud
to mo directed, bearing ,la,r The ooJ Jav ,,r
january, icoo, ! wiz "iFer and expose to salu
ny puooc Wnuue anu uulrry at the front door
W 'he Iou'lhnu"', I' The town Of Sleuben.
vile aud county 0f J,Errson .on
SATURDAY, the 2jd day of February, 1856,
between the hours oflO u'cl'k am d 4p IN of said
day the following lands AID ,,ncurnls. to.wit:
situate lying aud being in jeff frsnn county and
S'ale"f ohln. IN Tnwnship q. rng'2. in the
oteuh'nvlIlr land district, part of which il IN
me south west quarter If spcllin M. ., and a
part III the ilh'wesl quarter Of sprliun no. 8,
anu bonnded and described as fplluws: bt .
ginning d perchrs Gust of the northwest cor.
li'r OF section no. aud southwest corner of
sectlon no y, at stUne where u white oak Is
inches III diameter bears south l5 degrees
west links, thence south 26, perches 10 Il
post. thence east q perchd, To marked hick
oty grub thence nnr,h % ,les east. 90, 6 per.
clieS 10 post on The creek bank, thence north
" u'S o"so !iio percnes 10 post ~ the
eecttOn line, thence mo section nn 8, north 46
urg east 23,9 perclrs 10 n post. thence south
e9!s wrste p'irher 10 plum tree. thpncu
ll"r'ii 6Sl west l6perchps, 10 pnst, thence
nAdeg west2l a perchcs toap poa near aspiring
thence south ~ deg west I2ptrchc4 10 p,st
thence south IL pwches lu the place uf be.
ginning, containing 1 acres mure ,,r less; with
The ,appurtehallces lhereumto brlunging. subject
to he right Of way through said premises ful
he Stenbenville d Indiana Railroad Cunpany
a' their said ruad is now constructed thereon
Appraised al $3.50. Terms uf sale--Cash.
JAMES II. BLlNN, Sheriff
Sheriifs Office, Steubenvillp; Jan. 22, 1856.