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The examination into the charges Of
poisoning against Palmer, in England,
elected evidence Of Circumstance that
has called public attention TO the insecu-
rity Of The letter envelopes known as self
sealing OF adhesive. At the instance Of
the accused party, post master had open
ed letter thus sealed, shown him the
contents. and resealed il without delec-
iton. That can be retlily done. All that
is necessary is 10 mois'en the adhesive
matter, which can be done by wetting the
tongue of the envelope, and allowing il
10 remain in that condition few min.
utes. The letter can then be opened with
facility, will indeed sometimes fly open,
and can be resealed in the original man.
ner, especially if the adhesive matter has
originally been liberal; otherwise li'lle
gum is added. Detection is impossible
A London paper says: "The Inference
is inauspicious and we fear we must re.
turn to the age Of sealing wax, or demand
all ready adhesive envelope. We appre-
hend that il will be difficult to supply
such demand, as whatever means are
requisite to seal it will be sufficient to un-
seal it.'-N. Y COcrier.
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NevEalland Wintar aOods!
g. q ]. SCOTT,
For isSxs. Il

/
WE are now opening in our new build
ing, on Market ST., one Of the largest
and most extensive stocks Of Fall and Winter
Dry Gnods, Trimmings DC. ever received.
Our stock Of duss goods We believe is much
fuller and richer than any we have heretofore
received, comprising the newest and richest
goods in Market. BLACK Dress aud Mantilla
Silks, from 40c to $l.75; Rich Barred and
Striped do Plain and Fancy colored Silks of
extra fine qualify aud new styles; French
Merinos aud Cashmeres French Delains of
the richest patterns American aud English
do; all wool nlain deancs Persan's, DC,
French Merino Plaids new patterns; Cling
hams. prints, etc., will be sold at the lowest
possible prices,
DoMEsTlo GooDs.--YarG wide Grown Muslns
at Ga cents heavy do TO &c; bleachrd do,
good article. Ga cents; fnp do ~ 70 l2ta {;
Pillow Case Muslin and Linen; Sheeling
Muslin and Linen. 3 Yards wide; Diapers and
Crash, Tickings, checks, etc.; Will be sold at
very low prices,
BoNNETS BnyNErs IA large and extensive
stock of Fall and Winter Bnnnets. Bedford
and English straw, colored Brilllanls and Bel
grade, Split Straws, with rolled edge. ETC., eic
MILLINERY DhPARTMEvT-W are mnnufac
turing extensively under the personal super
intendence of Miss Armstrong. from New
York, the latest French styles of Satin, Silk,
Velvet and Mourning Bonneis Dress caps and
head dress, stock of which is kept conslant-
ly an hand and made at The shnrle>t notice to
order Every pains will be taken to please
the taste and give satisfaction 10 our numrr.
0usly increasing customers in this department
Bonnets of the late French patterns now re.
ceived
SuAwLs SuAwLs !-Broeha square and long,
of the richest patterns; Stella do, an entirely
new article Printed Cashmere long and ,quure
Wooden Shawls al very low prices.
TRIMMINGS ~ EVERY VARIETY We can offer
AT this time the most extensive sio,k Of Dress
Trimming in the CITY; WTpred GanonS from
ia to Gee, of black aud the riches, fancy col.
0rs Marabo and Moss Trimmings something
very rich aud entirely new Velvet. Plush and
fancy trimmings in every variety cords and
Tassels, Frirges, Trimming Laces, Gloves,
etc; hair Fronts and Curs, Mohair head Drop,
etc, etc.
EMBRoIDERIEs--Superb French Collars, chem.
sptts and UndprSlpeves, JacGonpt and Swiss
Edgings and lnserlings, new patterns Swiss
and Jacconet FlOuncings, elC.; large ass0u-
nenl Of full.and half mourning collars, chem
isetles and sleeves, DC.
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Cot age use.


HENRY Bone has taken tl rgc Of th,
~ Cottage House, ard is prepared 10 accom-
mediate tn" public
He has refr rn-hrd the principal rooms, aud
in many other RESPECTS added 10 'hr cnmfur'
orhe house Hi. tabl. will at all tunes b.,
supplied with the best The market affords i
i, his intention. and shall br hi constant ear,
10 render hi- house, in every respect, all lI,a,
may be desired by his guests.
BoardprS aud Pleasure Parties accommodated
on reasonable ,erms.
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I
A New Trick OF LEGERDEMAM.-Ve.
nice was anciently famed for its admirable
police 1t happened one morning that "a
| French nobleman, in taking a few turns
in the square of ST. Mark, had his pockel
picked Of valuable family watch. In.
slanlly on ascerlaining his loss, he repair
ed 10 the police department, and express
ed with llllle discretion. and in no me is-
uIed terms, his surprise that nnder It's so
much vaunted regulations, such an acci-
cident should have befaIen him in the
middle Of the day, and in so public n
place.
"Be careful how you speak Of the pol
ice of Venice" said lle Commissary tn
whom he addressed himself; 'your quail.
ity as ftreigner will not shelter you, if
your inveclives should lun To TOO great a
length. Deposit here four zecIins and re.
pair Tomorrow morning, aleleven O'Clock
to the spot where you lost your watch,
with an assurance it will be restored to
you. The Frenchman was punclual and
waited until tw" without any iiding OF his
watch. Sill more enraged than before,
he again presented himself TO the
COmmssary, venting the birterest impre.
cations, and swearing by the Blessed Vir.
gin, the devils in hell, and all The saints
III Paradise, tha, he had been shamefuIly
bubblrd, having not lost his watch but
his srcIins, together with his lime, which
he held tn be equally valuable. Look
10 your eob," said The Commissary, aud
there, to his utter astonishmeni, Monsieur
found his Uatch.
"You have to learn something further
of the Venetian police" added the Com
missary. "for which purpose here is an
officer who will accompany. you" Hav-
ing dccended 10 sublerranean apartment.
his guide led linn BY several gloomy,
vaulled passages, in crossing which he
became more and more anxious as to uha,
was to belal him. to chamber, dimly
Iigh'ed bya lamp, where, in a re,tss
The curtain Of which was drawn aside for
his inspection, suspended by a cord he
saw the thief
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----ASAeS-----------------
Crossing the Atlantic this Year.

The arrival Of the Ptrsa, without
bringing any news of The Pacific, greatly
lessons the chances, if it does not remove
all hope of the safety of the latter vessel.
Meantime, from the experience of the
Arago, the Persia, and all other vessels,
it is clear that The Atlantic is unusually
full of icebergs this season. The exces-
siye cold has nearly doubled their mum
ber, and much increased their size; ant
navigation by the ordinary nollIern route
is consequently attended with great peril
In view Of this fact, the captain of the
Arago recommended, S. smelime ago. thai
sailing vessels al least should keen fur.
ther to the South than customary. We
think the advice might be extended to
steamers also, and that The route should
be made more Southerly than even the
captain of the Arago contemplated.
For it must be remembered that The
winter has been excessively cold, even
within the tropics. There has been ice
III Florida, SHOWS in hxas and severe
and Indictment weather all through the
West Indies. Long belore !his, if south
\ = 4
ern lall udts had been as warm as usual
al this season, we should have had d lhaw-
ing wind from that quarter, rain and a
freshet. But, as yet, the south wind is
comparatively cold. This extraordinary
low temperature, in The Gulf of Mexico
and along It's coasts, cannot but have an
influence on the temperature of The Gulf
Stream. Such has been the consequence
we know from anolher fact. The la,e
sasterly storm, if the Gulf S,ream had
been as warm as usual in March, would
have been rain, and not snow. Ye,
IT'S the Chill Stream that is the principle
agent IN melting the lcebergs. That pow.
erlul aud enormous current being colder
than ordinary This spring, it follows thai.
icebergs will be found much further south
than heretofore. Prudence would dictate,
therefore, that vessels crossing the Allan
tic should give these floating mountains
aiwider berth than common, even at the
inconvenience so annoy ing 10 Ame ericans
especially, Of extending the lime Of their
voyage.
- Ihe northern route, as all seamer
know, has been preferred, for the las
seventy years, because il is not only aclu
ally shorter, but il enables the shin lc
head off the Gulf Stream. It's letter
however, TO sacrifice llltle time than tc
risk many lives. The presumption j.
tsEong, that unless vessels, in crossing ,he
Atlantic, this season, run well TO lhe
soul9, there will be larger catalogue.
than ever before, of missing ships. ueye,
10 be heard from tJIl the @sea gives u,
its dead.'' u
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MCDOWELL & co,

III UV W I'LL " UU',
Booksellers, StaiiOnerS, Paper Draiers, BLank
Book Manutacfurers and Book Binders.
nEALERS at Wholesale and Rnall, it,
~ Schonl, Classical, Mrdical. Theological
Miscel anepis, and Blank Books, Ruled and
Plain Cap, Post aud Note Papers, Printing aud
Wrapping Papers. Wall Pa prrs and Border,
School, Counting House aud Fancy Stationery
Merchants aud othrr> desiring to purchase
will do well 10 call and examine our stock.
The highest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL & CO,
North side of aket, above Fourth street
Steube hviil' Obip. Jan. /, So
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WOODEN FACTORY Fcr Rent.

Woolen Factory Fer Rent. M
TIE suhserIber living on Cross Greek
wishes TO nu, his factdrv--atout FIVE mile.
frnn Sipnbenviile on the Railrosd. eilh,r FOL
money ar on the shares up reasonable terms
Jan. pl.20 81 s ANDREW EKEY Jr.,
| MANFbk-ltlO 600 bushels good sOurd
Gmp.ifpr which the higlleri markAtprice
viii b. y aid il, cash
Feb o. OF. HOLLOWAY d 90,
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LOUIS NAPOLEON, We are credibly in
formed, has board bill, unpaid to this day
in the hands OF an ex-landlord, residing in
Hoboken, n. j. The story is this: When
"the nephew of his uncle" was last in this
country, he spent several days in luxurious
living, at an inn then kept by one of his
own countrymen, over there; but the obi
cations incurred at the time have never
yet been discharged, though the Emperor
weare assured, has frequently had his mem.
ory refreshed as to the fact. The apart.
ment occupied by his defaulting Majesty is
still shown, with the imperial initials, IL
NJ" hacked out, on the panel of the door
with jack-knile, that lit may be added,
the distinguished stranger borrowed from o
son of the landlord, which he likewise for.
got to return to the owner.
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Answer to enigma of Marian and Shell
Ion, "The Alphabet" answered by Rose
bud, Bruno, Ruth and Archidemus.
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.-
A M ERICA n USE,
NEWARK. o.

HAVING taken the large and convcni,n n
~ three story brick house at the west c"rnrI
of the public square, and fully repaired andre
furnished the entire establishment, the under
signed offers tito the consideration of the pub
lie. He assures those who may palroni>r him
that every effort will be- made 10 render lhpn
perfectly comfortable, and that fair bills orl,
will b. charged. He rrsl> li> claims with II
public. 7. D. HAMILTON.
Nuwork AuU '55 tf
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WASHINGTON HALL,

,.uarl:ct Shce', O,p@fr P"bIic buildings.
.>hnLcnrii". Ohio.
WM. MOSSGRDVE, Proprietor.
The above house has been thoroughly rfitei
and furnished in the most modern style
lime 9D
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Marble Establishment,
sc. M'CLEARY,

ATTORNEY AZ LAW and NOTARY
"A PUBLIC, Warrenton, Ohio, will carefully
attend 10 all business entrusted to hun in The
counties Of Jrliersun, Harri>un and Belmont, in
the Stale of Ohio; aud Broo ie aud OhIo coun
lies, Va. Office opposite tho Western Hotel.
January / lcjo.
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Answer to enigma of +. G. NJ, "Who
will be our next Presidents" answered by
Rosebud, Florence, Neptune, Bruno, Ruth
and Archidemus.
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MO0DEY & ELLIOT,

inFFICE Corner Third and Market SITS
- Steubenville, o. in. l.
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Cheap and Fashionable Clothing!
AT
JON H0FM AVER

WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Makei 81. Three Doors aboCe Eauth,
SIEUBENFILLE, ONO
The best assortment Of Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps ever offered in steubenville.
'NHE u UNDERSN\ ED has inSl rerriv-
and is adding weekly to his large and gen
eral assortment Of Ready Made rlnihing. the
latest styles as they come out, to which he di.
reefs the attention Of his friends and the pub
lie, assuring them that he ia prepared 10 sell
every description of goods, at rices lower
than has ever been purchased in this section
of the State In point Of stvle, quality or du
rabiliiy. his Goods cannot be, excelled in Thu
or any other Western Market. His prices arr
uniform, and the public may feel confident hal
they will at all times receive the worth Of thei
MOI ey. tF '"fN
1t will be to the nterps, 6f alto call and
exam ne before purchasing elsewhere, as hi,
Cloth " is made to order. he is satisfied thu
he isa Htto sell better g"ods-at lower price,
tLan a, house in the city
:. H0FMAYER, Market street..
three doors above Fourth, Steub
oct. Q1-Iy 44af-
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NEW BOOKS,
Urn AMEN rs of Memory Elegantly
OBound and Illustrated.
Scenery OF the United States do do
Sabbath Belle do do
/ he English Orphans by Mrs. Holmes.
empest and sunshine do
Cleve Hall
The Wrinkles
Beauty for ashes.
GiliIlans Third Gall6fy
The dewdrops
Representative Women by Baldwin
Aspirations by Mrs. Manners
Ida Norman by Mrs. Lincoln Philips
Questions of the Soul-by Wecker,
Wisdom, Wit Il Whims.
Phocnixlana
Fitzgeralds Exhibition Speaker
Richard the Teachers
The Lnnces of Lynwood
Molly 81 Kitty
Young Americans abroad
Pleasant Pages for Young People
Love of Country
The Guiding Star
Oriental Story Book
Wit Bought
And a variety of additional Juveniles
mniaturesa aud Toy Books Just received and
iorsale by j. r. SLACK, & co.
Brush Fact ry.
DRTSHES AND FANCY GOODS
- Wholesale and Retail, at
d SrEWART'S,
No. &c Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, [betw cen
Wood and Market.l dec. l9-3m
VOOIIl ACHE is really cured by DR.
Keysprs Tooth Ache Remedy Sold at Hen,
ming d Melvin's. and prepared by DR. George
H. Keyser, wholesale Druggist, Pittsburgh Pa.
sept, 2G-ly.
y EDUCED PRICES MY Store is
Itnow filled with choice selection of walclIs,
clocks, Jpwelry. &c, which have reduced To
the lowest possible prices warranting lS ka.
rats gold levers for S25 90 clock 50 cents. and
other things in proportion which are lower
than the retail traders have for them in any of
the eastern cities.
RHYME AND REASON.
Nv EXPENSE are low. aud trade being brisk
Are good REASONS you know so come without,
risk ; 10 CRAlG'S Jewelry Store,
dec. 10 No Is, Fifth street
so 900 Bushels Of Wheat Wanted I'm
mediately.
VNlIE undersigned has taken the Seu
- belville Steam Flour Mills, and will pay
The highest prices in Cash, for any quantity ID
Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, DC, delivered at tn.
Mill or W arrl ouSr
A large number Of Flour Barrels wanted, fol
which The highest marKrt price will I've paid.
Proposals for furnishngthe Mill in coal, fol
hve months, will lie received for one werK
inom this date. Payment in cash, daily if dc
sired.
rt NJ GEISEIMAE.
REFERENCES "A. B Hanson and John vii
ilams. President and Cashier of Frederick 10
Md BahK; Ex-Gov. Lowe, Md, James
Whileiord, Com. Mer. Spper's Wharf, Balti
more, Md. JAM nlv2tf
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Missouri House,

Missouri House.
WATER STREET, (opr'site the Pass
enger Depot. of the G. Il p. Rail-
road. J WELLSVlLLE. Ohio.
WM. WlIITAGERE,. ...,. Proprietor
TN succeeding Capt. CR"zER in tn
i missouri House." the present Proprietor
hopes, by attpnlmn to business, to retain th'
popularity and patronage which the house :"
nslly mertrd nder the auspices of his illus
rlouS prpdrcr; sur ,lunr &. '55
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Samuel Sidebottom.

GROCERY AND PRODUCE STORE.
HAVING purchased the stock Of II.
IL Robm, in this store, have made
large additions of carefully selected Goods
and wish to call the attention of custom
ers aud the public to my establishment,
where intend always to keep on hand, a
general and superior assortment Of oil
articles in the Grocery line; also Provis.
ions, produce, meat, Queensware, &C., &C.,
which fatter myself can offer on
as good terms as any similar house.
To my friends from the country, ] say,
bring on your produce, for which l will
give you the highest market price.
To my city friends say come one
come all, and examine for yourselves.
By cheerful attention to your wants, ]
trust to deserve your patronage,
Remember, SlMpEL SIDEBoTToM's,
Market street, first door above Jefferson
Branch Bank. Marchl2-3m #1t
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EZRA RRuGH M. D.

OFFICE IN III DMg Slore Of Brhgh
" t. McJutche N, VI t'k4t Street ) q lb.I
vile Ohio Re-. l,nce Oh h, beoWceA Lj5th
nd Clinton Streets.
Mnlch SIh .s55
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EAILE HOFEL,

C0rner of Thim ona Adlms SirrtS,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
JOSEPH BLACKBURN hts saken this
dhouSe fnrmerly known as the "t,Lnd Corner.
and has rpfltpd it up in comfort lie ~. lie and
now asks a share oi patfohagr. B'll low and
accommodations equal . .nUse who makrmo
prr,encps. may 55
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Answer to enigma of Mercury, "Na.
thaniel Price Banks" answered by Moses,
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BINGHAM & LLOYD,

A TTORNEH Al Ia Nv. y l., 1t the
1 corner of Third aud Market streets, oppo
site the Court House, SLeubenville, 0hiU.
January l. ls55.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Steubenville
Z n Ohio. oficecOrner Of Market aud Fourth
streets, second dStory. Jan !, le55.
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lie. He assures those who NAV palr0ni>r him
that every effort will bp made Ia render hem
perfectly comfortable, and that fair bills orl,
will bp charged. He rrss li> claims with II
public. 7. D. HAMILTON.
Newark. Aug. 8. '55 If.
Sky Light Dguerrotype Room.
a. ". WISER, respectfully ann ,uncr>
'to the public, that he has recently mf't
ed and r"fnrnsl ed the rooms. corner Fifth
and Market streets, in style in !erior TO none.
He ha>prred no pains or expense 10 make hi
rooms pleasant. where one aud all may take
pleasure in visiting, and where all who wish
may be supplied with Daguerreotypes Of lhr
finest lone, true tn the life, at veiv reasonable
rates, aud will take great pains 10 please all
who may favor hun with their patronage.
GTR1oms corner Of Fifth aud Marke, streets,
Immediately over llalStcd's Sbuc Stare
Sleubpnvillr, Jan. J. 1855
CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
lU>T received al lhr Cly Snor Stre,
IA splendid Slork nf Boots Il ShoeS sui ablr
ioa the Winter trade never Shnuld 20 har"fnni
ed when Shoes can bought at the CiI Shoe
Store so cheap for cash. ,...
Washington Hill Building Market Street
SteubeDvllle UhiO. ID. SCOTT.
Travelling Trhnk- "A complete Issortmrnt)
s. C0URSEY,
R tRBER and fashionable hair dresser
- Razors set, and all kinds of Surgical in
strumenis put in good order. Room under
the Mechanics Saving Fund. Markr, st, mean
the Washington hall, between Sd. and 4th Il
april 5lh, 1855
Madison College.
UNInNTObN. PENNSYLVANIA.
THE s, cond FERN If The present An
Il nual Session Of this well known Iusii,u.
tion will commence on Monday. the 4lh day
Of February, aud continue uitil the last wee X
! in June l6 @
The Chemical, Philosophical and Astronom
ical Alpsrains is complete aid tveiy facility
is afforded the Student for The acquir, nent Of
either parIial or entire Colltgair course
RATES OF TUITION PER TERM
Collegiate department, $50; Grammar S,hool
$40. The purchase of a limited Scholarship
will reduce the Tuition in ihr Coll, giap d..
parnlrnt one half. Boarding $l75 10 $225
Rooms can be had in The Uoltge Buildings by
Student- desiring to board themselves a
F0rfurther infornaliOn Sre Catalogues which
canbe had by addressing the President, Rev
Geo. Brown. d. D., Uniontown, Fayette %
Pennsylvania. .5.tls
Jan. 30, 1855
CPONG rs "A fine assortment Of Toilt
y Bath aud Carriage Sponges on hatd
35t Is llENlAG Il &iMEiNIN.
Inn BOXES SODA SAld.RAaUS. m
lVV hand and will he sol'ltnllie trade very lay
7@! &. ''s HbNiNG Il MELVIN.
y. y - - ----- ~
u .RFUMElY. -IlpSubscriher-hyy
y nnr ri hand n lArre md rhnicn a.AnrfIn.il
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CHARADE

CHARADE.
My first is personal pronoun.
My second is an animal.
My third is girls name.
My whole the reader may guess.
Answer next week. FLORENCE.
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ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hse
nAwud haud,a large mud ehoice assortment
y0f Paffutoeie and Fancy goods wblclI viii be
spld very low. HENING . MELVIN,
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Diaries for 1865

PR SLACK K coz slfAse Jpst rorty,e'
fiue assortment. o Daries--fot 1886. Com
prispv twelve different Styles. D esSS6.
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so 900 Bushels Of Wheat Wanted I'm.
mediately.

SAMUEL sTOKELY. JAMES NJ. SHANE,
ST0KELY & SHANE.
A ATTORNEYS AT LAW, will prompt
a ly attend to all business entrusted tc
them, in Jefferson and the adjoining coun'
ties. Office in Kilgore Buildings, Market
Street, Steubenvile. mari9nUllv2.
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Bank Exchange.
OYSTER AND CONFECTIONERY
- SALOON, WM. PArrERsoS, Proprietor. op-
Ohio. Oysters Wholesale and retail. also,
Toysand Notions. Jan. /, 1855
Z. M. STANTON. O. w. M'cOoK.
STANTON MCOoK,
A TTORAklS AT law, oteubenville
- Ohio. Office on Third street, between
Market aud Washington. Jan |. 81
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FOR SALE.
VNHE subscriber olltrs for sale the prop
= erty on which he now resides adjoining the
town or Lagrange in Jefferson county. Ohio,
containing lD34 acres Of land, enclosed with a
good board fence. The improvements are,
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS.
One Brick the other Frame, with an excel
lent we'll Of water. also, Stable with Granary
aud other putbuildings with a choice Apple
0rehard Of over l0D baaripg trses-Cherrv,
Plums DC 4, Any person wishpg a plra>ant
situa'ion on reasohnhh i.-M-can he ncculn0-
dated nv callWg an he llinler-ivned.
Lag Der l9--3G-pd ISAAC GREEN
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NORTON HOUSE.
EORMERLY The Black Bear" on 4th
Il Saept, near Market. Sieuhenville Ohio
The Propretors respectfully beg leave to in
form the iravpllug public that this house has
recently been thoroughly rcfittrd and complete.
ly renovated, and they are now ready 10 rtrrv"
guests 1t is the earnest desire and intention
Of the "roprielorS to give ntlre satisfaction Ia
those who may favor them with their parron
rye liberal share is confidently expected
CA BOWERS, Proprietor
OctOhrr l7th 1855.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-09
J. R. SLACK & co.,

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R0OKSELLERS, STArIONERS and
- PAPER DEALERS. Market street. above
Fourth, south side. Strubenvilr, Ohio, keep
constantly on hand and for sale, a larry" and
well selected stock of Miscellaneous and School
BOOKS; Plain and Fancy STATIONERY ;
Writing and Wrapping PAPERS, BLANK
BOOKS, etc etc all Of which they will sell
ON the most favorable terms al wholesale or
retail.
Country merchants aud o'er dealers will b"
supplied at very low wholesale prcrs.
j. R. s. d Co. are prepared to furnish the
best rrran Magazrnps, as early as they caI,
he rccel'ed by mail. They also keep On hand
choice surplY Of SHEET uslC. Jan |. So