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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

PoTTsvILLE RAILROAD IRoN.-The Potts
vile Rolling Mill is making rails Of excellent
quality out Of old condemned rails, taken
from the tracks Of the Reading road. They
are cut up and re.rolled al the rate of about
Is tons per day. They are composed OF this
old material, united with new in equal pro-
portions and the mixture, in consequence
of the improved texture and ,enaci'y impsrt-
ed 10 it BY The old iron, affords produc, far
superior 10 The ordinary rail. and much less
liable 10 break or splinter.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

FASHIONABLE INTELLrcENcE.--ln another
column il will be observed that Mrs. Rupert
+ Hiss Robson have opened new arrival Of
fancy and fashionable millinery goods 10
which they invite attention. Any thing in
the way of neat and fashionable bonnots
they can supply 10 suit any taste,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

II At the late Borough election in Sun.
bury the Know Nothing ticket was defeated,
and Charles J. Bruner, Esq, Democrat,
elected Burgess. The old Line Whigs and
Democrats joined in the formation of their
ticket. In 1854 Governor Pollock had ma
jority of 1l5 in Sunbury. In 1855 Bergstres-
ser the X. N. candidate for Representative,
had majority of 81. But the days of the
conspiraiors are numbered.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

ADMiTTED.-WEsLEY WRIT. ESQ, was last
week admitted to practice as an Attorney in
the Courts OF this county, alter undergoing,
as the Commute say, a very creditable ex-
animation. He was several years ago under
the instruction of the Hon: John Cooper Of
Dauvile, and recently underlhat of Chas. R.
Buckalew and the writer OF this paragraph
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

ApPoINTmENT.-Mr. William Hutchinson
has been appointed Postmaster at Mordans-
vile in this county in the place of Joseph E.
Sands superseded by change of site from
"Bear Run" The Post Office has been re-
established at the old location, which is the
place where the public business OF the town.
chip (Mountpleasan,) is generally done. MIR.
Hutchinson is very proper man for the of.
fics, and good Democrat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

q MIR. A. E. Sraub, son Of the Hon. C..
M. Ssraub, Of Schuylkill county, lately made
pleasant "trip through Europe from which
his frisnds in this county will be pleased to
learn that he has lately returned in good
health and fine spirits. His journey extend.
ed as far East as 10 Egypt.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

The LUMBER TRADE.-A correspondent,
writing from Portsmouth, Dauphin county,
under date Of I'd inst, says: "There is good
deal OF lumber here, and prices are shads
lower than last year. Boards range from $40
to sl4 per M, according 10 the quality and
Shingles from Sii to SIS per Nj. Buyers are
slow in purchasing, in consequence, as they
say, of the tlghtness Of the money market.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Anothsr Treaty ,uah Msrieo.-On the au-
shorty of letter from Mexico, which it in.
serts, the Journal Of Commerce states that
our Minister 10 Mexico has essentially adj
jusled the terms Of a Convention with the
Comonfon Administration, by which we are
to acquire another slice of Mexican terrific
p-how large is not stated, nor the price 10
be paid for il.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

New Goops !-McKelvy's corner has been
filed up during The week with boxes, hogs
heads, crates, &C., for when their new stock
Of goods arrives the people can always see
the signs piled about. They are stacking
away the goods as fast as they can, and as
their customers will allow them TO do.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

II The political Aboliiionists, headed by
GaHei Smith, Lewis Tsppan, and William
Godsll, have called national convention, 10
meet at Syracuse, on the 2s.h of May, to
nominate national candidates favorable TO
the abolition Of slavery. They say that the
Republican party does not 60 far enough !;
its anti-slavery being confined 10 Kansas.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

CoRRECrioN.-We have been informed
since our last issue that the bill to lay out a
State road between this place and Laporte
did pass the House of Representatives, and
is now law. We cheerfully make the cor
Eeciion.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

n "The British Government arc prspar.
ed 10 give way, but they will no, recall MIR.
Champion, and they are also prepared to
communicate 10 the United Stales Govern
ment, that they are unwave,ing in their de.
termination 10 continue him in his present
position, as British Minister TO Washing.
touD
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

p Mr.. Daniel Cameron, who was elected
Representative for the digging distric. of
Woolshead, Australia, had the compimsn,
paid 10 him by his supporters Of having the
horse he rode on at the contest, shod with
shoes Of solid gold. He was also presented
with the sum of 81, 800.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

~ Maj. VIM. DewaH will in all proba.
bility be the next Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Northumberland and Schnyl-
kill district.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

NOVEL LAW SUIT.--The First Dutch Re
formed Church of Jersey City has sued Mr..
Welch, the architect, for s25, 900 damages.
They allege that Mr.. w. furnished an esli.
mate TO build church for $40, 900, but ,ha,
already, when only half completed, ii has
cost $4,000. Hence the suit.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

"a Charles Broughter, the late Cashier Of
the Lancaster Savings Institute, who was in.
dicted for embezzling the funds of the Insti-
tuition, has been acquitted.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

~ We clip the following from the Boston
Herald
"WANrED.--An agent for political party,
TO be stationed at St. Louis, and act during
the presidential campaign as telegraphic
correspondent and manufacturer Of Kansas
troubles"
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u The Lancaster Inieligneer says: MI
Buchanan Is now al his beloved home, at
Whealland, in the enjoymen; of sxcsllsn.
health and in fine spirits. We never saw
him look better. He is daily visited BY fnends
all anxious 10 have the pleasure of once
more taking him by the hand.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Carriage drivers would make the best SOL
diers in The world, as no troop could ever
stand their charges.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

a The State OF Uhio has 3400 miles Of
canals, railroad and river navigation, and
raised in 1855 thirty million bushels of wheat,
and eighty million bushels of corn.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

n A, the late Borough election 10 Potts.
vile, the Democrats and Old Line Wings
united to defeat the Known Nothings, and cleo.
ted Nicholas Fox. en- Old Line Wing, Chief
Burgess by handsome majority. Time was
when the Know Nothlugs had from 400 10
500 majority in PottsviIle,
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BRIGADE NOTICE

ri THE uniformed Companies. be.
I'll longing TO the 1st Brigade 9th Divis.
@l ion OF Pennsylvania Volunteers are
M hereby notified 10 meet Al the annu-
al Spring Battalion at
vH OrangevilIe, on Saturday the
M 3lst Day Of May ins g.,
NJ al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, equipped with
s1nAs arms and accoutremen,s for parad e.
HIRAM r. KLINE,
Brigade insp, 1st Brig. 9th Diu. PH
May IA, 1856.
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Cost ofths Late War.-The N. Y. Herald
after an elaborate calculation, thus sums ur
the probable cost Of the late European war:
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Auslrali. exported $50 ,ooo, 900 gold in 'sS.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14
THE NEW LICENSE LAW.

On last Thursday afternoon the Court gran.
ted tavern licenses 10 those persons whose
applications had been previously advertised,
and also to the eating houses on the adver-
tised list. There were no objections TO any
of the applications, and their number was
not so large as the number Of taxablss in
the county authorized the Court 10 grant,
Treasurer Harris was pretty busy in the af-
ternonon taking in the revenue from this
source, and we find that tie amount in this
county will be
From 5 Tavern licenses al $50, $4,000
% do do at 25 10000
8 Eating Houses at 20 10000
~ Treas'Ts L. 10 E. Houses SIS $500
Clerks fees in 42 cases $3.50
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Cost of material, ammuni-
tion, &c.,
Value of 500, 900 men killed
Loss from the diversion of
productive agents
Loss from courlallment of
trade
Sundries say
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Total
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

AVALuAkte CoueH MEl IciSE. --M"s'
persons tre,ia Cough or CoId with IL d 7
ference. rrgarNing il as simple matter.
which vi | sabside e iise { without any
medical treatment. TI,ere is to greater
mistake lhan This, Il Tough lhe' Frequent
" do ge, well without medicine, yet
Cough or Geld is always symP'omatlC
e Pulmonary Diseases. aud should be
arrested in the early stage If The com
plunt. Dr.. Keyser's Pte,nral Syrup,
sold by Hrning & Melvin "f Ihis plare'
will as surely cure llrse eases as wsle'
will put ou, fire. Don't delay then IL
curing The first approach of P"lm"nary
symptoms. hy taking "Dr. KEysER''
PECToRAL SyRup."
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LUNGS,

lF YOU DO NOT wIsn To DIE OF coNsuMTIUN.
PrTsEUuGH, April le, ls47.
Mr.. T.. SELbeRs-Dear S,r-l have on
several occaso ions expressed to you person-
ully, the high estimation in which, from
having made use of it for several years in
my family. ] held your Imperial Cough sy.
rup.' have never known il to fail in re-
lieving Coughs, Colds, or oppression of
the Lungs, when used promptly and accor-
ding to your directions. have given it to
infant children with highly beneficial effects;
MIS-, far as my own case is concerned. a
dose taken at night before retiring has in'
variably relieved me from Cough or any
disagreeable feeling o. the chest. always
keep it in my house, and would not on any
account, he without it.
Every person who may use Il. will pro-
nouncs it an agreeable. mild, yet highly ef.
active cough medicine. which, ina climate
as changeable as ours, cannot fail to prove
a great benefit to all who msy give It a
trial. lam sir respectfully, your friend,
WIN. II, WHITNEY,
Editor Pittsburgh Daily Chronicle.
Prepared and so d BY r, r. SELLER ;
P Pttsburgh, Pa. and for suls by lIeninJ
e. VI lvin,
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stsubenrIlls whol..als Market.

TRuE AMFRlcAN OFFICE Mar l2lh
Flnur-l Fm goud super6ue, o. 90 ex'
TIA, 81 50.
Wheat Oil 25 l 80.
(ircrries- Sugar IN hhds. and bills.
.Sie; NV O,Itnts Mrlasses, new rr,E
45s4s; Syrup 6Oa65, Rio Coffee I2i.
I3r.
Grain Corn 4Nc: Oals 25.
Baron- Hams l2lall, shoulders ant
sides l0al2.
IIqgs-s5 rs s so. net, per leo lbs
Bure,--lSa2J for fresh roll; solit
packed 1915.
I.ar,l--9iaI0 cents.
Rice IT, per ID.
Tnhacro-- Six twist, l3al4r; s.. g.
and los. 2la25 / ID Lump. 90; Caven
dish. IS 10 IS.
Mackerel No. 3, 80 90 per bhl
Dried Fruii--Applrs 81 90 per bushel
Peaches 81, so per bnshel.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

IA BARsAINs BARGAINS !.--H. q. Gar
rett is now selling ont hs fall and winter
stock Of dry goode, preparatory 10 hIs GO
ing east, at very reduced prices. From
this time to the first Of Marc, opportunity
will be furnished to persons wishing 10
purchase in his line, ut 25 per cent. below
former prices, and Garrett has always sold
cheap enough in all conscience. Call and
examine his goods and ascertain his prices
and you do not make purchase we will
not charge you cent for this notice.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

pY order &c the Prub,itr Cnurl of JEFF
- frSm coanty, ohi,. IN the % day Of
March. 1856. hetw,~it The hours Of 10 o'cl0rk
A. NJ, aud o'clock +. u oI said .lAy, At the
door II the Court H,fu-r II The town of Sirn
hsnville, will lSr sSldEthe highest h.dd ~. thu
fullOwnE real estate, " the prpery ufJgsrph
(irHcy. drcea ed. Tow; Bing part Of the
tract On which the late WilliAn, Gracy former.
ly resided, and SITUATE in SAID J,H rspu county.
aud being pari Of Section no. 2. Township 40.
6 aud Range 2
Aid als. tract AZ iana situate IL Section
no /. Town.h'p aud aeugr aforesaid, being
aisa part If add William Gfscy's iarnI.'h he
IwO tracis brlng occupied aud + lIned Ing, tllsl
a. ore fsrm pnd containing l72 aCteS. Ap
praised Al S6,25 IS
TERMS uF SALE One third cash il
hand, one third ia one year and the resldu~ IL
iwa wears, wIlh Ia 'trest frSt the 'iay ui Hale
10 6e SECURED by mortgage on lhr premises.
CAT flARlNE GRACY.
Administrative Of j OSEtH GRACY, decreased
E,lln Il
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NEW ROCKS.

INDIA, oR THE PEARL OF PEARL RIVER
BY Mrs. E. d. EN-. Southworth.
We have received this work and find it
well worth perusol. The characters are
drawn forciby and well and from the frsi
page to the last the interest never flags
The hero is jnst such man ns may b. found
oRen--a man guided by principle, and sac
ri6clng everything TO a strong srrse Of
duty--while Resale is a pure, noble and
loveable woman. There ure other ckarnc-
trrs, some Of whom we admire and others
we dislike. but the book is fine production
and nculcates a good moral. 1t will be
readily and rapidly e"ld.
Price $l,25. bon in cloth; pa"er cover
S.. Address 7. B. Peterson, Pulisher, lU2
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
MAJOR JoNEs' 'CoURTsHIP.-"I.nugh and
grow ,at," is IN old adage and good one
too, and if any ore can rend this humorous
book and not indulge in prolonged cachina.
tons. il must be c-usty old bachelor. oI
eome ANCIENT maiden. whose grim fnce il
never lighted by single stray smile.
Price 50 cents. Published byT. B. Pc
tcrson, No. lG2, Chestnut street, Phlladel
pha. r
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NEW MAP0F JEFFERSON COUNTY

A Map "i lhIs County Is I" hr pull
l,,hed b, M.ssrs, Lee. Mrsh & Co.. of
Pnlladepha They are rxltnHve'v en-
gagged in publishing M,ps "f diff rent
cnnu les in his State. They ave now
here. and, III cnnnrc ion with J VI. Kick
ey, E,q lalc County Surveyor, intend I"
prepare the Map # s"fic'ent encourage
mrnt he given, as sp ed,ly ds p"s"'b'e'
The Map from 1r'ual ,uryrys through
uul llir whole CnunN.
We have "a, mined the Nap Pnblca'
lions of lee. Mirsh & Co.. and think
hsn sup'ri,ir t" amy we have sen.--
They lIcpose having pI n of the Cny
+ Slrub uvie un the Border, arcnnpa
nird with Business and X sdrnre Dr
rectorv, together with lans Of the prl''
ciph villages IN thu County also table
{ distances from one Post Office IN Az
other, all of whirh C"uny Maps d" n"'
MS .alv ronlau,, aud W len is a very decl
dtd mIr y'mtn,.
The nsp is 10 he on a scale Of an incl
and a hall in a mile. The roads an
creeks SECTION lines aud houhdarns oi
frm-. . ylng tie nj nhAr Of &c - IN eac'l
wrn names # The propery-h"'d r gen
prally are ~ hr lali down. l. vii hc "r
na,n-nip,l With views a! rpsld' nr' =. 'akrI
'hr"ugh'ul 'hr c"u"ty L s"br dr''v
cred 10 suherr,hpr.. a $5 PER copy whlcl
We tank very reas"nahle.--HsralL
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Grnr .Amrrl(an.
Tie ClTizKSs BANK still continues to
pas Interest on deposits. D. MooIY.

To KAsrEnS AiRcHASIs, dol sour opin.
ion iha, gentlemen wishing To advertise their
business in Western paper. could not d. bet
Ter than to selectrhe Trus American as one Of
their mediums It ia published in city of
AtoalS,g00 inhabitants. situate on the bank
Of the Ohio river. ihiry.seyen mills brl"w
Pittsburgh. by direct rouu a, ,he ca tern ter
minus Of the Sleubenville 4 Indiana Railroad.
! The circulation of the True American i@eqnal
10 tbatof any Pal"r in the region Of its pub
Eeation. aud is daily increasing There is
ore advantage possessed ty the True Ameri-
can as an advertising medium. itisa paper
which has been but recently established, and
has in its columns but small portion Of for
eign I'D }ertising, the editor never having made
an effort to obtain eastern patronage.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

A PURsg ID Ma. JuLLIFFE.-Same ui
the cIli1rns of Cincinnati have presented
To Mr.. JSIIlf,.. wrll-fi ed purse, fnr his
adyoracy "l the cause Of the poor aud
dewn.,rUdden fugiIIveH from Slavery
Mtssrs, d. Aud,r>on. George l.. Weed,
sc. Foster. lanes B Ramsey. and s.
Straight, were The COmmil.ee through
whnIn the purse was rendered. Mr.. Jol'
| e., in lis let er ac cepling Tie lurse, ex-
presses The opinion that the Fuginiye
Slave Act violates the CONSTITUTION, and
tals:
"Reigious Liberty, without which man
is deprived e the irgllesl dignity Of hIs
nature, lies to-day in dlshonured dust IN
Ohio by the decision of peiIdery and
the right e the SiaIe--a right which ev'
cry wandering horde or saVages possess
es-io inquire inlu an accusaIlun for hnnl'
icde wi hun is limt>-is made snhordl'
maze tn the w i'll "r judgment "f the "tfi.
GERS ,f another STATE. All this is with u
law, AID against law--and against the
Cons uion Of our country, and IT re-
mans on;y tn he seen whether 'he PEI"
ple IF Ohio will rise as one man aud as
ser, their rights, or lamely submit To gu,
RACES upOn them that Wuu d drive any
other people to the very verge Of mad
mss"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12


TEMPERAScE RhvIvAL ~ URBANA -
We nulIre by the Urhana Gazette, 'fa'
"A grea, Temperance revival has heen in
rrogress in that place for the last tw"
weeks. I'hr Gazette SAYS:
I'VE are in The midst Of tne Of the
greatest Temperance Rrvivals 'ver exFe'
rienced i, this community. BY invita-
lion Of the Order If Gmd reInplars. Jn".
r. Williams, tie old war horse of The
Temperance Rr(nrmatinn. cnmmenced
series uf lectures on SATURDAY. evening
last. lie adlr, ssed large audience "l'
NJ onday evening, IN the first Mrlhndls'
E. Chuch; and This capacinus huliing
was, Fl He'd d, all early hour Ia ils "lmos
capacity. During the evening 40l names
we're obtained 10 the p'edge. Am the1
ueellrg was held AZ the same place ~
Tues!ay evening. There was no pre-
reptihlp delninulion in the crowd, AM
some 200 nam.s were "blainrd to th'
vlrdge. At The close of the meeting IL
the Churc !. the Good Temp rs held
meeting "a, Il cir hall and minated thir'!
o,ii IA, ibtrs.
"Un W. dnesdav evening. Mr.. WI
Iiams addressed The F'remtn AT UnI"'
Hall. The rye roam WAS cro"drd Il
xrrss, aud We learn 'lIa a large nnmhr
Of names were added 10 The pledge durin
lie evening.
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SELLING OUT.

| ALLEN las commenced selling ou'
d the l,noe OF large and SPLENDID stock
of winter and spring dress good, at ahG vi
der cost.
UalcuS worth n now selling at 6; DLlines
worth is now selling ior l2Is cents; Cobn'g>
wnr Il SD far Il G,nghams worth 20 al le;
hong Snawl- wor So tor 81; Square Shawl,
worm j, so at 2 30, Ladies Cohk> s"r h S2O
a, Is. l. dies e O K, wollhSl5 at 10; d"as>
ted. from o 81: hr-> sllk, wurih l,o7 "~
al il, Fancy dis.s silks At all prices from 81
crnis 10 ole i liar. ....
CARPETlNG.
Carpets that suid AT 62 Tow M 81 cents
carp,,, that sid n, - now al 25; carpets tina
s"ld e7 now al 62; carpet, that s'li at l5
now H. ~, alSr FnO' ult Ing. ho'r on ciOth>
tiannrls, t"wellnge &c, ose,hrr WI b ho>l
Of u, h,r goods t,u numerous 10 m'nt,on, Will
be sold al grta, bargains at The store Of
j. ALLEN,
Corner Third and Market street, Steuben
vile. March 5, le56,
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Notice to Shippers aud consignses

4 FHEIGilf TRAIN il NV running
"A to Newark, leaving this Station daily
(S"ndays exrep,ed) al 5 45 a. IN. ...
Shippers AID cun,igmres will please con
clud, their shipments aud receive their c""s'g
M MS prevou, To 4 clock 7. ~. IN 10 freight
will br r. ceivrd or delivered after that hour.
Frelghls for All Z must b- drlIvcrk at III,
ID, pei previous to2 clock p. NJ. q, hrrwis'
they will no. be lol war,l"d uulil The f'l owing
day. JOHN l NELSON.
Ell IA .uyut
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WARSINo.-Two or three persons in.
debled ,o us fnr our paper. have "sloped
off, to the West. without paying their
! respects 10 us. or paying the debt they
rove us. Now he il known To all whom,
il may concern, iha. il any man afttr The
pablicaiion of this notice. shall be found
guilty Of 80 mean an ac, as the above, we
shall consider il our duty to publish his
name in our paper, and send a copy to the
POsi-Masler must convenient To the place
where he may be ensconcei. warning
2all honest people to have no intercourse
Or connection Whatever with him.
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sttrllyiile fId lii:sIa Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

ON and afer Monday. March 81.
~ 1856 Passrngr Trains will leave Sen
brHville daily ISundays eActPled) a. falIows /:
Mai. Train NJ : 49 a, m arriving AT N.wark
A. Ia p M, connecting with trains af the
Central Ohio and Sanhusky. Man,f ID at d
NeS alk Railr ads, fnr the principal cities in
idp n"1i ihw,E, Nest aud south
RErURNrS0, will leave E,watk n l! 40 a. N
aud arrlv, at Stenlpnvillr at Z OF p. M.
I'll Cadis Accommodation Train
Leaves StenhPnville al 3.iC. p IN aud srriyes n
Cad nj 6l6p nj. Returning: Leaves CadiI
at 6 50, a. am--arrives al Steubeuville at 9 30
| q. M.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

Dr Tie Tius,eee Of tle NcNrely N"'mal
srlmlde>ign loldhRa gr id Nmmal In-ii
iuir. in Fmitl 6sla. J,Ftr,pu county. 0hio
en- ms, chg Monday March 04k. and roh'in'
uiig h,"ugl l@t,h, ~e.k Ntssrs Andrw,
L"M. Oowicry. Hant"ei. Harvey aud ssh,l
iiAiliSOiy i.ssSs4ls ~ ~ sss..S, .ns.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

Tue MANUFACTURES Or NIw E"G
LASD Our a trrtlun has h'In at rac'rd
to an article in onp of our rn'emp 'rlrirs
relative 10 tie value &C difr'rnt articles
nf New England manufacture, and we
were astnnish d I" learn thai the value nf
twnof their leading arti lea amount. in
the aggregate I" sum equal I" one-ha'i
the valnr u( the wl,I- C trOn crop of re
Ur ted Stats. We al!ud' ~ the articles
# B ns and s n"s aud Ready -Nal'
Clnthing: and uur asl"nsII'upnt wa in
creased on hen ompd by Mrssr.
HAMPTON, CAMtBtLL & Co., (wh"sr ad.
verll> nent will bp 4 und in another c"l.
,mn.) that he manufacture at tie latter
article 80 extpnsiV !, is rrndnring an en
lire rrvnlui"n m the D., Clouds trade u
the county. Muchants who have here
tfre yurchas'd g mls for mems wear
By The piece n"w fad il 10 theiI inlerrs
~ buy eonds made ur; and the cause l.
cyidut. as the cost Of a dozen difsren
garments rea ly ma le. snii'ng d'z"'
| different slZ.s and tastes. DOES mo- am lu,l
m n,ore than the cost of single piece
Uhich may please bW single buyer
4 aud thus The merchan, ls rnadl d To ffe
4 yarie v much great 'r and Al as@'r'neu
mnre com le,e without increasing th
4 amount ofhis purchases.
i Messrs. H.. & Go. have been Ion
/ known as among 'he m"st extensive An
reliable whplsalr Dry G '"ls dealers i
the West, and N their nrw husiness ar
making themselves very roruar.