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NEW YoRK, hREMEN 4 sOUrMAmPro,
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

IN y SHIP 60 VI pls IsING r~
thi. I'm. .,s .hs wAsHTseros Captain H. >IG$$S
.nsss .samers stop Al southampton, both going -
RRoPoarn nArra m a.u,~., -.
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WILLIAM 4. WALTERS.
U Ph LS T RER AND PAPER-H ANGER
i4o MAIN srREET. CoRNER or Ilru STREET
- ,, RICHMOND, Va,
EsPECrFULY citizens 81 R,ehmo,d an, IL. ",
~ eny that he has very large and -,
ment OF goods In his nne sisnc plain and dorays
OF American aud French PAPER-IIANGINGS and BoRDFHs
sn anu w"rsied DAmlks Brocatels
TAlss win sms tasses and loops lace aud muslin
curtains oS Tue pair or yard, from Re
pair T. the plain at 10 yard Window SHADE. Of t-
est ana ~"' beautiful pa'erns-sone at low price.
CARPETINGi CARPETINGi
Those want will ami advantage 20 call and examp.
and select stock Of
Three Ply, Iugrsn aud venan Carprng bought Al hs -,
cash prices and will be sold n sadH - ~
OIL CLOTHS FOR FLOORS
stock With Mattresses Feather
and made q order. - 49, va ''-"'
81 Paper Hanging and all kinds Upholstery work executed
se24 w N'uh"S'
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THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK sTgiNsHIp
co VI y ANN,S
sPLESptp AND POWERFUL sTEAMERs
EnINBURGH. soeo tons, VIZ rr.M.a zkZEA
n.w lohh, zloS Rosr. <<f(fYXS
"I.soom, te1 JoHx DrxcAx SHnl5{f5|
sDlNbuk0H. wednesday. 18th Ocob-r
SEw YORK, "Wednesday - h October
oLAsooW, Wednesday. i2th Nov-tnber
YoH
EDlNbchdH sAturday 18Th November. o,eioek
NEw fOhk, tSturisy 2sh November At .
oLAsSoW, Saturday. 18th December, At
e.
yirs Glass. ia suineas FIRST Ca.. -. A.. M
"a ate, tuna with eoct-d st-eragv, found cook
ca provisions 80 90 ed provision sa A.,
An .sIsrieneed Surgeon attached to each Steamer ~ -
~" ''e's"' "' rA<>ase' apply to JOHN McsYMOS,
New York CITY nm. n, n, , u brosds.y,NY.
dei2-dly ~ '~s>~se-,
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BOOK AGENCY.
NE suhscribers have established Agency In
snd wl furnish boob publlcaen the retsn ME,
e Of posiagc Any persons hy forwarding rtce
o. any o. he Magatne such Harpes, 0odsys Puinsas
orahaus Prant Lcsief Fashions receive The
or and of splendid hosraph portrat M l,hs
Washington, Jsctsos o. Clay subscribing 70 sq and ei
haraaine hey VII receive copy Of either porss
~ Subscribing 70 vorh of Magarnes three portraits VII \,
sent rrets MUSE furnished 70 those Who a.
knyeopes of DESCRIPTION and large ausot
Ties, furnished Seal Presscs Dies, &c, srnt
kvery description ~ Engraving
md dipsioh Views of bungs Nevspaper eadines Vu al
hschnery hook Illustrations, Lodge Certhaes Business Csrs
Az orers sent ~ mat promptly attended
by mall express
Persons distance having seah article. ueuiS an n, ,,
sivanaRe 70 address he subscrbers n,
'ne sAis of The same BYRAM PIERcE
80 south Thrd street, PhIadelphs P.
IH.yssr y ssS yrssc,
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WE HAVE IN .C,,.,p .Sn ,.,, ......-...
w sEs s,gss g,
OhOCGhIES AND LIQUORS..
consisting IN par, a. follows:
Is hhd,. bacon sides Shoulder, and Ham.
sle bags RIO Laguayrs aud Java CcGse
~ DOS. C.s,hed Povicred and Coffee yellow Sugar
g hi. so q hns,ss sMs"hss snd rAio~ Candles
800 rrsms wtappins pan,
ioi dsr~n psn,rd P.r.P .P''
loo dosen nrooms ~
81 packages Green and pl.rk p.
q2s soSe, Tobacco, various ,Isu brand.
5000 ogsrs 90 DO
. -. IS See@': so%%,1SsIS' a%S D'S %'' ws,''' %
81 81 s.s 9 eps. s,.eS Ss
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ShoCkoL FOUNDRY q MACHINE SHOPS.
CORNER oT CARY AND iTrs sTRKETs, y

GuNALBOrr A BROTHER, Proprirtors of ,h. 49,.
sors' are nov building PORTABLE STEAM w. MI
niNtS o an Improved construction. sires fu air -rI
70 fory Horse Power suitable Tor Circular saw Nls sf3
.rnns naehnes and other purposes which they nstter ie
elsewhere. - 's"'' WV '""' here
Tsy vi s.o Nun'.h STATIONARY STEAM ENoINEs rom ten
Horse - required power WV y"
okcuLAKsAw MILLS Ofthe approved construction ana
PUMPS ard MIIEEIs ler WATER WORKS PORTABLE eRISr
Wills and IRONS for MILLS of Kinds ''
kAILkOAD WORK ofsvefy descrptIoo
TOBACCO PRk -, FLArTENINa MILLS and su .r., -,
N Manufacturing Tobacco With t, ~ Ra -
ihoN CASFlNos ard WROUGHT IRON WORN -
They exclusive
Ag.nts ier The "eNCEfsIOK YOUNG AMERICA com AN cos
shch tey confidently recommend customers
sna cnds ss supror 70 MN q he which nv
suppy o Which Em aisays b. kept hand for
~ -' '''o''e 'e''e's- split
"INsT0N a POWERS only can ret, and an, in ,,
w Ply 81 Pure Rye vhch they defy 70 eqnst
Mhy y warranted 10 b years "a ana
eses ne alp,ovcd ot IT. Superiority rainns icr
pmancn nd extended reputation connoiseurs brougov
e y snd ~ -pundng county sfg
eofna sn v fort, hdes other places small not~
Article generally. '' 80 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

w Ticket. tiO Halves t5 Quarter: o. So -, 'iO1"V
The 300 prizes o so determined by N. La, a.. =, a..
nunoer hat draw. the capital The epts mir,
si o eourse, end with Of these hgurrs-f
o. Those Whole tickets ending the same ax1r, a. the -
WI be entitled 70 go Halves quarters In propoyt IN
~ Person, sending money BY mail fear IL, lns los.
Notes of sound Ranks en- At mar pAnA
~ Those wishing numbers should or.,
Address, JAMss y wINrgp ',.,nuledAieiy
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s.as ''~-'' ''''' "''' WILLIAM O. RIVE
VAssr,Aassns.5E MIhL rMoPEnTy Fon SALE

VALuAbBE WILL PROPERTY ron SALE
.MILR0AD hIlls. LATE TALfApKRR0 MfLLs-TIrat
valuable water Power, with Fou Plaster
situated Just beyond adjoining city limits in Rotrs G
port OF kchmond, and ue Yort River
karoad connecting Central Doet coptalnns
.oout eight acres o' land s oGred sale s
does water avasbe Tor the foundrs sok
and mschine shops bsaotful location for brewery pr
ucuiary adapted for Paper NIL a pure spytnS wb
can b. used Tor that
flour Meal market and rso,rtan ~
prOrry vn b. only. anl nj nod a.od y,
~ the Let October next viii be sltiravn artet
For further partcuiars appiy 10
sais-a d0B6rH APPERsos Richmond, Va.
&h0O EEwAH,p;.1h&s 49, & DIAGRngA kILLER is.;
Bivel Complaints has ~ failed time Instant,
70 rseve and peedy 70 effect pernanent Core PRICE So
TO Hs particular prepared by Bsussyr Rs.ss
fRnEn Richmond, other = Genuine.
~ Sod By Druggists and Country Merchants everywhere
WADswOHTH. TUaNER a GO.
w tful -. nIcnnonp,
Akt nov recevluE very general assorant Of Rc
aney and havs Pa and Winter DRY GOODS they par.
eolary invite The atention Of Merchants -
vvry large Consignment ofhe oebrAed Island north
o.roiins, O.-imers .nd Jeans, Just ,a hand. IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

REMOVAL.
OFFICE VA. r. d W. INSURANCE CO.,
r-xu,s co,,n.,,, RICHMOND, Earn JuLy 1856
>n,s SoMpANf has removed to its NEW OPFICE No g
- MAIN SIRkEf door the
Prepared To taks Fire aud Marine Risks far terms
Chartered In 1882 and having operation over
which time has claims the
ven, OF arsy over ,aeH Of dodrs-t TO u. history
S past as anordng the the future r.
ns virginia Company, and having by her
rs ron VIII be secured her enterprises 70 some x
=" OH the snews OF her Comm Teial
hs hong acquaintance OF this Instuon nsurnr public
eiabTu 10 become familiar with and no main.
curacy and give sAtisfadtion. " '-'N -"
10 fariners has 10 In lis powerfrom extensive
Try Insurance already seeur-d-to able To refer 10 hgy
table eis@ns la partition Of will be hanox ~ -
ana consider applications for either To
A. may he In Its power to It's patrons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

FIRE, MARINE AMP LIFE INSURANCE
OFfICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
SECOND Door Edsf Qf Corner Mfin md lIkA .ss
VuNHIs long established known insttutn issue, The
shove description OF risks terms a. Other
god Offices With cash capital and surplus $4,000 Tg
(personaly knoun To
holding their meetings this LOSES arr rsIy IL
usied and promptly pa entities share Of tLe public
No policy fee charged Marine Risk. taken by s
""ss. r. a, DAVID CURRIE. President
i iefT- AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SuAWLs- -suAwLs.-Ju., received by As.@. o. /.
- tkprvs., large and handsome rra
yelling ss ard hsntei. which orns at very Iov rr.
Al vsns IN 20 vs cell snd before bayins
-. 1. DUDLEY y0HNsrOs
s@' .rflf ar..l rs tstis SQUARE, Main srss,
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CAPITAL, $500, ,OOO!!
DIRECTORS
T. NJ. ALFRtESD, Iresfsfsat
~ L. kExr, Of Kent Paine A Co.
II. w. QuARLEs
WV. BEsKs. Of Beers PoInd-xter
~ w Pay, OF II. W. Fry sons.
Wn PALNu.
J. A. ISLos.
A. PARKER, Of Parker, Nimmo 90.
j. E WAuswoKru, Of wadsworth, Turner A o.
Tins SAMSON, Of samson A Pae.
O w. PuhcgLL, Of q. ". Purcell a Co
II. o.. wNsros
= T. PuILaH
H. A. CLaIBORxE
p. CULLEN
g. W. SIXTH, Of Smith Harwood.
jya6-u W. l. cow AMIN s....s,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

- AGRICULTUHALw wAHEHOUsE.
WIZ Subscribers, having on Carr
- Street, between 9 prepared 10 rrceIv,
orders for all kinds Of Agricultural Machines OF The
latest and most approved patterns which
mseal. and o. superior workmanship They attention 70
Cardweis double and single
which have taken premium have been
exhibited Also, 70 "Crokr Orusher Mannys Patent
Reaper and Mover" the Patent Lime and
gu.no sPeade highly spprVy Hay Presses Hay Rake. Corn
selers from tO 10 49, Smiths Patent Crs.
dies se kchs Patent Ironeam Pov Of sarious They
suhBoin the opinion Of The Hon William O Plows
Richmond pesruaryq. W.
CasrIH FfrIi- 18Th 1854
Got VIZ srovoHros-Dear take pleasure IN recording
nre my impression OF the performance (chs Iron
s.n ge.s. At Gotham today The work thorough
end ooy<s fhan at OF pou operation forr
Ihe fr0E opened BY generally i8
~ Inches vde In hard close land perfectly
cleaned out, none Of the sod falling Into H.
The trial Of the piov Of nv peivbbo,
whom VII mention (genstl
W Lewis Hopkins, Thomas WATSON Of Louisa kc all prsc
ucal men and most excellent Judges ~ and
mere vas but one opinion
ercsptionable performance Of your p0w.
wishing you equal elsewhere In making valuable i'm
psemens faveraby knovn 70 agricultural brethren,
- remain, yours truly,
fra9 WILLIAM n nTvra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
In r.psT Is Per snnaa sewsstiy ss westy a. .ysys
III vners svdence taken The deposit 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

NEW pIOw.
KAJE have been engaged for sou tiunep
w In getting up the patterns for a new k-lS=e=--
Piov, especially designed Tor turning under rN
heaueh grovth OF vegetable matter, and ucM<nn&Ek
have The pleasure Of informing friends Thai Ne hlnt
have fully accomplished that end - ~ ~ ~
We would call the attention o the this Piow a. et
our age stock OF Flows Of sine Cuvator Corn Weed
rs NeS Ground Jumping Coaiiers. Large Horse Culvaor,
putting W. wheat Hsrrov Ac &c All which are made In an
own shops By good Workmen warranted 20 give
- 0kO WATT co, Franklin street.
sew tqnAre below thc Excla ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

'V"E STAFF OF LIFE.-The undersigned r-.p-ct.rp,
niorm NE citizens OF Richmond that he the ne
sna charge oi the practical business and NOV sun
pying h castomers with article FAMILY LOAF BRRAl H.
qaa o which, he nars himself surpassed FROM AZ
experience "i thirty Including eight years a, prInr.i
baker r the Astor House, New York With .om.
invite tbs attention Of the public Ris p,.s
taxing hls occasion to thank the RchIaond Tor
iuiy solicit continuance past fayors LANES
jslU Baker, Main ST ounnsI,s . n,.a,,' aDaa,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

NOrBCE.-y every steamer are receiving C,od. ~ :, a.,
~ desirable Among hy steamer a. sisfl.
sasls Mantle Asranders Kd Gloves Carpetngs g.It c
tnbroiderics &c, ke. We have = al
STAPLE Ann FANCY DuY GsoODs
asays on hand We call the attention Of purchasers nov are
afy 70 Negro Woolen Bsnkets Csco. All N wbSeb
~e VII 'eh At The u'u'l unprecedented price ~ cash
No - Broad Oh snd Capitol s,rs.ta
CIV Near Capitol s1aare.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

WV STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
III :Eis $:#srs 1#s!s s'$%5$ .::;':;
=, - oegs leave 70 announce 70 the public, -
ha' ne nov prepared 20 offer 70 the pilc no-i com
msndng stock. In hsine offered @ city s,ock new
complete and he asks the attention Of
he ss.uranee ha NJ. rr~s ssTl ~ ss'lsfsctory .sio
GtfHCI LAR sAwS.-R lice a Co.'S make A fun .up.
ply ~ these celebrated Saws Of s eonstanty on hand
sni Tor ssle on the best terms.
ssv. during DE last three every uhich has proven
good Tact shch speaks loudly Tor heir unrvacf quality
der' from distance shall have prompt attention
-. O. J stNrON 4 co,
oclt sign ~ the Circular Saw. n Main -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

-~,,,,~ RICHMOND. July Isl iS56.
day associated with h, IN
by hn Mr. John BOsers Tie h-r-ofo,e h. crr
ON under the hrm and style ofC % IN. ,ubr,-, 49,
cordial thanks To h friends and public the liberal
patronage which has been bto for the knd il,
du'sencs which has b-rn extended his customer. In r.
prosecution OF ue odrr lie trusts ShII
nave "eh made Tor OF ORDER
heretofore enjoyed '-eN 'N' "e "A'
JyfS-u
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07
A Good Result from Americanism.

The Americans of Connecticut incor.
porated into the Constitution of that S ale,
an amendment requiring all electors to be
able 10 read the Constitution and statutes
of the Stale. The good result of This
measure recently manifested itself in a
town not far from New Haven, where
The LOcofocos opened a school to teach
number of Irishmen to read, to enable
them to vote that ticket This fact should
not go unimproved. There can be no
doubt that in Pennsylvania the votes of
Ignorant foreigners have controlled The
elections, generally, for The las 80 years.
From the late census, we are justified in
saying, that there have been cast, for
years, fifty thousand votes by foreigners
who know little more about the principles
involved in the political contests, than the
cattle and horses bought and sold by our
farmers. These votes have uniformly,
as body, been cast with the loco(oco
party. By them, the Wings, their prn-
ciples and their candidates have constant
ly been beat down and trampIed upon and
crushed. Does any one doubt it ?-Dare
any one doubt il? How then can
Whig-any friend of Clay or Scott, orof
the defeated candidates of the Wing par.
ty for Governor, Congress, and other i'm
portant Offices, 60 over to the Sag Nichl
Democracy, and save them from annihi.
lation bv The American party !-Have
the Wings not suffered enough from for,
eign votes ! Have they forgotten their
defeats and losses? Can they
consorl and herd with ihe ignorant, un.
cultivated and turbulent foreigners! tits
not possible. No honest Wing, who
stood by the principles and candidates Of
his party faithfully can crouch to the par
ly that smote lhem-or will not spurn
The enemy that used every means, no
matter how foul, to crush lhem,, If there
be any SO destitute of respect for himself,
his party, lis principles and its candidates,
as to be willing TO wallow with the for
eign herd. they are ft subjects fot loco
foco use, and should joinfTeag O'Regan
and Vouersnopper without delay.--He
would disgrace the American cause. .-L Ian
caster Whig. ~& ts il.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07
Stubenville Who'll esale Market

TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE May 7
FIour-For good superfne, S., rs ex,
ira, 5000.
Wheat-$l ,65al 10.
Groceries-Sugar in hhds. and ,bbls.
10; New Orleans Molasses, new crop
46a47; Syrup 6Oa65, Rio Coffee
l3c.
Grain Corn 27c; Oats ls.
Bacon-Hams l2aal4, shoulders and
sides 7a9. ..
Hogs-$5,25a5, so, net, per 100 lbs.
Buller--lSa20 for fresh roll solid
packed l4al5.
Lard--9aal0 cents.
Rice-7c per lb.
Tobacco-Six twist, l3al4c; IS, IS,
and los, 2la25 Id Lump, 30; Caven-
dish, 35 to As. ... ....
Fish-Mackerel No, 3, $500 per bbl.
Dried Fruit-Apples ST. 90 per bnshel.
Peaches -l,5O per bushel.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07
FitsI Fitsl Fitsl


Persons labOrlng under this distressing NAL.
ady will find DR.. HASoE's Epileptic Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for Epilepsy
or Falling ifs. These Pills possess a specific
action on the nervous system; and although
prepared especially for the purpose of curing
Fits, they will be found of especial benefit to
all persons afflicted with weak. nerves, or
whose nervous system has been prostrated or
shattered from any cause whatever The dys.
peptic patient, whose stomach has lost the
power of duly converting food into life sus-
tanning element, is relieved by single course
of the extraordinary Pills. The gastric fluid
re-acqures its solvent power, and the crude
nutriment witch was load ard burden to
the sufferer, while his digestive organization
was paralyzed and unstrung, becomes under
the wholesome revolution created ia the system
the basis Of strength, activity, and health.
Sent to any part of the country by mail,
rec of postage. Address SETH S, HAScE. lOe
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. Price-one
box, 50; two, IS; twelve, 1924, a l
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07

GIVE call attention to the advertise
ment of OLIVER KELLs, in this paper
Our young friend has purchased the entire
interest of DR., Louis Kells in the Drug
Store on Sd street, and is now sole prOprie-
tor,
The taste displayed by Oliver in the re-
fitting the rooms of the Medical Emporium
is highly creditable, both to the proprietor
and to our city,
A more gentlemanly and trustworthy
dealer cannot be found in the city than in
the person of Oliver Kells. We wish him
great success in his business-he is worthy
Of extensive patronage.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07

.6eSuch a 10, of Stone Ware as is to
be seen a. McCarty's Grocery on Sd ST.,
has never before been exhibited in this
city. Manufactured from the best mate,
rial, and by the very best workman, the
articles are handsome as well as durable.
Crooks, Pitchers, Jugs, &c., &C., in eve
ry variety can be supplied by wholesale
or retail to purchasers. Knowing the
great inconvenience our eilizens were pnt
to last season for the want of this article,
McCarly anticipating the wants of the
present season, has determined to supply
ihen, that there may be no more grumb-
ling, But ifyou wish to purchase, now
is the time, for it is said that the stock is
rapidly diminishing.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07
WALL PAPERS. .

WALL PAPERS.
WE are now opening one of the largest
W and best stocks of la.-
PAPER HANGlNGS & BORDERS,
ever before offered in this city, w.
The Best Material is used in the manu-
tacture of these papers and the styles will
he found to be r,.. ..,
LATE AND DESIRABLE. H.
Our prices are such that purchasers will
lind it to their advantage to call and exam
Inc our assortment.
TOWN & COUNTRY DEALERS
supplied at small advance, of Eastern
Prices! The highest price paid for rags.
..sg rrl MCDOWELL & CO., g
Wholesale & Retail Paper Dealers, Mar
Ike t ST., Stoubenvile. ap23-6m
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07

PGraham's Magazine for May is
on our table. II is an excellent number
with some very fine engravings. The
earnestness with which the lady in one
of them gazes on the distant vessel, sug.
gests the idea that there is some one on
board in whom she takes special inter-
est. The former publisher, A. H. SEE,
has no longer any connection with this
Magazine, having disposed of his right,
title and interest in it TO Watson & Co.,
who will publish it hereafter. Graham's
Magazine has Of late been steadily in
creasing in interest and circulation, and
is worthy of a still more extensive pat.
ronage. The new publishers will, no
doubt, be able to sustain its high reputa,
tion, and make it one of the best maya
Iii es in the country.
d TERMs,-One copy one year in ad-
vance SO; two copies $5; five copies
land one to The person getting up the club)
$l0. Address WATSON q Co.
No. 50 South Sd ST., PhiIada.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07
Liver Complaint and pyspepsia.
THOMAS LATCHF0RD saws.

CovTNGToS, Ohio, Dec 81, 1853.
MY wife has been affected with the Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia for number of
years, during which time | have spent great
deal for dOctOring, but she received very little
beneht therefrOm, and finally the doctors said
she could not be cured. Last spring she con-
cluded to try HooFLASD's GERMAN Buffers she
took two bottles, and ever since taking them
she has been able to attend to her business. /
have sold quite number of bottles thrO' her
recommendation, and as far as can learn, it
has given satisfaction to all"
See advertisement apraO-2w.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07
SHERIRF,s SALE

benjamin COursin ~ virtue Of
VS.. bt ~ an order
William c. Abraham ct al of sale issued
out of the court of common Pleas in and
for the county of Jefferson and State of
Ohio, bearing date the Sd day of April A.
d. 1855 and to me directed / will offer and
expose to sale by public vendue and outcry
at the front door of the court house in the
town of Steubenville and county of Jeffer-
son, on
TUESDAY, the 2Oth day of May, 1856,
beteen the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m, and
O'Clock m of said day the following dess
cribed real estate to wit: the north half Of
lot no. 42l in Ross addition to the town Of
Steubenville in the county of Jefferson and
State of Ohio. Appraised at fifteen hum
druid dollars. Terms Of sale, cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Steu5envilIe, april l6 1876.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07

CoRoNER's INoUEsrs. Coroner McIn-
tire was sent for on Saturday, to hold an
inquest on the body of a man, found on
the same afternoon in the Bend, two
miles above this city. The jury found
him to be a man about five feet (onr inch
es high--no perceivable marks of vio-
lence--had on gray tweed panIs, check
shirt, net under.shirt, with no money,
papers or other property. Supposed 10
have been drowned accidentally.
On Sunday evening, the body of a
German girl, was found floating in the
mouth of Wills Creek. She appeared to
be about l6 years of age, dressed in
muslin chemisette, blue drilling clothes,
no shoes, and no papers on her body
The jury, this morning; were of the opin-
ion that she came to her death by drown
ing, and not 0y means OF any violence.
p. S. A third body was found in the
Bend, shortly after noon to-day, 1t
proves TO be thai of Rev. S. Moodey, of
Ashland, Ohio, who was drowned on the
24th ulI,, at WellsviIe. The watch and
papers all give the same name, as above.
The inquest has not yet been held
Herald, .u. ...... .......
The body Of Rev. S. Moodey, which
was found on Monday last, was so fully
identified, that it was deemed unnecessa-
ry to hold Coroner's inquest.
On Tuesday the corpse were taken by
his friends to Ashland, by way of Wells
vile. .... ..... .,...
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07

MAIL RoBBERy.-Another great mail
robbery was perpetrated at Toledo, on Fri
day night. The through letter bag from
New York to Chicago, was found in va
cant car in the depot building, cut open,
the letters air overhaued and robbed Of
valuable contents. No clue to the robber
is yet had. Post Office agents are on the
search. Weshould think the late heavy
robberies Of the mails would induce great
er vigilance among the route agents and
mail men. [Sandpsky Register, 92a ult.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-07

s = = a.
ETBy the advertisement Of Mr.. ]
Little, Merchant Tailor, which we pub
lish in our paper of this week, it will be
i seen that this gentleman has removed to
the store room formerly occupied by
Messrs. Thatcher and Kerlin, on south Sd
street, second door from Market. Mr..
L. has opened out most splendid store,
and is fully prepared to compete with
any establishment in the city, both in
style and price. He is a fair and gentle
manly dealer, and entitled to liberal
patronage.