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.1aassrss II STEAMER GEORGE PAGE

! k81 In connerion NTH the Orange aud
AIerandria Railroad
This commodous steamer will leave her slip, foot
of Seventh street daily at o'clock A. M arriving in
Alexandria in for the trains of the Orange and
Alexandria aud Manassas Gap railroads for 9ordons-
vile, Charlottesville, and Stanton the hanassss
road for Winchester and StrasbnrR. Breakfast on
board the boat This boat is the only regular line
between Washington and Alexandria.
JOHN VAN RISWICK, p,on,;.,or.
RICHARD WALLACH, 5r"pne'o's'
ap Soft "a RvTHER Captain-
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FETkHsBURG, OCTOBER II, 1904.
About i've years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
which used, and found them of great assistance TO
my decaying vision; and my opinion of him is, that
he is skiiul in the preparation of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid
J. +. MAY.
See, Cor mere testimonial, the Evening Star.s
Aug l5--ly
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LYNcHBURe, November 7, 1854.
From an examination of Mr.. Tobias's Glasses, and
from his observations and remarks, am convinced
that he is a skilful optician
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SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMENs,
- Dress Hats for 1851 shall this day in
troduce Beebe, Leary, and Genia's fashionable New
York Dress Hats LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and
mar 1-eo1mif Gents Furnishing Store,
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cnmbered with group of sickly children,
two or three nurses, and as many DOCTORS
and he sensibly realizes that this world is
indeed a vale of tears. He curses the mar
riage institution, curses the day be. was
born, wishes his wife and children were all
in heaven, makes all sorts of reckless re-
solves, but has not the forttude to put them
in practice, and finally settles down into a
kind of half stupid reconciliation, and re-
CARDS his as the ordinary lot of suffering hu-
manity. He is having sober time in ba-
lancing the books-a long time in the count
ing-room!
Every mortal being, sooner or later, must
be brought to a settlement. The accounts
of life may sometimes run on for long time
many years-but payday comes at last.
young man gets in the habit of eating
late suppers, eating with rapidty, and eat
ing many things that never ought to be put
into human stomach; and because he is
not summoned, by the laws of Nature, to
speedy settlement, he fancies his day of
grace will be Indefinitely extended But by
the time he reaches the meridian of life, he
is afflicted with dyspepsia, and it holds him
for the remainder of his days. For quar-
ter of a century or more he must sit quietly
down on the stool of repentance, aud own
up that he has cen fool! Yes. the books
must be balanced. When will mor,als earn
the lesson, that for every infraction Of the
laws "f Nature, from a tight shoe that gene
rates a toc-corn, up to the reckless and cri-
minai exposure that invites instant death or
lingering consumption, they must be sum
mOned to judgn.eDt Reader, remember
Nature employs excellent book keepers.
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Cold REGIONS ExTENDiNG.-It is well
known as matter of history, that when
Greenland was discovered, it possessed
much warmer climate than it does at pre-
sent. The ice packs have been extending
south from the polar regions for some centu-
ries, and the northeast coasts OF our cont
nent arc much collier than they were three
centuries ago The cause of this is not
well understood, the fact only is know b. 1t
is believed by some persons that there is
great eddy in some parts of the polar ocean
which sometimes changes its direction, and
by drifting large icebergs from one place to
another, changes the climate of those places
whence they are driited by the presence of
such masses of ice diifusing their low tenn
perstures to great distances. In the month
of July last, the White Sea was block ed up
with huge mountains Of ice, and the com
merce of Arehangel stopped-something
which never happened before. In the Farce
Islands, snow fel! in the valleys in the mid
die Of July, the like of which also never
happened before. If this drift of ice CONT
nues regularly for few seasons, the coasts
of the White Sea will become as inhospta-
BILE as thoss of Greenland now are.-Seien-
t.fc american.
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LIFE OF RAILROAD ENGIsEER.-The life
Of Railroad Engineer : graphically depict
eI in the following extract, which we copy
from the Schenectady Star:
But the engineer, he who guides the train
by guiding the iron horse, and almost holds
the lives OF passengers IN his hau9-h's * a
life of mingled danger and pleasure. In a
little seven-by-nine apartment, with square
hole. on each side for Windows. open behind
and with machinery 10 look through ahca!,
YOU find him; be i the - pathfinder he
leads the way in all times OF danger, checks
the iron horse, or causes it to speed with
the velocity Of the wind, at will. iiave you
ever stood by the track, of dark niyhG and
watched the coming and passing Of a train
Away off in the darkness yOu discover I
light and you hear a noise, and the earth
trembles beneath your feet. The light comes
nearer-you can compare it with nothing
but the devil himself. with It's terrible vh.s-
,e-the sparks you imagine come from Bel
Zebub's nostrlS, the fire underneath, that
shines close TO the ground, causing you 20
: believe that the devil walks on live Goals. 1t
becomes close to yOu-you back away and
shudder-you look up and almost on tie
devils back rides the engineer-psrhals
li4t ilidCLtNc stiilCns anu you llilheiIc As4'
engineer is applying spurs to the devil :
sides.
y daring fellow, that engineer-you can t
help saying go, and you wonder wherein lies
the pleasure of being an engineer. But 50
he does, day after day-nght after night.
Moonlight evenings he sweeps over the
country-through cities and villages-thro'
fairy scenes in forest clearing-he LOOKS
through the square holes at his side and en-
joys the moonlight, but he cannot stop to
enjoy the beauty of the scenery. Cold,
rainy, muddy. dark nights, it is the same
perhaps the tracks may be undermined, or
overilown with water; perhaps scoundrelS
have placed distractions in the way, or
trees have been overturned across the ira k,
and iii either case it is almost instant death
to him. at least-but he stops not. Righ.
on, is the word with him, and on he goes re-
/ gardless of danger, weather, and everything
save the well doing of his duty. Think OF
him, ye who shudder Of fear in the cushion
ed seats of the cars, and get warm from the
fire that is kindled for your benefit.
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The NOung 1Inu's Leisure.

IorNG Man! after the duties OF tLs day
are over, how do you spend your eveniI. rs:
When business is dull, and leaves al your
disposal many unOccupicd hours, what die
position do you make of thc.n9 | have
known and now know, many Young men,
who, if they devoted To any scientific, or
professional pursuits, the time they spend
in games Of chance, and loungng in bed,
might rise TO any eninence. You have all
read Of the sections SON who became fipe
astronomer by spending 4 short time every
evening in gazing at the stars after ringing
the bell for nine o'clock. Sir Wm. Phipps
who at the age Of forty-tiye had attained The
order OF knighthOod, and the office of High
Sheriff of New England, and Governor Of
Massachusetts,, learned 10 read and write az
ter his eighteenth year, Of ship carpenter
in Boston. VIM. Clifford, the great editor
Of the Quarterly, was an apprentice TO a
shoemaker, and spent his leisure hours in
study. And because he had neither pen nor
paper, slate nor pencil, he wrought ont his
problems on smooth leather with a blunt
awl. David Rittcnhouse, the American As
tronomer, when pioughb0y, was observed
to have covered his plough and fences with
figures and calculation. James Ferguson,
the great Scotch astronomer. learned to read
10y himself, and mastered the elements Of
astronomy whilst shepherds boy in the
fields by M ht. And perhaps it IS not too
much 10 say that If the hours wasted in idle
company, IN conversation At the tavern,
were only spent in the pursuit of know
ledge, the duilsst apprentice at any of our
shops might become an intelligent member
OF society, and fit person for most Of cur
civil Offices. BY such course, the rough
covering OF many youth is laid aside, and
their ideas, instead Of being confined to 10
cal subjects and tcchnicaiit.es, nigh, range
fT;ora among the y;551;...ii9n' and other stars
nigh: be added 10 tue llsi Of WORTHLESS that
are gliding our country with bright yet mel
low llght-Hec. Dr. Murray.
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IR.>D DiSrLAn OF
lETiIginerV Goods !

4. ly-s ,;-,gy~ Rooms 0rs- , II NW's N"re- @i5lS-
lit H.. EJs,E oJ CtiJA,1- -
COMP! ITE -torL of Fall and Winter NlhLlNEi'1
y ,,.eT,< consisting 81 SIX Straw, Velvet. and Fils
1.--.-f- Finrere Puule- Head Dre-ses- Dress t"Is
-s.t Ribbons. styles, thenei.c ,gia- anu ''t4H
~ -r b t.l-I f- am Millinery E-5Iili-!4IHa- "iE
Ifr. selected With hoping t" please al. % is "
customers. and many new ones Is may iA'"f -e VIII
aa..I
Ladies rl-a-a cali and see for yourse.yes-
Patterns received monthly from. y" iork
~ ~ - - 80 SARAH GREGG. -
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1T.C.XYl MARBLE YARD.

r-IF undersigned having purchased the shop ana STOCK
Of C;r,ge Finley. where he intends to carry on ,he
i.s. on a more extensive scale He has on hand and
= i,y,. In receip, of the best quality of American ita
an and Egyptian Marble, for Head stones Iomn stones
Monuments Manties Furniture, &C. As he mas some o
the hest workmen in western country he ee!s as
sured that he can get up anything in his line III superb
style together WITH low prices he feels assured tha
lie will give all those who him with their support
I entire satisfaction.
\. b. Orders from a distance earnestly solicited, and
. promptly attended TO- JAMES WILLS.
80
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Sash, Deer. and Blind Factory.


2F.UJLp inform the public that H. J. now ina''f,a ~
- sJar- superior articles - Door. sash, and lii-
Nv work j. all made oi seasoned Lumber aud IL pom,
- .r-l and durability viii compare avcTab!y with any
f rf.- market.
I-.r a.I Others are invited 10 give call before
- g,- where. as an that can ot'-r them
..Ira.-r. ut- p" luy of me A r tAVJ ELiN-
,t---..-Y p--ff.r -. l--i.
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The land sales by the Illinois Central Rail
road Company for the month of November
amounted to $3.50, ,290.47-making the ag-
gregate of sales up to the 1st of December
$1O,O32, 1874!
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TExAs.-So far as heard from Buchanan
and IBreckinridge carried every county in
Texas. The majorit, will be from II, 900 to
$4,000. Where is Houstau?
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u J. - 7 I = I i y
l. z. EI.L-s.s-r.

TIAyING determined Co. IHaEe OTTAWA his future resi-
denrs take l...-rfT~ iu announcing % the pub
Iir that he can Dee found DIE office aU hours Tca
DIV to perform on operations upon tle terti- iu The
most -.IFsTIFI- N-E-lsGfv N'Ssc--
AETIFItiAI. TEETH. uru -E ulufrrr GINS Put -
uuon the uoer srTras.. rria,'.- u1u ti= very best
OF materials ans a frls--- Ali work war
rrrI T.. entries -li1r given "r DO Idsatiou
asked or.
Ron. u N.t.inE-r,. uci. so-.h .. Court House.
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II i, NJ . V \ l.
rEF f~issll

DTrr 70 ~zr. .fIy inform the ladies Of Ottawa ai4d
- ,..-y rlt she has removed her Millinery EstaD-
r-a Ill. rrsr.gr r,Osu> in Bassu.u's building, Main
-...-r. tl.. Mansion House where she Will keep a
. . .s..-r, nf Goods for Pal and Winter trade Al
.r.....I,r.. 4. 1ar.- for sale nuv>
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Mill. y j. l. y
HISS JItS HI.

= rr leave 90 inform hr Indies " Ottawa and yc'n'-
ID 10. ilrt Lar FAIL STotk OF MILLINERY GOODS
f.. moss ready -r..s zion. and she viii be happy
On -...st ,,-i! IN .iv i4ry favor Lcr with = call.
r...,-- or rs. ,iarlf. Front store seJ.1
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Dr,. FAY Il YIOHEEiT.


NJ PAY, having
- - associated with
-<s[[ - - him pr. 4. ". Io-
81 = le-fES< EEt.T- viii hereafter
5ZzzS : continue perm -
- - ~ } ueuty at his old
- e.. 49, - stand, ia Ottawa,
--.szs-z. s.]>>,-ss for the treatment of
-55>s-sz1-,s@s@> - ALL DISEASES OF THB
- - g-.r,rrst.f Lids. Inflammation
Acute cr CIroUic blindness viii. fIl' " n -; %
CgrLe.- Scrc4siug- sore lye-- NreTiu5 -, r.; :,
Arau-0s.s and Cataract Weakness ol ''Fi,' s VI
the Lids, Inflammation - tie Iear-p-,4 J. a c,,,
Al.o. az ssrofl'ou= Affections Of the llu '!s.en !.
treated with -Ler.ss- Ia- various .lIki'a "It "'-
upon the eye performed . tLe most skiliul tnne
Let 10 ii-laIae IS mo Of impaired igi' ne
Eiecssd for q single a.-.
Ofie- fn Na,t.lz.r'. Block, sss.ad stoOttaw, III.
-.
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G. I. THOMPSON.

Dr-ug7iyt. Eal. f'-r, ami >'.f''Er--D'oyrr- H.
second store u S-.-fre,r- block, -oati side Of tic
court IouSe sIEars- "
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approached IA H"rlhtFn ili!holo, All hiIlu7 VI
Agricultural Implements.

ccI as Common Securing, ',Ds UOrSe. amt Prairie
RIO us Adrro,rs, Cahicotors, Horse EdLes dc,
In short all kinds heavy farmers tools. Their mac
- Is ali new perfect and propelled by abundant
,yer failing wafer power Farmers are invited 10 call
nd examc their work, whether they wish to purchase
or not AHthSir tcork as hrarT"nte".
orders from a distance promptly attended to, and i'm
plemenis placed or board canal o9a.s OF o"1 ,G Vi
-.
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- /. y II 3 Il y y.

DEN I / = Il y y
NI. SMITH VI. D..
Eal orc. -g UaE-e, d HjsEliHg's Blocl,
@~S S..F Sa-g,
TtSUTE~ hls lrafa-=ioual services to
the citizens a. C-1t aud vicinity ANop.rgtiorS per-
formed IN scientific manner and varrIE ted equal in
utility the n.-t-
Araoug o,hcr improvements, Or. Smith j. inserting
Teeti on GUtta Per,la plates.
Call and -ee -I-c'i.r5a-
Office hours tTora " o. clock ~ 1" - r - apI
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TyrOTLD inform the public thar -h- still continues
~ a,v. lessons the Tian" guitar and ei"Ie"iI-'
- 5,.-trs-.:su IN thorough bass. Lessons given
e- boarding place. at Ama-a Posters, west % the s.tt
., - =, H.. residence. o. pupils Jan Il
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Bocror HARRIS.


r,,u, n. >Ias-arr,--otr. General ana i r-vr-r.a H.
pitaIs would ,uu0rs- 90 f'e .rz.-- o.. l '- ''.',
that he hs- iosa'sti t D. T.-- alr-it '- '-.''
the practice of Ii- iE.''-.'..- .-s
A share o. lie public I.r.ae-a .- r.l. lily ss.'-
cited. - ... - .,
The Post Office
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WACO SG. WAGONS !!
CUMMINGS G. HAHN

- Tv now rauu'. ctrriug superior article ~ Wagons
"a and Iugres made o the best seasoned timber and
warranted in every respect ". invite farmers and all
.f.--o call and sec our work before buying, are
-F.d that we ar. manufacturing good not better
Wagons and nng-ics than has been offered in the
city
rr Sfor j. opposite the Gas Works near the -de-cui
Ir,,airug done a short notice.
.pE.x CUMMINGS. lmylu-lyl CHRISTOPHER HAnS.
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OTIS G.. DAY 4 CO.'S
OTTAWA STONE YARD,
yEglN

lrsa~ Srset Bfraiirds HdgoB Establishment
-IENE rlt 'U all patterns and dimensions.
aud Joliet for sale all delivered Ia order
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Ator1..sfs ami ,orTs,'tsr. #' |...'--'' ''.' +.+-
iouse, up stair
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Cigar 1.amufnctory.

W a<N. Eo. O-f-.. Nlia strc.t. OttLlsa, N.
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y. D..

Terders Hf- rrufg-=o,a '-r 90 ert.z"r- a. N''a7
Il1Tss IA ggr.-r..-. a. f...Ht-. f....f- F'-st-
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR LUNGS,
F.You DO NOT WISH TO DIE OF coNsuMrIuN.

IL tOU ~ NVi WIoW ~ Oib We NONSCmflONs
PIlTsBURou, April le, ls47.
Mr,E. SELLERs-Dear Sr:--I have on
several occasions expressed to you person.
ally the high estimation III which, from
having made use Of il for several years in
my family, ] held your 'lmperial Cough Sy-
fnp.' ! have never known it to failiin re-
lieving Coughs, Colds, or oppression Of
the Lungs, when used promptly and accor-
ding to your directions. have given II to
infant childrenlWlth highly beneficial effects;
and so 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, Ialways
keep it INN house, and would not on any
account, he withoutit. .e haa'l alt.eG
Every person who may use il, will pros
nounce i an agreeable. mild, yethighly ef-
fectiye cough medicine. which, in climate
as changeableas ours, cannot full to prove
! great benefit ealf who mGy give it q
trial. j nm sir rsspecthllywyonr friend, I,
M,M. IT., WHITNEY 's.0
Editor Pittsburgh Daily Chronicle.
ts Prepared aud sod tbyeR. e. SELLERS
q CO.., Pittsbdrgh, Pa, and for sale by
Hsaipg and Melvin. ! EAU VI .si sss 60
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---
Steubenville Wholesale Market.
TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE MAR 5th


TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE MAR 9th
FI"ur-F" good supelfne, 81, Co; ex.
ira, 81 so. n.,g. .........,... .....- IA
Whrat-$l,25ll 30. ow.
Gr"crrirs-SugT. IN bids. and bh|s.
$40; New O'ltms Ahlasses. new crop
45"46; Syfdr 6oa65, Ri" Coffee 1919
l3c. ',' .''..a .
Grain Corn 41c: OATS 25., fI
l'acon- Hams l2aal4 shoulders and
sides l0al2 ....t, " ".'"' a." ."
Ilogs-s5 25a5 so, net. PER ltO lbs,
Bruret7-lSa2J for fresh roll; solid
packed l4'l5. ..aG ir.@ ..a,s 81, s....
Lard--9lal0 cents. =, ,at,,
Rice T. per lb. "'- - ''
T"b1cro-Slx 'wist, l3al4r; IS. s..
and los, 2la25 ! Ii lump, 90; Caven
dish, 35 tu as. .' T.
Fish-Mackcrcl No. 3. SO 90 per bbl.
Dried Frui'-Applrs S. 90 per busliel.
Peaches S so per buslIel. -" .''"' '.".".
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'Crut 3AmETl[Qn.l
The CIrIzENs BANK still continues 10
pay interest, on deposits! d. MOODY.


To EASTERN AEAcHASTs, &C.--Is is our Opin9
ion that gentlemen wishing to advertise their
business in Western paper. could not do bel
~ ;haa 70 select the True American as oneof
their mediums. 1t is published in city Of
about 5000 inhabitants. situate on the bank
Of the Ohio river. thirty-seven miles below
Pittsburgh. by direct route, at The eastern ter
minus of the Steubenville q Indiana Railroad.
The circulation Of the True American iseqoal
70 that Of any paper in the region Of its pub
licGtion, and is daily increasing. There is
one advantage possessed by the True Ameri.
can as an advertising medium. It a paper
which has been but recently established, and
has in its columns but a small portion Of for
eign advertising, the editor never having made
m effort 10 obtain eastern patronage.
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Whole ale Drug House.

TQE subscribers have on hund large
= and we'll selected stock of Drugs Chemi.
Gals, Paints. DYE Slutfs, Oils, Varnisbes. Brush.
IS. Patent Medicines. Perfnmery. Surgical In.
slrumcnts, Daguereoype stock, Glassware, etc.,
etc.. which they offer very low either Wholesale
or retail. Deolcrs will find il to their intcres,
to examine our stock and prices, as We are de-
tsrminpd to sell as low as, any house in the
West. Orders promptly executed, aud personal
attention paid 10 shipping. 40
I. .eDkUG Ebl p0RlUM, Market street two dooT
,belnw the Jctfets Brancl, Bank.
b ST.! RENlNG d MELVIN.
Sleuhenville, Jan, !. lssS, MN A. !,
lust received prime lot of w. r
y Cheese, Young Hys,n Te, also lot Of Ju
nsWonds Pearl Starch and f,r sale by
Dea. 01S " o. 4, HOLLOWAY 4 % 4
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So, ,0UO Busaels Of Wheat wanted In.
nediately.
FURNITURE !
RYAN3S BUILDINGS,
PITTSnuR0H


THE subscriber would respectfully in.
form his friends and the public. that he has
purchased the interest of his laie partner aud
is now sole proprietor of this great Cabinet aud
Chair Manufacturing Establishment. the most
extensive and complete Of the kind u. the couR
try
With astoclg ofoyer one million festof choice
lumber well seasoned. aud strong force u
first rate mechanics, he will commence opera
tions In few days, when he viii be ready to
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends aud
customers.
A variety Of new styles Of Furniture viii BE-
introduced and sold at low prices.
Particular attention viii Be given tr the man
ufacturing Of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotels which will be sold on accommodating
terms and at prices that will defy competition.
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishments
SO much admired for durability and neatness
Of design will be sold at hsrsduced prices Of
S5 so to So per set.
Scroll saving and Turning Of all kinds done
| to order.
DsRooms with Steam power 10 rent. IN
! Veneers, Varnish, har cloth, Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
thand and willbc sold to the ira le at small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
II. II. RYAN. 81, Ftfth st..
oct. 3! Pittsburyh
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8. L. Sharp.

Wholesale and Retail SIobacconist.
VEEPS constantly on hands all kinds Of
IN manufactured tobacco. cigars and snuff
Articles snld by him are warreated to be Of the
best quality.
Shop on Market street. sonth-sidc one door
below sixth street. and opposite Nash's new
building.
Steutenville, sept 10 '55-ly.
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..., smg A. II, SEE,
lC6 Chestnut St. Philadelphiu, Pa.

DIED-ZOn Tuesday the 4 h inst, at 8
o'clock a, NJ. Mr1. ELIZA. Wife If Mr..
JAMES +. SSowDES, Of this city. ,g8
Her funeral takes place, this day
The 5h instant, al l O'clock P, NJ,
from Her late residence ON Third, between
Washington and. North. Streets. The
friends orthe family are respectfully ihVi.
ted 10 attend. ..l ..-.......# .a,,a.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
Madison Collepe

UNloNT0WN, PENNSYLVANIA.
TliE : cond TeIm.rf The present An
- nual Session nf ,his we'll known Ins,i;n.
ton VIII r"mmenre on Mandy. The 4h day
of February, and continue until the lat week
IN June ... .....
The Chemical, Philosophical and Astronom
lra' Apparatus is complete, aud every facility
Is nH 'rded Ih' student for The acquiryncnt uf
either a partial or II r Culk gialp course.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERM
C"lIrgla'p Department, SEQ; Grammar School
Sly. The purchasrof limited Scholar>h p
Will reduce The Tuilion in the Coll giale D
parlmsnt onehalf. Boarding $l,75 /" $22j.
R""n's can be- had in The College Building, by
StnSlrnt> desiring tu board themselves.
Fur further information sce Catalogues which
canba had by addressing the President, Rev,
Ge". Brown, y. D., Uniontown, Fayette Co
Pennsvlvania.
Jan. 80, 1856 '.t '0t'.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05
The Green Mountain Rotary. I

A COOKING STOVE designed for far
IA mcrS and hotel keepers, burning wood and
coal. and guaranteed to rive satisfaction To pur.
clasprs. Also ErYA AIR TIGHTS large hyES aud
The Star of the West. The slaves am far ahead
nf any vet introduced for baking aud roasting.
in respect tn saving fupl aud for durability are
unednalled Manufactured by A. Bradley.
Pittsburgh. The subscriber keeps constantly
nn hand large assortment of all kinds OF tin
Sheet Iron and Brass Ware Persons in want
If anv,hins in his line will ave money by civ.
ing him call Spouling roo6iig mud all kind
rf io work dane ln order and ~ the lowest prl.
ceS. The highest prices padf for old copper&
pewter. Store South 4th stseet nearly nrposilt
the Norton House. j. II. LINDSAY.
april 24th 1865.