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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-23

Ge We have welcomed Arhur's Home
Magazine for May--mAre than once we
have given our opinion, that this is one
OF Tie bes. family magazines-and we
need but add, that with every number
their is visible Improvement The
embellishments are fue aud The contents
nOfa highly moral and religious tone,
r Price $500. Address i..l
~ 's l1 L IS: ARTnUR'S
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RETAIL PRICES FLOUR.
Is At the Steubenville City Mills.

.ai WHIsAT--We are giving. to-day, In CASH,
for best white and red wheat 10; for ordina
ry red LOS. RYE--50c CORN-27c. OATS
.-l6c. tssss, 81. NJ GEIsELMAN,
Mar26. %
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CITY HOTEL.
Corner of Smi.h6eld and Third streets, Pitts.
bnrgh Pa.
|. HENRY BEARES, Proprietor.
THIS commodious and popular house
located in central partof the city, con
venient to the Rail Road Depots, River and Pack
at Landings, court house, Post& Teleg, aph OFF
ces,has been reftted and well furnished through
out and is open for the reception of guests
The proprietor hopes, by strict attention to
the wants OF his guests-superord diningroom
accommodations = servants polite. respectful
and attentive--comfortable lodgngs--to secure
proportion Of patronage, aud respectfully
asks to be tried. Omnibusses always in readi
ness to convey passengers to all parts Of the
city Porters always in attendance.
Jan. 2. '56 H. BEARES, Proprietor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WALL PAPERS

WALL PAPERS.
WE are now opening one of the largest
and best stocks of
PAPER ANGlNGS g. BORDERS,
ever before offered in this city.
The Best Material is used in the manu-
facture of these papers and the styles will
be found to be
LATE AND DESIRABLE.
Our prices are such that purchasers will
find it to their advantage TO call and exam
inc our assortment. 7Et
TOWN & COUNTRY DEALERS
supplied at small advance of Eastern
Prices. The highest price paid for rags.
MCDOWELL & CO.,
Wholesale g. Retail Paper Dealers, Mar.
Ike ST., Staubenville. ap23-6m
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new stYle of Spring Bonnets.

W. z arc now receiving al our Millinery
Rooms, on Market street. our first gener
al stockof Spring Bonnets. comprising every
thing that is new and fashionable IN fhat line.
Weare prepared to offer superior Inducements
TO our customers. as We are constantly receiv-
ing additions to our stock from the largest i'm.
porting and manufacturing houses Of New
York amp Philadelphia.
We have uowin stock English DGnstable,
Split straw, eleven Braid; Pedale do, Neapoli-
tan Lace, French do. Misses Gossamer Lace,
Misses Gipseys, Flats Of different styles,
Bloomeis, DC. We have also Satin, Silk,
Grape and Mourning Bonnets constantly on
hand, and Bohnets trimmed or made to order
on the shortest notice and ia superior style,
aprl6 g. q ]. SCOTT. I
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MILLER & sHERRARD. Ard
Saddle, Harness. Trunk and Matfass
Mandatory.
ia' a JOHN N. MYERS, sgNlt
Successor % Geo. Mnhon.

\ ttl SUCCESSOR TO Geo. Mahon,
HASncw in store large and splendid
assortment Of Saddlery, Haynssp, Tronks,
Hames, Whips, Mattresses, &C., all made
ofthe best materials and flushed with the
greatest care. lf9
He fatters himself that lie can offer as
great inducements to each buyers az any
establishment in the west. Patronage re-
spectfully .olicited.
0trBemember thename and place, South
Fourth street, two doors below Market.
ssaillt ssiss y JOHN NJ MYERS,
N stsubvnyiIls, april lesly alSels n
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/ lOs Walnut Al PhiladeIh,ia, Pa.

H -. - = y -. +.
PSWe called the other day at the
establishmentofMe Messrs Harris g. McDon-
AID Blacksmilhs-.on North Ord STee,
and were surprised al The extensive man
.nrr in which those gentlemena are engaged
10 manufacturing all kinds of articles in
their line; Railroad Cro@-Bars, Small
Picks, CosiPcks, Clay-pi&ls, Drills
Chainsil IN groatsarieiy Sledges. Hames
J'oai- Rakes, Garden-Rakes. Horse Shes,
.0d5cl, &c, slI Of HE besi material. Mr..
Harris who is the principal manager nfthe
establishment isaa recommendations gen.
,ieman; and fair dealer e'..t'c
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]. 3. SLACK q co., y
DOOKSELL ERS.. STATION Frs ana

kOOIAplIllAAA1AtOt 04 AAAOAt A4AA0 Nu8
- PAPER DEALERS. Market street, abess
Fourth, south side, Steubenyille, Ohio, keen
on hand and fol. sale, a large and
well selected stock Of Miscellaneous and Hchoo,
BOOKS; Plain and Fancy STATIONERY !;
Writing and Wrapping PAPERS, BLANK
BOOKS, etc. etc.s All ofwhich they win pql)
retail. s'...l'-
Country merchants and other dealers Mill "
supplied at very low wholesale pficeq
j. RS. 4 90. are prepared 70 fuFnlsh ne
best A nericaD Magazines, as eayly % thel ear
be received BY mail, They also keep pn hand
choice supPly.of SEEkf tsiu yen.4 ~.
,OPONG GES.--A fine assortmrnt q Toils
N Bath aud Carriage sponges eIi hand: ss
HlcNING q MELVIN.
tlan BOXES SODA SAI,ER ATfIei ! ot
lVu hand andwill % sold The tEade Esly i1s
HENING q AtlSilYll
l e
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bcpteSSpH w OplTIIS'
The proprietor in calling the attention Of
he public to this preparation, does so with a
feeling Of the Il nost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation TO the diseases for which it is
recO Ommruded A.
1t is M new and untred article, but one
that has stood the test Of ten years trial
before the American people, and itsreputation
aud sale isnnrivalcd by any similar prepara-
tlons exiaut. The testimony in its favor Civ,
Ell by the most prominent and well known
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the
country is immense, and a careful perusal Of
the Almanac, published annually by the pro
prietor; and 10 he bad gratis of any Of his
Agents, cannnt out satisfy the most skeptical
that this remedy is really deserving the great
celebrity has obtai ned q
Principal Office and Manufaclory, No. y6
Arch ST., PhilaJelphis, Pa.
Sold by Herring d Melvin. Steubenville,
VIM. NJ Blackburn, Bloomfield, Smith Lyon.
Richmond aprl6nl5v2.ly
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State Of Ohio, Jefferson County IS

~"essS Va SAAV1 VS~S~1N@A SV0AAVy oS'
Vs. Common Pleas at Feb
Alexander Bailey 4 term, asd.iiS56
Elizabeth his wife & .S
William H. Wallace Petition. ~,
The defendants win take notice that the
plaintiff has filed his petition ip this court, sta.
ling thatthe said Alexander Bailey and Eliza.
beth his wife. did on the 10Th day Of Novem
ber, a. d. 1854, make, execute aud deliver to
the said plaintiff, a mortgage upon lot in
Hammondsville, numbered three" 10 secure
the payment Of three hundred dollars, loaned
to- the said Bailey on that ds.y and to be paid
m twelve months after date, That the sane is
now due and pay able with interest. according
to the tenor and effect Of the said deed of
mortgage Wherefore the plaintiff fprays judg
ment and that the said lot aud premises may
be taken in Execution aud sold to satisfy the
said debt, according to the covenants eou-
tanned in the said deed Aud for other and
further relief, &c. IS,
S. sToKELY, for Pluf.
1sl-tt xnarlC n Nlq 4. sH ~ sslN ~ y .r,tr
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lTH ORDER or SALE,

- d. - -. n |~|.
Wolf and Peyton ElY virtue Of an or
vs.. - der q sale in the
James Steel ct AZ case issued out Of the
court Of common PIens in and for the coun-
" Of Jefferson and State Of Ohio bearing
date the 18th day Of December 1855, and
10 me directed, Twill expose to sale BY
public yendne and optcry at the front door
o. the court house in the town Of
Steubenville and county Of Jefferson on
TUESDAY the goth day Of May, 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ, g.
4 o'clock P, Nj. Of said day the following
described real estate to wit: Lots numbered
S3l, 322 and 1888 in Vier's addition to the
town Of Steubenville, in the county Of JEFF
ferson and State of Ohio. Terms Of sale,
cash.
JAMES II. BLIEN, Sheriff.
Sherlfs Office Steubenville, april l6 1855
SALE ON PARTITION.
Reuben Reeyer ct al ! RY virtue ofan or
vs.. ~ der of sale issu-
James Hendon ct al. ed oct Of the court
of common Pleas for the county of Jeaer-
son and State Of Ohio in this case bearing
date the 2Sth day oil March. A. ID. 1856
and to me directed ] win offer and expose
to sale by public vendue and outcry pt the
front door of the conrt house 10 the towr
Of Steubenyille, en- Tues6 dy, the Goth day
of Map, A. D. 1856, between the hours oI
10 o'clock o. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. Of sait
day the following described real estate to-
wit; the southwest quarter Of section no, -
township no. and range no. 3 lying an'
being in the county of Jefferson and State
of Ohio, containing one bundled and seven
ty-nine and one half acres, subject to th'
dover estate Of Elizabeth Hendon hereto
fore assigned therein. Also the east hal
of the north east quarter of section no. l3
township no. A and range no, 3 containing
81 acres, and the north west quarter of thl
north east quarter Of section no. l3, town
ship no. Of range no. 3 containing Al
acres; the two last described tracts of Ian,
being situate, lying and beingin the coun
ty of Guernsey and State of Ohio. Term'
of sale--one third cash on confirmation 0
Sale by the court; one third in twelv
months aud the balance in two years witt
interest--the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JAMES-H. BLINN. Sheriff.
Sherifs Office Steubenville april l6, 1856
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Dress Goods at q. & J. SCOTS.

Dress Goods at G. & ]. SCOTS. y.
OUR STOCK Of Dress Goods this sea-
son has been selected with more than usu.
al care We would call particular attention
to our assortment Of Dress Silks. which is su
prrior to any we have ever offered heretofore
Plain, Barred aud striped do. in great variety,
Moire Antique Brocade, de-. making all the
most attractive stock Of silks ever opened in
the city, Together with these we have DU-
GALS-a new arlicle Of Dress Goods Grape.
mereties. Plain and Fancy Bereges, Striped
and Plain all wool Drlaines, Berpge DeIanes,
Ohallies, Ginghams, Prints &C., Of The newest
aud most approved collars aud styles. @
aprl6 nv G.. g. j. SCOTT. "a
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DERFUMERY The Snbscribefs have
y now on hand i large and chcire tsAcftn>;;.
81 P1rfumary and Fancy goods which Will ~
sold very low. HENIEe : Mkkitil rs
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ATTACHMENT.

Z ATTACHMENT.
Devine II. Cole, Plaintiff, before j.
Il. against p H. Foster,
David Fleming, Defsndt. Justice Of the
Peace Of Wayne township, Jefferson conn
~, Ohio.
z On the 10Th day Of April, A. d.. 1856,
said.Justiee issned an order If attachment
in'the above action for the sum Of seven
dollars and eighty cents.
apt2s DEyINE II. COLE.
SOhool Examiners Notice to Teachers.
y The next exptpinalionswill heheid at Rich
mond, on Saturday the l0tliof Nay pext, be.
ginning at TEN o'clock A M SsF
Applicants are requested 70 be present at lhc
neginnilg, e, atwh,ch time the honr 81 closing
will BE- announced f .jsYe
Tits pfahable That no other examination viii
beh eld before the last OF August. ''e
by order sf the Bnatd. "A
rriS IN. DE5ELLEM, olsrk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30
Williamsburg City News.

FrrxyNTH WARD RKprBucA meeting Of the rcpub-
cans of the Fifteenth ward held Monday evening
and the organization completed by elecling the fol
lowing officers President, Samuel Taylor Vice Presi.
cents T.. HUI and Christian Needy Secretaries Daniel
Narier and Vim. ~ McCutcheon. Treas uer r. c. @.
TbUrsby. The club have leased room at Metropolitan
Hall No. s50 Grand street. and will meet every Monday
evening
BrRciARY-The residence OF Darius Allen. Washington
place, broken open saturday night. pocse,book
containing o,es TO the value Of 81 oo gold watch and
chain, and some money, taken.
LaRcxSr.-Eaward Armstrong vas arrested. yesterday
by officer Murphy, OF the Ffth district police charge
OF stealing clothing, valued At $40, from Mrs. Elliott
Accused bad but recently been committed TO jail on a
charge of obtaining goods on 4 forged order.
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little farce styled sMusic Hath Charms" proved
moderately successful at this house. Il Is represented
very Frenchifed and Is saved from condemnation by
smsory duet for the sake Of which the piece appears
70 have been written
Mao vestrs who has for some time been suffering
from most severe indspositon, will shortly take fare
well benefit in London, preparatory 10 her anal retire
ment from the stage.
Mr.. AND MIS- BARNEY W1IIAxs.-Cp 10 the sailing OF
the last steamer the Adelph theatre had been crowded
every night by audiences that highly eated with
the performances Of these artists They Also the
recipients Of the most endatory praise from the
London journals.
full engagement nj Liverpool the 9Th INST and when
last heard from delghtng the good people OF Elm
burg.
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VIOLENT THUNDER SroRM-Anotber violent thun
der storm psssed this city yesterday afternoon
About two O'Clock, the skies began 10 darken, aud
strong wind blew from the nor Invest filing the air
with clouds Of dust. The thunder was unusual y
loud, and the flashes Of lightning were followed 80
quickly by terrific bursts Of thunder that u was sup
posed that many objects must be struck large
sign vas blown down in Fulton street, striking
ieauscr ON the head, and rendering him insensible
lie was taken TO his home in Charestown. The
engine house Of the Worcester Railroad, commonly
called the Round House. was struck, and set on
fire. An alarm was sounded, and the Fire Depart
ment called out. but the FIRE was quickly put out
with small damage TO the building, The wind blew
down the steeple of the new Orthodox church in
WATERFOWL. AT West Cambridge, Mr.. Henry Frost
and his men, who were at work under shed, were
all knocked down. A large new barn belonging 10
Amos Bill, was struck, and entirely consumed, to
gether with fifty tons Of hay farming utensils, &c.
barn, on the same spot, was burned two years
ago. A large dwelling house at Spy Pond, belong.
ing 10 Gage, Sawyer Co., waa struck, and the
inside made complete wreck. II was occupied by
Durgip. His wife was sick at the time on the
bed. The furniture and ceiling were completely
demolished, without njuring her otherwise than by
the severe shock.-Bosfon Advertiser, Juig 20.
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Rchr Marsh, Headlev. Alexandria
Schr Diamond state, Casey, G-ogetown.
Schr John Roe, Hammond Baltimore. 4 days.
Proreler Parker Vein, Ramsay, BALTIMORE
Propeller Ironsides, vanderyeer. Philadelphia
Propeller Planet Looper PhiladelpMs.
Propeller Locus Point French. Portssnd
Propeller Pelican, Aldrich, Providence.
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich.
SAILED.
Steamship Barcelona Err, Havre.
Wind during the day sW, and hight
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Mr.. Burton Is pidy recovering under the OF Dr.
srew his family physician. lie will be able make
his appearance a, hiblo's.
At the Stevens House-tlen Churchill q. r. Al Hon G. w.
Mayer May s,mG se cs Lisss Detroit? Pr coygs
1 Besuysn, Phlsdepha; key James Allen. Rev. Andrew
PGiiadeiphia MAJOR samuel Han Chicago ago Dr. eOi
Wilson. Texas.
src ss gsss NJ ssss % 4 hs \:
NJ ln's s and NJ wv fhsr,S M John ~ lazy md
We'll sesirf, o Bedoa Mr. chan aud lady Mss oien
Ts y srf r, S sdS y, y, sIrs ~
FREELY, Mr. Rsss walton Mr. LYMAN Cam, M fiini
sra.n Nr N IIsrt, Mr. Bri'nSrow, Mr. waiawrisS DR.
Mss NJ G1 oS.S% y Dsisy s ssss ami 10
The sieersse
>. Pin H s. p ss.%:s As q s.s- q sS,s
Agsus,lna larr ansga ANTONIO IRA Paul Harry Bscha
Mlrues Paueos, Enss Pon,e Paul feve, Madame
raa sss ws rsn swan"
Prom Savanna 4 Mar in sehr Thomas Bradley Rahland
NO Common . fsk.
For liavre IN the steamship BarceIone-D Daubn, vi
auiherin Mrs narrsile and son Philip annaurd and lady
nssss rs Henry BERNARD IyPoIs uar,,r Je., Per
eour, Martin Michel i rsiiier Leon fecOnisi cbsvs
Der ~ ha,le Ncior Leroy and LADY, Paul Jnse Prs lsdy
ysdde snco. Heller and lady " franel. belize and
son. ernaDdo PerIAee Omer Pergene, Canda. lady and
chh Louis Tentn henry Tanin Albert Tanin DR. Ramon d.
Mazzafsdo de Agreda Louis ann ST. Eiw rsuin Ernest
dat ysrald Pred wmarh, Bernard Iscosie Henry Des
peher q Bronsville. l. Sachmar Carreau Louis Hon
mel Francois Duhec Jean Baptste Devoo Team Jose Tar
Gahem Angelo Geocicheru, Arthur dAigmes Team Mover
Antoine SRwen. Joseph Baum, Aunfn Tung TeaAl sam
son, Augusse Bergeaux Nicolas Peifrr and LADY Aime n
card louis GAVRct and clild Bouteier, Michael Taper
Adam Uslos Leon Dundurapd. jos Schenker " WI
yerth. Rouvard Fred jacob Klein John Gsoe Hypote
Jershuro Arturo Aharolo Jobsada. I. Rathear
lessalo Randolph Oyde Choinassln. Petro salvagni
VIM Harding Miss Emily Kopf Mrs Louis gravalet and
Mrs Fisher andurand Misses Josephine and
paudurand Mrs Roueier Mrs zcpherine Cousins Mss
arus Mrs Pascal Mrs Fonnassin Mss Sbaate Rev ste
phcn Huber, John Cannon
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aARlTIMEIAfEhLIEkAGE.


ron CALIFORNIA. ETC.
Orizaba York Aug g.. San Juan, MIC.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
lsAnxI-From Charleston 10Th and eth due Havana Ia
ana I'm From Havana loth and 18th. dso NJ Now York Fh
EXPIRE Crry on NEW gnAHApA-From New York nth,
irving n Havana Sd and New Orleans 18Th. New
leans 9Th, Havana Sth due at New York 18TH
QuAxEk CIry-From New OF each month arriving
= hsvana %, ana MOBILE SiA From Mobile Ism, Havana
when the Sunday, the steamers win sab
Monday. They leave New Orleans A n tide
VII admit and Ae label leaves CAArss.oa and Havana
MA. n.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value 70 those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton ne eth and nth Of eaho
Arrives Gibraltar abos, the 9Th 18th month
Arrives nj Mana about the lab and 18th Of month.
Arrives Alexandria abou, the lsh Of and S,h Of fo
lowing month
suez about the h INST Of same and sh 9th Of
following month
Arrives Asen seou, 18th Of and
Leaves Alden about Sb rn Of same AID day OF Ar
val for bombay, and llh 20 sJh for China, Ac.
Indian Navy arrives Bombay about the 81 10 6k
and 18th 10 2ist Of the following month
and steamer arrives a. Pom. dc Gale about tbs 6h or
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the day the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mall on
Arrives ai Puo Penang aboush the laA or lsh and A or
3rh OF following month
xup1okages and lxfvs isnsd for ~ EEu Yoax HKsAIf
skcsld D, soued
NEW yosx-rHs pAr
Rrxs........... 81 NOON RIxEs. morn Ia
suNaxr............T Il HIGH wArxn,..,,...eye : 10
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Mr. Burton Is rapidly recovering under the OF ~.
S,rew, bis family physician. lie will soon be able to make
his appearance al hiblo,.
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Battistas opera Of "Esmeralda which originally ran
upwards OF one hundred nights Naples had been pro
dnced At Drury lane for the rs, time IN England aud
highly landed by the press Lucy Escoti pcrsonaed
the heroine, and Mr. Borrani the part Of Quassmodo
Mr. Bum the manager Of Drury lane, 10 take q
benefit on the l4,h.
Nine. Boso Is warmly eulogized for her admirable
Interpretation OF the character OF Leon0fa In IN Trova
tore, at the Royal Italian opera House signor Mario
was the Manrico and Nine Idiee the Azucena and The
T1aes declares that "a effective performance has
rarely been beard" After aludng 10 the various bril-
liant executions accomplished oy Nine. b, that paper
The duet with Manrco IN the last &C, for rather ,rlo
sluoe the strains which proceed from the lips Of the Stun
herring Azucens-so sweety sung by Madame Nsntier
lfoee-lorm part Of ~ surpassed all that had gone
fore; and in this powerfully wrought scene the
piece Of IN composer, Madame Bosio proved herself :
worthy compeer Of slgnor Mario-than which highey
praise could not he best0wed, since In the third an
fourth acts Of III rrovatore the performance Of tina
gentleman Is par with his greatest achievements
other operas The audence-one Of the largest Of th
scasoD-was thoroughly satisfied with the new
Ieonora and " II Trovatore," thanks To Madam
Boso and Sigpor Mario may be said 10 have obtained
new lease Of public favor. There enthusiastic 70
cai a, The fall Of The curtain when Madame Boso
Sguor Mario came for gard, bringing with them Madam
radlee and SRnor GRAHAM sho had been compImen,e
with the customary encore 10 his favorte cavsns, ~
Bslen."
Italian baoeiiefsns had surprised the public by her
nable performance OF comedy the Iyceum theatre.
The play Goldonis ia Ioeandiera, and the Post
The classic and sublime representative of Medea.
Rosmunda and other characters belonging 10 high TRACE
dy descended 10 the level Of every day life and
hbted much genius dealing with its affections,
centricites and oibcs as she had shown treating mat
tiers exceptional character, aud u grayer and more
general import
The experiment, Of an Italian Opera company a,
the Surrey did not prove pecunarily satisfactory.
The strand bad closed after " prolonged struggle
against adverse circumstances" The Queens theatre
closed Tor the summer. a farce entitled "A
Coniugal Lessons sort Of rechaBfs Of "Mrs. eau
dies feoturehas proved very successful At the Oiym
pic. Shakspere's "winter's Tale, had run sxty two
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
Pomeroy, o., Feb. 1855. 'o -
PROPERTY FOR
" \ q n MD 4HIIQAI Az, GQI1I DINO

PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.--MR. THOMAS GOULDING has
for sale some valuable property short distance
above Murdock& Nye's mill, which he will sell
on reasonable terms, The. first two lots contain
buildings, one of which is two stories high, and
a very comfortable dwelling-the other is small
building which will answer for many purposes.
Also; another lot which is thrty.three feet wide,
one hundred and forty-three feet deep, and con-
tainS dwelling. Also, two more lots, eight
rods wide in front, containing four acres, with
coal and dwellings. One lot runs to low. water
mark, and is valuable site for Salt Furnaces.
Good chances are offered for purchasing adjacent
lots. Also, one good lot on the Athens road,
near the stone bridge. On the same road, neal
J. M. Strider's MILL eight more lots, fifty feet in
front, and two hundred and twenty feet deep
Mr.. Goulding intends removing to the West
and offers his property cheap, .....s
TERMs.-0ne. third cash in hand, and the bal
ance as agreed upon. Deeds given by taking
mortgages on the premises till paid Interes
required on deferred payments,
| Dec. 12,m3* THOMAS GOULDlNG.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
POMEROY ACADEMY.

HFHE Spring Term Of this Institution will
Il commence Dn Wednesday, February 18th.
ALPHEus A. KEEN, A. N. Principal. .l.
Mrs. A. G, D. KEEN, Assistant, and Teacher Of
Music and Drawing. 'ss
-- -- Teacher of German and Gym
nastics. t1,g .s4s s.3 g6lj gssgs .,ag
TulrIoS--s5 90, &6 50, OF $S 90 per quarter,
according to studies pursued.
Piano instruction, So per quarter Of "a lessons,
Drawing 81 ." I"
The Academy has an extensive Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, and fine Hall fol
Gymnastic exercises. rs
Those wishing to board themselves can OBJ
tain rooms Of the Principal free Of charge.
Board, 1925. Deduction will be made il
students furnish their rooms. 81. .e-.s.
Further information will be given on applica,
ton to the Principal. MANN.
ss. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees,
. +" ~ G. R. P0MERoY, See'y.
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