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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-13

BosToN Feb. little British steamship
Canadian, from Glasgow, has arrived here.
Her dates have been anticipated by the
Persia. The ship, Louis Napoleon, from
Baltimore, for Liverpool, was dsmasted in
a gale, off Fayall, about the 10th of Janu-
ary.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-13

HENRY BEARES, Proprietor.
THIS commodious and popular house
Il located in central part OF the city: CON
venient to the Rail Road Depots, River and Pack
at Landings conrt house. Post& Telegraph OF
ces has been refitted and well furnished through
out and Is open fnr the reception Of guests.
The proprietor hopes. by strict attention to
the wants Of his guests superior dining room
recommendations - servants polite, respectful
and attentive--c comfortable lodgings--to secure
proportion Of patronage, and respectfully
asks TO be tried. Omnibnsses always in readi.
ness 10 convey passengers to all parts of the
city. Porters always in attendance.
Jane 2, 80 H,-BEARES. Proprietor
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Our very dear sister and family have
made their home on the broad bosom of
the prairie, where the snarling of the
wild wolf will lull them to repose in the
evening, and the dull humming oftheprai.
rie fowl awake them 10 their labors in the
morning, where it is so lhinly settled that
the wild deer plays unscared in open day
among the Aowrels and green garnilure
of The prairie, that have never yet been
ruffled by the snbduing hand Of man, and
whose soil has never yetyielded its treas.
ules 10 the support of starving millions
of the world. And YET wiihsl | must
say the prairie is beautiful sight. TO
look over that wide cxpanse of land, you
would verify think The sun itself would
tire in his course 10 cross it. Flow.
ers of almost every hue send forth
their odors TO the bleeze; an animal of
almost every name will start af'righ,ed
from its native lair as the wandering rav-
eler passes by, and skip away as far as
human eye can penelra'e.
1t is upon The centre of one of those
large prairies that our dear sister has cho.
sen home, far, far from the endearmens
of friends, that may olimes dry tear
and check the anguish of all embititred
memory; destiny has cast her lot. Bu,
why indulge in such pensive medialons!
If we but reflect we must know that such
things cannot long exist, when we recol.
lect that we can count the risings and set
'lngs of the sun, the fullings and wanings
of the moon, that measures The space he.
,eween us and that dark narrow house,
where we leave the tyrannical passions o
our physical ma iur md prepare our spin.
its for that land " here lne tear-drop wi
never bedim the eye, nor the breezes waf
a sigh from an anguished soul. Eternity
alone will measure the duration of oul
friendly meeting. a".
Mother is keeping house in the OLE
paeri al mansion, Where 60 many
scenes have occurred 10 you and | and
our sister so far from us, of sweet remem
brance now; we love 10 think of the chid
ings Of our parents for some youthful in
discretion, whiGh though administered il
mildness, we thought bitter at the time
But with the experience time has pressed
upon our mind, we could offer up an in
vocation 10 heaven TO return those halcyor
days composed Of childhood's sunny
hours, But this cannot be; our bark ha.
been cast upon the sea Of time, and o'el
its rugged waves must float, the spray
must wash its deck, the storms Of HEAVIER
may lash its sails, The lightnings wreal
their vengeance on its mast, yet, on j
speeds nor fears no harm, because til
written by the God of heaven that !
shall find harbor safe a. last sea .t.i
" /. a.
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THE TRUE AMERICAN'


The TRuK AMERIcAN is published every
"Wednesday, in Steubenville, Jefferson county,
okio, and edited BY z. RAeAS, on the following
Neruns:
One dollar and fifty cents in advance,
Two dollars within six months.
Two dollars and 6fty cents at the close Of
the year.
.N0paper- discontinued until all arrearages
arspaid, except at the option Of the Editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square l3 lines or less. 3weeks or less 81 90
Every subsequent Insertion, IS
One square three months 2O5
One square six months, 500
One square one year 600
One fourth column per year 1900
Ole third column per year 5000
One half column per year, 5000
One column per year, 5000
Professional and business cards per year, 500
When there is no contract made and thenum-
Der Of insertions is not marked on the cards or
advertisements at the time they are handed in
for publication, they will be con inued in until
they are ordered out. and charged by the square
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Cadiz Accommoda dation Train

CauIz AcC0mm0daCl0n Train
Leaves Struhpnville al AIS. p m. and arrives at
Cadiz ut 6.4op M Returningi Leaves cadix
Mt 7 30, a. m.--arrves at Sleubenyille at 10 Is
am.
3G p. m.
AGENrs.-John j. Houston Freight and
Passenger Agents, No. lis Water street, Pitts.
burgh,
j.. N. Kenney. Freight Agent, Little Miami
R, r. Depot, Cincinnati
P. W. Slrader, Passenger Agent Broadway,
Cincinnati
Richard Hooker, Newark.
+. A. Wells. SLeubenvlle.
Lafayette Devenny, General Greight and
Ticket Agent.
G.. W. Fulton, Superintendent. oct. 2l-t
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a5en7ills all Ill!all RlIlr3al
CHANGE OF TIME.

AND TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NEWARK.
ON and after Monday. November 26th
" 1865, Train will leave Sieubenville daily,
Sundays exceped) as follows.
Mail Train at 9 so n. M. arriving at Newark
at 4 10 p. M, connecting with trains for
Columbus. SdnduSky,
Indianapolis, Chicago.
Cincinnati, La Selle,
Mount Vernon Rock Island and
Toledo, St. Louis
RETURNING. will leave Newark at /! 80 a. m.
and arrive at Sleubenv j, at 6 4n, p. m.
FARE FROM srEUBrSvLLE (THRoUCu by RAILRoAp)
To Columbus. ..$i As To Detroit. S 4 90
To Cincinnali,... 6 50 To Chicago. .,i2 90
To Mt. Vernon. .. a 25 To Rock Island II 90
To Mansfield. 4 IS To St. Louis. 1T 80
To Saudusky 80. 6 10
Passengers by he I o'clock morning Train
reach Cincinnati at $50. same evening.
For through tickets and further information
enquire of F. A. Wells, Agent, Steubenvlle.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-13

Highest Cash Price Given for Grain
NElKLE g. STARK offer the highest
wi market price for corn, oats, &C., a good
iupply of which they keep constantly on hand
their Grocery and Feed Store. Also, good
supply Of groceries, such as are generally kept
at such establishments.
South west corner of Fourth and Adam SITS,
Steubenuille, Ohio. nov. IA, IS.
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DFThe following lines are taken from
letter written by brother to his sister,
after a visit to sister who had removed
to the far west.
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lst described Tract Mt $l00,
2nd " " &" $7C0.

S. C0uRSEY,
R lRBEIi and fashionable hair dresser.
~ Razors set, and all kinds Of Surgical in
strn,n"nls put in good order. Room under
tie M rhanics' Saving Fund, Market ST. near
tie Washington hall, between Sd. and 4th ST.
uprl 5lh 1855
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CITY HOTEL.
HENRY BEARES, Proprietor.

Corner of Smi hfeld and Third Streets Pitts
burph Pa
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III gsaEss Through FROM TO

LhNoHBtk G AND RltIMoND.
Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. .............Sl 50
FROM LynehbuTg 10 Charlottesville. ............. = 80
IN ana after the I'D of October our Packet Boats will leave
buchanan al b A. NJ, and Lynchburg at u L. NJ, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and arrive in Richmond second day,
at O'Clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving L~ynchburg at y p. NJ.
reach Seottesvtle at lO4 a. M, next day, and arrive in Char.
iottesvIle at 81 I. NJ, Leave L~ynchburg for Buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive at Z +. NJ.
From L~ynchburg to Richmond see time ard distances in
card below
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NEW US.-Tbe Subscriber has now r. ,iysd Ma
~ complete siocLaf Spring and Summer DRY GOODS.
TO which the attention of his friends and the public in t,eror,i
is respectfully called. Having taken advantage OF te IA.
pressed state of the market in purchasing his Goods. Le viii
be able to offer great INDUCEMENTS to bnyers. "
The articles are too uume.ous TO mention, there c,, ho
found all the articles which a general Dry Goods hpsn.ss
embraces, besides "A large assortment Of Boots. Shoes H.
Caps, uiabrelas, Paraso's &c. Country Merchants are es.
peeialy invred to call on him before they go further Fls, ~.
is determli' d to Sell at Richmond Prices. Strjc, .,an,t $500
will be- PAID TO orders. Come one and all '"'''
ap IBIS. NArHLA GU~GGENHEIMFR
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IyER q Jnundicc, Dypcpssia
4 Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and
all diseases arising from a Disordered Liver or stomach, such
as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head,
Aoidity OF tho Stomach, Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullness or weight in the stomach, Soar Fluctuations, SINKING
VI fluttering at the PIT OF The Stomach, Swimming of the Head
Hurried aud difieult Breathing, Flutiering at the Heart, ChDak
lag o. Sutfocaiing Sensations when ia a lying posture, DIN
ness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the sight, Fever and Duh
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Bach, Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden Pushes of Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmag.
ihings of Evil and great depression Of Spirits, can be enectual-
ly cured bF spoGThR HooFLANDs CEifBRATkp GERMAN
BIfTEhs, pteparedby Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
Store, NJ. 100 Arch St. one door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases Is not excclled. ifequall.
ed, by any ofher preparation in the United States, as the cures
attest, in many cases after Gkllful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of fnValids. Posses.
sing great virtues in the rectihcation of The liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching puwer in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs, they are withal safe, certain
and pleasant
VIRGINIA TEsrIMoYY.-Dr. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va,
Feb. 9th, ls52, said ~ am entirely out of the German iHt.
tiers. They have become all the rage. Nothing else sells"
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock, Va, said, Jan
from recommending to the public any Of the various patent
medicines Of the day, unless thoroughly convinced of their
value. Among those we consider worthy of notice, is the
German Bitters. invented by DIR. Hoofand, and prepared by DR..
Jackson, in Philadelphia One instance, in particular, in which
the superior virtues of this medicine have been tested, has fal-
len under our observation. During the last summer, a son OF
with Liver Complaint, and after trying, in vain, various RENE
dies, he purchased a bottle of the Bitters, and after using 1t, was
80 mach relieved Of his distressing malady, that he procured
another bottle, and Ii now restored entirely to health
They are entirely vegetable. free from all injurious ingredi-
ents, always strengthen the system, and never costate It.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the princial cities, and
At retail by apothecarfes and storekeepers In every town in the
United States.
Sold BY %sTRoTHER & wHIrEHEAD, J. H. THoMP-
son 4 co, and J. H. sEAY * co, L%ynchburg, and by
dealers In medicine everywhere. Isep CTS.
AND ORCHARD BRASS SEED.
We have In stove Clover and Orchard Grass Seed on con.
la2ta LEE 4 ou,r.
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!. Co.pAnrNEHsmIp NoT,GE-we have

NOIss F. " c nave
~ this dMy entered into n co partnership, under the style
Il II and firm af SIL|YERTHORN q CLIFF Tor the trans
1ha1B action of the Watch and Jcwelry business, in the store
heft tefare occupied by II. siyerthorn, on Main street Lynch
VIII received and opened a large and beautiful stock OF
Natettes Jeweiry and slyerware, which will compare favor
alIY for style and quality, with any house IN the state. It's
our nurbose to keep On hand always, the brst aid newest
s,YIess of goods in our line. and 10 sell them at fair and reasona-
bic prices. aud any article sold BY u.s. VIII be warranted 10 Do
as represcnted. a.
We shall give our attention especially to the repairs OF hne
vatelt.s one Of the firm being a practical matchmaker, and
has EMO Nd for n number Of years, the advantages ahord Dy
one II ths largest houses North, from which he has received
rho highest testimonials for integrity and capacity.
We very respectfully invite the public to an examination Of
our stock .of which we shall speak more particularly hereai
Ter. h'HN'
Dce 81 i9JJ J. Cliff.
dec 20 div
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J. Z. ~BoNDuRANT.
Rrcuaosp. February 7, 1855.

TTN T y n FTFT
Msssys. Gpee g. Co.-Coming from the Theatre one night In
January, Just oppo4he Lafayette Hall, ! received from some
unknown hand a blow across my face, with, l think, u suck9
which feiled noe 10 the ground insensible, and bleeding profuse-
ly. ON awaking to consciousness, | found my face badly cut
and bruised, eyes aud nose very much swollen, | applied 10
my face your furf oil, which al once assuaRed and relieved
the swollen parts, from which suffered great pain particular
ly about nv ewes. Its use enabled me 10 sec aud to go about
my work, removing the blsesnoss which usually appears about
the eyes after a blaw, and giving me more relief than | could
have supposed any remedy would have given In SO short a
time. and entirely curing my face. which was in the worst pos
sible appearance. 1t is with much qualification j give you,
with my thanks, this certificate of its efficacy.
Yorr friend c. T. Il
For sale by ~STRO1EEh 4
ma s dom Iynchburg,
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uEReHAEDIsE, &C.


II a FANCY HARD WAR;, WHULEsALE&4
RETAIL. SpriHg, l-J5-Maia Stred, IgnehbHrR, "a go
We have just received our supply for the Spring u
IIardw arc. Cutlery. Guns, Pistols. Hunting Tackle bundihg
Materials. Carpenters, Mil~rights- and smith Tools sIm
ing Utensils, Carriage and Buggy Trimmings, sahdiefy ohoe
MIXER. Findugs. Floor aud Table OH Cloths. Plated Goods,
Window Cornice and Shades. Wood and Willow Ware House
kaeuing articles Of most every description. Fishing Tackle,
a. A. which renders our stock the most extensive and
desirable W. have yet offered for public favor, and embracing
a greater variety than any in the state.
Those desiring To purchase will find a superior class OF
goods. and At satisfactory prices; and all who wish merely to
see many articles that are ent1ety HeD, We shall take great
pleasure In showing siMPsoA d bho'
all ~ dActs.
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u Those who delight 10 look upon and admire the beautiful
Specimens Of ara which the hand of man, in the present pro-
grcssiNc age, Is forming, are respectfully invited to call on q.
W. MlNNlS q Co, at their well established Daguerrean Gal.
lory. There the Statesmen of The country, with intellectual
brow aud august metn, stand ont from the plate with such
natural. and lttclks appearance that the spectator almost fan.
cies he hears the heart throb and sces the lips move. There,
toe, the beautiful hlnshtng maiden, with sparkling ewes and
Charming hps, invites the ardent youth to gaze In admiration
ON Heavens last best gift to sinful man There, too, frol.
licking, ronping childhood, with buoyant heart and merry
laugh, meets the visitor aud holds him charmed To the spot
Then come to &. W MlNNlS \ Coz and view the handsome
Specimens. Have your own likeness, and reader. induce her
You esteem above all others to accompany you3 and rest not
contcntCd without aa exact representation of her, aud Of those
You hold dear on earth. 1uen should the silver cord be Snap.
ped and the golden to %Mlbrokou, you have that left which win
ever call wildly to YIN recollection the departed ones p.-
turts taken IN AL eeathrr with equal facilities and with fbo
snur per feciiop. Remember MiNNIS n CO. are the men Il,
give you a perfect likeness, aud they may he found nj ali times
at their far famed Gallery, Main street. ID door from BRIDGE
street. L%ynchburgi and Sycamore street Petersburg, Va.
q. W MINNIS 4 co.
iy 6ts Daguerrean Artists
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~EkETWEEN KIoIInOND AND \. - -.

- oRh-SlEAMSlllP AMESTOW M w.
The [. ) Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand of Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, for Rich
lnond. She will not take any freight to or from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON at 4 o'clock, for New York.
Those desiring to ship by her must have their goods here on
Monday: Passengers desiring to take this ship here can have
a State Room secured by addressing us by mail.
~ The ROANOkE Capt. SKINNER, stops at City Point,
where she will land and receive freight. Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at City Point
and Norfolk. LIlDLAM q WATSON.
mar - piabUop6 Va
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A r COsT.-hhe subscribers wish,n u ted;.co..
N tinue their Ready Made Clothing business viii From tbis
time, dispose OF Their entire stock Of Ready Made Ciothins !,
cost for cash. the stock Is large and desirable. Country p,e
chants, and all n want OF good Clothing, viii do well 10 Give
US a ~ is"j JAS. A. STIGLER & co.
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Respectfully, f., NJ. LEFpMlClI.


BIG ISLAND, Bedford, Va, Nov. l. 1854.
Messrs Dope Il Co,-ientlemcn II used about one fourth
of a bottle of your Turf Oh upon the back OF my horse, the
worst back | almost ever saw, entirely raw, a place nearly as
large as my hand. and this single application q only applied 1t
once cured 1t up entirely and permanently | really was sur
priscs at the q~uiekness of It's curative properties, and l think
It more prompt and enicaeious than any thing of the kind
ever saw, and ] have sold thousands of bottles Of other prepa-
rations for similar purposes.
RaspecifulY. j L. BONDUKANT
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:, u. ~ Z" I'D" III, "I'HIV LFHtlDUTR, "a, Ovor Messfs. Strnther
:" " hl'eheads Drug Store, where may he{ound at all times n
nn' assortment OF Chickering's celebrated PIANO FORTES
' whlch n"w stand higher in this country than any in the world
ihese ramos viii be sold at the Northern retail nrices ana Il,
my prove detective in any way can be returned any time
Wnhlh Twelve months after the purchase. ~
Oii Pianos taken in exchange.
A large assortment of MUSIC ALWAYS an HIND % a. 49,.
and most fashionable publications. 'e ''teS'
Ilanos tuned and repaired as usual.
fe cots -
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~ A :. 5. UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARkE.-
a very interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
sects and denominations.
ltisi AMY is a highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR OF a DoLL-Young Misses viii be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATAcoNB5 OF RoME-We need not call attention to this
yolume-the title will secure that.
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED. Students should not fail to read
this volume.
TIKI SAD MISrAKE-A narrative illustrating with much vivid.
ness and fidelity the mistakes which too often occur in the
religious training of families. Parents don't you need this
book
THk GREAT QUESTION is a great book. 1t treats of great in
terests. VIII yOu read i'll
All OF the above, and the publications of the American s. S.
Union generally, such as Libraries, Teacher Helps. Question
books, Hymn Books, Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, can be
had at Ianshorne 4 Walkupls Book Store, L~ynchburg, Va.
7. G. JENNINGS,
feb Its Supt Am 4 : Tnion
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ATEW HOOKS! NEW
y American Almanac for le56;
The Three Marriages; or, Life at a Watering Place;
Philosophy Of Mariage-by Ryan;
Union with the Chureh-by liarbaugh;
Poems-hy Gold PEN
Voice ii the Church on the Reign of Christ-by Taylor;
Locking unto Je,usi
Memoir oil Susan Aibone; or, Life hid with Chi isl in God;
Kate Weston; OF, to VIII and to DO;
Lloyds Steamboat Directory and Disasters on the Western
Waters;
Boswelrs Life of Johnson, (New Edition)
BaithwAits Retrospect, for January;
lIeadland uu the Action OF Medicine;
Raubins Abstract, for January;
The Quarterly Law Juurnal-by Jay-for which we arc agents.
Price 50 per annum;
Laws OF the United States from 1889 to 1s56-by Dunlop.
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wM. cRurcHFELD.
A copy-publtshodb by permission from a lady Of mis- ely

4 copy-pnbIshedb by pcrmlsalon from 4 Ia7y o. thIt ~
RICHMOND, NoNeIpber ID, lS5i.
Messrs. Dope s. Co.-Gentlemen IL used n portion Of n bot
tie Of your Turf oil, which you very kindly presented me with,
and | lake pleasure In Saying that | found IL eheetual IN reinov
ing an eruption of the skin, for which had been practlced
upon for several years by physici1ns, without receiving the
least benefit. / also recommended 1T to a friend Of mine, who
for some years had been annoyed with asimilar eruption ofthe
skin, and he Informed me afew days since, that from the use
of one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, Il, NJ. LEFpWlCl.
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GEORGE PAGE.

GooCHLANp, February ~, lSI.
Messrs Dore q Co,-Gentlemen Please send me two don.
en- bottles Turf OIL. | have never sold any medicine that has
given 50 much general satisfaction rs your Turf Oil | could
get you some astonishing certificates Of the wonderful cures 1t
has made, but II needs none. all Il wants is n trial.
Your friend truly,
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sAtriMoRE " \ sy Steam x1fI1,s
es BELNlDERE and ~HONTAS- -
fEAME BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves RlJH.
MDSD every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The ~POCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDA AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves
RlCHMON every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Eau
timore.
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats must have their
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
marOV II { WATSON p;.luop U n
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n eat sUttci-. Neat dnitcrs just received a LOT
A'a "f very superior Iron MEAT CUTTERS, for cutting sau.
sage meat and nineing for pies, which are far superior to any
thing of the kind ever before in this market They r nartics
ilary adapted for family use; also. for butchers, being snbstan
tally made. Please call and examine them soon, IS they RI
m great demand, and soon viii be gone. at the Agricultural
i]epot"f H.S NI~ITTEMORE & BIO.
Just below the NorveI House. and adjoining the
Carriage Repository of Capt. j. II. Bailey. '
no. -'Is Main street, Iynchburr.