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EXtrava gancc.

sYpa,td II la sutaFttatties ard luSnfies be-
csn.. snsh etuendrate. rf,4 emnla,ment
10 l,bo,er. ia the PRODUCTION of WIS, i.
Tim. r.edle..ly consumed They claim
that they are hsn,A.uue tho wotkmen iu
the VINEYARD and vt the loom. wien the,
guz,le Al one dinner party enoasn tn sus.
tain ~ economical fanii, Tor amnnth. auj
cheo they pnrad. the streets with ioad
Of fl cry that would buy d good zad farm
ia \.t,aska ar knusns. Even the .rrti
mental Flor, y, Fhusess. who back in the
eun.bfa. OF futiaup and parade lis bright
.id. ~ Efo,dNav escu ui,h "A ihau-atd
d,il,t.' worth of laces. silks aud ieeelr,.
tlp,ietine a.untior. ru.tlina and sparkling
upon them. will hua.t Of the amount Of work
ihrN furnish TO the pa0r 10 the him belief
hat ever, dollar The, ihus waste j. piouslJ
deposited M the chsuty.to, of hhor.
Bot they might as well say that when q
man. boas~ is burnt it is public good
berause it gives en- pla' menito cafpeuters
.,ouemA.ous. bucklaYer.. painter. and black
smiths. the, mghts- wpa maintain thHt
tho s.okirp Of q sh5p load oi wines aud six.
at sea d. beueai 20 the i-bpf.rs class
The hllaey IL boo assuming taaf llase who
live hy the manufacture %, opportunities and
nxpiirs would have go omrln, meut st al
were th- donsnd tor Guery and geV eaws
to cease. Wee al tbfisteudam To tu'u
Quakefs ia single dss, doubtless maut
ihon.and.. perhaps nHlllau.. who are eu-
gagged To- tie production Of supellalNes
would find themselves out oi employment
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Steamer q. T.. Hodge.

hHNN WhA3l. TOO NHll. s"Ah etiifh nv 't'
j.. OIL feads f1t tap aud start. south go
hos, u,a ,,rs,s l.,a. shared no .xn-f-,
:, mix. her desirable r.tk~t toe tohi
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tefs E,.,, r.,o,f..ft dat could d. desired.
d., ..t-.il ,.oa..te. v1l l,a f.nna 10 asy afa.
l...t..,.,,,..,,. I3.. s-,tf.. af. al. tan-l
.af, l-.. aAa. tb-.f.a..tH hrea.a- at.
e......at al OIL. ,t.....t r..t.f-i aai
.-.L f.a., 4..o.I f.,s4.I ss 81 r.H.,
..H,.t,f,..I.tt .;L.-.astts 900. wide.
IN. decks l.fl, ..d the csLH. veH esH.ila.
t,4. anal n,..t i.,s,,t.t,,4, 6....t,-i la.t5.isd
.,d ..e,,rtsi IL, .attf ,afe.f. ,uf.
t4,a al rlsLs and aH 8-. #r.tIs..t.s t1
, Rf.i.rbss market wtr fff4.Hrd T.. .f-
i.n.au. house of i,lfa l. small at h.. cts.
Il.Ao.t vas pno,sd6, r. l. U.dt.. l.tg.
one ef lie n.o4t d.-nfasr.aed mV,trs. af
i...4,is. s.t sa ,..irai.r H-d b.tif
rrrplar citizen af -hr.yee.r. over dr
l,,n.an, in the forward end of die cst.u. d.
n..t excellent porltaii of i.f uadae.
vb.e aao.ltr =, rns,cf ..ae. f. g4.-d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

Daring the May uniseTssfies n New
NSih the following dialogue VA. overheard
b.twecu tao OF the uras-ho,s say.
Jimu,s, whs, Is the meaning OF 50 man,
pfesrhr. being i.s1e all ,ose'hs,t - "Nhy.
answered ltn,. they ALWAYS m~e,s hen"
once yea, TO exshauee sermons with each
uih.t
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hin
Found tongue at hs' D." said Filly
"uv name il hs.lethtook sm
member Of the Boston police" SAID the
msu IA the cloak
You are .hfewd fellow, hnt he that
holds hi- tongue, tells 40 secrets"
That's Tact, You have been snuiling
me all the way Why didn't you get cot
when We didi
Il did, while You were at yoar meals
The diver knew ne, SO that did not
.uH.r"
Bost,,' said llsshfook turning 70 me
d" YOU have la.t ,our bet
ga. eonlouaded q, his mpudeuee but
hauied him So Was II possible hsd
been intimate Tor several duys with Has
brook. the lorger
lie was taken to Boston per Aamiral,
hy the three officers, Two 81 whom had
come b, boat. and the other bad been ohf
IA, -iefiau- passenger. II was 'up ''ei he
meant to take the steamer at ilaliitt, hnd
Wa. proceeding tbs way lie was good
fellow, aud | WAS sorry Tor him. lie
served ont Ia. tone 10 the STATE piisou.
\ Srr,u tRIgttr ORprRIp 10 lNrrR
cHpr III. FilLigusrfgs Ion, whiting
from nshinsion on the 6th ult to tAe
Baltimore sun, say;
Orders have been given for fitting ont
with dispatch the swlte,t war steamer of
the navy for the purpose Of inlerrepuns or
preventing the rsV expedition OF HrnefHi
" nlker Tor Genital America. These Ct,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

Shopk.epsrs have slfesd, commenced
issusag shunplasIer. ia New lo'k. They
are GOT ap b tbs s,,lr Of baiiA soies.
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The Charlous,lie Nsl Nds"eNte states
that in consequence OF i "'s'SAe ~ en-
eineeting, the Blue Ridge ia"nti Is too
small to admit The pass &c OF tfal" "'
cas-. and that 1t wlli probably 'eAe tt en-
three to eighteen months 10 remedy The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

rIea,snt n. Coleman was hang near
Rassellv,llc. Ky. on The lO.h lust. sos sas
maiier 81 Mr. iaehv. his slsler In law.
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IuAyE removed from Marshall to AUSTIN
| where shall reside Tor tNo ~ more years
and g.ll attend to the investigation aud settle
mon, Of business. with the different depart.
rcn,- of Gotrrum,u', aui the e'.'"s.t' "'
p.Im. al..n,, persons III ne yciu'i{ y ~.
EDW ARD CLARK
April 1884
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Law Card.

N : JENNINGS, AnoHeu at Lar, Mar
-. .haU. Texas. Olce at NQrll-wcsi
corner ol the public square
lnnunrA Il. 800.
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JUST ARRIVED


Bargains! Barsains!!
,l>uE Senior partner having gone oou'" au'
East, for the purpose ei laying ~ ''e
importing large stock OF
GROC ERIES AND PROl ISfoNS,
the undersigned are determined to ssa oss
their present ample, and fresh stock % ran'l
stores. ut very low prices, F''h 'A'"' ;"
order To insure quick sales to make room 'o'
I'M, urN stock, by the t@r OF - Mtl,m,
Wv NJ & y. DOPFLEMh EN
- \o--t1 II
July IS, 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

Mither miihef' What have YOU
done said lullc n-~shoy TO a gr~<a-
hosn who had jas, uet his horse 10 spruce
pole. as he thought, on lind street, Phiia>
deipha.
DnneR" said the fellow. whist do
YOU n,pan, haint been sai.' no,hin. as
knows on.
Why. ,sih yas haze. tho: ya&ss
bitchvd yaut bo,i, to the magnetic telegraph.
md ,og'll be in New Ne'S N Ices thu"
two minutes, ii YOU don't look out
The man aut.~d hs hoss, with nervous
snsis., aud iamp'as i~io b,s wagon DRIVE
haiti, down the street
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Clippings from Harper.

From the November number IL Unfpers
Mouihly Ne extract tho following very
good tbing.
aud here Vt . have letter from Missouri,
portratiug tie ssionishmeal Of he writer
vheu he a.ked lads TO dance
l,ere WAS grand itolie at old Squire
Horn = tn which all the beauty aud eLv-
slr, Tor uiiles arogrd Ind been invited.
ass among the harpy number. apd when
Che suspicion. dag arrived affssed iu my
Iors-'tI.ed blue coat AID spoll.ss psd-.
1isae n, az 10 tte festive srene. Dans
eius isa ae-HH 81 Hsal antsd Accounted
a..l .ua- fan..l .r, sni soen va. l"st
900 DO ib,rl,.t % t.ie A4At A. cNu,.
ra#sa myself toa the usz-s 60 'he dance.
all begun o. suntt Co., scftr, vas sod-
d,aif .m.u.u On ste hoait hi ia- s.Fi.i I'd .
l.ptiV creature sitting atone, o. gieetsd and
tnf gotten. Her eye IVES luli ol it'e AID
love. ASA beauty beamrd nreu bsr bra's go
adaaa3 gaat assf,a4g 20 worship her
81. q STAT el-.se tunl. and distance make
e. air Bot ! WAS drawn INCREASINGLY %
d.t tias a.i uol wat to De- introduced.
Nu l- ie,ate 90, bee evening ! mads
uf tsst bov, aai hs.t aatIHg ihst "a
I.sadI ahd IH aselaai efsature waald
~ design go nrrspi uf frnrazsi. Ys.
..afu-tI o. -ay llal would mtke M,
ua lHprs s!e wea.t give me 'he honor
ri sua jig l,lr ueAi SCI wilA her. instantly
Iase nstiauz etts saune sweetls on me,
l Asr mhY h#s ofeeed 20 sat. lcs.
~ree, sni iaaHh taates. f0r I've scl and
so l-te ifl Use 4ia4i tlk tent' 80
GattotaHe bsiter i,sa t.ss, sway foni
taH-a. be reached Size Drawer log i
uouti
"'Dartyaa hfnl.' ssil brother laws
scr 'a tl.a lud.s. uat Jlm fisfstn Is ihs
l..r. ..ar 4. lawyer taa, ga es,r
saw
81 should be sorry to sly hat Of
Brother pietsou replied tae Judge; bat
he s e.ttann,y more economical ni llis
truth Hau aa} a.Aer lawyer on t4e cif-
cult
les aol oaea hal ue ace called upon
o. tscui So touching 81 Instance % nlmI
Affection 81. ase i..i.umirE:
4 uau Huln toe couatrs cslied lp st .
barauste store IN town nnd asked Tor
nra Aud Of teai.ug msciIiHe recently 90.
tfoface3 lie VS., requested 90 walk trek
aia sruiher pari Il the stote and 10 weaia
o. sauNu. CD t'H y b+ 0as e.fg en
Is. sl,.a hs-e citcutf ssv. nut lriHtu
g Ni.b Co.. Haui o.. te passed h- -si
had go a.4 dadd, eat Iu two with one q.
iAtm iblnts the oiAef dHN
Here nnu.her aiuosi up 70 the nta,h
Boy out West entered usiai tof'
house. weeping bitterly. What. tte
oat'pr, Iaitps pas De ssmps'h.rc il.
quy Dali. derd'" WAS ,he feil, sao
fb- bats Bean, .Hit-d alre.ii --" ;h. ',p
s,u a- 1900 hao hasi -hufy hin' Go.
matrsr aud ! KNOBS t,ao bon ; that bill
n.yer 81, over 70 A. ilis palai the ers-
rs c,asri ana ,be boys t,ss rested vtih
-l..t ares.oaf iHte,,.tou something above
iae a.saisi lfrr.. Sudden, bee eyrlalurd
u taus a. ot,iise aut sdmHa .iau,
tIuudvrsiaaa, W. JoH,s' An'l that a
hait rl Nhafd yer ct hi' The
l-aa Vss a hi. ese, 5ut d had uos cSeeh.
rutefel n.s soui
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

\ Beaer laiflE NANpEuER 10
Hard, Val N.ae gives 50 seeoon, OF the
recovery ct a lost chad andei Circumstances
somewhat extraordinary;
Hulr Toy between iour sad Eve years
ola, a .au ei W. Wilkins. residing usar
l1uOzfd's lirk iu Hardin county. stfayed
from hore 90 t.Jsy. he Oh lest. Search
a.ss made l8i % mm, disieiy. AID Tor Eve
DAYS this sastch VAS continued over roa.h
d moau8.uoas eoupiy. ~ithoat any IL
diu9. Of ihe missing one. although over
huHafed PERSONS were engaged Ia seeking
Ga a. Nistasi q had been dsyonfed BY
the 0di beasts. ol which 'hefe are a nun.
hef ia the mountains, or bad been eaui.d
Ut hf seme nsaciaHs pe-Gon seemed des-
tined 90 remain a mystery. / he search WAS
however couiinasa aud oa the SIKH day
tlte lt,lc waudcrer WAS found on Cook
Creek, shout I've miles away from his heme
" hea found Il was well snd hearty. having
suh.i.ied or grapes aud berries, aud when
called bs his father the hide irllow ran Cd
town the cteek "a. iss, rs he eou'd go. II
seemed he did not ~sh to be caught. ha.-
tug apparently enjoyed his six day. ,Ambls
amazingly,
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w IT. KELSEY. tfarl,g a Laie' Nar-
w shalt Harrison county. Texas pthee
North side of the public square, ~ Johnson
VI tn.'d,,', Nar,hs 56
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~ PNFllIO, i.Iwge. a. Lar' har.n
3. $50. ..o,,,r,. TrN4. III
Olicp .n tae b4Udug COS. auci ht i'''. Z
, No..
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VliE, TEX rs REPt BIICAN
only Two Dollars and a Half a Year
Il, ". IOu q ~ u \,
yplroR ANp PROPRIETOR,

Rsrrnttc.N r. issued wr@alY a. TWO
,nIl,ARs AND hALf per AMMAN II pa'd ~
",a,.s IL paid y it}iu siy months, lhrre Dollars
'''' "a, l,yel auti. after thu six mon hs. the
,tlh~ Faur Dnlinrs single copef ''n" Dune
,,.rt--tn~uts : pcfsGuair, OF ten lines ~ les
I'D scent. p-r .intrr infrN"fY 'uh'rrh' l"r"fi'"h
l,h.r,i li.eo.pt made Ilr yearly advertisements
,,,ouneenent 10 ctuhdAte. Ten Dollar.
r,rl,r per cent viii herhats,d on advertisement"
f paid ne advance. ,
Nii obituary uatices"yrro square, N''''e '''s'''
d. utit~fffsetu-uts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

p. MOTT, Carpenter, aud Jo'"ef' ''"
-. shall, Texas. >o,o,y
January g. 81
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Stealing houses Is father "o'el ""''
.,xh,,.L il. ..f,,ed ont Ia ID. West. \ gen
tl.m a., ,ec.nsl, t.ceiyei = better 'tom Ma
ne,ots. stating ,ha, his house ou '"s rfeN
,,,,n,ien wa. stolen when the wgttef was
4 . a.t.fett.ft. q, fneNtfN
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F.sr Mas. Tbs keeper OF a l'se'N
stable ou Cape cd had habit oi cautions
us VI, pa,tsns against fap.t tfiv;ne. One
dl, one OF them came Tor team 60 joan =
funeral procession. and on handing hnn the
r.in.. our freud rs usual, mechanically OBJ
s,tved. "Bon's drive fast Look here
Old fellow" EXCLAIMED has customer ..
bound to keep up with the PROCESSION II
MI the horse
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Mr.. 4. Sears,
Dr. r.. y. Neall

hOCTORS A. >. 4 u. !. VI J"h"'o" nav
~ associated themselves IN the pta'"'e
Medicine. :
QrOtNce over their Drug Store, west side OF
49, eaAlA!A9 Square.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-05-20
GtlegtapBi.t
washington Items,

WASHINGTON, May l6.-The Secreta-
ry of the Treasury, in anticipation of
the operation Of the late tariff act, has
Just issued to the officers Of customs ad-
ditionsl general regulations under the
revenue and collection laws. As tie act
of March last disturbs but to slight ex-
tent the classification of imports made
the end Of the year lS46, the constuc-
ton heretofore given by the Treasury De-
paltment to that act applicable, except
where that law has been modified. The
provisions Of section Cd Of the act of Au-
gust 1912, furnishes the rule of corsnuc-
tion 10 be applied TO the articles not spe-
cially designated, and the several sched,
ues of the act of 81, and al other men
numbered schedules not so susceptible of
classification will be liable to duty of
Is per cent. Merchandise in public store
on the lst of July next, or in bond under
the warehousing laws, whether deposit.
ed in warehouse authorized by law or
passing in tranSitu under bond from one
port of the U. S. to another will, ire
spective of the date of their original i'm.
portation or bonding, be subject on their
withdrawal for consumption, to the rates
of duty prescribed by the act Of 1857
As to the admission, duty free, of wool
unmanufactured of the value of 20 per
cent. per pound, or less at port of expor-
tation, the Secretary decides that the val
ue in the foreign market does not include
the expenses of packing, commissions or
charges incurred in shipment.
The Secretary of war to-day examined
the bids for materials and construction of
the Washington Aqueduct. The awards
will probably be announced on Tuesday
Walter N. Haldeman, Louisville, has
been appointed Surveyor Of Louisville,
vice Mr. English, removed,
Edward s, Hogh has been appointed
Collector at Alexandra, Va
Senator Wilson is here, on his route
for Kansas.
Official dispatches recently received
warrant the belief that Governor Brigham
Young has fled from Utah, 1t is known
that lie was in treaty with the Indians
for his safe conduct through their country.
Ex-Justice DrummonJ has arrived here
for consultation on the affairs Of the Ter
rtory.
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DYES WALL STREET Brokers says
"0ur new coin book will contain over
1900 pieces made up from the U. S.
mint, with an index the names, weight,
value when recoined, and the market va.
lue-sent free to all subscribers
Amongst other curiosities in the above
work is fac-simile Of the coin received
by Judas Iscariot for the betrayal of the
Saviour Of men. Mr.. Dye says he took
the dlawing Of the piece while on a jour
ney last year to the east, at the great mu.
scum in Rome, where they claim to have
one of the identical pieces. He consid-
ers it a great curiosity, and worth whole
years subscription.
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Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.

SCeuDenVille ana indiana Railroad.
1857. 1857.
Great Central Route Between the East and West
Railroad Connection Between .Steuben.
viAe and Pittsburgh Completed! The
completion of The River Extension
ofhe Cleveland e. Pittsburgh Rail
Road, between &eubenviHe and Pit
tsburg renders the above route one
of the Shortest, Cheapest, Safest
and Best lines connecting IT.
lantic cities and the West!
g PRING ARRANGEMENT. On and
Nafter Wednesday ApRI22 1857 Passenger
Trains will leave Steubenville daily, (Sun-
days excepted) as follows:
Through Mail Train at 1910 P. NJ arrives
at Newark at 655 o'clock P. NJ, making g imme-
diate connection with trains of the Central
Ohio, and Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroads, for the principal towns and cities
in tie Invest, West and South, by one
of the fastest, safest and most pleasant routes
in the Union.
RETURNINa-Mail Train leaves Newark at
ii 80 A. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at A 35
PM, making immediate connection with trains
Of the Cleveland d Pittsburgh Railroad; for
Philadelphia and the Eastern cities.
Fare as Low as by any Other Route
THE Cadiz Train
Leaves Steubenvllle at 6.25 P. M. and ar
rives at Cadiz at $50 P. M.
RETURNING, will leave Cadiz at 600 A. II.
and arrive at Steubenville at 8.l6 A. M.
GT For Through Tickets and further infor.
nation apply al the Depot, Washington street,
to A. S. PARKS Agent
G. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
I. LAFAYETTE DEvENNY,
General Agent apr29
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GRAND LODGE /. o. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge of Ohio is now in session at Mans
field. The annual election for officers took
place on Wednesday, and the following
gentlemen were elected
M. w. G. Master.-WM. CHIDsEY of
Magnolia Lodge, No. SO, at Cincinnati.
r. W. d. G. Master.-HIRAM VIELE of
Summit Lodge, No, so, at Akron.
II. w. G. Warden.-C. j. PARDEE of
Wadsworth Lodge, No. ll9, at Wadsworth.
X. w. G. Secretary.-Alexander Il.
GREEN of Central Lodge No. 90, at Colum-
bus.
r. w. G. Treasurer WIN. F. SLATER,
ofUrbana Lodge, No. 46, at Urbana.
X. w. G. Representative.-WM. G..
EARL, of Sippo Lodge, No. 4s, at Massil-
lon,
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Circulation One Hundred Thousand
Copies Weeky.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
rs WITNESSES;
OR THE
n a n n ~ u

FORG Err CONVICTED,
JOHN S. DYE is THE AUTHOR,
Who has had 10 years experience as Bank
er and Publisher, aud Author of
q series of Lectures at the BroadUay
Tabernacle,
when for 10 successive nights, over
D5O,OOO Peoplen
Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, while
he exhibited the manner in which
counterfeitera execute their
frauds, and the su-
rest and
shortest means of detecting them
The Bank note engravers all say that he is ta G
greatest judge of paper money living.
GREATEST DISCOVERY of the Pre-
Va sent Century for
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT
BANK NOTES.
Describing every genuine bill in existence
and exhibiting at glance every counterfeit
in circulation
Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is
EASY end DETECTION INSTANTANE-
GUS.
U7No Index to examine, no pages to hunt
up. But so smplified and arranged, that the
merchant, banker and business man can see
ALL at GLANCE.
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Cheap and Fashionable Clothing
AT.
JONES H0FMAYER'S.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Market ST. Three Doors above Fourth
S7EUBENVILLE, OHIO,
The best assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
Hats and Caps ever offered in Steubenville.
VNHE undersigned has just receivdd and
l. is adding weekly to his large and gen.
eral assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
the latest styles as they come out, TO which
he directs the attention of his friends and
the public, assuring them that he is pre-
pared to sell every description of goods, at
prices lower than has ever been purchased
in this section of the state. In point of
style, quality or durability, his Goods can
not be excelled in this or any other Wes-
tern Market. His prices are uniform, and
the public may feel confident that they will
at all times receive the worth of their
money.
1t will be to the interest of oil to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
as his Clothing is made to order. he is sat-
isfied that he is able to sell better goods
at lower prices than any house in the city.
]. HOFMAYER, Market street,
three doors above Fourth, Steub.
april 22-ly.
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Relief Meeting

DETROIT, Mich, May l6.-At a meet
ing last evening, at the City Hall, 10
consider means for the relief of destitute
people in the Northern part of Michigan,
citizen of Graliot county .was present
whose wife and three children had died
of starvation, and who gave a glowing
account Of the sufferings in that region
Many Of the people were dying for W ant
of the most common food. 1t was decl-
ded TO raise five thousand dollars in this
city for the purchase Of provisions, one
thousand of which was subscribed in the
hall.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
NEW STOCK.
E. FR0HMAN & CO.,

.DESPECTFULLY inform their friends
~ and the public generally that their new
stock of fclothing for the. Spring and Summer
Trade, manufactured for the Steubenville mar.
kct at their wholesale establishment at Gin
cinnati, has Just arrived. 1t is larger and
more varied, and embraces finer articles than
usual
The stock embraces Coats, Pants, Vests and
Hats and Caps for men and boys, handker.
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, hose, Shirts, and a full
stock of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises,
Carpet sacks, Umbrellas, &c.
FRoHMAM & Co. also keep on hand full
stock of Cloths, and Vestings, and manufac-
lures clothing to order, on short notice, at pri
ces that will be satisfactory to purchasers
Fits warranted.
I. Thankful for the very liberal patronage here
tofore extended to US. We ask for a continu.
ance of it, and beg to assure the public that it
will be our constant aim, by dealing honora-
bly,, 10 deserve it. We may be found at the
Washington stand, Market street. one door
east of the Washington Hall. Give US call.
NAV 20, 1857. E. 'FRoHMAN g. Co.
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FITS! FITS!! FITS!!!
HANcE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT

EPTIC PILLS,
For the cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this
l. distressing malady will find HANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing Epi-
lepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific action on the
nervous system; aud, although they are pre-:
pareo especially for curing fits, they will be
found of especial benefit for all persons afiiCt
ed with weak nerves, or whose nervous system
has been prostrated or shattered from any
cause whatever. In chronic complaints, or
diseases of long standing, superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly tenefcial.
Price three dollars per box, or two boxes for
five dollars. Persons out of the city enclosing
a remittance, will have the pills sent to them,
through the mail, free of postage. For sale
by SETH S. HANCE, No. 1O5 BALTIMORE
STREET, Baltimore, Md, to whom orders from
all parts Of the Union must be addressed, post
paid. may l3'57-ly
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

E%DR. HALSTED & SIZES, Medi
cal office, in Steubenville, on Market street
south side, second building east of the Steu-
benville & Indiana Railroad crossing; perma
nently established, for the treatment of dis.
eases of the Lungs, Throat and diseases. ol
the Skin, Rheumatism, Chronic and IDfam.
matory, upon the science of Medicine of mo-
dern discoveries. Drs. H. & Sizes, processes
TO treat tlrose pre.disposed to consumption
and Bronchitis successfully. Persons at dis.
tance will address DR.. HLSTEO g. SIZES
Box 9S4, Steubenville, Ohio.