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NORTON H0nsE

NU N n y Z.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respect,
Il fully notify the travelling community
that he is ready to receive guests, and will
take great pleasure in rendering them COM
Portable, by prompt and careful attention
to their demands. 1t is the earnest desire
of the proprietor to give entire satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their pa
tronage. 1t is his intention to have his ta-
Bile always furnished with the most choice
productions of the season.
A liberal share Of public favor is most
respectfully solicited. .@
z. A. BOWERS, Proprietor.
South 4th street, Steubenville Ohio.
marll'57 .... ...
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A LIST OF LANDS WITHIN THE
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON FOR.
FErrED TO THE STATE OF
OHIO, FOR THE NON-PAY-
MENT OF TAXES.
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP.

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ARE MADE TO
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ARE MADE TO
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK
lnvalids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
PhiIanthrOpists,r read their Effects,
and Judge of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, +, Foul Stomach.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May !, 1855.
DR. j. G. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst headache any body can have by dose or two
Of your Pills. 1t to arise from foul stomach, which
they cleanse at once If they will cure others as they do
me, the fact is worth knowing.
I, Yours with great respect, ED. ". PREBLE,
Clerk Of Steamer CIdrlon.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, |
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb, 1856.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
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say they are the best catharc employ. Their reg
lang action the rr is quick and decided consequent
ly they admirable remedy for arrangements of that
organ Indeed, have seldom found case of bilious dis
ease % obstinate that II did not readily yield to them.
fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ D.,
Physician ofAe Marine Hospital
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
PoST OFFICE, HARTLAND, LIv Co., MICH, Nov 16, 1855
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the perfection Of medicine
They have done my wife more good than can tell you
She had been sick and pining away for months. Went
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others around s paid om nve TO twenty uoars DOCTORS
bills and lost much time, without being cured entirely
even then. Such medicine yours, which is actually
'' GEO. j. GRIFFIN, Postmaster.
Indigestion and Impurlty OF the Blood.
From Rep J. Hines, Pastor Of Adrent Church, Boston,
I'm Avvv. bovo used ropr pl,s with extraordparv
success in my family and among those am called to visit
In Distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and purify
the blood they are the very best remedy have ever
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEsS, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
hnd for the relief Of consumpyo patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of It's virtues
Throughout every town. aud almost every hamlet Of the
American States its wonderful cures Of pulmonary
tnts have made II already known. Nay, few are the
families Ia aay civilized country on this continent without
nome personal experience Of its effects and fewer yet the
Communities any where which have not among them
living trophy Of it's victory over tho subtle and dan
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While Is the
most powerful sndoe yet known to man for the iorni
dAbe dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs II
aso the resancst and safest remedy that can be en-
pbTed for infants and young persons Parents should
lass Il In store agnns the nsdious enemy that steals
upon them nnprepared. We have abundant grounds To
believe the CHERRY PEcTo more lives by the con-
sunphons Ii prevents than those II Keep 1t by
you, and your colds while they cable, nor neg
iect them until no human skill master the nexoIe
canker that fastened the vltas eats yOur life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and as
they know too the virtues Of this remedy, need not do
more than to assure them It is still made the best It
be- We spare no cost care toll to produce It the
most pertect possible and thus AFFORD those who rely
Il ts best agent which skill furnish for their
PREPARED BY DIR. ]. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass
AND SOLD BY
. Henlng q Melvin, Stepbenville,
]. D. Simmerall, Bloomingdale
r. Fisher, Wintersyille;
W. Price 4 Son, Smith6eld
w. II. Crew d Co., Richmond
N. O. Morgan. Mt. Pleasant,
, And all Druggists and dealers in medicine.
everywhere nov.25
DR. s. ROTHACKER, Richmon,
OInffhl.rsnn Gnnnfv Ohio
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Carpeting /! Oarpeting

A LARGE and splendid assortment of 8
A ply Ingram, Venitian, Wool figured,
and Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Hearth Riggs, Door Mats,
&c. DC. .,-selliDg at reduced prices for the
cash, at the store of ALLEN, Sd street
near market. oct2I
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delinquent GaF 9ist for 1857.

THE FOLLOWING list Delinquent and Town Jefferson
County Stale of Ohio returned by JOHN CADAM Treasurer of said County,
on which the taxes for the 1856 not paid and not paid and to
which are added the penalty 30 and the simple tax of 1857
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DELAY NOT.
Ye who Consider Fine Head of Hair
NATURES GREATEST ORNA.
ment, but ere il is too late nse

ment, but ere it is too late use
SANDER s scalp TONIC,
which restores the healthy condition of the
scalp, causes hair to grow on the bald and
checks any tendency towards its falling out
and becoming thin
W, For sale at the principal druggists, and
and by the Proprietor, Sixth Street, two doors
below Smithfeld or at the Mansion House,
Liberty Street, Pittsburg. fcblS,
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s. COURsEY

RARBER and fashionable hair dresser
- Rasors set, and all kinds Of Surgical in
'truments put in good order. Room undel
he Mechanics Saving Fund, Market st. neal
he Washington hall, between Sd. and 4th.sl
april 5th, 1855. NJ.
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TOWN LOTS.
STEUBENVILLE tn.

OWNERS NAMES In Lots ou. What town add whole rpl Value Taxes &C.
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name forfe R. T.. s. prt 8. acrs VAL AND PEN.
ted.
Castner r.
heirs q u lis. W. l6O 9l5O 1912 IA i
AUDIroR's OFFrcE, Jefferson county, o.
Steubenville, Nov. 10, 1857.
The taxes, interest and penalty due upon
the Lands mentioned in the foregoing list
have not been paid. All persons concerned
will therefore take notice tina. if the same be
not paid into the County Treasury, and the
Treasurer's receipt produced therefor, before
the second Monday Of December, (4th De.
cember, 1857 } then and in that case, said tract
OF land SO as aforesaid delinquent and forfeit.
ed to the State, and said list described, on
which the taxes interest and penalty may re.
main unpaid, will on said second Monday
Of December be exposed for sale at the Court
House, in the said county, in order to satisfy
such tax, interest and penalties.
Sale TO commence at 10 A. N. Of said day,
and continue from day to day, until said lands
are sold or offered for sale.
]. s. LOWE,
nov. lo, Std Auditor Jefferson co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

ing into the Store Of Rinsldo Lssky No l5S Water
street, on the afternoon Of Saturday, the l4th Of
March. The evidence against them was remarkably
clear, and Judge Russell sent each Of them to the
State prison for Eve years. He said that merchants
could not place any confidence in locks and bars,
and he was determined 10 punish burglars TO the
utmost extent Of the law. The Court adjourned till
Saturday morning. The investigation into the
charges sgainsi Coroner Connery was continued be-
fore Judge DAILY yesterday. DR.. David Uhl was the
only witness examined. His testimony was with
view to show that he was the family physician Of
Mrs. Cunningham, and that on the 9th Of February
last he was denied admission to her by Coroner Con-
merry. Most OF the three hours session was con-
sumed by the objections Of counsel. The case was
adjourned until Saturday morning.
This being Good Friday, there will be no bushes,
transacted In the law courts.
The sales Of cotton ynteFday embraced about 5000
balts about 600 Of which we're In rAts,u Of fun pr
oes Cotton in store was vsry nrny held while there
seems seine more disposition mani esssd 70 sen In tran
stu. Flour Of The higher grades In good looA and
EAstsru .msAd and prices unchanged while inieror
brands dull and easier. Prime wheat was frm and
grader dull snail saIss Of Southern white were
made 1t 81 % . 81 esK Corn was rather eassr asw
Southern yellow sold at Go esKo and old do q Ito
Western mixed held at 6oo. Pork was In moderate
demand ii ga IS $23 10, and In small los sold Of
as As. Lard was In good demand with free SAILS st
1870 Sugars nrm and In good request, with sass
OF about LOCO l,lol bhds Cuba musoovsdo, ard 2TS
boxes HavsnA given In another column. Cones
firm, with moderate sales. Fretghts were Inactive,
and engagements limited.
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COronoxs' Inuuosts

OOsUnokb AnqU0euSs
VICTIM OF UNREQUIrRD LOvB-A srRANaR PANoY.
George B. Smith, man about - years Of ays. and
native Of Aassaohuse,t died yesterday the New York
Hospital nom epilepsy, brought about by intempsrAnos
Coroner Gamble hid an Inquest upon the body, when
facts were revealed which gave NE CASE tone OF the
involunarily excaim, truth h stranger than nction"
The htory Of deoesseds lie found to be full Of in
terestirg and exciting events Spring'pg from highly
respectable family In New England Smith was we'll edo
Cd and fitted for the bar. When be had attained BIZ
majority he became enamored with lovely young lady
(shose name. perhaps, would not bs proper 70 mon.
ton) aid afser lent suit his love was turned and
the young full Of bright hopes for the future
Bat h dream Of bliss and happiness did NOT last long
The lady WAS cog sesth, and loved dearly 10 r win
other gentlemen. Her conduct made Smith desperate.
Jealousy took possssson Of his SOUL and the green eyed
monster" prompted him % pursue revengoful course
towards The mort favored rival. He chal sneed him 70
mortal oembat, but the req aen Was ooldly declined.
Soon afterwards the rivals alteration sprun up
when Smith drew pistol and fired Il ii his antsgonis
bot happily without any serious effeot
Well kpoWpg hat he had set the laws Of his State at
dehsnoe, Smith fed nom Massachusetts and escaped
Now York. While here, the fugitive pursued most in.
Temperate course OF hfe. He drank inoessanty, and
nnAlly became . confirmed inebriase. Iniemper moe
brought on epiepo dts, lad while suffering unaer the
6rea tful malady, he died, neglected and unknown.
The sequel 70 the story u fer moro melancholy than
the story tself Upon IN exsmioaieu Of the body Of
The arms tasooed IN red and black ink. On his
right hn name IN full, the Initials N. H.. aud
also two hearts pierced with IN ssw On the len arm
was The strange and fearful inscription
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The LAST REsoRr or THE SrocKJoBBERs.-
We see that the latest Broadway Railroad scheme
has passed the Assembly, and the whole pressure
Of the lobby win undoubtedly be used TO induce
the Senate TO concur. This scheme has been !. u
ten up by the stockjobbing proprictors OF the
Tines newspaper, and IL Is expected to net cool
million at least Within a month the Times "a.
tried the patriarch of all the schemes for Broad
way Railroad, and within three days the same
journal pufs the new concern, which il headed by
the same person who was recently abused The
same hand without doubt penned both articles,
but in the new scheme the hand has an interest in
the spoils, which makes all the difference In the
world. These stockholders have lately been
little unfortunate in their speculations ia old
churches, dead mems bones, small theatres,
broken down country banks and other fancy
stocks; 90 they desire toget their money back by
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ne steamship Niagara VIII start ts-day - nssrew
o. TX days trial trip sss which shs viii return to
New Yosk 70 await the oomplsuoa Of the nmissippl
Bsh vsDeh VII probably ruia prsdios,oa regards
sAisg fer EDslsnd he LIT Of Aay-oerta,nly the Il
oopos leave before that tine. The Niagara took her
powder On board h the stream o. Wednesday aher-
noon The saly guns she carries are four medium %
Founders for sisnansiDg.
They ere working hard 70 got the vnoennss out Of Ne
dry dock, feat which VIII bs accomplished In . few
weoks.
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The HARBOR ENCOURAGEMENT BuL--Our tele-
graphic despatch from Albany informs US that
the Senate has passed the exterior harbor line
bill. This measure has been long time under
discussion, and as number Of property holders
are interested in having the lines carried as far
beyond the present limits of the city as possible,
they have made every effort in their power to
control the action of the Legislature in their ia
vor. For this purpose they procured the pas
sage by the Common Council of an ordinance
which would give them an addition to their land
ed property on the East river of three and half
millions of square yards, and which embraces the
whole Of the space between Fourteenth and
Eighty-sixth streets Owing to the narrow chan
mel way between New York and Black we'll g
Island only q bulkhesd is admissible, on account
Of the abrupt descent of the shores into from for
~ to sixty feet water 80 that for four miles there
would be no safe harborage for vessels, and very
limited accommodations for the lading and dis
charging of carsoes The ines marking the
boundaries of this extension would also cause
such an alteration in the currents of the river as
to materially interfere with the navigation and
commerce of the harbor. Thus with the new
charter, the new police BILL and three or four
other corrupt measures before the Legislature
affecting the interests Of this city, we are in a
fair way of reaching the millennium before this
generation passes away
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In large Roman capitals That the deceased did '1ove
rum" hh melancholy death fuly atsested. The OBJ.
server had nos much dfncuty In coming Q conclusion
70 the Of DEATH The emsoAted and care worn
features, together with those fearful words al love
rum inscribed upon the len arm, told The fearful tale
too truly In The prime OF youth and msnhood he had
been ont on and sent 70 IN untmey grave, Victim 70
htemperanoe.
SUICIDE NJ TAXING AIsHnc.-Ocroner Perry held IN
inquest ii the Fifteenth ward station house yesterday,
upon The body Of Carl IAds ayoupg nsa about twenty
years Of age who committed suicide By swaIlowinx q
dose Of Or epto while aoorng under deranged state OF
mind caused By want and staTveuoa. brother Of do
oeaoed testified hat they arrived here from Germany q
he 3oh q January last; that they gdess BY pro
fsssseu, and endsevored 70 oblaia employment 1hsa
could ges noos that three davs previous 70 tue ooa
moa Of Ne suicide deceased end witness had noA tasted
food md were literally starving 70 death when Their stu
alton vas discovered By the police. And au Shis 90
CURED IL Great Jones srese whsrs wealth aud luxury
20 abundant snd whore hundreds might b fed daily
with the very refuse taa nos denied 80 he dogs ne
epalsaA
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sSEAheHIP QUINN or THE PAuFIo This nns vessel
which was 10 have been launched on Wednesday morn
Ing, from the foot Of Houston street. yes aying on the
ways with ssou' enc third hanging over the dock shs
started o. the appointed se and whom she yesohsd The
waters edge her bse struck The ground and prevented
her from moving any further. the earth was immsdi-
sey dug away, and Wednesday afternoon she started
again. and whom third Of her length had passed over
he dock she Again became fast and has been found
necessary 70 employ large derrick 70 sustain the weight
Of her stern II 10 reported thAs shs ooust ierably
strained, and that large number OF her bats have
portod,
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PHILADELPHIA srocx BOARD

PHILADELPHIA srocK Board,
ftuLAssuruA, April q, 1857
Stocks steady. Penusyivasia s's %; Reading Raj.
read, 30; Lcpe Island Railroad, lax; MHrn canal
ID; Pennsylvah RAnfoaA, SeK.
Fsv 0nrnAss, April 9, 1857.
news bad no eject On the market. Rsoeips 70 day,
1850 bass flour, - % 70. CON, eco. rrrishts
ensensV dull Sterling exchange. 81 per cent pre-
OHAnIEros, April Q, 1857.
me market eossd quiee Cossou-sdes Of the week,
1000 bales. Good mic ding 10 quossd 81 IKE
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. SEDUCTION AND MURDER IN KESrucKy.-During
TIE early part OF our oircu, court Mrs Zoo and Nor
nusssro Vormerlr OF Bsrdsto-n nos living IN near
Hsysnl msde comp,sius that she had been sedu d
bad become ~ciene BY him tbat he mad Favored 20
procuoe sbo,ton. Findlps n not probssle IN Ter hs
crcumsanos hss sne coaId ga any satsfactou ~ hw
Wsdnosdv last while Ford wM In store IN nee
Haven making s,me purchases, Mrs Emo entsrea o.s.
pru day Mn. THO vas arrested, and ~ SOY IN we
hands Of The ofnsrs u We hw,-Hw<ss~~ tks) ia
ssA
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Mr. Demps.sr, the popular vocalist recently arrived Il
hh port snd intends 70 give, very shortly, series Of
hh ensersanmests Mr. Dem psssv No. without doubt the
best living singer Of shs Eoslsh aud Scotch ballads
accomplishment rare 10 delightful 70 the pusna
The italian Opera under nsrs,sst and Psss viii com.
mspos season Of sixteen nights 81 Siblos Garden on
Monday NEXT The opera 10 verdis ia Travisan with
Nine dc GsssariTs, ssnori Brsnon and Anodio In lhs
PRINCIPAL roles
Thalbers's concerts In Boston win oloss this week
whom he VIII 20 west to In Mr.. stakosch and Mile
Pared.
Nine oorr de whorss win give two subscription con.
Ole Balls concert Saturday ct NIbio's Saloon, for
The benefit Of the kasopic Board Of Relief promises 70 be
OF the finest entertainments OF the season The Men.
dslssohn Union and the PhiIhsrmonio Orchestra are
among the attractions The cause b vsrthy one, and
The prosrss me equal 70 the cccasos.
Madame de Ia Grange took her bersai II the Theatre
dorlsans lsss week, aod about going upon concert
topr win Tberini, the tenor.
The Msreizeh Opera Company give The "slsbr Ns-
YER" si The Philadelphia Academy This evening.
The copoert OF Mr. and Mrs schmessssr NJ Nibo's on
Monday, stusc's much attention. Mr.. and Mrs. g play
only their original comp ,sitIons vh,h have enjoyed
high reputation among artists and amateurs Of the piano.
but which almost unknown 70 the public The vocal
pa't Of The oopcers v be siven BY Do whorm and
sspor koreuL Conductor, Hspor Esnz,cchi.
sspor Jascps (Chsrles jacobs, Of New Yorh), tenor
has been epsssed for the n the royal Italian
opns, Her nsjes'y's tbsare, London.
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Mails for Europe.
TIE NEW YORK HkRALD-EDITION FOR KUR0PE
The steamship APPS Capt. Inslis, viii lsav, this por,
70 morrow for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city st halfpast
tsn O'clock In the morning.
Tho European edition Of the HHRAID printed n French
IND English will be published u ten olook In the morn.
t,s. Single copies, In wrappers. sxpenoe.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
uHw YoRk HnAID win be received u The following
plaoes In Europe
LoDos-Am European Express o., 81 King william d.
PAM Do. do 3 Pisoe do Il Bourse.
LLvRrooI-Do. do eChspel street..
LvnrooL-Jobn Hunter, IL Exchange street. East.
HAvD-Am European Express Co., 81 Rae Corneile,
fhs contents Of the European edition Of the HmALr
viii oonbns Ne received By unan and telegraph
- ths oos during The previous week. and up 70 ths
hsuY a publication.
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Municipal and Judicial nlections, sc.
CHICAGO, April Q, 1857.
In the election o, ohos for this county shs rspubuau
tokss hes been generally successful.
Wilton, republican, hes been reelected Chise Justice
q wnconsin, bu, By what majority u yst unknown.
We have nothisg definite In regard 70 the elections
. love-. Dsbsqus oty he's gone democratic, with tie
exssI lion efa ward, but shows . Republican gain Da.
vsapors city den oorAtio but the county 10 repablcsa
The Illinois Central and Rock Island Railroad connso
lion u IAsalls has hesa completed
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Dsstrnction Of tho Crops I'm Georgia.
AuousrA, Ca, April Q, 1851.
me thermometer here On Tuesday morning food q, n
degrees above sero The frost has killed al The cotton
corr and wheat crops In this region.
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Naval Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, April o, 1857.
Orders have been received 81 ns Gospot Navy Yard
10 a. out the so,ps o. Germ and nsrn and
the brig Perry. Toe seam frgAte Roanoke ID new ready
70 receive her efnoers. The Co'oraso s nearly ready
and the Powhs'an has been taken out Of The DRY deck
amer undergoing thorough repairs