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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
i RUE AMERICAN OFFICf
CIo,,ho,,;U, Q, J6

EDITOR TRUE AMERIcAN.-Pease an.
nounce the name of Hon. Jonas D. Cattell
Of Columbiana Co., as candidate for NOM
inaton for SENATOR subject to the decis-
sion Of the people at their primary meet
ings. MANY VoTERs.*
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We are authorized to publish the name
of Roswell MARsH, Esq, Of Jefferson
County, as a candidat, for the State Sem
ate, srbject to the decision Of the Senato-
rial convention representing the Ameri-
cans and Republicans of Jefferson and. CO.
umbiana counties, <,
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JOS. G. M'CLEARY of Jefferson Co., will
be candidate for State Senate, subject to the
decision of the Senatorial Convention, repre-
senting the Americans and Republicans of
Jefferson aud Colunbana counties
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lLIVERYI LIVERYII

The Undersigned having recently rsplen-
ished his Livery Stable by an Increased
number OF Horses Carriages and Buggies,
and by the great improvement Of his .ehtire
stock, in quality as well aS quantity, would
most respectfully invite the attention Of
the travelling public, and pleasure takenrs,
thereto. Office and stable on Jail Alley.
North Of Market street. Ss
augl9H d, M.SHARP. Proprietor
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To the Public.
mn ,rOOHu A,lE L. ;na,.

~ TOOTH.ArHE is instantly cur
ed by'a few drops of DR.. Keyser's 'looth
ache remedy. Prepared by DR.. G. u
Keyser, l40 Wood ST., Pittsburg, and fol
sale by Hening & Melvin at 25 cents pei
bottle feblS
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We call attention to the new advertise
ment Of Dr.. D. Kennedy in this paper.
We have never heard Of any person
using the medison Of DR.. X, who has not
derived great benefit therelrom. We be-
lieve it is for sale al all the Drug stores in
the CITY. See advertisement.
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S MI ANN ALI
A. !. TIN q CO.

w Will commence on Thursday, August
W 9Th, and conlinu, during the month,
their regular half yearly closing out sale oI
summer dry goods onwhich occasion theil
entire stock Of Ladies dress goods, Enbroid
cries, Bonnets, Ribbons, summer stuffs, DC.
will be marked down to very low prices to in.
sure their ready sale, previous TO lying in oul
Fall Stock, Please examine the prices in the
fOllowing list:
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column Of this paper.

The fourth OI'io and Pennsylvania
Horse Exhibition, will be held in The
Park at Salem, CoIumbiana County, o.
September 9Th, 10th and llth, 1857
We are under obligations to A. II.
Bauin. Esq, Recording Secretary of the
Board for the favor of complimentary
family ticket, to the exhibition. lie will
please accept our thanks for the same,
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Reduced 10 Worth

Super. quality IRISH Llhen.. .5U ".,..75
Fne blch'd Shifting Muslns. 10 "....l2%
Also lalge aud superior assortment Of book /,
null, swiss and Jaconet musllns, together
with many other sea>onablc and desirable ar.
tcles, all fresh and new, and of recent pur-
chase, forming the best aud most desirable
stock Of Ladies' dress Goods now IN this city.
Please give us u call.
Market 81 above 4Lh Steubenville.
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~WEISER'S DAuoERREAN RooMs
have been fitted up beautifully If you want
good likeness call at WEISER'S. a..
P. S.--Eyery variety Of pictures taken.--
Pncs Reduced to 25cts, Room. corner Of 5th
and Market streets. G. w. WEIhKR.
may l3-ly
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The True American,

EF CITIZENS BANK, still continues tc
pay interest 90 DepuSltes.
Jan A.. "a d. MooDEY.
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Camp Meeting.

The ground intended for the Meth,
Prot. Camp Meetidg being changed, from
the place mentioned in our last issue, lc
one mile and half from Rush Rub Sta.
tiOn, commencing Thursday the 9Th inst.
The friends of religion are earnestly
requested to come with their wagons
or tents. and spend few days in wor,
ship and doing good in the grove All
ministers who can be present are invited
to come, to help "win souls TO Christ. y
There will be conveyances from the Sta
tion to the grove. By order of the Com
mil'ee. aug l9 TIM
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MARRIED:

On the l9lh inst, in New York, Mr..
FRED. GUTERMANN and Miss SARAH
WERNER. .........
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ET- We call attention to the adverlis,

ment of Mr.J. Allenin this paper.
When il is rendered that Mr.. A. or.
dinarially, sells good4 80 remarkably
cheap it is certainly good news to learn
that he is no,o selling at reduced prices,
even below cost. Give him call, you
who want the full worth Of your money.
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Hom the Reading Gag, Pa, of Mav "a,

RrOm the Reading Gaz.. Pa..of May "a.
"We call attention 10 the advertisement
of Mr. Allen T. Parsons, of New York,
headed important 10 everybody which
will be found in another column. Mr.. P.
has sent us one of his circulars, alluded
10 in the advertisement, and on examina
,tion, we find it, as he says i. is no hmm
bug. but light, easy, and honorable bu
siness, and one that may be made profta
bic on very niang capital"
p See the advertisement in another
column Of this paper.
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From Judge VaAllorn, Of the District
Court at Cincinnati:

fIoW Juuge VdAHoIu, VI VIC DlSlTlCI
Court AT Cincinnati:
Cincinnati, May 4, 1856.
| have used Bowman's Vegetable Com
pound for Bronchitis and cough, and be.
lieve ito be the best medicine out, ior
those diseases. and the only one ever
got to give me permanent relief. IT WILL
CURE recommend it to the public as
an honest and Efficient medicine and will
perform what ii is published 10 do.
VIM. VANHoRN Esq.
To the Public.
| have used Bowman's Vegetable Com
pound in my family for c"ughs, colds
aud Ministers sore throat, and believe il
70 be the best thing that ever got fol
those complaints, and cheeriuly recon
mend it to the public.
Rev. JACOB GAsToN,
Pastor Of The CIinten ST., M. E. Church
June 10, 1856. Cincmnati.
Sold only by Henning & Melvin.
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July 90, lS57.-4w.
NOTICE.

l HEREBY inform The citizens Of this
city, anu the public III general, that have
sold cut my CLuTHINo establishment, sit
mated Oh Market street, one door teIow
the corner OF Fourth st., to MeSsrs. MAY "
RoThcnILD.
Greateiul for the many iavors and kind
patronage extended to ne by my friends
aud public generally, during sUJourn and
business career ol more thuR seven years
| take this opportunity OF rendering then
my sincere and heart felt thanks, assure
them OF my lasting remembrance, and re-
specttully beg leave to recommend my sue
cessors to their favor. Respectfully,
Steub., Aug, 5, 81. FRED GUrERMANN
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Erysipelas, Scrofhla, Kings Evil, Tettess
TomOra and Salt n lheum.

From a Pr,caydino Merchant Of S Lost 10. l. 1853.
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her hair kier child cured. she ais, tfted y0az
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LEGAL NOTICE.

The State or Ohio. J-lTeis6n County.
s s. Court Of Cummom Pleas.
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AYERS
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(SUGAR COATED,)
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He~ (SUGAh COAIED,J
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and Judge OF their Virtues.
PoR THE CURE OF
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Clerk Of Steamer Clarioa- :
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
WARRINGTON, D. c., 7 Feb. 1885,
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Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, N. D.,
Physician of he Marine RospitA
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

Posr 0FRcE, HARTLAND, LIv Co., MIcH, Nov. 1c, 1854
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the perfection Of medicine
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Robert Cochran, James
Blackburn, Chockley I.
Holloway and Joseph A.
Lippincott, partners trad
ing and doing business in
the name Of Holloway &
Lippincott, Plaintiffs.
VS.
Eli Kimberly q B. D.
Godfrey, J. E. Marshall &
S. 8. Mann, partners, trading
and doing business under
the name and style ofGcd-
frey 81 CO. Defendants.
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JOHN D. PAsx. Cincinnati, and
GEO. II, KEysER. Pitlsburg, Wholesale
Agenls.
may i'S silly chilly.
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School Examiners Notice to Teachers.
EXAMINATIONS will be held as fol-
~ lows:-ln SteubenvIlle, on Saturday
the 9th OF August In Richmond on FRI
day the 18th, and in Smithfeld Oh Satur-
day the 10Th ofSeptumoer; in Steubenville
on Saturday the 3lst Of October; in Rich
moud on Friday the 4th, and, in Smith
field on Saturday the 9th Of December.
Beginning in each case promptly at o'clock,
A. n.
BY Order of the Board.
JACOB n. DESELLEM,
Steubenville, July llth, 81. I'd Clerk.
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~rhe Genuine Solution OF Citrate
Magnesia can be obtained at OLIVER
KELLs Medical Hall Third street.
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OtrIn reference to the above card, we
would respectfully announce to the cItIzens
of this city and surrounding country, tina!
having taken POSSESSION Oi, and leased the
establishment, formally pccupyrd by MIR.
Fred Gutermonn, we ure prepared to con-
tnue the Clothing business at tile old stand
under the name aud firm Of
MAY & ROTH HlLD
and respectfully request the public to call
and transfer upon the new firm share OF
the many tavOrs our predecessor enjoyed.
Trusting in "a long experience IN bust
ness. and all other advantageous facilities,
we shall not fail in the endeavor, by strict
attention, promptness and punctuality, to
merit the confidence which we now re-
spectfuly solicit. Respectfully,
MAY u RoTHcuILD.
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THE REV C. S. BURNE TT,
While laboring as Missionary IN SOUTH
ern Asia, discovered simple and certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Cougat Colds, Nerveous Debility, and all
impurities o: the blood also, all easy and
effectua mode OF lnhaleing the remedy
Actuated by desire to benefit his suffer-
ing fellows, lie will cheertuly send the re.
cipe (free) to such as desire it, with full
and explicit directions for preparing and
successfully useing the Medicine. Ad-
dress REV. Z. 5. BURNETT,
augl; GIN. S3l Broadway, \. Y. City.
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GEO. J. GKTFFIN, TbstINaFtN,
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

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: N. BAH those knowing themselves
to be indebted to the late firm, will please
call soon and pay or settle by note.
aug5;-6w. FRED. GUTERMANN.
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PRICE oxH DouAH Pr BOTH

SANFORD b CO., ProprstOrs, s4s Broadway Ne, z1rA
Eg NAMES OF AGENTS. -Ey
OLIVER KELLs -Agens for Steuben.
vile.
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MYERS EXPRESS.

Mt. Pleasant, Ohio aug. l2;.6w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-11
The Recent Mail Robberie,

Tuckcrman. WHO is under arrest fur mail
robbery, Is still in prison, in New Haven,
awaiting his examination. The letters
found in his possession furnish ample evil
drncc that be has pcrpotratod a series Of
robhcri,s, by which valuable letters have
been lost, from nearly all parts of the coun-
try, Tor nearly thrcc months past. Mr..
ilolbrOok, who detected him declares that
,hc proof i, overwhelming. Hopes have
lrru entertained that The contents OF the
Cuba mail, Tor Portland, which was the
last stolen, would be- recovered, but it proves
to have been entirely destroyed. lie is dee.
cribci as bsing nervous, d.cctod, and
fearful. one would hardly imagine a Crca.
tore more haccarl and cArcwom."
The New York Times, commenting on
some spcculalious OF the Daily Advertiser,
relative to those rohbcriss, says .-
" III, manner %, robb,ns the mails was
50 much like that adopted By ihc miscran,'
who committed the great bullion robbery
ou thc Brighton Railroad in England, Few
years since, that We think be must have
formed his plans af,cr reading the account
of tha, Transaction, which was published in
our papers. The man no, only frll before
the Grsi temptation, bat be seized upon the
Grst Opportunity that was offered TO rob,
and after having been detected iu his first
great crime, De deliberately plans AMI exc
cute, another more taso than the first lie
father died absolutely OF broken heart
soon after bis s1u's shame became known,
and with this terrible las, in his mind Dc
plunged lggp,r into vice he might hav,
committed almost any other kind OF robbery,
and have rrr0urilrI tho deed 90 conscience
600 thr score or Die necessities; but a. an
intelligent and educated man oC business,
De know ,lr euormity oi Die guilt, and tbc
iucalculab,r harm DO must iuAirt upon
others, hy destroying no letter, whose con.
tents Doc rurloincl. lie knew very we'll
whom Dc was destroying the letters hc hal
stolen, that hc was causing all manner sc
srirl,, Of I.appainim,1t-. u confusion in
business, og ,,,nusrmrn, OF friendships,
that D, was d.r,,us mothers and wives Of
lc consolation oi anNiou.iy anticipated let
;.rs, and iulls,iuc irrnnblc damage. Yc,
Dc rrmor-slr.sly t,I 40 those thing, lor the
Tl,,ry gains which be- was not absolutely IN
need ol
The man mus, Dc. aud mus, always have
lggu, r,mur,cl,.- aud hnrtlo,. thief Yct
rr Daily Advertiser think, hi. la.t act
uu.t have been doe last Of .erio. which
Lad its commencement 100 some great temp
ut..u. acting upon character, weak Per.
har-. bet not tad But This tsApsrui-
s,aus sentiment 90 utter over such q base
mi.yraut \ man who had even q spark
% manly houuy ia Do. breast could never
have fallen 60 ouch ha.,uy.,, or committed
such atrocities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-11
For the osfud Democrat.
Taxation


Ma EpIoR Some of your readers would
like to have your correspondent *.
while investigating the financial Affairs Of
thi, County look little into the way and
manner criminal matters have been managed
Tor the las, ten years. \ long string Of in.
dictmcnt' are generally found at every
court, the County put IN enormous expense
to pay witnesses aud jurors, and then what
becomes Of a majority u these caf,s2 |
should Ike to know by what law o grand
jury can find bin Of indictment ror adolf
terry against a person without any proof Of
the marriage Of either of the guilty partie7
was in cour, at the term just closed, when
Dennis Moore, who understand is ono Of
the mos, respectable citizens Of Lowell, was
tried on an indictment lor forgery"
There was no proof put into the case tha.
would isgiu to mako out case, AMI bc was
acquitted by the jury without leaving their
scat. Why wa, he i7i,ri,d, hNrms'ei, DE-.
graccd ani put 70 The expense ~ - trial
upon suci humbus testimony Why vas
the County pa, to al this expense to iniur'
and insult an innocent man. 1T thosn
who caused thi. outrage answer II they
can?
Judge Hathaway charged the grand jury
against fud.ns bill, or entertaining com.
plants r,r simple assaults and batteries,
over which justices Of the peace have juri'-
dicuon. Yet tho very same jury found o
hin Of indictment again., ono Marton, Tor
assault and battery, where DO had once been
tried or the very same offence bcloroa mag.
is,ate Why WIS this done? Why was
the County pa, 10 al thi, cNpcn'a2 why
dil not the County Attorney, 10 Do knew 30,
in.truc, ,ha jury, that ,bo TRIAL before a
magistrate, w. perfect dcrcuc, 90 the
wholcmattsr' Why was Mars,ou indicted,
aud then when the matter came up Tor trial
a mol pros entered by the Government
n parties have civil cause, in court, IL
may b. very convenient Tor them 20 got up
humbur prosecution, against inno,Ju, mon,
2, in before The grand jury and have their
witnesses 10 other case, taken IN before the
same tribunal and w this moan, ct pay
ont Of the County Treasury Tor themselves
and their witness don't ny these things
have been done, bat want themat'rr look.
"a into q li,il'. bring no charge against
the County Attorney, or any members Of
any Of the grand inquest, 10 This County.
want some Of these Hills tina, have been
made up ior ,hr people to pay Investigated
4 little, lot the people see how It i,, that
witnesses get their Gst' into thu County
Treasury through the grand jury room. |
would give something 20 see tho criminal
hin. fur the last court published. some Of
my nsishh1rs would Ike % set a 'quint az
them. Wc want % see who these witnesses
are, that are getting ht pay out Of the
County want To- scc some Of thc,c things
explained n these thing are al right,
daylight won't hurt them, Il not, hopc
*" or somebody cleo will dig them out.
Muco.
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Tho thought was naturally suggested I,
my mind, what a tremendous l,a. nm, IN,
sam P,lch's dorm into theabyss below. r,,
up, up, up. from defending the McGIuchv,.
and Gallaghcr., ar selling liquors Co.. ,h.Ir
low GROCERIES IN Portland, or some o,l-r
good place, 10 a seat b.,lle the hon r. D
Tanry, Ci.f Jah.s of NE STra- Jpapal
Court erie United S'a'u.
Wen, | hope che telegraph Dine. DO mo.
lic ia what they say iu the b. IlrnIl.s d,.
spatch Tho black democracy ol Main,
don't amount % much we know. end thsy
mnst expect only SMALL hylrs until thew
can 60 through canvas without bs.n. +,
shoskinr'y whipped as they wsrs a,t,
thrcr last elections.
Bot ther' is ono ,lius Favorable. ua Ar.
rur i."r.ehto 90 che rrlsa," auI cate a.-.
liso an ostrich, every dly, .4uuur.ra,
way ana r'at way. jus; a. Oh Bu.r and On.
Niger drivers COCK their eyes. THs..n.
cnc1urgng-"r 'us .lI by thc known.
Ones among thc faithful, that thc uIl anI
rln Niger shrirkrr. whose name stand a,
tha masthead Of the Argus, is only k.rI
OF " moaHr" 90 amuso tho faithful, with
Dds rHounl.nr cehor, when thot.s,i1su..r.
"a counsel fur tho Patrick takes uaT
Republics arr sometimes unsraiaiul, arI
then again ,Ary aIut.
jos s>rru>5. Of Horribly.