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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15
A Large Vessel interferes with the At
Iant1n Teleprauh.

lautic Telegraph.
The following from the LOndon Times
describes the meeting Of one of our Liver
pool feet with The telegraph squadron.--
Our men were bnund 10 see all that was
10 be seen, and had not the slightest re-
spectfor English gaapowder. Tie Chief
tain called from Montreal with load Of
$4,000 Detroit slaves, which were taken
down to her by the Star Of the NORTH in
Nay last:
During the afternoon IN Americanthree,
masted schooner, which afterward proved
to be the Chi5fain. was seen standing
from llie.easlwsrd toward US. No notice
was taken Of her al first, but when she
was within about half mile Of tie .fga.
memnon she altered her course and bore
right down across our bows A collision,
which nigh, prove fatal to the cable, now
seemed inevitable, or could only be avoi-
ded by the equally hazardous expedienl
Of altering :he Aganemnon's $ course. The
Valor0,s steamed ahead and fired a gun
for her 10 leave to, which, as she did moi
appear to take much notice Of, was quickly
followed by another from the bows Of the
.Agamemnon and q second and a third
from the ValOr0uS, but still the vessel
held her course, and as the only resource
left to avoid collision, the course Of the
Agamen.non was altered just in time to
pass within few yards Of her II was
evident that our proceedings were source
Of the greatest possible establishment tt
them, for all her crew crowded upon heI
deck and rigging. At length they evi
dently discovered who we were and wha
we were doing, for the crew gave us thre'
hearty cheers. Though the Agan,emno,
was obliged to acknowledge these con
gratulaions in due form, the feelings o
annoyance with which we regarded th'
vessel, which either by the stupidity o
carelessness of those on board was so nea
adding fatal and unexpected mishap I.
the long chapter of accidents which hat
already encountered, may be imagined.
1 T
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15

4. New Doors AND SHOES AT HALsTED's
They can now offer the best stock Of
custom made Boots and Shoes, that has
ever been in this market; which will be
sold very low for cash NO HUMBUG.
Please call and see for youself.
DAINT BRUSHES, improved styles,
i also, good lot Of wall, counter and
busting brushes. HENiNe &sMELvIN.
april 1858
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E9- The Pittsburgh True Press, the
best daily paper published in Pittsburgh
received every morning by VIM. p.
Lewis. Price One Cent. Also all the
late Periodicals. e ,,t-s
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THE LIVER \
INVIGORATOR.

ye PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, d.
Compounded Entirely from G UMS,
is ONE OF THE BEST PURGA-
| TIVE and LIVER MEDICINES now be.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15


FALL GooDs JUST RECEIVED AND NOW
orENINd.-GEoRGE SCOTT & CO., are
now opening their first supply of Fall Goods
purchased in the Eastern cities, for Cash
Embracing q great variety of seaSonable
Dress Goods, Black and Fancy Silks
Robes de Chevne, Robes Lee, Robes o
Guile, printed and plain DLains, Melin.
oes, Chintz. American, French, and Eng.
lish Calicoes, Shawls in great variety
A very large stock of Millinery Goods, ant
Trimmings of the newest styles, including
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Satins an(
Velvts, Head dresses, &c. &e. Also Vel
vet Ribbons and Fringes, of all widths.
Steubenyille. Sent 18th '58.
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6FWe have received an invitation by
Hon. w. A. LOOMS and 20 other gentle-
men, formerly citizens of Columbiana Co.
Ohio, but now residing in other parts, to
meet them in New Lisbon, on the 10th
inst, at the County Fair which is to be
held at that time, and thus have GRAND
RE-UMoN.
We shall take great pleasure in comply
ing with the kind request ifpracticable.
By the way, we are inclined to think;
that Columbiana County will do herself
great credit this season, by holding one Of
the best Fairs in Eastern Ohio.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15

r. q Z ~
These GUMS re-, One dose often re-.
move all morbid or peated is sure cure
bad matter from thef for CHOLERA MoRBus,
system, supplying in and preventive Of
their place healthy -. iCholera.
flow of bile, invigor- - Only one bottle is
ating the Stomach, . necessary to throw
causing food to di-I -IS out Of the system The
gest we'll, rIlRIFYINe = effects of medicine
THE BLOOD giving tone s after long sickness
and .health to the a. One bottle tSken
whole machinery, re- - for Jsandice removes
moving the cause Of all sallovness or uu.
the disease - erect - natusal color from
ing a radical cure. - ,.sne skin. ejsag
-L,, by IL One dose taken a
bILIIoUs ATTACKS are short time before eat.
cured, and, what is & ing gives vigor to the
better, Prevented, by ~ appetite and makes
| the Occasional use Of q. the food digestwell,
tne Liver Invigora. - One dose often re.
| tor. A.gF - peated, cures Chron.
! -A fJs@lJ5s @g y ic iDiarh@a iii it's
Only one dose Ia, worst form. while
ken before retiring, SUMMER and Bowel
prevents the NIGHT y COMPLAINTS yield al
/ MARE. most to the first dose
| Only one dose Ia. = few bottles will
ken at night losensl cure DRoPsY by ex.
the bowels gently, - citing the absorb.
and cures CosTIvR- e ents,
NESS. Ia We take pleasure
One dose takenaf- jim recommending .hG
ter each meal will - mediciHeas preven
cure eDysPEPsIA. Z; tive for Fewer ant
One dose Of twol q, AGUE, OHiLL FkyER
tea sI,oonsful will al and all Fevers Of /,
Il ways relieve SIUK 2 iBILLIous TYPE. L op
HEADACHE. \, lerates with certainty
i Only one dose i'm. and thousands are
mediately elieves willing TO testify "a
Collie, while Its wonderful virtues
! .4H tcho use it are giving their stnani.
Nss nous testimony IN Us faUor.
i Mix water in the mouth with the ln-
vigoraior and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
'BYNgiA " Tile.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, No s45, Broad
way, New York !.
4 RsEailed by all Druggists, Sold also BY
HENING q MELyIN,
II & Il M. 4. Muller.
!, Ssepbenyille, 0
!. Aud ]. 9. WRIGHT, Knoxville, o.
4 june 2S'5S:ly
4 nR. s. ROTHACKER, Richmon1
Jefferson County 0biol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ohio State and Union Law College.
HNHIS Institution has been removed to
= Cleveland, OHIO Degrees are legally con
ferred, and Students upon graduating, may
be admitted to practice. For Circulars adj
dress, at Cleveland M. A. KING, !
dec 23,'57y Ls ,s Secretary
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15

GrWe invite the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of Mr.. w. ].
SAGE, in this paper. Mr.. s., has an assert,
ment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY
far surprising anything heretofore display.
ed in our city. Call and examine for your.
selves,
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0rS. B. TEAGARDEN, will preach at the
Disciples Church, on Dock Street, on
Thursday evening at n o'clock. The pup.
lie are invited to attend.
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, 6FWe are happy to learn that Profess
sor MILLER has made arrangements to re.
main in our city during this, and the month
of October. He will give lessons of in
struction on the Piano, and Mclodeon. A
favorable opportunity is now presented to
those who desire knowledge of this ac-
eomplshment, to.pluce, themselves under
the instruction of one of the best Teacher
OF the art in the United States. lnforma-
tion in regard to terms, &C., can be had
by calling at jones' Music STORE, Mar.
ket Street.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15

AMERICAN STATE CoNvENTIoN.--Sy.
racuse, Sept THE attendance at the
American State Convention is very large.
The Convention was called to order by
H. B. iNorlhrup, President of the State
Council. A committee on permature ur'
ganizalion was appointed.
Daniel Ullman was elected permanent
President, and made glowing speech.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral


Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Whooping- Cough,
Asthma and Consumption, is universally
known as the best remedy ever yet discov
cred for every variety of Pulmonary disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and
SO numerous the cases Of its cures, that
almost every section the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been
restored from alarming and even desperate
diseases of the lungs by it's use. When
once tried its superiority over every other
medicine, of its kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation, and where its virtues
are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections of the pulmonary
organs which are incident to our climate.
BY its timely use many, nay almost all
attacks of disease upon the Lungs or throat
are arrested and thus are saved many
thousands every year from premature
grave. No family should be without it,
and those who do neglect to provide them
selves with a remedy which wards off this
dangerous class of diseases will have cause
to deplore it when it is too late. Proofs
of the surprising efficacy of the Cherry
Pectoral need not be given to the Ameri-
can people-they have living proofs in
every neighborhcod. But those who wish
to read the statements of those whose
whole health has been restored and whose
lives have been saved by its use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the
agent below named has to furnish gratis
for every one.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER, Lowell,
Mass. ,-And sold by HENING & MELVIN,
Steubcnville, Ohio. sept. l-2m.
TO MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
DR.. BRACES VIRGIN PILLS.
THE essential Ingredient Of this valuable
remedy is not new, but is well known to
the medical schools Of France and Germany
and has been employed by the females of the
principal courts Of Europe, ard by all the most
distinguished physicians in this speciality for
the last ten years. My motive is not to offer
any patent discovery, but simply to present to
the mothers and daughters of our own land a
1 = L r Al L. 4
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15

PWe acknow ledge our obligations
to Daniel Harbaugh Esq, for the presen.
tation Of complimentary ticket to the
COlumbiana County Fair. Success,
gentlemen, to your laudibIe enterprise.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-15

Gg Tie following persons have paid
the sums annexed to their names on sub.
scriptiOn to the True AMERICAN. up 10
the 18th inst.
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President, and made glowing speech.
-------7-4eoos----------- q r'l9. 4
INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR ScURvY.---
During two awful winters in the region
of eternal ice, the efficacy Of Braces
ARCTIC IMMINENT, as cure for scurvy,
vas fairly put 10 the proof; and wheni it
is understood that the late DR.. Kane was
the person who tested it, no one will
doubt that the ordeal was searching
one. The lihiment was invented express
ly for DR.. Kane'se expedition, and Dr..
Bragg had the pleasure Of learning from
the distinguished voyageur's ownylips,
that he was more than satisfied with the
effects Of the remedy, and considered it
also invaluable as an an,idote to all scor-
bulic. ulcerous and cutaneous diseases. --
1t is for sale BY Hening & Melvin.
9 The PoETRv OF PaYs1c.-Doses have
always been associated in our minds with
wry faces, and medicine has seemed from
the days of childhood, another word for
nausea and disgust. us remedies were
the worst part Of sickness, and pain was
not SO hard to bear as the revolving por-
tons we we're compelled to swallow for
its relief, DR.. Ayers preparations her
aid another era. His Cherry PectOraI is
like honey on The tongue, and healing
balm on the stomach. His Pills Try
them they are sweet morsels to The
taste, and glide Sugar,shod over the pal
ale, but their energy although wrapped
up, is there, and slriFes with telling.forcc
to the very foundations Of disease -
4 TCincinnaii Citizen, 0.
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How many thousands of poor women are
suffering from this disease and dpining away.a
miserable life, and their next door neighbor
does not know the cause. wish to impress
on your mind that good old proyerb, SAN
ounce Of preyen:ionis better than pound of
cure,r In the - s.,s.,-.. $3.50
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A BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT SARATOGA.

From the Daily Saratogian 10th
The trial of skill between several distinguished
billiard players, heretofore announced, came off on
Monday. Messrs. Dudley, Cavanagh, Barney
Chrystal and Joseph n. White, of New York, and
Christopher Bird, of Philadelphia, were present
and took part. The arrangement made contem-
plated the playing of Is games of 100 points each
three between each of the players. But Mr.. White
being i'll. played but three games with Mr.. Bird)
so that only II games were played. Mr.. Bird did
not enter as contestant for the purse, but consent
to play to add interest to the game.
Messrs. Bird and Cavanagh led off with three
games-al of which were won by Cavanagh
There was splendid playing on both sides. Cava-
nagh had runs of 46, AZ, 80 and II points Bird
had runs of Is, "a and 81.
The next three games were played by Chrystal
and Bird-the two first being won by Bird, and the
last by Chrysta in which he made a magnificent
run of IA points, mainly by ''nursing the balls"
The third test between White and Bird, in
which the latter won the three games. White made
one run of 20 and two or 22-Bird several, from 10
to SO. The last three games of the match were con-
tested by Chrystal and Cavanagh in which the for
mer won the second, and the latter the first and
third. In power of "nursng the balls and deli
cate touches, Chrystal appeared to be superior,
though Cavanagh was not much behind in that re
spect, while in bold, dashing hits, and knowledge
of the table, he was decidedly master. Chrystal
made two runs of 81, and one of 3S-Cavanagh, of
| %, 26, 81 and AZ. At the conclusion, Mr.. Phean
stated that Mr.. Cavanagh was the champion of the
trial.
Four games were then played by Mr.. Phean, OF
| New ork. against Mr.. Cayanagh, three of which
were won by Mr.. Phelan This was capital dis
play of skill, and excited very marked degree OF
| interest Mr.. Phelan had runs of 5S and GO, and
one of 81 stopped by the termination of the game.
Mr.. Cavanagh also had several runs OF about 81
EACH
| 1t is proper to remark, that during all these
games "spot ball" was ruled out, except for sin
| gle shot.
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The citizens of Martinsburg, Va, and its vicinity
had cruel hoax played upon them ON Thursday
last. Some wag had prepared what purported to
be the message from QUEEN VICTORIA to PRESIDENT
BUCHANAN, and having the same neatly printed,
sent number of youngsters through the town to
dispose of them, which done at rapid rate and
at good price. In a short time the excitement
was up to fever heat, the court was adjourned un-
ceremonously, bells were rung, cannon fired, and
the whole population met in the Court House
Square to celebrate the achievement of this great
sc'enuhc victory. number of speeches were de-
hvered by the lawyers, who were thus suddenly
called from their dissertations upon Coke and Black
stone TO take part in the celebration The firing of
the guns soon aroused the stad people in the rural
neighborhood, who began to pour into the town.
and the day was spent in shouting, speaking, firing,
eating andwperhaps-drinking. 1t was not until
all were well nigh exhausted with their ebullit;ops
Of JOY that the discovery was made that they had
been hoaxed, ~ - 70 -, = 4'H
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST IA. 1858.

Encouraged by the success which has attended
their Daily ISSUE the Proprietors of the Exchange
are now publishing Tri-weekly-or Country
edition This edition contains all the News and
Editorial matter comprised in the Daily; together
with a full and reliable report of the markets
both Domestic and Foreign, and all the new
advertisements. 1t is furnished to subscribers at
four Dollars per annum, payable invariably IN
advance Subscriptions for shorter period Will
be received at the same rate ..
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MAJOR MCCULLOUGH ON HIS WAY HOME

Major Neutrality-suspicious. of the Commissioners
upon the part of the United States Government to
negotiate with the Mormons in Utah-passed
through city yesterday, on his way East, and
honored with call at the Office of the Enquirer
The Major in the enjoyment of excellent health
and came through from Salt Lake City to Leaven-
worth Kansas in thirty-three days, by an over
land journey across the plains. The Major has no
confidence in the perpetuity of the peace made with
the Mormons, unless the Government keeps at Salt
Lake City strong military force-say from fifteen
hundred to two thousand men.
In regard to the population of the Mormons, the
Major estimates it at about fifty thousand. They
could bring into the zelda seven thousand fight
ing men, of whom some seven hundred are excel
lent troops and efficient mOuntalneers The Major
stated. in the course of conversation, that he adj
vised Brigham Young, if he desired to found great
State and hierarchy, to pull has stakes and remove
to some other country. The prophet afterward de-
clared that he allowed no man to advise him-to
stand between him and God, from whom alone he
took his couns sells.
1t is Major McCulough's decided opinion that
the United States should maintain there very
strong military government. for the Mormons have
no love for our institutions, and can only be kept
in subsection by coercive To effect that
it would be necessary to repeal the law organizing
the Territory and vest all authority in Govern
or and Council, appointed by the President and
and Senate
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EJECTJON RETIrpNS


ARKANsAs.--In the First District, T. c. Hindman
is elected to Congress without opposition, and in
the Second District, Albert Rust the regular demo-
cratic nominee, is said to be elected by large ma
jority over T.. S. Drew, former Governor of the
State and independent candidate.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Returns from Clingmans dis
trict show large democratic losses and the proba-
BILE election of Vance, American, to Congress over
Avery, democrat. This is a democratic loss of a
member of Congress. Judge Ellis, democrat, is
elected Governor, but his majority will not be as
large at first supposed The legislature, it is be-
leved will be democratic. There two United
States senators to be elected.
KENrUcKY.-Officia election returns from seventy
counties give Revill democratic candidate for gov
ernor, As, 800, and his American opponent, Mckee,
1872. As compared with the vote in 1857, this is
democratic loss of 946. Should Revill lose moth
ing in the thirtyone counties to be heard FROM his
majority will be IL ,705. The Congressional Dis
trict represented by the Hon. James B. Clay gives
democratic majority of IS.
THE KANSAS acknowledgements advices of
the Sth to hand, per United States Express, to
Bonneville llth The following is the official vote
of eleven counties, as far as received, with the en-
tire vote of only seven
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PRoF. Woop. 3l2 Broadway. is running the

PRoF WooD, 3l2 Broadway, is running the
Hair Dye trade People will not dyes when natural
restoration the original color of the hair be produced
by natural remedies Dyes artificial agents. and dan
in their application, but Woods Hair Tonic
healthy stimuant, and causes healthy growth. growth
of gray hair young PERSONS head is unnatural and
to apply coorng fluid produces unnatural result the
color is changed be but not through the roots of
the hair Ladies', do you that geranum plant in the
window yonder? how yellow and faded it looks? 1t is
alive and growing yet where is the beautiful rch dark
green that belongs to it2 Gone. You color those
leaves by external application of chemicals but they
will remain coored Do you desire to do it naturally
Make solution of water apply it to the roots and
the plant will take it up into the system and then you
will rich green permanent hue Professor Woods
Hair Tonic works upon the principle. The roots OF
the hair drink up that application and high health and
beauty result.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market caledby different names Use
unless the words Professo' Woodss Hair Restora
tive Depot, ST. Louis, Mo-, and New York blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ. dicine
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
au9-2w 81 md SO Baltimore street.
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FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.


Shortly after II clock this morning a fire broke
out in the Keystone Hotel, occupied by Patrick
Kehoe, in Water street, above Shipper, which was
considerably damaged. The flames rapidly spread
to the building known as the Old Bethel Church,
occupied by Mr.. Costello, chair manufacturer, and
Hiram Webb, ship joiner. The nfamabe material
in the building was soon enwrapt in flames, and in
short time it was, with its contents, totally con-
son, was almost totally wrecked The flames next
extended to the roof of the Mariners Church, on
Penn street, which was burning rapidly when we
went to press. During the fire a couple of police
dragging through Penn street, in a cruel manner,
an unfortunate women, who lived in one of the
houses adjoining the fire. The fremen worked
quietly and nobly in extinguishing the flames, and
are deserving of all praise. The loss, though not
heavy, unfortunately falls on poor men.-Phladel-
phia Press of yesterday.
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au4-2w
CHARLES GILMOR & CO..

" DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS GOALS,
OFFICE No. % La w BUILDINGS.
We have hand large supply of Anthracite Coal
for Furnace and Cooking purposes from all the best
Mines including
COAL MOUNTAIN, SHORT MOUNTAIN,
LOCUST GAP, BLACK DIAMOND,
LYkENS VALLEY, BROAD MOUNTAIN,
L0RBERRY, TREVORTON,
Hard and free burning White and Red Ash Goals.
The best quality of coal for Furnaces So 25 and cook
ing coal at So per ton of $40 lbs. guaranteed.
Cumberland Coal for sale by the cargo car load sim
gle ton atlowest rates. Orders through the Post office
promptly attended to. jy23-tf
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's c


FAMILIES, HOTELS, and other consumers, will be
supplied with this well known and very desirable fuel in
any quantities with pompness and despatch is un
doubtedy the best and cheapest Coal in this market and
will money by purchasing their supplies
at the present unprecedented low price.
DOBBIN WAKEFIELD,
au12,tf Sole Agents, No. Sc Second street.
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We regret to learn from the Washington Star
that the venerable Secretary of State, GEN. LEWIS
CAss, on Thursday night suffered another attack
from chronic affection, with which he has been
afflicted for several years. He much better yes
terday, but compelled to keep his bed.
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COAT, NOTICE.

WEWOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and consumers of Coal generally that receiving
and prepared deliver the Gap and Coal Mountain
GOALS which in appearance, quality and durability can
not be surpassed by any brought this market. We
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial. to
vince them this fact if taken at enabled to
furnish them much lower price than later in the
son; 24o lbs invariably given to the ton We also keep
constantly on hand, Lykens Valley Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASHBURN & HOUSE,
Office SO Lombard street. 2nd door,
au7 West of South st.