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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

kvEx MAyoE ~ SEwAnE, n. J fovSn Dsowyrn Mr..
james rler, formerly Mayor of Newark, j. and Afju
TAFT General Of tas state Of Nor Jersey, was found
dfovred GO Saturday evening IN the DOCK foot cf Book
mar street, Esg, liver on he rcrron letter.,
p~pe,s,s yeif wscn snd small sim u m,ney sss
iound The deceased residsd with ns family a Nesuk,
aud was lsst seer alive on Friday. o. irenis ElePsef
hiu " b.ye oeeu At To complimentary ahner gv9n v
Cs-,su iudsoo and o'ocrs a dervcv CIV, cn Friday
right, bot wbetbcr this wa The 20,
tanned NJ Killer had boea unfortunate b1sinssg ari
rers cf risd It's friende of t1e ortuton that he
crossCu the ferry 10 this city add vne wandering scout
e,i overheard aho Vas drowned. liza rcmatns wore
ssen 70 Bellevue Hospital where Coroner paryy bed ~
Inquest upon them. An cranire,oa maize By nf 83atoa
shesed nc marks OF violence upon the cody sri tue Jury
aboci sixty i've years on sgo.
FArAt Blasting CAsrArrv.-An Inquest was held on
saturday % Coroner Connery, ei bellevue Hosps, uood
he BODY OF Thomas Feeny, Tho died from chs ex9cs'o1
o. SINE powder whilst oatng rocks Ferry fth street.
Third avenue. Tue deceased vss cuti5g poos %
foe 9Th sharp ttoue, when sparks sere lago~a
on, end isni,ei some 10 sdsr ia carl near ~.
act % "scc den,d death wss rendered Diseased wa
foriy I've years u agt and q native u belsoL
UyXvowS pErSoSs DvowSsn --Crr,ucr Perry mid N
nquert 90 s@nicsy upon she bodv Of 40 rukso~n MAJ
ourd 10 tas wssr ioot Of forts street, EAST "er
The hccy very mu-h deem roscf, tnf anpsarnd -
be that Of man about forty years 81 ass. lie v"s
stoui built mtn and Urea Cd ike lsbJrVr Al laquest
VS. held ct aclcvue Hospital upon the cody or
krcwn women, found ct the foot Of 1sen'y sixth street
ii,ver; y sss inposs,ble 70 fec's1izo NE ~, ~
rrcount of iis advsrcsf ds.om Dsiun yerdst OF
supp drow NM. was returned il oaoh Of the above
CAGES.
sronsv Dr,m.-sn vnknowu man, -ppsrer,ly ssout
sxty I've years ~ ngc onDd il IN the street., AND
taken 70 the CTS Ho-p'si ~nere Re dei r'r rnorem
examination rb0snu tns death csused ny al son ~
serum uron The brain and ysrdi WAS thas rendered
Tho body pisced n The deadnou'e cr tentidceon
FAru Ncnse flynn an f-sh iatoser. forty nvs
yeas o. sge, acc iebiay fe from lstjcr wills IT vws
urcr bCNcins n fwsasv 'ou,ts -tseet, neN FJur'h
avenue ded from the itjures received Az inquest
On saturday hsit the body, verde, Of asci
dental death rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

NV ORLEANS, Sept 4, 1853.
cctsotThe sses 10 day foo, up 90 bales The mGSes
closing 81 soy Tour closed wn m Advancing teudency
and wi;b occlilitg tsb4tnty IRE ghs-epRco "
CsSusxan, ssps Z, 1858.
rIyur Grm sncs 300 bbi. - 50 a. Tor supcrhne.
wbisk.y ocered ., sas md clsed at 2akc, Provisions
eencssliy unchanged.
Flour sieasy. wher bell frmef SALES 10000 bushels
vbac. ucuese ,oco toledo At si 10, sapa Cora dull
.s,es COO nushes Toilette nj esc Ms, receipts
are sorg Csrnl fclghs duh h'ur &c whaat
7hc corn 10 10 Mes York. lskeimrptis-a 900 bastes
wheat II 0to bushcs com go busn~s rye, 800 ba.n
a. Barley Canal srpors- 800 0lis Jour, 1900 bash
- "''-'' -''S' Brrruo, sept t-eP.x
There has tcen rsr basiuts- cciag 10 fur tcaay
prices unchanged sales 800 b5s = 81 20 for state
@essss 80 for comnou g a,os birds y era ssa'
gan Ohio, lndsra Ueoais1 ~ GA - 20 fof doubt
extra. Wheat fair matug ttnand; sales A.vo
bushes as 81 10 Tor red oaio, loo sas aaf MchIsaa
81 70 for white Mshwsn All cs-a1s; "a III ior wnte
KENTUCKY Corn quiet, ard rs'Sg uncosogcd; saie'
1oOoe bushels ., 90 iur unsrmt cS. CSC Tor sogni
Prime beId o. &C Ryei cemard rales 3,eon nusnol'
lEc for AUD Az 'of ois whmyey steady AL u
demand sales 3co bb,s st sac Canal f-eivnssSss 90
four NC 20 ssrs no % Gro y sS 80 s0r s,t "a
bushels wheat, 10000 do. corn s,7oT 40. os's
BrfrAto, scps 81 NJ
srs o s spI, oi ss, ,s s9a .,. "a
IS soscr 70 cnoisa ekta All o. IS fJr double
EXTRA. wheat IN rnoders's dasaanf aat r1arte, irm
paes cf "a 900 pussets s u for red oal, ~ rs Tor
whse Ncb;g,n sod Canaasr, ard 81 ~ Tor white Ken.
t,ky. gsfn omiei and steade Sales isSal tusoels
81 GO oto. Tor sound; tvs samples held 0sc 6sc
rye lu sernanc raes 81 500 Snshels A. foc Fsrle-
nominal n e2kc. Oats dan ard beid q fsc whskey In
fair demaod. sbirs Of 500 otis A. $40 Cana fteshts
sec on nour, tic whesi, iec eva, 70 SeN Vows
Reoelpts- 80 bpis dur, ieosi ba.hes wnsas acts
russals nets Shipments nv osas-1,eas tbls. hsur,
1916 bushes v beat, ~ 500 bushels cora.
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CnsxaS.-on sunday, september 9. Al H.. A. N 4,
fH8ik Gnse SIS, NIaor or she lac Tia.iEy . CheJs.
mar, eyed 10 years, morths aod AZ dsgs
crAW la Brooklyn, sufGs1ly, on - a'dsy, ssp1om.
Dor !, Nv. Cssfc, aged - years snd ~ days
He rel sves and trends are resp italy invited 70 a.
icrd the funeral from rs ac deace, N Kent avenae
resr Ny rule avecfia his tp0adayl morning, eleven
&C ok Hs remains will ne tskoa q figa5et,~a. " D.,
Cor lniermep,
rno restiyes add ents Of The family are respectful.
invited TO a,sed the funeral this (Mouoayl a. afnou a.
half pa, oue O'Clock. from tho resasocs her 600 TO-
law, kDenczer wi1shp, s3 Cannon street, saaeus tuf
brpixr ON sunda, ssp,c nssr g. a TO Clinton Place
IIc,ol, ii O'Clock T. ~ ysssa HAgrEi DrDt2r, " NsW
Or'osr..
M rrsnds and acqusu,,rce. are lnyae; 10 attend ,hs
fune,r IRON lho hossi, ihs aondsy) AFTERNOON, At foar
cioeS.
Neg Orleans, and i;iohnond, Va psoery pls,se copy
Gsti,ui ~ In Brooklyn, ~, % sa,arctg SciAa
Der JAMS GAItaupST, aged 10 years, msuh Ant "a
days.
lac relatives nad risnds Of ire family also the mem
bore Of Cfysads Lodge te 6i q 90 T. saa ihc gNn
bers q ne order 10 etoefa ass ctuiiy nvtea -
ateIC tue lul cEs ssry IHh4u IsEite. ~ - ~
hs late rtrideroe, No ~ South Fourth street as (tn
day) GtetEoon, nj 40 o'clock.
HtsnsoyUy--In Wee iavsn, on THURSDAY, Septea'e
q n the sesdsnc. az samuel .aiels "a lssegLtA ga
HAN, aged IL pears month end aays, yoa18est dsvSn
ter q g II aantbgtsn, " Veg \ OK
Tbs beautiful child or moh,hs his 5een wasting away
By copsurnpton Although Ter sa4ofnss acre astefo
Tins zee re, mum tr escaped her Dps 500 Ofes
spEs of her uust CHRIST n shc fncfhiog tster avery
pain'ui anil eAc ssd 70 friend gng na9 - lev az
rrsves eth hs-. 81 wanted YOU o prsv SNh ls<t
ni.nl couIa nO4 pay sloai-L could oay lust ~ q.
tnx uvast "a pnTl, I mo DAG ANe ecfafssts
be and tslsej OF heaven uita delight, saying 70 he
friends a5Oua rtr, Meet lie tneTe
Ivfsr 10 Hartford, on saturday, September 4 ~
Tse f,,ss,a uni tasc psce his (H1oday) aps,ooou q,
-four O'Clock from hs late rcsidecce IN Hwtord.
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n yp.v NrssllsUr~pr

.1e Un,taA 5.as rtsaGsr aos!su passed ao5~as.A
CITY Aususi Is. r,in issse ceGnsai ara freyh. psnn
fallg u goyseuusl. Gcr Fcs. lstcGn Tso cop-
,apnd G. gseea n several Compares 81 .eoasd H.
t.atr7 fson.J On cup ct Fos 5csss in HSasas aTgo
fcrce rss seep a. Kendall cossisiiug of
iu rerps.s a. he Icdan4 IL tLss gcis become
br.a In tc.lr 6..vsssdsEs the troops q, Rno a
bccy Z ror a. maze svsr passei citY Tee 'ocxtcg
il is .na .iics.s:-- Il aa,1 y. l!oD 90 apaat,ug
NJ L1esi eet Pas Dets,ici.Dt, Cspiso , W Ca
Lcas Brs0tey. tbs tools were IA haa bealln ead
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NnxaI Intelligence.

NAVY Y,sp BsooKiyS.--rhe Sabine took her powder
ON bos,d on zoe 3lrt uls II sad tna this vessel
wtl not sail for Eve or weeks
RE Rees sss,re snp) has her cargo on board snd will
soon be decystchei for Asrnual
The supply ,stsre rp) isreceying ordinance and oosr
stores FOR tna Paraguay cxpeiniJr. 10 eVoecef that
shc viii be the 0rs W sssi 50 dtpafi that serSe.
Work les already commenced on the san iacnto,
rrepsraioTy h. rt6tirg ner.
TIE MAMA 10 stln opra n visitors
The y louis /. Gus ~ dock, ,as Tigers wll con-
wors ~ her AZ cpce.
TIE rascr'nfsts overnau'ng tho ergirc q the r'-
w, ing amer Vixen.
The as'rss lana v take her coal and stores on boart
In q few dsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

rnDY, 'ett, 4. is5*.
James ". sorstu was shs cyonsg esc,ed delegate
20 The democratic sss,e cervcpon, rcn tns city. He
"soiI,' ba s suasin David L. Seymour for Tho snnns
ucn for Governor.
George r. Van santvosd, Esq cs-sei ~. "hsrd !" WV
ye,r-s.y unsniucusy eltcted from the Third Assembly
District Of Rensselaer, county delegate 10 tho enocrauc
rnpv anton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Cfugor--NovroTr. -On rtursrsy, September ., BY
the ksv =. Hsrocnourgh, ). q GEpsoss, 70 SAss1 H.
haNlfopr, all o. tnis ct,.
scbcrec,aiy Papers please cory.
kcsE-IcruE In this city, on Thursday, September
=, b. tho fcv rarnin. NJ EansCg r. mCt:iN vt Md.
son, VIZ, 10 Miss C.ouss Jorus eldest dssgn.er u Al
Ion II Joilie, lsa., n ths city,
Rssss,- kNEER ---Un Friday, september =, by the
Rev ~m Berran, at his residence, RcBsRp R,ssiT, ~
MAS RkiIs FsAscs ksrxr. b5'n VI tnn city
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Nnn-Arrtyai of ,,e North Nancr,rmn.

MONTREAL, sept. 3--P. N.
There vore no signs Of The steamship N,rlh Auorcsn
81 RIVER IN toupe Fix O'Clock tins cveoing rns-c.a,g
vcry bad, rain falling seaily. sccompan'oi ri'h
good cssi II hgh,niag. TIE North Anerosa's aiviocs
arc however, anticipated by no asspsra Of tbs faons
ne received yia Cape Race.
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Amtvy, Ssp, g, 1855
william g. Young, . member 81 DiIgcat Fnsiae Dom
pauy of rnisdoiphn Died here suddenly yes'erdsy aud
vs buried this afternoon ~ entire Fire Depart
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city Politics.
DyLDeArss TO THv ssPUEL'cAs AND Know NOTHING
STATE CONVENTIONS.

A. ,cve ~cre several error iuthc p-cviors rc7c NO
give asy conr'es iat Of the American sai ssPuob
esegees from tn' city ibe s,'c crr rt'ns Faca
uct u syrsorss DC tee eth insssn. nisurasFori tot
iuse majority o. both ocnv-rticrs sr- % tsEOr q
gvsSCo.
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"A EVahDbiI's b:s CE1aB.ArED HHu.)I00
- ciros apsadidy cagrsgsi oo,y bs h kls yAr4
depot hrcsdv as ,oornsr Duane street
A 1IakTiC CABLE CHARMS.
n Mat fr u he al aic cable spi mounted In gold, u
hang "a wsioh chsins iot s.ie at rotsi' by
u. ALAN I'll Vsisres
Sarl nplr
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Most Improved Truss-s, Belle. E.s,tic sfoc.-
Ok. aLOvER
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Anaaon 1, respectfully The tauowoS le,tg src
fykvs W. rist,s, ESQ
Sop tgyg

Espense brsa Respectfully Invites the atssns
ton Of hs srd the pnbnc 20 he fan fssh,n ~
meme ha'. reA1y for Inspection sad fot s4c II
kueau uatsa.
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10 Peter Cooper Iustjiufe.-Subumated
electricity; vopf rfa fssuis. SEQ pr MAbs.Is adgeItse-
nj Ia his paper
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e., mnaai0n n Il FoAaipg AcnJcniy-SiGy.
lnsu 60 Roadway. The rsguia- instruoiocs
recon iIEsI.2 tiEgaARu.
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Cyrus w. Ftsia -Imps,Snl Photograph Of
Cyrus W. Held, shibtion 1aADf's gallery, $50
Broe away, Ihcrrp spa'D rsloon.
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Cgru.-AD p.ssgas VITA has8 Gray III Ia
hslr ~ bal Ia tted call ~ni consals Doctor
ofAr DJEAN -c nsu siior rel - - Church
o. Barclay hs r' ewes the hair ina rJor Is
sired and may BE- sDnsidsrsd real prodigy Of Chemistry
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WSss~'s E'aH S.yse cv G~ass~aen's Dr,ss tSts
y, WHITES isS Patton and 2a2 Gr-cnwica srss,s
ASht At
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perrups' Superior Sewing Machine, with
40. ispfoy.nsnasL oompis,e Tor 50. 81 8roaawAy,
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It.Iiev~s y's Otatnsrt The Esatiy DtstA-
ius of THIS pr.pston IA itfay ribus the o,y s,fs sud
ala o. Cuflag hoee eruui3as ss.iinss
s.d painful 3eiDts AL fo.i
Ia ~ lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

CT sfnioro's ffsir Dy.. Wig and Tonrtts.--
The tss IN the void WI s.As ard rets lbs Ire pn
vAsvis apTHed no y Assrf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27
GraaN Rattains Uhaap aooas
AT D0UGHERTY a BROS.

V[TE have jpat received our Fsll stock Of
+ w new and fashionable Dry Goods, which
we wilLbe able to sell cheaper than here
toiore offered in this market. Having
purchased our stock under favorable Cir
cpmstapcesduriRg,ths tight money panic,
wR know we willebe able to supply our
customers with goods at lower prices than
can be had in;the city. Cur stock is full
and complete in every department and we
invite everybody 10 Come and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we
are determined to sell our goods at lower
prices than heretofbre offered in this mar
ket.s Come and examine as it is no'troh-
bic to show goodss s. es aoct2l-ifls
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EaIEEiInia- Do iaIldulnk llotsanl.laLlAnI

gHryEiEnIS- The following factsinaelhtihni
to what your agents are doing in this section
may be Of use to some entcrprising young man
in wait Of kmplogmeut The Rev. John y.
Jardan Of this place, has made since last
Christmas, over Four Thousand Dollars in
his agency. Mr. David II. Heath, OF kidgiy,
No. youT General Agent for Plat county is
making Eight dollars per day on each sub
aeent employed by hint and Messers Weimer
4 Evans, Of Oregon, Mo,r your agents for Holt
county. are making from Eight to Twenty
Five dollars per daY, and your humble servant
has made since the 7th day Of last January,
over Seventeen hundred dollars, besides pay
ing forthree hundred acresof land out of the
business, worth one thousand dollars. You.
are at liberty to publish this statemeut, Il you
like, and 70 refer to any Of the parties named,
sssiiis DANIEL GSEee, CarrOllton, No,
With such inducements as we offer, afybo.
dy can obtain subscribers, We invite every
gentleman out Of employment, and every lady
whot esires a pleasant, mOney,makipg Occu-
patton to apply h, once for an agency Ap-
plicants should eIeloss IS cents TPr a speci-
men copy ofthe magazine, which wirlNalvays
be forwarded with answer to application by
return mail. v,'e le st
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.LEGAL, NOFJeEa -

Mary Thompson Petition for Di-
FrancisD TbonpsOn. bas ENfse, DIDO
ERANCIS D, THOMPSON, the lesen-
1 dant above named, whose place Of resi-
dence is unknown will takeD notice that on
the 2ath, day of November 1857, Mary
Thompson fleda petition in the Office oil
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Jefferson County, setting forth the mar
rage Of the said Mary and Francis, and
that said Francis d. Thompson, has been
wilfully absent from this petitioner for
more than three years previous to the n
ling Of said petition and during all ofthat
time grossly neglected his duty as q hus1-
band; and prays that the marriage con,
tract Of said parties may be dissolyedS and
that they may be discharged from the OBJ
ligations thereof, and that said petition
win BE for hearing at the term Of said
Court, commencing on the second day Of
February, A. D. 1858. s,.
~ ~ aie MARY THOMPSON,
sI By Miller & sherrPrd, her iatty's
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N EW GOODS.

GEORGE SCOTT is now opening at
VIhls store on Market Street, his, Fall Stock
of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, having
been selected with the view of keeping
goods of the, best quality, and latest styles,
of the season. His stock is unusually large
and:attractiye.a The stock comprises Ia
dies dress goods Of the newest and most
beautiful designs. Trimmings in great
variety, a,Veryllarge supply ofalll kinds Of
Millinery goods Fall and Winter shawls,
talmas cl6aks, house Keeping goods, fancy
articles, blankets, flannels, a large lot Of
furs, &c., to which he invitesthe attention
of purchasers. 5a..oM 2. '5'l7 '''N oct.7tf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27
GREATEST MEDIC DISCOVERY
~.,.., ,rr OF THE AGES 2 -
''ah-Hl AYERS Cathatic Pills. b.

They don't HELP. complaints, but they CURE
,thema1 ,1fIlA slea fsz8k t,n.4as ~
One box has cured Dyspepsia. .ga
Three boxes have cured the worst cases of
AScrofula.' '"'2 ""
Two boxeshare cured Erysipelas. \
One box always cures the Jaundice. nm !
Three boxes are sure to. cleanse the system. of
Bodies Aoften less than one does it. - ~
Two,boxes have, completely cured the worst
ulcers on Che legs. .. yt s,
SmslI'dobes seldom failito cure the Piles. N
One dose cures the headache arising from q
/ foul stomach. X FssA3
Strong doses often repeated expsl every worm
from the body. They should be given to
children, who are always more or les af-
ficted with this scourge. Y "A,
As gentle physic, they have no equal. ~
One box cnres arrangement Of the Liver" ="
Half box cures eold.,@-,-s-
IiThey-pprify the blood, and tlusIstrike atthe
| foundation Of every disease. i.isss. JAJii \.
Asa Dinner Pill there is pot their equalin the
/ world. ." rt'
They are purely vegetable, and can do no
| harm, ,Hbut dbiaccomplish an unaccountable
| amount OF GOOD. NoI p ,rtF17 ~
| Prepared BY Dr. J, y. AVER, Practical Che
/ Mist, Lowell, Mass, and sold BY all Drug.
gists and Dealers in Medicine through this
section. n97 dec l6,2m.
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,lMIn0WEI,J,, q CO..

booksellers, Stationers, Paper Dealers, Blank
eai Book. Manufacturers and Book Binders, q
nEAJERS at Wholesale and Retail, in
~ School, Classical, Medical, Theological
Miscellaneous; and Blank Books, Ruled and
Plain Cap, Post, and Note PaperS, Printing and
Wrapping Papers, Wall, Papers and Borders
School, Counting house and Fancy, Stationery
Merchants aud others desiring, to purchase
win do we'll tocall and examine our stock.aa,.
The highest market price paid fol, Rags.
I -ytst stD'a ahaip M'DOWELL & CO., I"
sa,North side of maletg above Fourth street
Steubenyille. 0hiossq I03 Jan. I, IS. Z,
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LIVERY! LIVERY! |!

TNaE undersigned having recently replen-
-Aished his Livery Stable by an Increased
,Dunberof Horses Carriages and Buggies,
and by theigreat improvement ofahs entire
stock inequality as we'll as quantity, would
most respectfully invite the attention Of
the travelling public, and pleasure tdkenrs,
there-to. Office and stablelbn yail Alley.
North Of Market street. s.spsiy stitsf
uugl9tf BaM. SHARP Proprietor
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spECIMEN ENGRAVING

As we desire'to place in the hands OF every
person who PROPOSES getting up club, and
also every agent, copy of the engraving Of
" THE. LAST SUPPER" as a specimen,
each applicant enclosing us three dollars will
reeeiVe5the engraving, post paid,'by return
mail, also specimens Of our publieationslaAd
one Of thenpmhered subscription receipts, EN-
titling the older to the. magazine one year
and to- src chance in the distribution. This of
fer is made only to those who desire to act as
agents or to form clubs. Address q,
20 % oAKSMITH & CO.,
,sl-l-, No. al broadway, New York.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READg.MADEl cLoTHiyGRi
HATS AND CAPS EVER OFFERED IN sTEUBENyILLE.
VENHE UNDERSIGNED has just re-l
n ceived and is adding weekly to his
large and general assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing. the latest styles as they come out,a a
to which he directs the attention OF his friends
and the public, assuring them that heiis pre- ,
pared to sell every description, Of goods, at
prices lower than has ever been purchased in !,
this section lofsthe state. Q In point Of styles
quality or durability, his goods cannot be ex7 J,
celledi in this or any other western market.--
His prices are uniform; and the pnbiicmiyr
feel confident that they. will at alltimesre. /.
ceive the worth of their, r,moneys9 qgrrss IL u
1t will be to the interest, Of all to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as, hiA I
clothing is made to order, lie is satisfied that
he is able to sell better goods at lowe: prices
than any house'in the city. !2si 1seIsns .fh
u j. HOFMAYER, Market ST.. ld2
10 three dools above Fourth, SteubenSille.i
oct2l57.tf .h,fiFS "a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27
ALARGE STOCK OF

Fall and Winter Goods.
SUPERIOR Black and Blue, Brown,
~ Olive and Green Cloths, W. ysf Z.
Extra fine Black French Cassimeres,
French fancy Cassimeres. Teq - -
/ Vestings: Silk, Satin, Grenadines, Plush,
Velvets and White Silk Vestings, all
newest styles, and be, made in the besS
manner. .,.... ..,' B..
Shirts, fancy and colors, Undershirts and
Gloves, and all other kinds Of Furnishing
Goods *! ,,aa. - ~ th.o
Always on hand, Ready Made Clothing,
and all very low for cash. :, . .,r-.
y. LITTLE, Merchant Tailor,
noV5. ,.2a door from corner 3d& &Mar.I y
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DERFUMRRY, - New and handsome,
4 styles, of the various kinds of Perfume
ry lately received, and for sale. pt the Drug
Emporium Of tdec 2I HESlNa 4 MELVIN, !
1857, s,l h. G.. GARRETT. 1857.
aAs JUST RECEIVED and is now opeg
Ii ningea large and beautiful stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting In part
off, ? aAi313i%- 4"1ibaH talig!H ~ e7ofn'
Plain Black SILKS, Brillidnts plain and
Striped o. 70 sfLawns in great var
Figured "ji a "a 'iety, j'''i n7'ass q
Fansydresg q i,'.4. ."iC .'"diCCrape, De, Espang,
nj. IL III VI, NJ lGinghains, N' aHa
m. >'S''' - Prints large assort-
if'n7aa Bnreges Bare \ sa, .esat, :, si.T =,
Fancy, olored De- G&vhy' strinsS Z 'a'n iltp Diio
c,.,,vaii;nI a." 20 ,.fLinen table cloths,
,n,,, cotton &c n -fs'
striped challies No p,s rr,sh toIn5 El1eMs, ms !,
Plain, Fig'd and cold T;.Tim eIno - Nusi'ns' @ H'
;nr mi17 II msIe ie', Y, Checks, lSi5a
piiIox % ~ ".ue oass;nr Z Stella shawls, 'gts
W" 'oaSS'Hs' II Cashmere, 8 l' {"
,rAlso a general assortment Of fFfench and
English cloths and cassimeres, all .colors,
qualities and prices casinetts, pant Lin
en-, cottonades. Lasting drab, deta and a
variety ofothergoods fot men and boys,wear
too tedious to mentionABonnets, ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, mitts, collars, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefsl &c, &c., ,'.'1So'
The above goods will BE-, sold to suit the
times.-FoR CASH.
Of.2s.rSS7Ifly 2. rSS7 II; g, GARRETT 4 4 = !, ~.
ETNAsaIR!TIG STOVE. Y
| "A COOKING STOVE designed for
IN Farmers and hotd,keepers, burning wood
and coal and guaranteed to give satisfaction
to purchasers. Also, Live Oak Large Oven,
for burning wood & 7Starof tho. West and
Aurora These stoves are far superior to any
yet intfodteed for baking and roasting, in re.
spect to saving fuel ard for durability theyJare
unequalled. Manufactured by A. Bradley,
Pittsburgh The subscriber keeps constantly
on hand large assortment, of Tin Sheet Iron;
brass ware, selksealing cans, DC. Persons Ii
want ofanYthiug in his line will save money by
giving him a call. ySpouting roofing and ali
kinds of OBJ work done TO order and at the lowest
prices, The highest prices paid for old copper
andpewter, Store north side Of Marketthfee,
| doorswest Of 9TH. j. H. LINDSAY YgH
apn 8 Silly
DR. s. ROlHACKER,s Richmond
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