True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-22

died about one O'Clock, ,'on Monday morning
last, atthe Washington Hall, in this city,
This istbe only case, we believe, that has
Terminated fatally, to any ofthe passengers
or rjothers, from injuries sustained on that
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~ The fifth Annual Fair of the Farmers
and Mechanics Industrial Society of Brooke
County, will be held on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 22d, 23d, and Oath of
September, 1858, at their Fair Grounds ne ar
Wellsburg., Excursion Tickets will be issued
at all the river Stations on the Cleveland q
Pittsburg Railroad, at half the usual rates,
good for this Fair The Managers are using
every exertion to make the coming exhibition
oftheF& MIndustrial Society Of Brooke,a very
attractive one in all its varied departments,
and cordially invite the public generally to
attend on the days above specified, and enjoy
the festivities of the occasion. The prospect
for good display of fine Stock of all kinds
Is very fattering and spirited competition
in thislineimag be anticipated. ~. 2
..GT. Some graceless wretch, in order no
doubt, to crafty personal malice. entered
the Office of the" Cadlz Republican, on the
night Of the 9th inst, and SO far damaged the
Printing Press, as to prevent the issue of a
fullsheet last week. The Republican thus
speaks Of the affair: ssp
a'."Our Office was entered, on last Thursday
night, aud our press broken by. some scoup
drel AS it required two days TO mend it,
we are compelled to Issue half sheet this
week. The principal part Of the matte con-
tained in this issue was intended for the out
side. Consequently we give but little of a
news character. But we have done the very
best We could under the circu instances"
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-Pieces Of the
celebrated Atlantic Telegraph Gable, can be
obtained, for fifty cents each, of Mr.. George
Scott, Merchant of this city. Each piece is
four inches long and protected at the ends by
brass ferples. In the centre can be seen seven
copper wires, surrounded by triple coating
of gutta pefcha, then covering of fine thread
yarn, soaked in a mixture ofpitch, tar, oil and
tallow, and around all an exterior covering Of
iron wires, eighteen in number, of seven
strands each. A certificate of Cyrus W. Field,
attests the genuineness of each piece. Y
scoTT's Cry BooT AND SHOE sroRr.-
This superior establishment, has recently
been replenished by choice supply of
Eastern Work, of the very best quality
There Is perhaps, no Shoe Store in the
Western country, in which is to be found
a more tastefully selected stock Of Boots,
Shoes, Caters, Slippers and Sandals, than
at Scouts "tip top" store. 2 ;..,sta.
The proprietor keeps constantly num-
ber of experienced hands at work, and is
prepared to manufacture work to order, on
the shortest notice. The quality ofthe
material used, corresponds with the skill
displaycdby the workmen. AS an eminent
pulpit orator, with whom we were acquain-
ted, was wont to say, when his imagina-
tion became highly excited by the sublim-
ity Of his theme, here we might enlarge
to an infinite extent, but we leave it to
your fruitful Imagination to fill up the pic
turesH One word, by way of application,
and we are done. Young and old, male
and female, go to Scott's popular Shoe
Store, directly opposite the Washington
Hall, and make your purchases If you de-
sire first rate article for q fair price.
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E:G. MoFERbY, has just received from
the east, fine assortment Of Boots, Shoes,
Caters and slippers. Those wishing to
purchase any article in his line, cannot do
better than to give him call. AS he deals
exclusively upon the Cash System,. he is
prepaFedto sell at verysmall profits
He hasalso, number Of first rate work.
men constantly employed, and can do-work
10 order, Oh the shortest notice. Persons
who may bein attendance at the upproach-
ing Fair,.willtplease take notice. 1sp
rs' Market st., three doors below Third.
FALL Goods JUST RECEIVED AND NOW
OpnNrEe.-- GEORGE SCOTT SEQ, are
now openingthefr first supply of Fall Goods
purchased in the Eastern cities, for Cash.
Embracing great variety of seasonablc,
Dress Goods, Black and Fancy Silks,
Robes de Chevne, Robes o, Lee, Robes q
Quille, printed and plain D'Lains, MeIin-
oes, Chintz. American, Frcnch. and Eng
lish sCqlicoes, Shawls in great variety
Avery large stock Of Millinery Goods, and
Trimmings Of the newest styles, including
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, satins and
Velvets, Head dresses, &c. sc. Also Vel
vet Ribbons and Fringes, ofail widths. 7
Steubenville, Sept 18th '5s.
OsWe invite hOattentioD ofsobrlrea
ers to, the advertisement Of Mr. w ].
sAoB, intbis paper. Mi. 81, has an assort-
meht Of BOOKS and STATIONERY,
far surprising anything heretofore display
ed'in our Call g k and examine ior your
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