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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Har-
rison county, that he has Just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business in all its various
branches, in she well known stand formerly .oeeupi.
where he Intends tomanufacture nothing but good
ware, and sell it at reasonable prices lie hopes by
strict attention to'business, and always keeping
good supply on hand, TO receive liberal share Of
patronage. z 3i. kll sss 1II,r,l'I,g iii.
The highest price paid III CASH for old Copper,
II. l.%f .tlra ff JAMES M !. X Aillss
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A Nj ERICA " ii o u 5 l.
CRdi&. Ohio

THOMAS. ID. GRIMES, Proprietor
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly kept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
William Milligan, will be found by the travelling
community to possess all the advantages Of thebes,
condue ted hotels The House has been thoroughly
for the accommodation of gnes,s; and it is the de-
terminalionsof the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
to complaint any particular, or go a@ny dissat'
istied.
ncrBis moderate, ;
9-Baggage taken to and from the Depot free Of
charge.
January IA, le57..ly.
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.,.-, ...... DELAWARE Cry, X TT

II leB II lISepember Ie, 1856
MEssEs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely. Ii does all that we ask, OF
that you warranted it to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory
fDlnfilUF. ol}BITI o3Ifl q syLLYN sfYyLYN9N'9 pYSi'9 ,
ISLAND CRgEK TOWNSHIP, JEFF. cor
September IS, 1886
MEssRs NeAgs g. I}RofHrRs "My Engine does
f frst-raIe an sat sheduna will upon ali oecaons
recommend thepurchas Of Engines Of your make
LANES SCOTT.
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N I .OTHANIEL WOODROW.
McINrYKE CREEK, Jeff co % |

tIi.T-T- n 4 October II, ISjb. 7
NEssRs MEANS & Brothers: ave have our work
all finished Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw, Let any who wish 10 buy, call aud
see ours. y igl q -. RALSION y. BROWN.
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f.SAP, Post and Fancy Mote RApef, various king
md qualities lafgs supply, ,,.,M e I !, , Z,
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Daily U. S. Mail
ET "A. O e I'll NJ e
CADIz TO WHEELING.

CADIZ To WHEELING.a
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the
travelling community that he has purchased
the u. S. Mai Hack Line from Cadiz to Wheeling;
and that one OF his splehdid hacks y III leave
Wheeling and Cadiz every morning, at A. M.
and connect with The cars at both places. Ills hacks
are ew,shis teanIs good, and his divers caIefnl
and attentive He hopes toreceiye the psffoHagc
Of the travelling public, as he will endeavor 70
merit their patronage by strict a'tehuon to theft
WANTS. .if. A1 -3N EAf1t. tElAsE
Fate from Wheelingto Csd;z OF Cadiz to Wheel.
ing l,25. For the rodnd trip-ony $500.
Livery and Sale stable.
He has afo in cadiz as good q IlyeFy Stable as
there is in the country. Bnggits, Carriages, Hos-s
cs, SC, 10 be had at all times. Travellers either
arriving on the in The hack, can be taken to
any point they may desire. Terms reasonable
Hor sss bought nnd sold Ut ell times 7 q agga
..is, WILLIAM L. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, June 2, 1858 W. .sasF sss,s
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SCOTT & LENNON,
Attorneys aud COuascIIOrS at Law

ss -5EA ACADIZs o. ~ s5sE -
eTWlLL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the BUSH
ness OF Exeruinrs and Administrators Sales OF land
Petition OF Partition, Examination OF titles, pre-
paration of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made any where throughout the
United States Office, Market street. opposite the
Court House. nia2S57
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JOHN CONWELL,
FaShionnhEc Tailor,

CADIz, OHIO.
4J-All work W warranted A share OF Patronage
solicited Slop--Jhree doors west OF the Post
office, and Immediately opposite the Market House
April i, lB5Tly ~ .Af
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Located in the Arcade, opposite Post Office,
SYRACUSE. N. Y.
Where he will introduce to the notice OF those
afflicted with any ioruf of private disease, the
FRENCH SYSFEMg0F CURE. This class OF
complaints he has mnde speciality for the last Is
years, ana the knowledge he has OF the New Me-
THoD OF TnEATMENT,l now, in operation in Paris,
and the HOSPITALS of this co 4ntrv, variants him in
saying that none OF the forms the dsease is wont
TO assume, is without Sure, Quick and Permanent
Remedy. The Remedies employed by the Dr. are
free from any offensive Taste and Smell, contain
no mercury and require no change OF Diet business
or pleasure, Persons can be cured at home by stas
ting their case and addressing Dir WIN H. IioYT.
Mule or female who have Spermaerrhea or Noe
turna Efiusion, lose no time but consult the DR..
and get his Specific, which has saved thousands from
the grave and. which is waf5anted tocure this dis
ease in from 81 10 6.Week OF themoney refunded.
DR. HoYT isalso agent for Df. Dumas | enale
Monthly Pills. No female should be without them,
they can truly be clled the Females Friend"
A desideratum has been gained in the practice OF
Medicine hi hcrto unauainable by the medical lac
ulty. DR.. DuMA hps usedGhese in. his practice in
Paris (Which is the largestot anyphy icinn in that
city,) years and never during30 yearspractice
VA he bee. known to have failure, These Pills
have been approved Of by the Ecole de Medicine,
FULLY sanctioned by the NJ. klC. s. OF London
Edinburgh and Dublin, as n never-luiling remedy
Tor producing the Cntemantul or Monthly Flow
lhoughperiectly harmless % the mos a ellcate, YET
Indies are earnestly requested not TO mistake theii
condition. (if pfegnant) as'miscOrriage would GER
toinly cnsue Price 81 90 per box, sent by mail.
DR.. Dumas Femae Protecting Instrument Pa
teHtednnd protected by Or. Daniass Of Paris, anc
SANCTIONED BY the ColE &c of Physicians iaild Sur
geons of London.
This instrument enables those whose health o
circumstances dh not permit mn increase OF family
to regulate or limit theire offspring without inlu
ring The Constitution The Instruments perfectly
safe, metallic substance entering into Its compo
sition; il will last Lte time without getting Yu
Of order, and cannot IaiI II can be carried iabou
the person and used without interference to the cod
| jugal relatioBsof the'married stnte. GFbose VIII,
OF its cost returned Sent by maii TO any part o
theU. y and Canadaon theFecsipt oi,S5,p0. Don
mistake the name or place.
ad VA li DR9WM EsHoYT,
,.,l... Syracuse, NY.
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HooKsTowN, Beaver co Pa. !

HooKsrowS, Beaver co Pa.
upgEuC- A g7Errt October II, lS56.gl
MEssRst MEasss & fRorHRRs, Owing 10 a dsfec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of you last sea.
son, did not do so we'll Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know of. wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one good as mine.
q y OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Al
rTnE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have bees
taxed their utmost to produce this best, most perfect
purgative which is known to Innumerable prosfs
are shown that these PILLS have virtues Which snrpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
prccedentcdy upon the esteem of all men They are ss
and pleasant to take hut powerful to Their pcns
trang properties stimulate the vital aRyitesof the body
remove the distractions Of its organs purify the blood,
and expcl disease They purge out the foul humors which
breed and grow dlstemper, stimulate sluggish discr
drred organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system Not only do
thev the everyday complaints of every body, but
also formidable AID dangerous diseases that have bailet
the best of human skill While they proildce powerful
effects they at the time, in diminished doses, the
set and best physic that @ employed for children.
Being sugar-coated they pleasant to ake and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
stantiaed by of such exalted position and character
to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
clergynlen and physicais hayelent their certify
to the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have sent the assurance of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering feow-men.
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their useand
certificates Of their Of the following comPants;
Costivencsa, bilious Complaints, rheumatism Drorsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, Na-
sea. Indigestion, Morbid nacon of the Bowels aud PRn
arising thereon. Flatnlency Loss Of Appetite al Ulcer
os and Cutaneous Diseases Which require an eyar,nnt
medcne SGroinla Kings Evil They ALSO 10y purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not he supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neurala aud
Nervous IIahlity Deran gemenis Of the Liver and XIII
neys. Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state of the body OF obstruction OF its functions
Do not be put OF by unprncipled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit ON Ask for AYERS
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this in Its intrinsic value or curative
powers Tie sick the best aid there is for tiem
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRICE rs CTS. Box. FIVE Boxes FOR 1. ,.,.,
SOLD BY
John Mclean and IonD Beall Cadiz; Thos IIoP-
kins, MoorefieId b. ]. Phipps, Smyrnia.T i tiroen,
treeporti Cannon u Bro, New Athens and by al
leaers in Medicine.
Cadz, Ohio Oct % ly 'EtlI IttH
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BEWAREoF IMPOSITION,

~ BEW AhFIUf lNFOSl1lDN,E &&
DIR. AMOS & SON havesfora long screso years
engaged in an extensive practice in the treatment
OF these delicate complaints, ard are now the only
iegaly qualified Physicians who now advertise in
Western New York to- cure private complains. Il
is melancholy fact that thousands fall Victims to
private disease owing to unskilltul men, VINO, by
the use otIhat deadly poison, Mercury, ruin the
constitution, cause alterations. with blotches on
the head ace and body, dimness otsight, noise in
The ears, deafness nodes on the shinbones, ucerat.
ed sore throatf diseased nose with nocturnal pains
in the head and imbs, ill atiength general de-
bility and decay OF the constitution ensues and a
melancholy death puts an end 10 their dreadful suf.
terlngs. a .
ltNsA N FEMALE FRENCH sFlLbS. FOR SALE, q e 81 4
N B.-MARf1ED BAF1ES MUST NOT USE
THEM, If THEY ARE IN CERTAIN SrT-
...t UATlONS PRICE 81 PER BOX
TOPATlEN1'S ABROAD.-Dr.A A MOS & son
have made arrangtmc mis- whereby packages can be
forwarded with secrecy and dispatch to any part OF
the world. ~ q .E Fk Is ~ SIS
Add ress DR.. AMOS & SON, corner of Main an
Quaystreets, Buffalo N. Y. el17Iy'5s
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Notice. esG
fT-FJE undersigned has beeu appointed and quail
fed as AdHintstra TOT on tie Estate Of John
q Kemp ssceased. All persons interested will
take notice accordingly.
Scorr & EMaoE, Att'ys.
July 2S, SO 81
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cbnsumpres, do not despair till you have tried ArRR's
CHganY PEcTonAI. 1t is made by of the best niedie
chemists in the world, and lis all around bcsidak
the high merits of its virtues. iiiddelPhia Ledger,
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NJ eyIsbls Extra Wcsnsrn Fipue AZ
ID fmay I'll GEORGE & WILSON'S
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DICOVERY

OF FHG AGE
Dr. Kennedy, of RoxtRry. has discovered In one o
our common pasture weeds remedy inatcnres
Every Kind of Humor
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April ii, 1s5s-ly sn II ilist SfliY
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Prepared by DR.. J. @. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE rs cTs PER Box. FIVE Boxes FOR 1. u

John Mclean and lonn BealI. Cadiz; Thos IIop-
kins MoorefeId; b, j. Phipps, Smyrnia.T + Green,
Freeport; Cannon IL Bro New Athens and by al
dealers in Medicine.
Cadiz, Ohio Oct % ly tH
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-10
illinois.

CLEVELAND, November 4.-The Re-.
publicans have elected their candidates.
for Congress in the lst, I'd, 3D. and 4th
districts, and the Democrats theirs in the
5th, 9th, 9TH, 9Th and OH districts. The
Republican msjorities for the State ticket
in the northern counties are somewhat
reduced from 1856.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--Washburne, Rep.
for Congress, has $500 majority. Farms
worth, Rep. in The I'd district has slOO
majority. Lovejoy, Rep. in the Sd dis
tricl has 5000 majority. kellogg, Rep
in the 4th district, has 1000 majority,
Morris, Dem. in the 5th district, 2ooC
msiorily. Robinson Dem. in the 7th,
1900 majority. 9Th, Foulke, Dem. lSOC
majority. OH, Logan, Dem. 5000,
The Republican State ticket has 5OOO
majority. The Administration vote, il
the State tits said, is not over 25OO.
In the House, the Democratic majorlt!
is FIVE, and in the Senate three.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-The he
publicans here concede the election Q
Douglas by a majority of five in eac
House.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-10
Annthar wnman strangled.

On Friday,the 22d nit, lat Danville, Pa,
Mrs. Mary Twiggs was executed, charged
with the murder Of a Mrs. Clark. in the
spring of 1855. She, together with the
husband of the murdered woman were
arrested and convicted on Circumslantial
evidence, and Clark was hung on The 2Olh
of September last.
Mrs. Twiggs may have been guilty
she may have been innocent, and which,
none now living ever may know but u
it be true. that in dying hour. just as
we are abont to appear before the irlbu'
nal ofthat Judge, to whom every secret
of the heart is known, we are honest 1t
we ever are, then the circumstantiaL evl.
dence in favor Of Mrs. Twiggs innocence,
is as strong, 10 say the least OF it, as was
that which condemned her 10 death; Tor,
after she had ascended The scaffold-heT
hands pinioued, and the cap drawn over
her eyes, she eappealed 10 God in the mos
solemn manner, and declared that sht
was free from the crime for which sht
was about 10 suffer. More than anything
else, "she regretted to leave behind her
her two orphan children"
Thus has the law ofbloOd for blood hat
another victim. A mother supposed Il
be guilty of crime has been taken from
her family. and some dozen strong an
able bodied men, assisted by the miltar
/; , of the State of Pennsylvania, by the dl
rection and authority Of her laws, aite
. having become weak and emaciated b
long confinement in prison, is taken ou
a cord tied around her neck and delibel
e ately strangled to death. What (or3-
!, They supposed she had poisoned VIC
man, on the strength of which supposi'io
they, in turn, chOked her to death.
s But what if, after the grave has covel
d ed over the body of Mrs. Twiggs, an
:. The events oil her execution is nearly 70
!, gotten, it should be set forth by poaiti,
evidence that some one else had commi
i led the murder-Gf murder was at q
! committed)-as in the case of DonneIl
: in the Moses tragedy at the Sea Vie
House, N. j., what amends would Il
= laws Of the State, that strangled he
make for the injury done her. Could
!" restore her fourfold, as strict justi
+ would require Could it even resto
" her 10 her children and society! N
even that! 1t could do nothing, and
y :, the eyes of all Justice, the crime Of mu
~ der would be removed from her charg
and laid to that of the people of Pennsy
- vania. That, though, would be po
'e consolation for life destroyed. Sale
l. Rnnnh
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alist of Mr.. jefferson slotments Of his
servants, between farming mechanical and
menial occupations, as early as 1910, thai
the house servants (including children)
numbered thirly-seven. The whole Mon
licello estate, so far as..he had laborers to
work it, did not in some years furnish a
surplus of food sufficient for his guests.
and their horses and servants The
general mode of travelling then in Virgin.
ia, was on horseback, or in carriages
drawn by at least two horses and siran-
gers who came from distance very gen.
orally took carriages from son Virginia
town. Male and female servants much
more commonly accompanied travellers
than now. Mrs, Randolph who presided
over the domestic establishment at Mon
ticeIlo, being once asked what was the
greatest number of guests she had ever
been called on to provide beds for over
night, she replied, ''she believed fifty y
Not only was everything which was rails
ed at Monticello thus consumed or exchan-
ged for articles of consumption, but hea-
Wy draughts were often made on the Bed
ford estate.
Sand such horde Of fashionable COM
pany consume something beside common
farm products. When Mr.. Jefferson frs
reached what was to be retirement, he
was asked by his daughter on what scale
he desired to live-how he would have
the appointments of his table. 81 viii
live like plain country gentleman,
was the answer. But this standard coult
not be followed under the actual circum
stances. A delicious Virginia ham on it
bed greens, engirdled by its rim of eggs
IA la Old Dominion, and slice of chick
en- or turkey, might do very well for
"plain country gentleman's" dinner tw
or three times week, and these coul
be had for the asking on every Virgini
, farm. But people of'iashion to say moth
ing of "New England judges" nigh
s not expect to be kept, three weeks o
: ham and turkey! Claret might suffice
| "plain country gentleman" particular
Q if, as in Mr.. Jeflerson's case, he preferre
e it to all summer wines. His visitor
: might choose something else; and it wa
o not for the hospitable, and suppose
k wealthy entertainer to impose his taste
$ on his guests, No person need be tol
s that "entertaining handsomely" is an el
e pensive amusement.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-10

HPWhen the American Colonies shook
off the Government of Great Britain, and
adopted liberal form Of National policy,
The civilized world enquired, " what has
been the cause of this great revolution 7"
The answer was, "Taxationfwithout Re-
presentation - and the world was salts
fed with the answer, When the inquiry
is now made, "why is it, that during the
great pressure of the times, when one
large firm after another is being driven to
the wall, Frohman & Co., still continue
to do a fiourishing business in their ex.
tensive Clothing Establishment on the
corner of Sd and Market Streets 7" The
answer is, "They have large and we'll
selected stock of Ready Made Clothing,
and sell remarkably cheap" The answer
is satisfactory, and all flock 10 Frohman's
with the exception of those who are SO
unwise as to stay away-make their pur-
chases. and return home satisfied with
their bargains. The people are delighted,
Frohman feels comfortable, and everything
moves on barmonously.
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.ddress
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
307 Chestnut Street, Phila.


~ The Washington I'd. g. Repub-
lie, under the head of GA Furry" gives
the following graphic account of the state
of affairs at the Federal city, since the
rcCen telectons. As politics in general
way, are somewhat dull just now, all
matters pertaining 10 the private feelings
Of our rulers will be read with much
avidity. .a
"The recent elections have caused The
assembling here of large number of the
leaders of the defeated party. All sorts
of measures are canvassed--changes in
the Cabinet, sending white flag to Dou
glass, &C., &c. Nothing is agreed upon,
and nothing will answer the purpose
The Administration is hopelessly harpoon
ed, and the more it founders and runs
hither and thither. the faster it will lose
blood and the earlier the inevitable catas-
trophy will be.
"Senator Bigler is here, little lalter
than common, and altogether jolly. He
has not sensibility enough 10 be other.
wise. Faulkner, Of Virginia, is here,
looking solemn, but not more so, perhaps,
than he always does. His remedy for
existing difficulties will be an addition
to the army. He never breaches but
that single remedy for anything. E.
!" Some of the outsiders want 10 get
Appleton out Of the State Department.
The objection TO him is that his manners
are those of gentleman. He has more
sense and conduct than any Of the Presi-
dents recognized advisers. '" b.
"The President is stated to be in a
state Of feroci,y, amounting almost tc
frenzy. /, is agreed, now, that his con
duct in all contingencies may be correctly
anticipated. by finding out exactly wha
Is the worst thing 10 be done for himse
and for his party. As he is above al
other men in official station, so does hi
surpass all other men in the art and mys
terry of blunderiDg. e4a& .
"He has but one single object, ant
that is reflection. II he makes any
, changes in the Cabinet, it will be to clea
out those members who are for them
selves for the Presidency, in violation o
: their duty. which is 10 support thei
chief. Cobb and Brown may fall unde
this rule, Mr.. Buchanan is himself
unit on the subiec, Of the pext Presiden
cy and he means that his ca bne, shall be
He is not to be choked off as Pierce was
, His office holders must support him. o
die. We commend his spirit, and anti
. cipate favorable results from it.
{. If Cobb goes ont Of the Treasury
, ii is said that Corning, who is TO be dc
. fea.ed in the Albany district, will suceee
him. Corning is rich man, aecustome
. 10 plenty Of money, and will hardly rel
ish such place as the Treasury Of III
United States is now"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-10
Total, ..26,6Sl
Pennsylvania Election Official.

The official vote on the State Ticket
in Pennsylvania gives Read for Supreme
Judge, majority of 27 ,O23 over Porter,
and Frazer for Canal Commissioner, a
majority of 95. .284 over Frost. The vote
Of the State in ls4S is 6,0l9 over The
vote for governor in 1857. Such a vico.
ry over the Democracy of Pennsylvania
has seldom been recorded. ...
On the question of Buchanan and OPP.
position, the members Of Congress elect,
stand % to 9! Florence and Dimmick
are the only true blue Bucks. Schswart2
of Berks, Hickman OF Chester, and Mont
gomery of Washington are democrats bu
not Buchanan men. II is said they vii
not even vote for an Administration Spea'
ker of the House.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-10
The New York Tragedy.

The reports by telegraph and otherwise
Of this painful event, have been so con-
flicdug, that we have declined, mp to this
time, making any note oiit.
THE sequel shows, that young GOuldy.
under the influence Of delirium tremens,
attempted to kill his father, mother, bro
theirs and sisters, and two hired girls and
then went to his room and blew his own
brains out. The other members Of the fam
lily were more or less injured, and it wa:
thought for time, that some of then
could not survive their injuries. The
telegraph, Of the 9th, transmits the vel
come intelligence, that they are all Twins
and hopes entertained Of their recovery.