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TNR. JAMES oa,1. nAvaS' hsalIns' in in I'll, tI,'

II decided on permanently locating III 'ne
r,w of Favetteve respectfully offers his sersi
ces to the citizens of this place and ; prn
country In all the various branches o. Nj HImeral
Teeth. he is satisfied, after extensive eAperi
ence to which is added thorough nental far a.
ton that he can give entire satisfaction as la
it is in the power of Dentistry. Al II, aaful man,
of the Teeth treated in proper ara c''iel ne bn,
nor as Wen as diseases Of the mouth, None ou'
the proper metals made use OF IN 1he that THE
operations Charges will be moderate "a 5nS w;tb;' e
benefits of the Profession may be place. in tIl
the reach of all who may feel an interest III Tue
preservation of the Teeth: r,.u,
ssrOhice over Houstons Jeweiry o'oi''
| he will be found at all times:
| May Is 1858 tt
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P,ints, ills, Varnish, Brushes, for
5A cby So. HlNSDALE.
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OLD BILLS.

OLD BILLS.
I.I. persons indebted to the concern of FRANK
r E4,RY and J. H. ROBERTS & CO., requested,
q ON, forward an settle bills If not settled
y - the Ia + of this m nth they them
h ands of "a Lawful Collector.
J. H ROBERTS & co. !
Nay 3. 1853 OO-f
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How T. iT THAT GIRLS CAN TELL MAR
HE'D MAN FROu \ SINGLE ONE?-The fact
is indisputable: Blackwoo says, "the fact
e,f H.atrimony or bachelorship is written SO
iegtls IN u mans appearance that no 'n-
genuity esn saheehl it. Every where there
i sosg iAeSpIicable instinct that tells US
whether an individual (whose name, fortune,
and circumstances are totally unknown) be-
sr be not, :, married man.-Whether it is
a subdued look, such that which charac-,
terisss the lions in a inanagerie, an''@ss-
sf,,;shes them from the lords of th'~<
Ie cannot tell; but the truth Is
lively affirm
Not word Of truth in til
The girls cannot tell marrie}
single one: If they could, tn
fewer convicts in our pes,itelt
amy-for it is scarcely pro =
GIRL would marry a man, kndv
time that lie had one wife already-
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AIT ASiMA1s CAN TALK.-At an ann
meeting of the Association for the Advan1
ment of Science held at Boston, it was sho
that; after all, there no dumb beasts:
Gibson read a very interesting paper o"
language uf animals He SAID that
variety Of an,ns:ed being possessed
means Of intelligiG!s tbmmu"ication
creature by sounds OF signs OF cor
ence has language understood oy
kind. and sometimes learned by othe
tons tons Of caution, affection or fs
tones or voice, Of BY QnPresSX
uf;en answered. fnsea
| beasts thus expr<
,anyuages. signed.
heard and felt. He in
stating familiar facts r1
imals.
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~: :iU
pars,rs m .ea . y. =. Gaclin, as Guarda
Of tt.. ,,.irs %. o;.. uecd hereby re
soectfaliy iufr.uet-, tt ~.it '.-.uii,i' mas IN Sea
majority Of ns,cea 04-+of>e': aid 'f'!@iei. ~ s ~
.tcs r., the II NJ ,S ,:icI Sc. that urgent ne
ess;,es apart the req; .ieiehts OF the
comne us to collect Speedl possible All those
;nJnhted Will therefore OH al themselves TOO
~, r,viro IN i,n,nca aiateiy We must aud Will sue
"atre '"e ''' \ > i)G2ISON.
]! (. 40 FRI son
y \. MORRISON.
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DISSOLUTION.

IJ1oCOLC IOAN'
The undersigned have this day by NUT, on the
dissolved Copartnership in their Contrae,IG '"e
Western Railroad, . npA\IN
July 1st 1858. 3t-pd JAS'
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FOR SALE.
Heavy IA Beaver Creek Sheetings.
Cotton Tarn, Warp and Filling, Nos. > to H.
ALSO,
Bet ticker Roller and Lace LEATHERS.
);lS and Manu- uf,cturer's s Findings
Yinter strained. Sperm. Lard and Llnsced OIls
Sruttlie's [singiass, French Glue, Emory, Roller
Cloth and Glass Steps
j. H. dALL Pres b. G. NJ. Co.
/ Irly 26, 1856 S-tf
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sTNDRIES
AUCTI n.
p >sslJV An d11 = = e.

III, uder<cne.i has made Arrangements By
which he i. prepared to furnish at short no
tice, any rcqred quantity OF
NJ, PERUVIAN GUANo.
al If WI ch will be from direct importations, into
Az al,, p,rT i Wilmington, and warranted pure and
genuine. .->.ou.,,,+ fo,t;,1or .so
r;tad to W., icI1 prompt attention will be given.
i t,,;s !. ), ! article which does not admit of
nI; ~, :, me- cash its equivalent must :
pe'i' - ~, -lar BEN EItLY ROSE
July II.
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Chap-'On the Table that you gave meS
Foreman-,f.ay it on the table for the
present, no room for it.
Compositor-'How about those Municipal
CandidatesP
Forernan--.Run ,en, In. What did you suy
Slortms'
.Sucun,- Shall lead these M en- of Bostony
Fofeman--'No they are solid of course
ComposiiorA-'Do yoh want full face
head to Jenny tinds Iamily?
Fureman-'N Nor; put 'em in small caps
John: have you got, up that Capital Joke
Fdrenan-W Well throw in this Million OF
California Gold and, when yon get thro' with
it, I'll give you some more. Wilson have you
finished The Coaiition?'
Wis6n-'Yes sir, the Coalition is all up
Editor-'What do you want now"
Pr: Devil-'More copy, SIR
Ed;tor-'Have you completed that Eloqucnt
Tn.,nks kssivimy Dsrourscv
Pr. Devl-.Yes sir, and I've just got to
Warm Winter
-~>-D.>>c.saS1s
PMS AND Neer..Ns. The manufacture Of the
! Indispensable little pin CONNER reH !h tue
| United State. between 1872 ahd lS2c; Since
With tiae, the business has extended Ettatly
i mad several pateMts fpt the manufacture OF pins
have been taken ont. The manufacture in Eng
land AND rthef parts of Europe is conducted
upon improvements made httt NotW!thstnnd-
'"g the eAteht % our own proouct'oh' '"e
States imported in 's5e pins to the value of
1895; the u,s!ts Of needles into this roun-
try for 1889 amounted to &246, ,O6O. Needles
were first made III England il ,he time of the
bloody Mary hy ns=tc from Spain; but as
he ssonId not ih,paft his secret, it was lost ut
his death and not recovered again till 1866. il
the teyn Of Queer Elizabeth. when a German
tanyht the art 10 the Eiglish, who have since
" brought IL. IT, the greatest perfection. 'Ih
. CONSTRUCTION II needle requires about l2'
!. :. operations; but they are rapidly and uninte
= rlintediv successive.
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NOTICE TO SOLDIER WIDOWS.

NUT E To SUF-U En- > WIDUVN.
,EyHE WIDOWS OF MEXICAN Soldiers,
Z and the Widows of Soldiers who DIED
\ SERVICE in the OF 1872. can have their
rcnSions continued bv calling on the undersigned
CONGRESS having made additional provision tol
them.
Give ME the management of your claims. ant
the money shall come at once, or II" charge.
J\O. NJ. ROSE.
Agt for Pensions
Iuua 10 1888. tt
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The Subscriber has on hand and
for sale
Cofrc. Sugars, Tea, Moidsses, Syr"l', Sat- l'o"'
.Stcc1, Sail, Horse S'i5cs 9- N"'ts, dres'
Hoes, Storcls, Siades, Fof.fs' trace
chains, Buck SaHl Tools, BFo""
soep, Ca"dtas. C''~G s. S'/e
i,cnthcr, N:gfo S+tocs,
fInts, Bianhefs y
kerseYs,
,SudIcs, HMls,
Ccilts,x, Gf"ss y P"fy,
Couou 81 .giDy, -n'sf""
Rope, Uni|c L@ud, C,mM'r
sad .E~e c y,r<, y I,"cc',
Tocstcj, anil So, ut lfarg"f,
and many articles Aot eiui.uf'ir u al "'ni c''-' J"
supplied as cheap oe 5ou7. II > m'rhrf-
u. ". i. tiOLDoIp->.
Oct. 81. ~"
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Boiling Cloth.

FRESH TURNIP SEED.
Flat DUTCH,
RED TOP,
ENGLISH NORFOLK,
LARGE GLOBE,
RUTA BAGA.
lust received and for sale by
j. HINSDALE.
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March 27
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADV'S.
For Rent.

- - THE NEW STORE ROOM, on
.siiI First Street, opposite the Post Ofice-shelv-
ID and countered, ready for misunderstanding
from First to Water Street. Is an excellent stand
FOR Dry Goods or Clothing store. Possession
.iyen first of March.
Feb. IL, 1S5S-tf G. 0. WAGNER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
Special Notice.

DERSONS Ordering goods will please bear in
l. mind that we are selling for Cash, and in
no case will deviate for any one.
marll '5S. THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
NOTICE,

D BREEDERS that wish 10 raise No. horse and
ID mule colts. are solicited 10 cali and examine
some of my hoses and Jack's colts. at and near
my farm. They Will be amply repaid BY doing 50.
May 6, 1888 JUNE VILLA Ms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22

~. All harness and saddle horses, years old
aud upwards, must be exhibited in harness or un-
der saddle, as the case may be,
fs5" An entrance fee, equal 10 % per cent, on
amount of premiums offered, will be charged on
all entries under the head of sweepstakes. There
must be at least entries for each sweePstake pre-
MUM. No animal that has taken sweepstake
premium at this society, can be exhibited for a
premium in same class.
RBA Diploma will be given 10 any Agricultu-
raj or Mechanical implement, which is deemed
by the Committee worthy.
JOHN F. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
CHAs, H. SrEwARr, Sec'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
SAINT LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
=. II. BAILEY.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER
No. "A Third street, st. Louis. Mo.

NO a Ihfd street, st. Louis, No.
" OULD respectfully call your attention ,o
w his large and complete assortment of Large
and Small Stick Candy, Sugar Plums, Almonds,
Comfits, Rock Candy, Kisses and I.ozenccs. All,
so, to his fancy KISS Papers, Fancy Boxes, Cor
nucopias, &C., for Confectionery. His articles
are manufactured expressly for the country trade.
and their superior quality is well attested by the
large and increasing sales, and the already well
established reputation which they have ACQUIRED,
believed t9 surPass that of any other establish
ment in ST. Louis.
gOrders solicited and promptly attended TO.
iJS. 1865
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
FIRST DAY.
FRUITs AND FLOWERS.

Basket Grapes, best, 81 90.
Half bushel Apples, best, 90
do do Peiche, best, l 90
Peck Pears. best, %.
One dozen QuiEces, best, l OO'
do quart Sweet Pickles. best. 90
do Io urrypbor p;,LIos 1 an
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
SECOND DAY.

Annual address by CASTER w. BELL, E
upon Fair Grounds, at II O'Clock, \. M.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22

T HAVE Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Comb, Shaving,
l. stove, scrub, stencil, say, paint varnish, white
wash, murking, horse, cloth and dusting brushes
APPS 3m HUGH L. WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
IISI OE PREMIUMS

To be Gwarded on Fair Grounds, IN Fryrfic, 7n
| Tuesday, Ucinesday, Thursday dnd FridGg. the
IAN, 18Th, 1914, and l7M days Of Sp!cmber,
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23, 1858.
Stocks Grm. Pennsylvania 6s, SO; Pennsylvans Rail
road, 4e Morris Canal, Al; Long Island Railroad, 1915
Reading Railroad, 2S3s.
SAVANNAH, Jan. %, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day 600 bales Sxc i0sc.
The market is slightly trmer
AUGUSTA, Jan. ~, 1885.
The sales OF cotton today 900 bales, ut unchanged
prices. Dealers in all the markets awaiting the
Europas The decreased receipts at all the south
ern ports are estimated at 542, 600 bales.
CHARLESTON Jan. %, 1858.
The sales of cotton to-day tring, without varia
ton in prices.
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FIRE IN WATEaFoRp--About 10 o'clock on Satur-
day night the Troy 7es the extensive distllery
establishment nj in Waterford, Owned By John T.comb
Co, was discovered 10 be fire. The flames spread
very rap ally ana before ~ O'Clock the building and
tents entirely destroyed. There large qusc
ty Of grain ana manufactured stock IN the building The
loss will SO zoo at east, building stock
and machinery, including the engine. i, u partially iu
sured.-Atdny Argus Jan. 10.
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Those who stiauiants 10 excess daily INST beware
Ihrir srer slse appr. hes n color yeIos. sOSd that
scknes. and peculiar debility arise from this coalition aod
S@as dTss s ss Sssd ssss
The blood q hs poison With which vss CHARGED
mud impaired whereby the evil hsb stayed Legs
the hrsndr..s pilln. .isns would effect rrSorn.
The chemical qusis,s blood have been foana much
c same IN yphus Yellow and pn'rtd feycs 70 sea scnryy
plague, and u conassd dr,nsen There no doubt
In my mind that w ss ssass Sr HYDROGEN.
hbrd from the ar from food, from water, from Infection
Now suPhura.sd b. Asrsn casts exceedingly subtitle IN g
Ss o.. qre ana 49, fnss s % pa IN maturity
death will take place Immediately becsuse viii press
The sphrsm the lungs from ehss wni exclude
This sudden sisssess shy paencss sssplag Tor breath
Just below ~ pr Of The stomach and snes, instant
pa sgocauon nsrraed above 20 save ne an restore
sne warm ten china sonsse OF csinip Aner IN. attack
nee nse5 abs pills 80 IS to gsss rely @ s s gr
gaisn Obtained IN three days until the disease
fs above d"c W. s ar spps IN snpO1
YER ss,e. soegng sess .sd 'nas. . sss Is
ersry house for they are IN truth The ivave Of dssss
AZ ~ % ~s s ~ 81 b,e sSs I ssd :. rs ras
erect. Broakyn, Al Is tent, boz. with fun rerOns
Agent Wanted.
IN no sfsn a I'D y n The sass TGi go
perence, character ans business eaacy tddre or See
Gays via tm parucaiArt- ~ ~ hp'"c "V"i '-'''
Defiance sal,rnsnoer ssns-Whh Patent
powder proof and Aio IRE AMI burglar
proof parlor safes. Dero1 w rcarl G,..t rr,,rv
ROBSRr " FA1klCk
The New " ppioy m ant for Lsdses--Q uier an
excitement kss been csusd IA to~u snong-i hc t.culy
arG Majc sy senils ,hns hs profession 70 ne ladies'
ot New Work. prove ~ be peculiarly qualified tor
detailing This branch q rscdens IN ~, 9 nsn at Only
| iss n Twelve dollars day VIA ease
u-.-s-~.. n.,~ nvs SysU~ o.,sa Tcuo~<--
yse or n ihe world sarpsssrs Sold and applied
| at The m.aufscory. xs Broadway.
| Basy's Trsrcpherovs In the Best ard Cneay-
wing and restoring LAd,esuyA Sold b. al drugsa
1
| Crtsssdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Tospec1
TAe very best IN the VOID ~hcessie and retail and -
| eye prig siely apphed Aston Houss.
| Bs,Isrd's Hair Dye, Keslisgsr'x az Mnrhst-
| tan hnirnsnt Nsnsaisa plsssvs, bters, Ac. nero ~
| broadway.
| Rupture.-marsh d Co.'S Radical CurS
Truss Once removed 70 No avesey street, Aston Rouse
! Uosyseness Cured ny Bpvwr's bronchial
'rOehss or cough loscnses xhr sAklfa al arussA~
psirnonsco's syrup pssssSx72fise Great We
ycal couth remedy. Depot Twenty seventh street ana
| Tooth brushes by the Dozen and Gross. n
ecAt, by ANDREW A. MUSsR, IS william street, oppcs~
HCllowsy's snsnt.-The Diseases NJ u.
fesh ssd he skin, which ehil1ren rosi nect sps
as enwSd the head and snce, rashs n 'gvotn'
onEusNl well the angriss' ulcers and al h"Ss
wOnnds.
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MARRIAGES AKD DEATHS.


ucKrxsray-- wutllxs sslur Jay Jan. q, tsivs
~ church, by the REV. ur. harss, JAss MONASTERY
Commander Jnissd States usyy 10 M.sS ssAst csush
Ter OF the late Gen John Il. Williams OF Dehot, Mchss
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From which appears that the average annual Gow Of
silt bordering this city reaches the enor
nous OF 1900 grains every 30 cubic inches OF
wafer ana assuming the quantity Of the former to be
equal 10 l25 lbs. per cubic foot, cubic iDch OF will
weigh .o12 lbs. The volume Of this deposit. compared
with water therefore TO 1865
Copfnng my observations 10 the city OF New York
alone and taking the deposits shown 10 the water from
the several localities around the city the amount Of
silt 30 cubic Inches Of Maier Is A5 fulloM.-
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undersigned respectfully call the attention Of the travelling
public th fact thai they have taken the large
Fuinn and rehu.c refurnishec
In the costly elegant and convenient manner. on the
European plan. The place will be known, under their
direction toe Ben,nt Hotel and rni-e Saloon. IL Is
situated from the Herald Office aud i healthy
and here in city. The
will be 10 all visers whether they
temporary pefmsnsnt. comfortable FIRST class
th- beet Of attendance, and the choe~s' of
c1hes and beverages vii permit and served according To
hC OF the recipient - -
Smithsonian HOssse, broadway, corner OF
Houston hutc conducted the plsn.
the city Cor travellers Rooms reduced rates
Tor
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Notices of New Public at1Ons.
pnnuc prcrrvrn 10 yAE Ik

KECETVkD JAN.
Elders Life OF Dr. Kane.
The wsverley Novels, Ticknor Fields edition.-rhe
Abbot.
Helps Spanish Conquest in America. Vol. g.
Debit and Credit. Novel
Fifty Years in Chains the Life Of an American Slave.
Dxon's Maritime Law.
Swords Pocket Almanac for 1858.
Ocean Steam Navigation and Ocean Port. BY Thomas
Faney.
PERIODICALS FOR JANUARY.
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Rev. Holloway W. hunt. ftnr., ulcu m HfrVtf
county. n. j., on The luh inst aged ~ years. Mr.
| Hunt licensed to preach IN 1894 by tina Presby
| terry Of New Brunswick.
We have the painful duty % announce the death Of
the Rev. Jacob Merton. which took place at his resi-
de2cc in Billerca, Mass IN Sunday morning last,
the 18th inst, at quarter past O'Clock Mr.. Nor
| ten was the son of Sau1nci Norton; was born I'm
| Abingdon, Mass, the hlth of February, l764 ard
consequently had attained to tia great age OF 81
| years, III months and days. lie was prepared Tor
| college partly at bingham Academy and partly with
| the Rev. James Briggs. OF Cumnington. He grsdu-
ated With distinction at Harvard IN lIs6 and AZ the
time Of his death he was the oldest surviving grad
sate of the college. He studied divinity VIZ the
Rev. Perez Fobes, Il Raynham, and was ora9Aned
| over the Congregational church, IN Weymouth, on
| the 10th VI October, 1851, whore he continued his
pastoral labors for thirty-soven years, until 1874,
when he resigned his charge, and few years after
wards removed 10 Bilerica where he resided during
the remainder Of bis long lie. In lIsy he married
Elizabeth Crsnch. the eldest daughter of Hon. Rich
ard Crspch Of Baintree (nov Quincy, sister Of the
late Judge william Crsnch, Of Washington, u. O.,
and ss &C of the wife of President John Adams. HIS
wife died several years ago. He leaves two dangh-
tiers, eleven grandchildren and eleven great grand
children. He outlived i've sons and one daughter.
NEW CHURCHES.
The Unitarian Society, under the pastoral charge
! Of the Rev. Mr.. iOngfelow, are erecting anew. new
streets, Brooklyn, at cost of about $4,000 VIII
be ready for next month.
, The new Catholic church in Memphis, Tenn, was
dedica 10 Divine service on Sunday, the 'tn inst
by the Bishop of the docess, DIR. Miles, of Nashville
Bishop spslding Of Louisville, preached the dedica-
tory sermon.
The Plymouth chapel a new house Of worship just
. completed by the plymouth church, Uf Fond du Lao
Wis. was dedicated ON Sabbath afternoon, Decem
Der 20.
MISCELLANEOUS.
, The Rev. VIM. Augustin Leach, Of Newark, N. j.,
has taken charge of st. Johns church, Copake Iron
Works, New York.
!, Rev. J. N. woods, Of Abingdon, Va who has been
!; | an innate Of the hnatic asylum OF WILLIAMSBURG
some six weeks, is recovering, and aattering hope:
are entertained Of his permanent restoration to rea
D | son.
Petersburg Va, Methodist Episcopal station, OF
tta division OF the church in 1885, u viii be reccs
l,,ted majority OF the members declared their IRE
hlelc, .cr the church South. AID .onequehtly tyVi
,o,e. sion Of the church uild'ug and Niye bcid
! aver sntf Sti, was t'V CD by tGr9s cihering &
", O,ic tcater nee, en- .ew days agO ttc "a
| u dec,aCd y ! d.. Ei,1, =. " VI i%r o. I'll
"a. ,,sinanse The properly iAsolSed Is wor'a aboa
s sSSh :.
Thek
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X-ERaNEs FtErrRo cuEsIcN BATHS. 10 I'M
Rrodw,y ne ony es'ablshnspi ssended b rr1ssa.
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RR-rIpvAT's READY RELIEF FOR urAnL
IL. aches, whether sss peSvous, rssumsiisrS~
paralysis, lurbskO guut neursAgis. toobschc-
sraiI0x. fevcrs swOllsn joists. xidnf com
pisipfs, scarlet fsver psins arosssd TIE lv-x.
pleurisy measles heartburu and pains OF Al
Kinds Rad wsys r ssdy Relief Sill 10 few
minutes change The miseries yos snssr 10 ioya
OF pleasure
r. r. r. oce Ie2 Fulion street, New York sofa ~ drua.
Rsss and merchants every where
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03
DRIP GOODS.
N EW GOOD .

GEORGE SCOTT is now opening at
u his 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 attractive. The stock comprises Ia
dies dress goods of the newest and most
beautiful designs. Trimmings in great
variety, very large supply of all kinds of
Millinery goods Fall and Winter shawls,
talmas cloaks, house keeping goods, fancy
articles, blankets, fannels, a large lot Of
fhrs, &C., to which he invites the attention
of purchasers. oct.7tf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03
FALL STOCK! FALL STOCKl
Chickering & Sons Piano Fortes!

ROIAN Il. mCLLOh iIdS Just E6ceiVtu
- complete stock of Piano Fortes, from the,
mandatory Of Chickering's d Sons, selected
for Fall Sales, consisting Of thirtY.ive new
and splendid instruments Of every variety
and style manufactured by the Messrs. Chick
erings, Boston, from the plainest six octave
to tn most spendidly finished seven octave.
square piano fOrtes, as well as their superb,
and inimitable Grand and Parlor Grand Piano.
Every Piano Forte in this lot, is Of their pew
scale, with their Patent Iron Frames and
Patent action, and are not only warranted to.
the purchaser by the manufacturers, but by
the subscriber, to be in all respects as perfect
as Instruments can be made, both in regard
to material and workmanship.
Prices invariably the same as in Boston,at
the mandatory. JOHN II. MELLOR,
No. 81 Wood Street, between Diamond Alley
and Fourth Street, PITTSBURG! PA,
Agent for Chickering & Sons, Boston, for
Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania. L
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The BEAUTY OF A BLUSH. Goethe
was in company with mother and daugh'
ter, when the latter being reproved fol
some fault, blushed aud burst into tears
He said, "How beautiful your reproach
has made your daughter! The crimson
hue and those silvery tears become heI
better than any ornament of gold and
pearls. They may be hanged on The
neck of wanton, but these are never
seen disconnected with moral purity. A
fuIl,blown rose. besprinkled with the
purest dew, is not so beautiful as this
child blushing beneath her parents dis
pleasure, and shedding tears of sorrow
A blush is thes~sign which nature hang:
out To show where chastity and honor
dwell"
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CLOTHING :
... 500 ' CLOI HING,
R E MOVAL! RE WALL!
Fall and Winter Clothing.
NEW STOCK. .- ...-
E. FROHMAN eco,

DESPECTFULLY inform their friends
AU and the public generally that their new
stock of clothing for the FALL AND WINTER
Trade, manufactured orthe Steubenville mar
ket at their wholesale establishment at Gin
cinnati, has just arrived. 1t is larger and
more varied, and embraces finer articles than
usual. .......
The stock embraces Coats, Pants, Vests and
Hats and Caps for men and boys, handker.
chiefs, Crayats, Gloves, hose, Shirts, aud full
stock of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valses,
Carpet sacks, Umbrellas. DC.
FRoHMAM d Co. also keep on hand full
stock Of Cloths, and Vestings, and manufac-
lures clothing to order, on short notice, at pri.
ces that will be satisfactory. to purchasers
Fits warranted. ..
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here.
tofore extended to us. We ask for a continu-
ance of it, and beg to assure the public that it
will be our constant aim, by dealing honora-
bly,, 10 deserve it. .,..,..
We may be found at the south east corner of
Market and Third ats Give US call. "
nov 4. 9'ig Il. FROHMAN.1