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CINcINNATI MARKET

MaHcH 6.-Flour unchanged. with moderate
demand ut Saturdays prices. Whisky steady at
16 l2c. Provisions held firmly above views of
buyers; nothing done of importance. Grocer
les hsInyant; SugRT and MolasseE held higher
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csrrsction.-In the exhibit ofthe Third Ward
Public School, yesterday morning, the word
.y,pstss's salaries" occurred 1t should have
,e.d "IedeAer's salaries"
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tOR SHIEIRIEE,

MEssRs. EDITOHS:--PieRss worthy citizen
WM. J. HOuSTEN, Independent candidate cor
Sheriff, in ih- ensuing Spring EivcttOn.
fsb6 TIIE MAJORITY OF NOTERs.
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ZOE amEKIFR.

FELLOW CrrIzEss-Atthe earnest solicitation OF num-
Der o. friends again oner myself candidate for
Office Of sheriff for Ohio county gine myself fciected,
to discharge the duties Of the ofee with impartialy.
trb5 a. BEDILLIUN-
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Es call attention o the advertisement of Mr..
1,bu Roemer, in another column.
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FOR AHERERR.

MEssEs. EEiTORs:-Permit Through your columns to
announce myself CfIzE's CASDpGTE election To
the office % Sheriff Ohio county, ensuing STn,
Election. Ifebll ISAAC CoTTS.
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CuKE THE LIvER-Thcre is an article selling
thronghou the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference 10 DIR.
Sanfords Inyigorator, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great to believe,
were it not for the undoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials. 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or general debility that so often battles. the
skill OF orr most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, and
it is said, most of his cases were treated with
the lnvisorator with such invariable success
that he has been induced to offer it as a family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
Lis discovery. If those who are troubled with
debility, headache, langon., or slow, lingering
fever Will try aJhottle, we think they might save
physicians's bills, and days. perhaps years of
suffering. - Ohio Statesman =
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SHERIFk AJTV

EDS. INTHILi0EScELiVe ask the privilege OF aRnouncn
our well known aud popular fellow cit;r-n ARrIIIBAL
WARREN, Ijate Tor tile 81 cF.nAty, a. ,nsu
Lg Spring Election. tfttiil CITIZENS.
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GETTLEMEMTS.

CcoUNTS against all parties indebted to the subseri-
bsTs viii be made out ann ready for settlement by the
rst Of Janu Those calling for accounts BY
that dS will be With them ntnedlately theresf
Go $50 EaAls9oF HCHALLHHG, RS8X 8 Co
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MAY ELECTION.
COMSIIs>I0fN EIt OF nEvENUR

Mas sas EDIToRs:-Plsrse my rsme csEdi.
date for Commissioner the Revenue City
az the ensuing May election. JOSHUA LUkkNs.
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RnR aMEnIEE

MEsSAs EDToas-Pieas, announce Ipr as candidate for
she office Of Sheriff of Ohio county, ensuing spring
Election. lfeb4l ANDREW wIiIiE.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR -!
Completely Preserved
TO TEAE GRE TEsT AGE!..

ND who That u graY NUulu have 10
n color: baid, but ~
9r troubled uh seTOTuis, siOYcIs
bat would Ie cuTg, N4It slcL
face anu SAn. FIo Wtvs's Han LgssoIa.It y n 20 ala
thts, ere ciTeuiaT ana "a !Cllus it,:
AK sktOEr NCYsz- i-eI 5. Ie..e-
PkoE. q. }. Ncon-peur ltaru uu,h sad %
the NouuerfG rects yUu liar f.rstorat4yt at ts.,
been 80 often cheated by quzcASTy qUucR
haiT dyesl &C., us= isI ustd 70 Iisr T RttcSayf,t
Lr Category ilt the Tic iCuuy
istei QGaek Tv;aVivs, ith Ett y
some mVnths siHcts Nlv assuIarse
good Uc, whose Ian LccoEsv ~ tIii sla e.
reiy NEiSe- ami vICre lAEgr lot
ties itr lT Mas TrstCrtc ItsEy
brown color, tlitk suIitui
glossy upon, ana STisiy
use ~ not SIMPLY because h,aut!iy
the Lair, but besAu 81 rs hr-tfi i-fr,tct ure
head Hnc mind OLntTs sHHIy l.,it
our a, lucrative N4th t Iasisi susst4 tyEt4UIr,
skeptcisha aud dOuts it, rESHEeyLI
y ana e0ulnsLtaIs ~ all
have ueiT haT ,s0lqa iTUt Wttr gray lby
sicEsss HEr) l" original color aptA .EE
persons who Nouid have tSir glossl
Z ri Ne5yt uiy aud gratefully yotrs, II
u sOLOll0S MASN.
fEESD WoOD II vas lour trse you Blisa-
field bSiOrsl got the botIi yUu
gave an ordSr sEcLt ia ytEV.t, AID
test Of lts power ltl4s GgDs Al tt yOu
NOal doi and OtheFs fan laNiIt
messed rs rCcts, sig I1cUIsntICnL ia
- others A. entitled e. tie hiFi consider
fora Again. very resp se:IIIIly ard STUiy, yours,
SOLOMON Mann
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east Circulation of any Paper in West
pA'S ern Virginia.
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COUNTY COURT.
MESsRs. EDItuES--ileaSr ~ q Candidate
for reelection Clerk the County Court Of c"unty
- the ensuing May Election. [fJ6l JSO. AiCCULLOCH.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

For sale Or I.ehse, in WesI CsIumbEa. Va
iE properly Ia in good zoTkinE order, hHTiIg ls
smith .aoP With tEo tres Patterns and torrfer
with stock Of coke. Tire buildings Ofeetii -
80 festa width 1Ih ore
Tie property j. inthe sToEinrnzrieItri
and manufacturing county ,HtL TeEy large sosIJTse IN
active operation
The property Eiube easea for ater Of yeart.orsebna
ice of steady habits anu good Character and none fssb
need apply II anyone sh1cld desire to pureast hi ~
neas 1l be aHde easyf -iter With without ne sis
Ths property has chartered prfvilFre Tor
% 8So-' Should eeulIsJ1s ruFehaSIr dsS1r. Ia ~
Chartered privileges =! III he allowed i'm ~, No.
-ae!s - u E------- sARGSNT BROTIIiR =
WESTEI2N RESEIt re CBEE,SE
lSE ho1Es prise ChSsss tur rOsVivsd sad forsaIS b
~ HSG Il REHHf
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RnR aILRI,nnR

MEssEs. DEIOEs:-Plcase announce me ms candidate
for Eeeisrto1 the 0Ilce OF sheriff County, az
the Spring Election. lfebll SAML. levin.
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q NeW LiCht

- a New Light
I'E DTnnmoBd Light frFoaueo IRON in PRIV I'd sYLYIC
OiLs has no equal, and alter peTs0uai tatis-
factory trial. SET ttto abe pablo EAFE Cnh
afs sst IoTtahe light nov In IL Il because
Tres from AL eEplusivs il
hour IL lees than ne bssf JcSuso
s,est lHu E burn bTiliant Ateaay 1ani Tor
tSslve hours WiilSaI Tst-lnE gV,
h2t Tor any ordinary sl rom aid The
III % public favor.
For sale Hhoesafs and Retail II the House FurnishpR
StoFeet "a tL > & DGslIA3 CO.
5@a . 5-s-f.-s u No. IL, Nan -. y hsslns, Va
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EOR SHERTFt,

MEssRS. EoiTOEs:-I'icase announce candidate to
be elected Sheriff Of UhiO county ensuing rlee-
ion tfrb2l JOHN HUBBARD.
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N IexpIosfOn.

NJ, ".
hereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
scaldeh By the explosion Of Steam Boiler friend induced
try Bragg's arctic Iinent. smart
Is extra tefrom the sealds, and in avery
the pain was from ths bruises In two weeks vas
we'll and able to my business. "a
F., N HENRY. HAVERSKlIsL, residence jackson street.
A&R&NAN Tie EtiinG see!
Is M h = NNEBSTIR CTTl Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851.
Dr. A. g. BRAGGDear Sir: For more than three
had been aiicl ed with niia sl aggravated
degree and tried various and
no eecf was induced by DR.. baum to the Arctic
Lniment, and in two months neeFly well. My little
daughter AFFLICTED in the for the
me- and during portion OF the time entirely blind
in one eye. applied your valuable Lnlmrnt and her
eyes perfectly sound. Thus have with
curing the rheumatism my back. would without
your invaluable remedyin my house. Yours truly,
20 riEf > @ wv. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1851
hereby certify that well acquainted with William
RusSe and with the astonishing mentions,
know his statement to be strictly true.
.1 ...s t.r. j. .WADSW0RTIi p. NJ, Webster City.
Good fer Animula.
This invaluable Lniment lie also equally efcatous
curing the diseases OF animalg, witness the following
keep the two largest livery stabssn the West gen
orally known throughout the United States.
81, 1ss.7a ~ Hr--a 81. LoGIs 2Sd, 1881
We, the having used DIR Braggs
mentfor number Of months, rhseTiully testify
pertor efficacy in caring the diseases Of horses we'll
satisfied OF the Arctic being the made
that We would use other. We keep and have kept
number Of years extensive livery stables In this city
consequently our experience about
ssea and uDheSitatineiy say, that the Li-
We cordially recommend to all livery keepers and
III A ARNoT
d, LYNCH, ARN0T CO., -a
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Drunken Boys.--Quite a large number of
boys, from twelve to sixteen years of age are in
the habit OF lying in the hay loft OF Mr. Packers
stable attached 10 the Union House, Quincy
street Yesterday several of these youths robbed
hack which was standipgin front of the stable
When the officer went to arrest them they were
lying upon the straw in the stable so drunk
as to be unable to walk TO the Alderman office.
One boy named Gillin was sent to Jail, and the
others, after getting sober, could not be found
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- the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
finn in the morning following. The crowd of
osht work renders it necessary,
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0 m ID DOLLA r.


.. AN n !" e. AE ~ ~
ONE or THE BkSt FUECATlVE AND LIvKR HEDI-
easier rIer aI S,r rst,aI sis r. %
cine known. il l. net only CathaTtIe, hut LiFsF
AeInedy setinE hFst On tie LiISr 70 eject iIott!d
matter then Oh ts stomach amt bOusl,Io carp ~ that
matter th1s aeonir HE two purposes eeetua i'h
y ., ts il Z, per-, e. n De, orr,
- the same tue that Il uIsss ana when taLeI daily
= ia. sAIT6ED's Irv1eoaAlon Is compounded s1te.iy
tfron' new articles o. medicine Eleiy Guns
some idea Of the strength gunss may be
- strspEt one hundred dose OF Cat
- o2sl, without any Of its dsist-Iieus tascts.
hays Sssn but ss know @ p e .na never weed
orator which Win sreh unBrsegGsnIed suees.s a.
% induce the proprietor q eas Il IS sIumy
to care Mssr coniIialLIs e their veIst iOTEs
lhdls zion BEN caused b. dsSahgsd LfSsrE eurtd
- when the LIVER IL s1eltgd TO action.
JauDdieei caused BY an Improper action ofthe LiTsr
S@lst any troubled Juuaies ;hr IbTIgcrat
regularly one week, and their skiu viii begin
CosIytbeis can be pSrnapetiy eused By the I1rivo.
lsiSl laf ~ .i 'tsy s s ss sh:L s,...
thS soss are isit u hssiih1 and sstlvs STATE,
tsiisVvd ~ tskiLl dsIhis tue Itf0-
forafor, Ve. eoIreet. aedi;y souTnsls q he
- EOr oueF-lO'dsd stozns, ish.u .qo.I .si, re-
IirTss all SFprsssTe uneasy fsyius arisrI,A,irs
iYI l4nil1 HSaelhS generally Aiivhs uas
Ia sArFoEBs IEVIGuLAToh cane - rs rsconns-ne.s
a. ears l0T Layyr oIua-,. and al diseases sTsuE
our Physicians IN ia tr H. "a aT
conviction i certain. 51r grraest bl-s-
sings -yst given u DyspeFtcs,IoF II mad, Iets
enEe before tLs tTs SCti.r "a taksi, sta
Ing buI tile iiEht,st fyVd would isrst AI G.ltu IN.
gave psir Nov Hat say 20 al cur rsaA-Ts
ls,E Liver Complaint CT D. Isa frsubI,
= fail 20 Try thiS ,ts tie WSrid-6f
= Ezct.
Tnere has never been tried family rszaeA,
which hts ~; Eih sueh uhhOanded ia the
OF disease incident 70 Children, DE eANfusI INvIs-
uAAIuE; nor u alone for ofcidTrn TIA. Ne
IT, for u cathaTtic Mildly and "a ntIy
aud seems u yEoYat= is s;Eai 50 Thoroughly thai
think ~ are doing service 90 aaVslns thor
- when thvy ed medicine tTy Ihis fsT e,sS IESrs are
ease that have eoEse under Botlye lss-
stt has be reserved Ia di-rB=es Of the Lrcs stomach
aud Bssrs here al sdiea failed to siEs relied
lthas beeone uss.I faiisy ujiluat
- without ft-lGeksu ritis ialg j LEI Hslieas.
PklCE OsE u-ilAK Eos4LE.
sASfORD Precipitation 80 hTUad aaF, Mes Ysrk.
J. IL LOGAN z Co. ARsEia Tor wi.ssiinE- - =,
GgO. n, KRYsKI. PlstsbaTth II Of. sale GE,zts
II auiT-Sn--1y-dGu
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W. Prentice's Leccore will be delivered at
Washington Hail on Wednesday evening. The
lecture going community will, of course, be
there in body. After Mr.. P.'s former lecture
here there was an universal expression of adj
miration for his splendid production, We be-
levc there was not half dozen persons present
but conceded the lecture to be.a mastery pro,
dualion. Those who were present before, will
be present again, and we expect to see equally
as good an audience.
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VIZ request that our patrons would always
I'D in their advertisements by three o'clock
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BRAGG'SE ARCpfCE IINIM FirjT

This incomprehensble Imminent, ulon which the great
of the afflicted Of all lands rely for IRON
the of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt EEySipelaE,
Cancer Scrofua, Spraps uiSes, Burns ScaldS and all
cutaneous diseases RAPIDLY supersediug all similar pre-
araons The proITieors give for the encOuTa
sufferers, the following memorandum Of few Of the
derul cures effected BY during the past few months Ger
thcates from the parties named in the possession
the prop.etors but their length pecudes publication OF
One Bottle TrIumphnut.
Mrs. Moit, No. $40 Morgan Street, Louis, having
suffered for hree years with and tried many
preparations without effect, cured by fifty
tie OF Arctic Ltniment. H.HEE
Out of PurSUIOTY.
Henry Davis, Mound street, st. Louis, who he
sunering the PRngs OF purgaoTy" with Neuralgia,
months was cured by three four applications OF the
Arctic Imminent. g. .Ef
PTIyC the LIIIle Children. IrsY'
little daughter Mrs. Lee. residing Lake street,
Chicago, scalded all by the upsetng
of boiling The Arctic LnimGnt applied
ing to the directions and the fire Santly extracted
and in few day the little sufferer well. =
fCeHtOrei In Beauty.
Mrs. George X, Tyler, Canal street, had long
fered from painful and dshEurlng eruption face
and by the of one bottle the Eminent
restored to her original beauty.
a Horrible TOnlOr.
Eugene Mallory Natchez years the victim Of
horrible the neck, which resisted all remedies
until he tried the arctic LiniGnt Three bottles cured
him in few weeks. ~
Wonderful Cure!
Mrs Bedford, Mobile, confined her couch three
with numb palsy, ana after being despair
failure all other REMEDIES by the Arctic Lu
ment, in little month. -.
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D INTELLIGENCER.

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH o, 1855.
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COMMERCIAL.
MHOL ESALtl MNI5Il EsIi7---
WHEELiSe, March 3, 1855.

Z coRREcTRD DAILY FRuN ACTUAL SALES,
BY 4. M. PpMPTIREY,
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REMOVAL

noANE ADAMS have removed frnpa tl,- corner Of
II Maiu and Quincy 10 The large sAteheEte Ia Pax.
ios Row. No ~ 1sia street. few doors from
OF Guisc{ ~ slS5=xs
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF Doaas CoEFin day dissolved by
mutual eous-t.- The business Of 6Fua WI H. len
in the hands Of A. s. Doane fully authorized 80 uss
the of the dTDs IN settling up Affairs.
4. DOASE,
NhsolsHE Jan. 9Th Isss. EN. COWGILL.
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az THR UNION LINR-
CONGRESSInNAL.

oFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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-Cn-PartnarEhin

~ = CO-FarInerShlp. -lEltt
IF undersigned have tbs daY farle.i ea-partnershO
Il under rae ZANE Of pOAne Adams, tile Jur s.s
Of trAnsaeting general Conuisso FllGr AID III Iron
business 81 the WaTthouse, 3an and oabey
formerly oecupief BY poanr CowRll.
iaufB GSFO sDASfs
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n AsmINGTuN, March 8

SENATE-Mr. Wilson's resolution of instruc-
ton to the Military Committee to inquire as to
the Propriety Of amending the law Furnishing
the crime of enticiDg soldiers TO desert, was
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Mercantile Bank,

Thomas B. Updike, ct. al.
RY VIRTUE of an order Of sale in this
~ cause, issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Jefferson County, State of Ohio,
bearing date October 10th 1853, and to me
directed, will expose to sale by public
vendue and outcry, at the front door OF the
Court House, in the City of Steubenyille. on
SATURDAY, the lltt day Of Decens-
Der, 1858.
at o'clock P. NJ, of said day the following
described real estate and premises, situate in
the County OF Jefferson and State of Ohio, to
wit -
l. Part of section (29) township (2) two,
Range ~ one, of the Steubenville land dis
trict, beginning for boundary at the north
west corner of the tract at post in the late
Hans Wilson's line, thence S. S319 East,
96 I'LL perches to hickory, thence N 7Sla
deg, f. "a percheS to sugar tree, thence S
$50 E. AZ perches to black oak, thence S.
2l%e W. 36 perches to a corner in the run,
thence s. 30%e W. 90 perches to large
black oak, thence S. 23o w. 3s perches to an
ironwood, thence S. 25o W. 36 perches to a
beech tree in the section line, thence S. e8%
W. l55 7-lO perches to sugar tree and double
black walnut tree, thence N. l%o W.l5O $40
perches to the place of beginning, containing
one hundred and sixty.seven acres, twenty
six perches more or less. .f#'
II. Also another tract adjoining the above
described, and bounded as follows Begin.
ming at post in line in the tract before
described, thence down run with line Of
land formerly owned by Alexander Wells
thence N. 400 W. So perches to post, thence
N. 73o W. 90 perches to post, thence n
58e W. 8 $40 perches to a white walnut
thence S. 27e W. % perches, to beech IN
Williams line, thence s. 74e 3. SO $40 per
ches to sugar tree, thence S. (3516) twenty
i've and'a half perches, thence north 94s Q
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The SLAYER Echo Case.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 4.-To.day the
prisoners in the SLAYER Echo case, l6 in
number, were brought before the Federal
Courts, on writ Of habeas corpus. The
counsel for the prisoners moved that they
be discharged from custody, which was
followed by counter motion from the
Distric! Attorney that they be remanded
10 Jail to await The future action Of the
grand jury. Arguments against the con-
sIitutionaIity of The law of 1920, were
made by Messrs. Spratt and Gregg, the
invalidity of this law being the ground or
which the discharge is demanded. Dis
trict Attorney Conner replied in an argu
ment of conceded force, soundness ant
eloquence. The further hearing was
then postponed till Monday.
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ARTHUR's HOME MAGAzINE.-The
December number of the Home Magazine
closes its most successful year. While
nearly every other literary periodical los
ground during 1858, as a natural conse
Qnence of the depressing influence Of The
times, the circulation of The Home Maga
zine has increased Beyond that Of any
previous year. A fact like this speaks
volumes in its favor, and shows that tht
people are looking for work that Away
blends with pure literary taste, higl
moral excellence.
The publishers announce for the com
ing year, among other leading attractions
a new novel from the charming pen o
Miss Townsend one of the Editors, enli
tied "WAIT AND SEE" 1t will be com
menced in January, and be continued
through six or seven numbers OF TIL
Magazine. A rare treat is in store fo
its readers.
Increased care will be given to all tn,
departments of the Home Magazine, s.
as to make them as highly instructive ant
useful as possible 10 all classes of readers
As heretofore, there will be Mother
Department; Boys and Girls Treasu
ry; a Housekeepl's Department; and
Fashion Department. Each will cOntai
matters specially appropriate, and valua
BILE TO mothers and housekeepers. N
other periodical attempts to meet til
common want like this. 1t is the HON
Magazine of the country.
The low price of this Magazine bring
it within the reach Of every household
Only 50 a year; or two copies for So
In clubs of four subscribers, which ar
furnished at the low price of SIS, il cost
but 81 ,25 per annum. Address Il. S
ARTHUR & Co., 323 Walnut Street, Phi
adelphia.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-08
American State Convention.

The Delegates from several Counties
in the Stale met in Convention at the
City Hall, Columbus, on Wednesday,
Nov. 24Ih, and organized by the appoint
ment OF DR.. WardswortlI of Hamilton
County, President; and Dan'l Worley u
franklin County Secretary.
By request, the Secretary stated that
the design in calling the Convention at
this time, was to take early and active
measures for the completed re.organiza.
tion of the American party in the State
A friendly interchange Of opinion among
the delegates showed that there was still
decided American sentiment in the State
of Ohio, Notwithstanding the reverse;
against which as party we have had Il
contend for some years past, some cues
ton arose as TO the authority of th'
Committee by whom the call for lhi
Convention had been issued; when thu
Chairman of the Committee explained
that under the suppostion that the Amer
lean State Central Committee had ceaset
to act, number of Americans who ME
in Champagne County, desired this Com
mittee to act temporarily fer the part
aud take measures for its Reorganization
At an early day and that accordingly III
authority of acting for the party at larg
was not claimed by them, their dut
having been fulfilled in the meeting q
this Convention. The Convention wer
pleased to learn that the State CenIrs
Commitle still kept up their organization
With entire unanimiIy the follown
resolution was then passed:
ResOlUed, That the State Central Con
mittee appointed at the last America
Stale Convention in Dayton, be requesle
to call mass State Convention Of tn
:, American party to meet in the City {
Columbus on the 22d day of Februar
next. On motion the Convention the
adjourned sine die. e.
DAN'L WORLEY, Secretary.