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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

MANY wears pl tual, instead OF mpairiug The
public confidence In this medicine, has won Tor II
nm appret alton aud notOrety by far exceeding the
most ssngupe expectations of It's friends Moth |
ing but its Intrinsic virtues and the untnistnkxble
benefit conferred thousands oi sufferers, conld
originate and nahitain tie repututtcn II eHJoNs,
Mhile u,snv inferior remedies thrust upon the
community, ave- failed AID been dis ccred, this
has gauee friends by evety trial, conferred benefits
upon the afflicted they never forget, aud pro
duced cures 90 gdInerUus and loo remarkable TO
be forgotten. If '" i.
While is a fraud ON The pobic to pretendh that
any one medicine will il ftlhbly unre-slili there
is abundant proof that the CHEXgY PgCToRAL does
not only os general hing, but almost inva rably
cure The malfdies for which IT is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become The
the best reliance Of the afflicted, from The log cab
in Of the American Peasant, to The Palaces Of Uu
ropsan Einps. Throughout this entire country,
IN avery State. CITY, und Indeed iu almost every
hamlei It contains. CHLnEY ~ CroRAL is known
as the best remedy eX'ant Tor diseases ot the
Throat aud Lungs, aud in many iorein countries,
it is coming tn be extensively used by their most
intelligent physicians. In Great Britain. France
aud GERMANY, where The medical sciences have
r. athed then highest perfection, CHERbl PEcroR-
". is introduced. aud in constant use III the
les, Hospitals, Aims iIonscs, Public Institutions
and in domestic practice, rs the surcst temrds
their a'iendins ean employ for the mere dangerous
aiir ctUus % the lungs. Also IN nilder casps, aud
Tor children il 10 saf,. pleasant aud eiTecluul to
cure In fact, some OF the most ilaiterng lesii
mnnals WE receive have been from pareHts who
ha,E found il eiCacous IN cases particularly Incl.
dental to chi!dnoOd.
The CHFHRY PrcToRiL is nauafactuiel bv II
practical Chemist, and eAerv ouace OF it IS under
his own eye, with invsrahle accuracy and care.
1t is sealed aud protected by law FROM couuterfoi,s
consequently can be relied on genuine without
aculteration.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

READER! have you
a Cough which you are
neghcting, under ihe
idea thSNit is only & com
,rnon cold, and that II will
soon wear itself outl-
Let Il friend tell YOU, in
all knduess, what will
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
MORE PHYSICIANS, TESTIMONY!

We the undersigned. Physicians of Cincnuaii,
certify that DR.. WrighPs statements are entitled
TO the fuliess confidence ofthe public, aud can
fully corroborate what he has said, having used
DR.. HALLS BALSAM in a number Of cases,
with the haPpiest ELECTS!
J. S. LAW SON, M. d.
VIM. C. SMITH, NJ. d.
J.I. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
The Genuine signed, o. r. BAKER Il co.
For sale by,
STEPH. BUCKLAND d co.
Fremont, March l2. 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
Boots f. Shoes,


which he invites the citizens OF Sandusky. and adj
Joining counties, 90 call and examine. His stock
consists, in part of N'i"
GenHemens fine French and american Caly
Boots, Kips and Cowhidcs, Brogan's of oil kinds.
Also, an excellent variety Of Pumps, Walking
Caters, fancy Congress CATERS, Pruneiia Caters
Taylor ties: together with Morocco, Seal lS calf
Slippers and Pumps. m se etl. l.-
r-HNHW NC MAA Mn m RsZMS
VIII find very fine assorfnert Of Shoes and Slip
pers brought on especially for them. french kid
slippers, Jenny Linds Excelsiors, fine PrunelIs
CATERS, buskins and slippers, besides a large ans
fine assortment of shoes for every day wear.
Chitdren'S Shoes and CATERS any quantity
India Rubber Shoes and Boots. The subscriber
will also manufacture TO order, all kinds Of Boots
aud Shoes for gentlemen and Ladies' wear Ex-
perieuced workmen constantly employed. -g
Country manufacturers and dealers will find at
my establishment: all kinds of
lisa. NDINGS,
used in the trade. French and American calfskins,
seal skins, Morocco, Patent leather Enaineled
leather, Sheep skins, Lasts, Pegs Needles. Bfis-
ties, &C., &c. All my articles are warranted. = 20
respectfully invite the ladies' and gentlemen
Of Sandusky 10 call and examine for themselves.
p. DORR.
Fremont, May 18th, 1852. VIZ
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Small Profits and Cash Sales,

We have been enabled TO increase our stock md
reduce our prices. Our facilities for bnving from
manufacturers aud importers at lowest rates. are
not TO be surpassed. We will still continue to use
every effort to merit the patronage of our friends
and to make il TO the interest of many more TO ia
vor us with a call, by making the Fremont Hard
ware Store second TO none in the State. Our pre-
sent fine store of three stories and cellar fllep
from top TO bottom with our fall stock which COM
prises larger variety than have ever offered
TO the public, consisting Of the following assort-
ment Of
1merican, English, and German Hardware! !
Cutlery, locks latches, butts saws, pen aud pock =
ct knives, knives and forks; scissors and shears
amps and candesticks; snuffers; spoons; Yankee
Notions, Flat Irons, spades, shovels forks, Axes,
cut tack brads, sparables,
Carpenters tools and P Panes-;Saws, adzes broad
axes, hammers, squares, beves; rules, brace and
bits, augurs, chisels, bevels, &c.
COoper's tools Mason's trowels aud hammers
Blacksntn's tools, Carriage makers tools and
trimmings, Millwright's tools, Shoemakers tools
and Kit, Saddle and Harness makers tools and
trimmings, guns and gun trimmings, Cabinet tools
and trimmings at greatly reduced prices, and every
thing in the line Of American Hardware.
large assortment of files, knives and Jerks,
pocket Knives saws Anvils Shears, scissors, &c
German Guns; Skates; Cutlery; braces, bits,
saws, &C., Iron and Nails; Chain Pumps, glass,
sash and putty, paints and oils, cast pumps; lead
pipe, rifle barrels; steel springs anvils; vices, picks
&c,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
Hardware Store
R E WI % " ED

To No. J. Sharp & Shomoe's new Brick Book,
sign of The Paddock and Stove, where we are now
are prepared to show our friends one of the best
arranged and most complete Hardware establish
ments in Ohio.
4 FIT Err trial oftwo years in the experiment
LAol building up an exclusive Hardware bust.
ness in Fremont, it has proved SO far successful
that an
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STOVES.

The Boys are prepared TO do it up brown en-
Stoves. Our assortment is the best and largest
ever brought to this town. All we ask is look at
our stocks and prices. We have fifteen patterns Of
air-tight cook stoves Of the most approved plans.
Seneca Falls Regulator, Psrlor Stoves nude by
experienced workmen. Box stoves and Parlor
stoves of all patterns.
Tin Ware and Stove Pipe.
Manufactured Fave Trough and Gutter m ade
to order Repairing done in best manner.
Remember the place, the new brick block sign
Of the Paddock and Stove, where you will find the
Boys in Attendance.
CANFIELD & MITCHELL.
Fremont, November 20, 1852.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

Entered according to an Act of Congress, in the
year 1851, by J. s. HOUGHTON, NJ. ID.
in the Clerks Office of the District Court
for the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
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Nnlch ard Consider.

DIR. HALE'S B1LSANis no Pareyor;c
preparation, but a Medicine lFHICA
MAKES c JTHE.S at home, where the
parties can Be found
The Great Cough aud ConsHnptiye
Remedy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
ENLARGED STOCK

and increased business compels us 10 take larger
rooms where do business more to the con
fort and convenience Of both ourselves and GUS
TONER'S By directing our efforts entirety 10 this
branch, keeping complete stock, and doing bus
mess OIL the system of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

prno n in this distressing class Of complaints See
pamphlet All broken down, dehitned constitutions from
the effect of mercury, will ful the acg power OF this au
ole immediately and the poisonous nnesa eradicied
from the system.
The " distinct preperle; which compose this article, mani
fest themselves particularly " Tie application of the
pound the distressing class Of complaints which head
this paragraph For centuries there has been used the
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Sale Of Real EstatS.
LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT.
David White Admir- Of Elias

David White Admir- Of Elias
McLsne decd W
Eliza Mclanc widow; and Thomas
Farley and Jane s. Farley hls wife, Petition
formerly Jane =. Mel anc;l Jones 10 sell
ID. MtLanc; Ann G McLanc; I'M. I Lands.
ma L. McLane; and Charles Nc.
Lane lnlnni;l Heirs ut law 0f Elias
McLnne deceased ond Timothy r.
Stanley Morgagcc.
oll the 29lh day Of December 4. ID. s53 at
one clock in the afiernoon, and on he ~, m
ses, IN lhc town OF Millcnport in Lawrence
county Ohio; will be sold 10 iNe hishcs, bidder
clear OF Dover the following Real Estate as the
property Of Elias McLane decreased. to.wit;
Loi humber twenty-five 1851 with Dwelling
mouse thereon; appraised 10 the sum of one
hundred and thirty. five dollars, 1876, OO;l also
Lo' h'lin'er twenty four l2i appraised TO the
sum OF ssl, three dollars S63 OO both said lots
afe parl OF; and situate in the town of Millcrs.
por--Tcrms Of sale are one third in hand, one
'hird IN slh months; and the residue in Twelve
months with interest; secured sy Mortgage on
me pI' msts sOld--And notice is also hereby
gwen, 10 lhc above named defendants: tina, BE-
,o'c HE same court, on the sixteenth day Of
JANUARY a ID. 1851, the snid Petitioner, will
aSk Snd court, 10 sci Of and assign the djwcr,
!" equity, ol part Of the p rcb0,c o icy nforc.
saiu, 10 tie said Eliza McLanc the widow; and
"'Sp 'iV elimination of the sale Aforesaid
DAVID WHITE AGmr.
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Hands Wanted.

want one gond Wagon maker one Mule and
one Ok driver fifteen ore diggers and six good
practical collers al CROOKED CREEK FUR
MACE. Bullet co. Ky, miles back of Louis
vile. And in the Spring will want coliers and
other furnace hands do not intend to en-
ploy any but sober, moral and industrious men
IN the fullest sense of the word and to them |
am determined to pay the most liberal ,vages an |
deal with them on strictly cash principles, as |
feel assured this is tie only plan to secure the
services Of such hands as desire TO employ.
THE YELLING HOUSES
When finished, will be found 10 be better and
more comfortable than those usually found al;
other furnaces, and have only 10 be seen to be
properly appreciated.
pledge myself TO employ good competent.
School Teacher, for the benefit of the families
connected with the furnace, and have A
SCHOOL IN OPERATION during the whole
Of the year. The school 10 commence carly
next spring.
Good Golfers of strictly sober habiis will find
1t to their advantage 10 see me, previous 10
taking contracts for next year. Those who wish
to see me will find me at Greenupsburg, dur
ing Court week, next November, aud for any
c1her information IN the meantime, we refer
to J. b. Patterson, Clinton Furnace, Grecnup
e., KY.
There is not more healthy spot in the State
Than the furnace region, aud 1t has a never
failing supply Of the best of limestone water,
in the dryest season Of the year.
Post Office address is G G Furnace,
Buls,t Co. Ky. w. PATrE R9ON
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Bates Poems.

We have received a very neat little
volume Of Poems shy DAVID BATES; pub.
Iished by Lindsay e. Blakis,on, Phila.
dclphia, Pa, from which we shall occu.
sionally make some extracts. The style
of,he writer shows jus, appreciation oil
classes, and conditions in society
while there is q deep vain of humanity
running through the entire work, that
will involuntarily claim from the reader
an attentive and careful perusal,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
FIGURING MIL.

We we're shown through the lfon'on
Flouring Mills recently by one of It's
p,oprielor> from whom we learned thai
with their presen, facilities they were en-
ablel to grind about 100 hbls per "a
hours. The mill has been erected and
put into operation at a" expense oil neal
$4,000, and when CONF lc;rd will have
lour run OF stone, for grinding, and all
of the recent Improvements for the man
ufoc,urc of the best qualify lNon', spec
dy packing anal prrrarin- far m"f""'' 50
,ha, they may successfully compete with
nil establishments Of the kinI. The!
now have on hanl some 5000 or more
bushels of wheat, AMI an agent constant
ly employed in collecting more.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
FIRE.

On Sunday evening the usual quiet oI
our neishborheod was disturbed by the
cry OF Grc,-which was soon discovered
to be in the chamber of the Times" Of.
fee. The ire doubtless originated by
the ignition Of some matches lying on a
chair near the stove pipe, which COM
munica,el to be |, that ha been i'm
pruleni!y placed too near the pipe. The
timely assistance of numerous citizen
soon suppressed the fire. with the bare
loss of the bel.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

DtRSrANT 10 AZ nr,'rr of the Cour, Of Common
Pleas whi' n"h inr The Comfy of Lawrence mud
Sat" ~ Ohio mn'r n, the Oc'o term, A. D. "a Il
will oi"r for nr ~ pnllic Auction NJ The oor Of hc
Court House Of said County ui a.vrcncr on SATURDAY
the II - dnv of N"c i@!3 ~ O'Clock = NJ of sn,
dny-'hc fI'lowing described School auds lc'orrra
w Of section iwrrty. six tsG, Township three q,
Range rich'e"" sl containing }i 7o-ICO acres. mp
rrni .ed NJ ~ a5N
Also The T. of scc'ion twenty srvrn t27, Township
three t rnno" "rrh'r"n tIsl containing 33s 1i-ICO
ncres rrrraisct n, S3?sO
Also Ennnr"r Of sec'Nn thirty four (9i) Towr-
shin three ') rnnrr cgh'"rr nsl con,airing 1866 o.
mo nrrrs. appraised -, ~ 500.
All The fnr""nirp lands ARE TO Re sold nj not less
Than the nrrrnisea vninr Hereof on the following
terms 10 wit: one twelfth Of the purchase money to
hr raid NJ h"'im' nj Sn'c. aud The balance IN eleven
an"nn' insn'nen's OF equal amounts with annua in.
'rrcst thereon JAMES G. TERRY.
AUDITOR, Lawrence Co
Auditors 0rrr
Ma, IN
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IRONTON SCHOOLS,

Mr.. J. B. Beach Of Ash,abnln Count,
hrs taken cbnrsc Of The public schools
Of this place.
Mr. Beach is mos, II orouciy uca.
ted man, and long sine selected The pro.
fession ofteacher, which position he las
for several years sustained, with eminent
ability aud credit.
We therefore congratulate the Eoa,d
Of Education upon their success in seen.
rang q Superintendent so we'll qualified;
and so likely to give credit and charac
ter 10 our public schools.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
employed in collecting more.
Arrival Of the Steamer Illinois ana
FrOM(tilCuS.
NEw loNx, Nov. 90.

New YORK, Nov. ".
The steamers Illinois and PromcIhucs
from Aspinwall, arrivc' here last night,
brincing the muils from California to the
ll,h. Among the passengers by the Ill.,
uois are A. L. Corwine, late Consul AT
Panama, Gen Lane, member Of Congress
from Oregon, bu, contrary TO eSPecta'
ton john Mitchell is not among the
passengers.
The Illinois ha $l,l00 900, inclu :.
ing that in the hands Of passengers.
The steamer Prome!heus arrived al !
o'clock. She brings $50 passengers a.
mong whom is John Mitchell, the Irish
Patriot. She has 81, ,754, 900 in gold on
freight.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Robbery.

We understand that the lcwelry shop
Of Jas. r. Ford adjoining The Buckeye
house, was rnterrd by a burglar at he
back window, about The time the alarm
Of fire on Sunday evening and four gold
watches with chains abs,racleL. No
trace Of the ,hicrhas been obtained.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
ton, e.. Indolle; l. NJ vey &co, Portsmouth
ShacklefCrd x Crichton do


10. DR. OsGoUDs INDIA cIIoL AGoGuE. ron
THE CURE or FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL. FEW.
u DUMB AGuE. INTERMITTENT AND REMIT.
TENT FEVER LIVER COMPLAINT. JArNpIcE
ENHANCEMENT OF TIiE LIVER. ENLARGE.
MENT or IiIE SPLEEN AND All TINE VA.
RI0Us FORMS or ri oUs DISEASES.
This invaluable m tdicine was prepared from
on extensive practice OF several ,enrs in bill.
ious climate, and is never 10 fail of curing Pc.
'cr ana Ague. or any Of the diseases above
named.
ALTON! BEWARE OF COuNTERFElTs
AND lAIlTATlONSM
TAKE N0TiCE.--Thc genuine India Chol.
asogue is prepared exclusively by DR. Charles
Osgood, the inventor ond sole proprietor. To
protect yourself from imposition. buy Of the reg.
u!nr agent, or an honest druggist, examine the
outside engraving. snd the pamphlet which il
ancl Jscs. See that the words, OSGOOD'S s IN.
DlA CliOLAG0GCE are blown in the glass Of
the bottle, and above oil, see that the label OF
directions has the written signiiure of CHARLES
UsGcop, NJ, D.. and you are safe.
From Cary, Esq, Counsellor at Law t.,
The agents at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Oct. II, 1916.
MrssRs SANFORD d PARR: In Jun" las, was
checked with that most nillic'ing aud unpleas
an, diseases The "Chill and Fever" The par
o&ismS returned daily, and were very scycre.-
My physical energies had been mlch impaired
byn previous attack Of Bilious Fever. Having
tired several fayoriic 7, NEEDLES without relief, n
ifenl N whom lad confidence rrcomm, nlcd
l'r OSeoods India. Cho!agoguc. | procured Il
bottle, and followed the accompanying drcc.
lions The consequence was tia; hal but
ne paroyism after taking Tie first dosc, and my
general health was rapidly restored without Us.
| ing any other medicine. ! dispensed the rc.
maInGer oftlc bottle 10 two other persons s;mi.
larry 'illictcd and with the same results. One
of them Lad been shaking for eight months, and
was relieved in Two days by the use of .ac
Cholago,uc. consider it my dnty, as it is my
pleasure. TO Recommend it, having the most cn
tire confidence in lis sanativc power.
Yours trnly, s. CARY.
For sale j. y. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
| North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut sis
-cn'rnncc on Walnut sircct--to whom all or
dcrs must be addressed.
AGENTS.
Sold by Mo,lcy & Darber, & J. p. Shaw
trenton: W u Nm Bryan. Burlington: John
Kyle. Hanging Rock; W S Kouns Grecnnps
burg: W 7 Nichols & Co Catleitsbnrqh: Jas. II
G Miller. Jackson; J. = Magnet. Galljpolis: G ]
Payne, Porter s S Murray, Willkcsvil'c; Ttos
c. Burlington, Guyanl';c;I ]. l. NJ vey K Go.
'ortsmonth; Shacklcfard K Crich,on, do.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
The Tax PAYERS Of this County ars
hereby rcminlel that the time for pay
ing tav"s nj this OfIi"c. will expire on
the o0'h Of Dec. next, and that all con
cerneA will find i, tn their interest lc
paw hv that time, MS the Trrasurer's fee.
will be charged after said date, wilhou
respect 70 prrsnns.
]. HAMBLETON, T. L. C.
| p,,:.t.. ro,~,,
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NEW 0CERY
9 S : : ST: s z y s Nc.
D. IT. WARREN.

Worln inform the citizens ofTronton and
w vicinity. that he has opened a new
Grocery Establishment on Third Street. oppo-
site SCOTS Ike Manufactolv. in The building
formerly occupied by Shinglc,on K SON. His
stock of Groceries has jus, been received
d RECT FROM BAL tt MORE, MARYl AND.
and is the best quality. Purchasers will do
well to give him call before going elsewhere
His stock consists in part of
Rio aud lava Coffee;
Tcns--Y. Ilvson, Imperial and Gunpowder;
Crushed and Brown Sugar. Rice,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars,
Scotch, Rnppe and Nacaboy Snuff;
Figs. Pr,nrs and Nuts;
Mackercl and Scotch Herring;
No. Chocolate;
Rifle and Blasting Powder:
Varirgacd White, CASTLE, Rosin and Shay
ing Soaps.
Candle wick and winpt twine, bed cords,
Dairy salt, Shoe Backing and Brushes;
Glue, Alum and Copperas;
Alspicc, Indigo, Cochineal, Gloves.
Nutmegs, Pure and Phoenix Ginger:
Mustard, ground Pepper, ground Cinnamon,
Starch, States Balances, Tea Caddies.
Paints, Oils, varnishes, Trrpcntine,
Dye.Stuffs, &c. &c.
A splendid assortment Of Brushes-Oval,
Varnisll. Ground. Sash Tools,
Fiat Fitchcs, in tin;
Round do do
Camel Hair Pencils;
Flat Camel Hair Varnish blenders;
Together with nearly everything usually kept
in Grocery establishment.
Ironton, Oct. 20, 1851.
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Tust received and for sale at No. Is, Music oil
81 oil kinds, such rs Violins, Accordcons,
Flutes, Flageolets, Clarioncts, Guitars, Ban.
ioes, Music Boxes Perfumery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty iotr
Tlasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Gea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Spices Of all kinds,
Stone Ware, and great many other articles
too numerous to mention. Gall aud see.
January, 1T 1893.
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INsOLVENT ESTATE.

To The creditors Of the Estate of Benjamin
Miller deceased
On The sly'eenh day Of September, one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty lrer, the Coar, Of
Probate FOR Lawrence Couuiy. Ohio, declared
ne estate OF Benjamin Miller deed, to be prob.
ably 'nso,rfnt. Creditors are therefore notified
To present their clam against Il estate to the
undersigned f'r allowancc within SIX III n,nlhs
Irt IN 'ic lImc above M rntiyned, or they Will
not be entitled 10 payment.
ABRAM MILLER, Admir-.
Sept. 10th 1855.
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BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

THE Trustees Of his institution take pleas.
nfc N announcing TO the plblc that they have
t''cd up amp'c.c c, mmodious and pleasant rooms
Tor The nSr ci Tie schools and Lave secured the
services ol Mr.. }, l.. Whitney. an experienced
ana accomplished teacher as principal.
instruction Will be given IN all branches Of
education usually taught in Academies.
he tall tenn of the school VIII commence
on Monday ;lc ;ird day of October nest.
TEfAlSi - per quarter for lie common
branches; II Tor the more advanced; s5 for The
languages and higher mathematics.
Good board can be Obtained in the village,
at reasonable prices.
c. HALL, President
Burlington, Ohio, Sept. ~, 1853.
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June I. 1853
p. MURPHY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
d. HE GD q EE I1 9

AND nrAlrR IN ALL KINDS OF rEoDuCl
Third Street, Ironton.
Having received large additional stock Of
goods, am now prepared to sell Groceries
as cheap as any other house in lRONTON.
My stock consists in part as follows, received
direct from Cincinnati
S0 BONES SOAP an excellent article,
~ 90 do CANDLES.
~ do Sperm candles
for sale by Pm.
NEW Orlcaus and Sugar house MOLAS.
l \ SES, first rate article in store and for sale
by +. NJ.
VNEA, fresh and full supply of all grades
i and qualities Cor sale low by p.
YNOBACCO the best brands of chewing To
i bacco on hand and for sale by p. M.
5000 Half Spanish Cigars
5000 Havana SKIES for sale by PM
CtUGAR CURED HAMS, Shoulders, and
- clear Sides For sale at MURPHY'S.
DORATATOES Onions. Green and dried
ApHcS lor sale by MURPHY.
MAILS of all sizes, also 1900 gallons of
l stoneware ON hand aud for sale low by
MURHHY.
II AISINS Pruncs, Currants, Figs, and all
IL kinds Of spices for sale by =. NJ.
4 tEESE at .,l ana crushed sugar
Nfor sale, by +. MURPHY
4 LII Kinds OF country produce most gencr-
N ally on hand, sold by p. MURPHY,
T WILL pay the highest Cash price for But
ter Eggs potatoes, com oats, apples, honey,
feathers, rags &c. The public are invited to
call and examine my stock, as am determined
to sell as cheap as any other house in town.
F., MURPHY.
Az BBLS. N. o. SUGAR, in Store and for
fU sale low, by P. NJ.
TX SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE, on hand
.IeEby p. VI.
NLOUR. superfne Article, warranted to
Il the purchaser always on hand by
P. MURPHY,
HONEY AND CHICKENS.
Two hundred pounds Of Honey,
100 kegs Of Tar,
$50 bushels shelled corn,
% barrels OF corn meal, and nice lot Of
young chickens just received and for sale BY
D. q. CLARK.