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nufactoTy.
"a IHE subscriber s0gld respect.
fal.g safosaa .if puhlic. thar ~ - q
gas ennm<nerd BUSINESS IN ihs ho0se
lzl<ss eoeuried By Mr.. xm.f. Stray
hefn. Tbs szd sssnd.l shsrs be inisHds keefins
|. 1911 sssoEsnfni q Leather Of bis enn ms
nniselnIs- he has prorurft The services of Mr..
iamfs fasks q eontari lhe bpsinrss. and intends
manufacturing esers hind o. Booss and Shoes
ihAt arc usde Ia lhis county. His fne ~osk
~ili he made 81 ihe bal Nonhsfn s..rssisl, and
d The mosi sloice uoFkmsnship. To iormsr
rairens he sould ssy. lhs pasf is bis promise Coz
ths lufnTe.
WM. n. BROWN.
N d. In asehanss far Leather and shees. be
vail lake HIDES. Tan Bark. TsIloss. Bses-Msr,
Whesi. Cora. Flour, Meal, Flsa ssej. Plank,
Shingles. 81.
January Ia. &C.
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If yos wast to see pretty things, please call It
= the Drug STORE, where you will snd grs,
variety Of Toilet and Fancy articles, consisiihgn
part Vt TIE following:
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ST Ell CoTIoN.
HIST received. a fresh loi Of CLOVER and
~ LUCEINE Seed.
LONG & WEBB.
October &c. S.
B 4 O w MS

Egeag01 CT 1AMAI0A GgYGEg
CAUTluN.-Pc Persons desiring an article thai
can lie relied ulon, prepared ftcm pure IA
MAECA GINGER, should be particular 10
ask for : Browns Essence Of Jaaalcp Ginger
which is warranted tohe what il IS represented.
and is
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Drug md Ch,micdi Stare.
N. L, co,nes Gkistnaf cnd Fifth Sirtefs,
PLiLG,iebbin Pr,
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory
Notice This While You are reading.


"a He subscriber hss opened Tin aad Cop
\ per Faciory ilthe Town Of Hillshoioueh,
and he will iry TO conduct il in The best manner.
He has procured one Of the best Of Northern
worn men. AMI his work will be made Ut the hest
material and in the Resi- style. After trying the
work, and it should prove moi 10 H. good, il may
he returned and more 20, in its place. Tin will
DC sold u Northern Prices with costs and car.
riage.
All bills to tho amour fly dollars. ct say
place IN the State, all 10 the amount Of twenty
i've dollars, within fifty miles OF This lace, and
~ bills Of any amount within twenty live miles.
viii be filled aud delivered fits " thGrgc FIR
Transportation. He woAll say To his customers,
tha, he will sell wolk as low as an. house IN the
State.
The subscriber istNrns his thanks zoo past ia
vors. and hs hopes lie will receive liberal share
of liaimnagc. as he pledges himself 10 do Jusire
aud 10 epdeavor TO give full satisfaction in his
work.
All orders will he thankfully received, and the
work done with u, aliess and despatch.
o. His shop will lie found al this time one
door telow Maj. Pulne,'s Store
w. S. CHEEK.
November ls. To-
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For a Consumplirc Cough.

PltiShurg, Ia, eb. %. 1891.
Dear sir - For three years have been afllic-
ed with a Coagh SO distressing thai l frequent
IL despaised OF rscoycry; much Of the time was
obliged 10 81 up all night in my chair, as my
cough would suflocate me when laid down.
Having used many remedies without mach relief
I nj lasi tried the Cherry Pectopl, which under
Providence has cured me altogether.
am with gratitude yours,
JAMES M'CANDLEss.
This is one If the nameFoss Cures Of Asthma
which have been accredited 10 Cherry Pectoisl:
Albany, n. T., April IA. 1918.
DK. Arrn, Lowell. Dear Sir: have Tor years
teen afflicted with Asthma in the worst folm. SO
Ina, have been Obliged 10 sleep ii my chair for
larger part OF the tirle. hcing unable TO breathe
on my he'd. had tried a grsss Iaany medicines,
10 no purpose, until my physician prescribed, as
an experiment, your Cherry PecioIal.
Al fist il seeme,lto make me worse; hui in
less Than week began TO experience the most
gratifying rclief from its use; and now, in tour
weeks, the disease is entirely reipoyed. can
sleep on my he'd with coulioEt, and enjoy stale
Of health which had never expected 10 eniny.
GEORGE s. FARANr,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From he President Of Anlherst CoAgc, Ed
- a'ard Hitclestk, ~. D.. LII. D., &c.
&c. Aver. Sir: ! have used your Cherry
pecioral in my own case ofdcep-seatc,l hronchi-
It's and am satisfied. iromts chemical constitution,
thai Il * an adlnilabh cou,peand Cor the rrIci
Of laryngial and bronchial difficulties. II my
opinion, 10 lis superior character. can be Of any
= ~
proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, Sept. II, lS49.
Among Other distinguished au,ho,itics whohavc
sent their names to recommend this preparation
as the hest known,o them Tor affections oi the
lungs, ale:
President Perkins, Vermont Med. College.
Proi. SiIiman, Yale college.
PROF. Valentine Mott. New-York.
Prof Cleaveland, Bow.loin Med College.
Prot. buiterfield, Ohio Med. College.
Canadian Journal Of Medical Science.
Boston Med. x Surg. Journaa
Charleston, :. &. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Reporter.
Hon. Henry Clay, U. ). Senator.
Hon. Geo. I, Marsh, Am. Ambassador TO
Turkey.
Gen. Emanuel Dumes, President q Ghik.
Al, Rev. I'll. Power. Lord bishop Of Toronto.
Rev. Dat. l-ncing, Brroklin, New YORK.
Archbishop puteen, Of Csncinnaiti, Ohio.
aisa many emineni personascs in foreign conn
tries.,
Not only III The more dangerous and distress
sing diseases Of the Lungs, but also family me-
define tor occasional use, it is the safest pleasant
est aud hest III the wasld.
Gf Prepared and Sold ny JAMES LAYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, l.uw Eli, Mas
sachuse,ts.
Sold in Hillshorongh al the Drug Store
of Br. 5. d. SciloolfeId. Hiishoreugh, and Of
Mr. J. ;. Lucas, Chapel Hill, and by Druggists
and Dealers IN Medicines every where.
June |. es-4m
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10. In various parts Of Georgia OF
earthquake occurred.
10. Seycrid9e, u Swedish yacht, il
beaten in a race in British waters by til,
yacht America.
90. One Of the columns of the tempt,
OF Jupiter Olympus, at Athens, Wa
blown down in violent storm.
2s. Several shocks of an earihquak.
were felt in New Hampshire and olhe
parts OF New England.
20. Panama news of this date an
nounced a violent earthquake at VaIpa
raiso.
Nop. 8. In France the republic gives
place to the empire, and the Presiden,
becomes Emperor under the title Of Ma
poleon III.
20. The Trieste Gazette, Of this date
contains letter giving intelligence o,
the defeat Of the Russians, in the eau.
sassus by the Coucassinns. OF The for.
mcr 10000 were killed.
Bya vote Of over seven millions the
French people establish the empire, an
elect Napoleon Emperor.
90. Shock of an earthquake OF Santi.
ago de Cuba, the city in runs.
Dcc. ]. Chckering', piano.for,e man.
ulactory, in Boslol, destroyed by fire.
Loss estimated at$l00,O00.
8. -Four lives lost by the sinking OF
the pilot boat Yankee, near. Sandy
Hook.
q. Reading of the Presidential Mess.
age in Congress.
II. Fifteen lives lost on the Mssis.
sipoi. by collision between the West.
crn World and the +. b. Hill.
20. At Is minutes before 7 4. ST.,
there was partial eclipse of the moon,
visible in Oregon, Asia, Utah and New
Holland.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-01-18
Rufus {. DaviSSOn, surviving Exec.
ltor Of Jamas Burgess deceased,
In the Probate Court Of Law

VS. In the Probate Court pf Law
renee County.
Nathaniel Burgess John Burgess, Reuben Bur-
CESS and Vermadel Burgess. Eliza Bonner aud
John B. Bonner, the heirs and devisees Of James
Burgess deceased.
The said Defendants will take notice that on
the 18TH day of January, A. d. 1853, the said
Executor filed in the Probate Court Of said
county his petition, the object and prayer Of
which is, to procure an order of said Court au.
thorising the Petitioner to convey the s. u.
quarter of the s. Z. quarter Of Section s, in
Township /, Range II. The S. w. quarter
Of the S. W. quarter of Section 9, Township 4.
Range II. Also the East half of The N. W.
quarter Of the N. E. quarter Of Section II, r. 1,
Range I, situate in said county of Lawrence;
TO one John Kentner, according to the condi-
tons specified in a certain Title Bond executed
by said James Burgess, to the said Renter, on
the 3lst day of May A. ID. ls50---lhat SAID prtl-
ton will be for a hearing, at the oIiice Of th,
Probate Court in Ironton on the 22d day of Feb
ruary A. u. 1853, at which time tn defendants
or either, or any Of them, can appeal and IN Ike
defence if they see proper. ~
RUFUS Q. DAWSON, Sur
viving Executor of James Burgess deceased.
BY Leet & IIawley, ~olicitors. a8ef
January llth, 1853. .zes,t s s
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The vote by counties is given on the
second ballot only. We notice that the
81 votes of Hamilton county were cas-
FOR MIR. Chase, Of Butler county.
MIR. Bliss being called for, he appear
cd and addressed the convention as fol.
lows:
| Mr.. President and Gentlemen of the
convention
The deliberations of this convention,
(which have resulted in my nomination
as the Democratic candidate for Lieu.
tenant Governor Of Ohio, is high com
pliment to myself, and to that portion
Of the State in which reside.
here are but few things of which a
man may better be proud than the ap.
Ir,bation of his fellow men. | assure
you that this expression of your conf.
dence will ever be remembered with gra
titudc. And permit me to tender you,
and through you, the Democracy of the
State, the homage of my thanks, for this
distinguishing mark of your confidence.
Mr.. T. w. BARLEY was then nominal.
ed for Judge of the Supreme Court by &C.
clamation, compliment well deserved
by that gentleman.
The convention next proceeded to vote
for Treasurer, when on the frs ballot
Mr.. Breslin received 1Sl votes, Mr..
Knapp, of Ashland, ll6 votes; and Nor,
ris, of Monroe, 81.
On motion Of Judge Palmer, of Def.
ancc, it was
Resolved, That John G. Breslin be u.
unanimously nominated for the Office of
Treasurer of State.
The next ballot was for Secretary of
State, with the following result: Trevitt
266, Dial so, and Dennis 25 votes.
On motion Of Mr.. Sawyer, it WAS
Resolved, That DR.. VIM. Trevitt be
mously nominated.
The following persons were put in
nomination as candidates for member of
Board Of Public Works;
Robert H. Nugent, Of Tuscarawas;
Samuel B. Pruden, Of Athens; Col. VIM.
Hawkins, Of Washington; VIM. S. Prem.
tice, Of franklin; Francis Cleavcland,
Of Cuyahogo; Wayne Griswold, Of Pick.
away; A. H. Byers, Of Wayne; H. F.
Randolph, Of Morrow; Ashbel Med.
bury, of Mahoning; J. w. Mckinney,
Of Jefferson.
The following ballotings occurred:
lst ballot. I'd ballot
Nugont 40 60
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The convention then proceeded to bal
lot fer Governor:
The result o(lhc first ballot was as fol,
lows:
Mcdil III
Manypenny l4S
Mcdowell Is
On motion Of Il. b. Stccdman, ofIus.
carora, it was
Resolved, That Col. VIM. Medill, ol
Fairfield Co., be declared unanimously
nominated. Carried.
Wm II. Gill, Of CoIumbiana, Joseph
B. Stcedman, of Lucas, and Col. John
II. Young, Of Champaign, were appoint.
cd committee to infoim Col. Medill OF
his nomination.
Col. Mclill appeared in the Hall,
acco ompanied by the committee, and was
introduced to the convention by the
President, Hon. c. L. Vallanlgham.
Mr.. NJ. returned his sincere and heart,
felt thanks TO the members of the con.
vcntion, and through them, to the Demo.
cracy Of Ohio, for the honor which they
had conferred upon him in selecting him
as their standard bearer in the approach.
ing campaign. He did not know that
he could bear it as high as the expert.
cnccd and distinguished sold chief who
had led the columns and conducted
them TO so triumphant a result, at the
last gubernatorial contest, but he would
cndeavor TO hold ii with a steady hand,
and to guard and defend it with as rcso.
lutte and determined heart Should the
people see proper to ratiy the action Of
their preScntalivcs, and to call him to
the high and responsible position for
winch he had been nominated, he would
cndcavor TO be governed in the DISCHARGE
oil his official duties by strict regard
Tor their interests, and the honor and
dignity oflhc great State of which they
are so justly proud.
To effect this result, and to pcrpctuate
the asccnlancy Of those great princip!cs
pFo'cssel and sustained by the Dcmocra.
cy ol the country, and OIL which the hap.
pIneaS and prosperity Of the people 81
cmInenlly depends, it should always be
borne in mind that concession and har.
mony were absolutely necessary. Not
desiring to dctain them longer from the
iurilicr prosecution Of their business. ne
would again return them his mos, crate.
iul Acknowledgements for so sisnal an
evidence of their continued confidence
and regard.
HE Convention next baIlotcl for
Lieutenant Governor with the following
results
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From the New York Ev 5ning Post.
EVENTS OF 1859.

January |. Three shocks of an earth
quake felt at San Francisco.
4. The Amazon, one Of the West In
dia mail steamers. on her passage out
destroyed by fire. The captain aud six
ty nine of the crew persisted, and forty
one passengers, among whom was Ellio
Warburton, author of the " Cresccn:
and the Cross"
). kossuth introduced to the United
States Senate by General Shields.
8. Biglcr elected Governor Of Cali
Iornia.
8. Explosion of the United States
steamer Magnolia, fifteen miles from
Darcn. The captain ana twelve Of the
crew killed.
TO- Shipped from Havrc for the Fr'ch
penal settlement Of Cayenne, four hun.
drcd and sixty eight state prisoners.
II. Five hundred houses destroyed BY
FIRE in Hong Kong China.
q. News to this date bring rumors oi
rebellion in Utah, among the Nor.
mons who have determined to erect their
territory into an Independent republic.
81. The steam propeller General
Warren wrecked in Oregon, at the
mouth of the Columbia river. Forty
two lives lost.
February l. The old state house at
Columbus Ohio, destroyed by fire.
8. Marriage of Jenny Lind to Otto
Goldschmidt, in Boston.
10. The Maine Liquor law passed
by the Rhode Island Senate.
IL. First session of Louis Napoleon's S
new Council of State commenced.
y. The workshops Of Sing, Sing pris-
on destroyed by fire.
Death penalty abolished in Rhode ISL.
and.
13. At Louisville, $250,OOO worth of
property destroyed by the breaking up of
the ice.
l6. Serious riot in Cleveland, caused
by the discovery of several dead bodies
in the Homeopathic College.
10. The Spaniard Lopez, convicted
ofthe murder of policeman Foster, par.
doned by Governor Hunt.
20. The Maine Liquor law defeated
in Rhode Island, by the House of Rep.
resentatives.
26. Four hundred and fifty lives lost
by the destruction of the Birkenhead, an
English steamer which struck rock of
Point Danger, and sunk.
% The steamship North America lost
OH her passage to San Francisco.
March 2. Homestead exemption bill
passed the Legislature Of New Jersey.
IA. Ninety.four Of the Americans who
were captured in Cuba and released by
the Spanish government, arrived in New
York. 500
Is. Capture of Caravajal and termi.
nation of the war in Mexico.
II. A new planet discovered by De
Gasparis, a celebrated Neapolitan as.
trouomer.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-01-18

Pesa1ccd, That George w. Nc Cook
of Jefferson, be unanimously nominated
as candidate for the Office Of Attorne,
General.
Mr.. levitt, of Musl;ingum, moved
that the Platform of the State Conycn.
ton Of 1852 be affirmed
Mr.. Johnston, Of Brown, novel that
areccss be now taken till eight o'clock
p. NJ.
Alr.---movel to adjourn sine die
upon which question the Convention
voted by counties, AMI resulted-yeas
1876, nays 2oS. SO the motion was lost
After considerable discussion, it was
finally resolved to take a recess till 8
o'clock, p. NJ.
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necessary 10 cnOlcc 100 10. lO7
During the second ballot the name.
Of Messrs. Prentice, Medbury and
Cleaveland, were Withdrawn.
Wayne Griswold, Of Pckaway, was,
on motion declared unanimously nomi
mated, as candidate for member Of the
Board of Public Works.
The following persons were put in no.
minotion as candidates for the Office o
Attorney General.
J. Parker, Of Hamilton;J. S. Plants,
of Crawford; John Cradlebaugh, o
franklin; Peter p. Lowe, Of Montgo.
mery; Samuel S. Cox, of Muskingum
JOHN O'Ncil, Of Perry; Charles Morris
Of Miami; George w. McCook, Of JEFF
icrson;S S. w. Andrews, Of Franklin.
1',,o,, ,l,n Co., l,lIo,
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Hugh Crawford's Estate,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the nnder.
IN signed has been duly appointed ~ ADMIN
istrator Of the Estate Of Hugh Crawford decea-
sed, late of the village Of ir,nton, in the coun
ty Of Lawrence. and State Of Ohio. and ~. aus
thorized to settle the same. Persons having
claims against said Estate are requested - pre-
sent them duly authenticated ios setnenenf,
and those who are indebted to said EStkle Sf6
requested to make payment without delay. sF
ia DAVIS DILLON, ~
January, t4tt, 1863, Adm 1istfator.
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POPULAR FAMILY MEDICI "ES.
SOLD by M0XLEY 1 BARBER.

HANS Balsam tor the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry fectoral
Rogers sy.lp Of L!ycrwo,, Tar md Loncha.
lagua
Sellers Liver Pills, Cough Syrap and ys.u..
fr.c.
1"yne'S sanativc Pills Aeue rnls, Tonic
Nenniugc.
Alna!.ve, E.pectoran. Caruina,iye Bal.
sam.
Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Nisafs Balmm Of Wild Cherry
muysolts yellow Dock and Salsnpsriila.
townsend Saissparilla.
OsgOod India tAylagoyIie
ONygCnated B!ttcrs Il c.raiL, cure ,f mo-,
pepi.
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Uaiitys Pam Extractor.
McA!!sIer' a.. Aeul.ns 0..iInent AM Solar
rlncture.
Mclane 5 celebrated Pills and venn euge.
Railways Ready Relief.
hiegory Instant cure Of Pain
'ifS'les GalEanic Belts Necklaces, Brace
lets, and Magnetic Fnid.
Mex lcan Mustang Liun,ent
Drahdreth's Ne4etab!. UNIVERSAL piIis.
mHeh's indian Vegetable P!ls.
bfagg sugar Coated Anti Bllltpgs Pills
smith Sugar Coacd Pills
fausils Arabian Linimrn,
."1" DulIs Improved Syrup Of Sarsaparilla.
iio"E SHAKE. SaTSlpar.!l. and CvuiI C.,I
dy.
Holland German Bilters.
W eayeT conker and salt RAcum Syrup
smiths Tonic Syrup. for Fever and \. ue
Buffers Nerve and Bone Li,imsnt.
Barrels Indian Limm.nt.
Bates Nerve and Bone Linimen;
Shennan's Poor Mans Plaster.
Hay $ Lin mrnt for the Piles
llpDcnSack orIn syrup and Pills
MrlntoShs 5 Rasan Of Indian Scuaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, fyr Diarrhyca and Lrs,n
terry.
Hn'"h'n's Dyspopsis Bitters
dFaciehoerg fi.s, SaIsaparila and Chill
dreuS Pauacea.
pnrhe's Green Mountain Ointment.
llibbards Family Pills aud Circassian Balm.
iioll0way's Tonic Bittcrs and Extract Of Ja-
maca Ginger.
Shepherd $ Sarsapariva.
RoMand's Telegraph Pills. Tonic Mixture
and Syrup Of Blackberry Root.
Bakers Pam Panacca.
Powers Plasicrs. new and superior att
Gle.
Thompson S celebrated Eve Water.
Turner's Baisaiu for D.arrhoea and Dysen-
terry
Turner'S American Rheumatic Balssm
cLits.
Connclls Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract of Sarsaparia
Fitch's Shoulder Braces Abdominal support.
ers, lnhaling Tubes, and ali his valuable FAM.
ly Medicines.
Vaughan's Lthontrptic Mixture.
Jackson s Pills and GXpactoranL
Brants Pulmonar! BalSam and Purifying Ex-
tract.
Hollands celebrated Tar OiAlneut.
Strickland's S Pills.
Murrays Fluid Magnesia.
Slonsis Infant Drops.
Griiths Magnetic Fam Extractor.
Steers Opodildoc.
Merrilfs Black Salve.
Sorces Ohio Lmment.
Vaughan aud Petersons Rice Llhiment
Salter's Ginseng Panac.a
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Bcnnctts Plant ana r OF Pills.
Fahnestock's Nermifuge.
LeRoy's Vegetable Pills.
Stanhopc's Cholagogue Pills
Gardners Linlnent.
Bake's Sanatiyc Life Pills
Bryan's Pumonc Waters.
floughton's PepSn, the trUe Digestive Fluid,
ana many other articles too Numerous to par
ucnlar!ze, nut not too IN mp Jrtant to merit at
tention.--Call and try thsm
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DIR. SLOAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,
LII ME ME0DlNH-WpNr.

,s--.s=---s HAVING made himself thoroughly
tfSSs,.eee.sE 49, acquainted with all the recent i'm
'IIIYYDrovemcnts in the art, together
with the experience of five years practice in
various parts the Union, warrants him in say
ing that all operations entrusted to his care will
be performed IN the most careful and scientific
manner ana warranted to prove satisfactory in
every instance.
Reference to those whom he has had the
honor OF serving in this vicinity, will speak
more iavorably Of his work than any advertise
mcnt possibly can.
Specimens of workmanship can be seen at
his office in the east end of the Union Block
over Sliverman' Clothing Store.
Persons iesiding in town or in the connry
will be waited on at their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
--R,,FERENCES--
iil 10, Willard, lizard lr9"lon' R"hr scott; MI Vernon,
hiram Campbell, do 7. Mnriin Hanging Rock
j. y. Rchry, do Rev A. ,,ur,iycil do
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: = ! :" :: ~ %:-
Wholesale DruggiS! and Apotheeary.
NEAR THE VERNON HOUSE,

IRONToN, ONO,
/7eoE respectfully calls the attention Of the
S.Ss9 public, 10 his stock of Drugs, Med.
es icines, Paints, Oils, Dye.Stufs, Per.
fumery and Fancy Articles; ALL
'~.s- of which he warrants of the best
quality, and at as low prices as they can be
procured any where in this section of the csuu
Country Merchonts, Physicians, and
others, will find it to their advantage to cau
ALI kinds Of PATENT MEDICINES KEEP, con.
siun,ly on hond.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-01-18


TNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.
CONCERN, NOTICE Is hereby
given, that application will be made TO
the Governor of this Stata for the par.
don of William Mckee, who at the
Sept. Term 1850 Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of Lawrence county, was
convicted of an assault with intent to
kill, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for three years.
ELIZABETH MCKEE.
Ironton, Jan. 18th, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-01-18
NEW BOOT Il SHOE
M 4 N II T A Glory,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
ItT.I TIU " III.lNTll IN III.N
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Second St., the lth door below the Iron Bank,
IRONTON, OHIO.
-sse, BISHOP & PERLEY, would announce
HEa to the citizens Of lronton, and OF the
v et- entire Furnace Region, that they have
lust opened a Boot & Shoe establishment, in
lronton, for the manufacture and sale of every
description of Boots Il Shoes, at Wholesale
and Retail. Work of their own manufacture
will be made of the very best stock, and in the
most substantial and workmanlike manner.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
stock of Eastern work, which will be sold ON as
reasonable terms as can be purchased in Cincin-
natl.
Furnace men and Merchants are earnestly
invited to an examination of their stock, us it
is firmly believed that perfect satisfaction can
be given them.
Custom Boots and Shoes made to order, also
repairing executed at short notice:
B. BISHOP,
Ironton, Jan. 5, 1858. NJ. c. PERLEY.