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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15
Jane Bro0m's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been appointed as Admins
traitor of the Estate Of Jane Broom deceased,
late of Upper township, in the county of Law
renee, and state of Ohio, and is authorised to
settle the same. All persons having claims
against said Estate, are requested TO present
them duly authenticated for settlement, and
those who are indebted to said Estate arc re-
quested 10 make payment without delay.
a- GEORGE W. SMITH.
February 18th, 1858. Administrator.
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DIR. SLOAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,
H-OD~7~ODNrO

- HAVING made himself thoroughly
Hk acquainted with all the recent in-
Dprovcments in the art, together
with the experience Of ive years practice in
various parts of the Union, warrants him in say
ing that all operations entrusted to his care will
be performed in the most careful and scientific
manner and warranted TO prove satisfactory in
every instance.
Reference to those whom he has had the
honor Of serving in this vicinity, will speak
more favorably 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 Silvcrman' Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the country
will be waited on at their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
-REFERENCES-
j. q. Willard. Ironton Robt Scott. MI. Vernon.
Hiram Campbell, do T. Martin. Hanging Rock
J. A. Richey, do Rev. A. Bardwr, do
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15

TTNHE STATE OF OHIO, LAWRENCE
COUNTY, SIS. Personally appeared te-
fore me, Jacob Lair, a Justice of the Peace,
George Washington Kelly, who being dnly So
bcr and clothed in his right mind, made solemn
oath it was his ardent desire, and he would to-
tally abstain from the use of all intoxicating
drinks whatever as beverage for the term ol
two years from this the 9th day OF February, A.
ID. 1858.
GEORG : WASHINGTON KELLY.
Sworn and subscribed before me, in the da!
and wear aforesaid. JACOB LAIR. j. p.
ldesire the above to be published in both oul
town papers for the purpose of forewarning al
persons against halding out any inducements t.
me to cause me 10 break the solemn oath have
taken. live all quit drinking liquor two years
we shall have the Maine Law.
G. w. KELLY.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15
A Storm at sea, Ships
Capsized.

"E, the undersigned have this day enter
w ed into co-partncrship in the FAINT
ING business, and ask of the citizens of Ironto,
and vicinity liberal patronage. 1t is our in
tention to do our work in such a manner as to
merit that favor from this community. Oul
work shall be ,ceN done, and our prices reasona-
bic and regular. That the public may not be
misguided, we deem it proper here to state
what our average prices of plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
cts, second coat IA els, third coat 10 cts. II
our work after proper inspection is not found to
be done in good and faithful manner, we will
forfeit the work. All we ask is trial.
SAMUEL BURDETT,
EDWARD II. CHAMBERS.
Ironton, January 2sth, 1853. tt.
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Rufus C. DaviSsOn, surviving Exec.
ltor Of James Burgess deceased.


VS. In the Probate Court of Law
renee County.
Nathaniel Burgess, John Burgess, Reuben Bur.
CESS, and Vermadel Burgess. Eliza Bonner and
John B. Bonner, the heirs and devsees Of James
Burgess deceased.
The said Defendants will take notice that on
the 18th day of January, A. d. 1853, the sad
Executor fled in tho Probate Court Of said
county his petition, the object aud prayer Of
which is, to procure an order Of said Court au-
thorising the Petitioner to convey the S. E.
quarter Of the S. e. quarter Of Section 8, in
Township 4, Range II. The s. w. quarter
Of the S. w. quarter Of Section ., Township Z,
Range II. Also the East half Of the n. w.
quarter of the N. E. quarter Of Section II, 7. 4,
Range II, situate in said county Of Lawrence;
to one John Ksntner, according to the condi-
tons specified in . certain Title Bond executed
by said James Burgess, 70 the said Kentef, or
the slst day Of May A. D. ls60-.that said Peti-
ton will be for hearing, at the ofiee o. the
Probate Court in Ironton on the 22d day q Feo-
ruary A, y. 1851, at which time the deiepqania y
OF either, OF any Of them. can appear ana make ~
defence il they zee proper. ~
~. RUFUS y. DAWSON, Sur !
v;vins Executor ofJanes Burgess ascvaeed.
BY Let 4 Hawley eulicitcn. . ea.a,tsii (
Janusry isth, 1889. ,..., $3.50 /
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Hugh Crawford's Estate.

Is hereby given that. the under
in signed has been duly appointed as Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Hugh Crawford decea-
sed, late Of the village Of Ironton, in the coun
ty Of Lawrence, and State Of Ohio, and is au-
thorixed TO settle the same. Persons having
claims against said Estate are requested to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement,
and those who are indebted to said Estate arc
requested to make payment without delay.
. r0Ea ss1idn n DAVIS DILLON, ,fjFl
= January. .t4tiss 1893. ,, Administfatsr.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15
A STEAM ENGINE
AND A SET OF
Corn Mill s tones

THE Undersigned having lately purchased
a large engine, in order to attach to theil
establishment a FLOORING MACHINE,
and other varieties of new machinery, now olfel
to sell for cash, or for good business paper, q
Steam Engine, which has been in use only a,
bout one year. The cylinder is 81 inches in
diameter, with twenty inch stroke.
Suited 10 the Engine is good sound Boiler
which we will sell.
Also set of Corn Mill Stones.
CARLISLE, BUSH, L co.
january 25th, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15

Al the residence Of the Hon. Nathaniel Da-
visson, near Haverhill, on the 10th inst, by
Rev. J. Barringer, Mr.. JAMES WHITE TO Miss
MARGARET DAWSON.
On the 14th inst. by Rev. J. H. Creighton,
GEORGE w. CAMPBELL, TO SARAH A. STEWART,
both of Wayne Co. Virginia.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15

Rev. Thomas Starr King, in his admi.
r.bls lecture on "Show and Substance. y
holds ! post rnertsm sxanination over
the rsnaeins Of ancient nations, and finds
they did not pefsish by the might Of for
1Sign conqusiors. but BY their own innata
coruptoa. > Snst would be the verdict;
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15

Z PAINFUL RvMoR. .--Lste dates from Hsvai .
report painful rumor current there that the
British screw ship Of the line HighAyer blew up
not far from Jamaica, and that 400 lives were
lOgt l.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15
IDDDlpS A!illD SHOES.
IRONToN JANUARY 1853.

A. THE undersigned are now recciv.
4ing large and general assortment
Of BOOTS and SHOES, of almost every style and
variety, constituting one of the best aud most
diversified stocks in Cincinnti. Also, gener-
al assortment of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac-
turers East, at the lowest prices, to which they
are adding general and extensive assortment
of custom work of all kinds in requisition.
They will, therefore, be prepared 10 offer to
Country Merchants, and 10 the city trade, an
assortment not excelled in the West to which
they respectfully solicit the attention Of pun
chasers generally.
J. & A. SIMPKINSON.
Sign, big yeltop Boot. No. 25 Lower Market,
street, bet,reen Main and Sycamore,
3mic Cincinnati Ohio
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
E. G. M'C0RMICK'S.

DEING Determined to keep
ID up with the Spirit Of the
Times in my line OF Business,
l have a few words Of advice to
offer 10 the citizens Of lnoNroN
and surrounding country: 1t is
this
have one OF the best assort-
want, of ClatbS CnSsimpres.
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BAKERY& C0NFECTI0NARY.
WHOLESALE D. RETAIL.

TTNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
Ironton, of Lawrence and the adjoining
conties that they have recently fitted up a
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY in the town of lronton,
where they will be able to supply at all times
merchants and others with CRACKERS, BREAD and
CAKE of any description, and every variety Of
confectionery in any quantity to suit purchasers
All orders will be filled on most reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice.
Attention ofmerchants is respectfully invited.
H.& L. COLE.
Front Street, Ironton, January, 1853.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE
NJ UFACTOR RY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

Second st., the 4th door below the Iron Bank,
IRoNToN, OHIO.
.e. BISHOP & PERLEY, would announce
Hv to the citizens Of lronton, and of the
entire Furnace Region, that they have
lust opened Boot & Shoe establishment, in
lronton, for the manufacture and sale of every
description of Boots & 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 a 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, as il
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. S. 1853. M. G. PERLEY.
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DRESSED LUMBER.


WE have on hand, and for sale, every sizt
w and quality of CoFFINs. Orders will
be filled according 10 directions without delay
urAlso on hand good HEARsE, with quie
horse, and careful driver, ready tor service
whenever required.
January o5th. 1853.
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TRESH OYSTERS constantly on hand and
served up in the very best style, at.the
Oysrrn SALOON of H. & L. COLE
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-15

Tust received and for sale at No. 76, Music Of
81 all kinds, such ns Violins, Accordeons,
Flutes, Flageolets, Clarionots, Guitars, Ban.
jocs, Music Boxes. Perfumery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty four
hour, Eight day, and Alarm Clocks. Looking
Glasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Stone Ware, and great many other articles
too numerous to mention. Call and see.
January, lst 1858.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
u. 8. Circuit C0urt.-In Equity.
Before Judge Nelson.

DEC l'-Ch.'les Goodyear and the New England
BY, William n; Dsds:, George W: Psa... ssd
III. defendant. for .essd inrnssmens q Good
ears patent for new Z, useful ens in india
for
tenders 1hs fret patent was Issued to Goodyear june
Der 81 - aa ssif Is
.sh suit in The Circuit Court for the ies 81 Nay Js.
that he in that court involving tn, validity
T.
was the first and original inventor Of thu
The bill further chrges this. after the bear
Dodge. rat snd Davis with with
sSss 4 involved the 1siissy Of Seodsss s.ssss
Of rubber
with sulphur and cured or yucanized nigh degree
sspssa:S The III: sailing apsa the dsisads.s: .
ysleaniz.d by applying to II high dssrssot .r.iasi,
iphur and white lead the carbonate Or other salt
hs
term in Jersey already ref rred the
@ against '' the Central Sn Rs1ssd 1'i
ON I'll s ,sa
% 'ss 's pns %n
recess in which steam is ths chief agent. and sresrs
is for 9ssse.s q curing rubber saa not
prouuct or ana consequently
be product is infringement These several questions
very fully considered BY the learned Judges OF the Cir
ri; Cont New Jersey and the g'ouad Of decision
this stag Of ~ that il my Judgment. they are such as
op, There is evidence before bearing upon the
uestion Of originality Of Goodyear patent and also
and third objections taken in the last in New
holly and too uns.tis.actory to warrant diff
ally when edcred in connection with the Of evi
nce taken in the Of Goodyear Day decided At the
pten Der term 1857 which 10 before in this The
riginality Of the invent then most toroughy
ed By the respective pars 10 she BY tho ssvcn
OF proofs then TAKEN and to which ave rfered
ne patent In this country was ever subjected
blended searching animation of witnesses that
ON This oscason and think IL net hazarsns
i'll DO berssfter she'd upon i any new or additional svi
hioh has been produced before me this motion TO
nee any such effect poirt has been msde that the de
are MT liable for the inrngemsn charged IS the
Incorporated company, which company is engaged in
may be- appears that the are either dirso
prs Of tho company who have he management and
tendeneo Of The business. and under whose the
tces and sold the agents Of the
me- conducting the business On sh sround
An pnon they are and propary made par
e desndants Injunction ORD cred Die, ers,n and
mes Brady for mplainants. George clifford and Fran.
- Cutting Tor defendants.
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Supreme C0urt-Clrcuit.


ACTION FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Die. 1-EdWdrd Hdnrick Us. Francis WGldo-This ac-
on which has been trial for Fix days. is for malicious
prosecution and false imprisonment. The plaintiff ct
y. OConor and A. Perry that while surneying home
From New Yok in November 1913, he was arrested in
at suit Of Waldo for aegs indebtedness
on two notes Of the amount of about $l4 000 Plaintiff
held to bail in the of 000 which at the time
being unable procure, he remained in jail ab cut six
een good and TO bis business which varied and
enLive In several of the Southern States and claims
amages In 81 0O0 The Baltimore suit resulted, May
BAT, in juds ment for Hanrck. The shows that
Hepburn at in the fall Of 1910 the AL oany City Back
commenced suit By attachment in Aabsns against Hep
burn, (then living in New York. and Hanrick garnisnsd
brought into Court to answer what he owed to Hep
urn and what effects he had of Hep burns his hands
IN ong other things he answered. stating tina he owed
cared In that suit Judgment afterwards entered
gainst hepburn for upwards Of $l4,LCO and agaipst
that he pay the amount due the notes to the
lbany City Bank, and that he paid it, On the part Of
SANFORD and Porter and they also set that the
efendapt haf knowledge that the notes In any
ny Affected by the attachment suit In Alabama He
aims also that he owned the notes before maturity,
nd has since held them. This Ia denied by Han
and there Ia evidence to show that Waldo
his death In Georgia. and his vie had them after his
eceass. It does not appear that Wal in ormed
anrick that he the holder of the notes
and after they fell due, after the death
nd just before Hanrick arrested in Baltimore The
rincpa part of the testimony has been taken COM
Missions which have been issued to Alabama Georgis
Mississippi, Maryland and California examining about
hirty Witnesses
The been given 70 the jury At the rising Of
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Frlal OF Ellen Janc Smith for Arson In tho
First Degree.
COURT OF OYER AND rERMrNE

Hon. Judge Edwards.
DSo. l.-Ellen Jane Smith placed at the bar,
nsrged with having set Are to the dwelling OF person
Amed AcKenna, in Fifty. fifth street.
The District Attorney briefly stated the case The
ZINE, he said, was which involved the penalty Of
path but as the charge against the prisoner Of
suspicion he the District Attorney had admitted
Dr. to bail in the sum OF 5000.
John Masterson sworn deposed--In the month March
at resided of Fifty fourth street Aad Broaeay
the premises in Fifty nth street pied by Mrs
cKenna II Is tusted between Fifty sixth and Fifty fifth
ieets there other house that time IL
as frame house; there backsmith's shop it it
the hill east Of my place; that house DIRE
tween eight and nine O'Clock that night In Marca got
formation OF 1t when got up there, between nine ADD
n O'Clock; found the blacksmiths shop door partly
rned there communication with the shop and the
yelling; tho dwelling house not on ure; the
10 was out when got up; concealed nyaelf with
Tree boys in sand house to watch; j afterwards
w Mrs. Smith locking in at the window;
ent out and caught her; the hrst thing
10 said was 81 ddn't the house fire. told uec
should come to the station house, she said she would
pit vent TO the captain Of police and he SAID he had
man: gota horse and wagon and took her to the
alton suse when I took hold of her shA had sims
avipga and Gcier matches In her apron she gave diff
rent sccudI II OF tasm she SAID at he foard
em another time that che got them NJ home; she Is
ari have leen Child with her the house belonged
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to my father | never knew ofony quarrel or difficulty
between my father and the prisoner ha any diff
6cuy; my father is contractor; do not know of any
difficulty with any Of his hands he had difficulty with
a man named sheridan
burned down since Mrs. Smith has been In prison.
Georg. Sandes gave the prisoner coed character she
is married and has one CHI Id she sssd every quality
tbal sdcrn q woman.
The Court asked the District Attorney whether no in
tended TO press this case.
The District Attorr ey- Certainly not
The jury tbereupon under the directions of the Judge
acquitted the accused.
On saturday the eenen .es vet renal to be given
In several cases will BE- pronounced.
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Board Of E(luOataOn.

Nov. 3O.-Erastus C. Benedict President.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap
proved.
UTToys
The President presented resolution that the Clerk be
directed to verse IN the newspapers Of this city, and
IN ore paper In Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans
Baltimore Cha lesion, St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Buff
fao TO- contributions of specimen school books and other
educational publications. be sent TO the Hall of the
Board of Education where they will be arranged and
tal0gued. To Committee on Soho ol Books.
DR. PEkT offered yesolution that copy Of the Re
vstd Statutes and Session laws of the State of New York
be purchased for the of the members of the Board
be placed In the library. Adopted.
BpI'oRTs.
The Committee on Bulldogs reported that the founda-
ton Of the school house. in Eighty seventh street.
progress Of recton Is insecure, and recommending thu
the be taken down, and the required
rebuild IL according to contract Referred the School
officers Of the Twelfth ward
The committee reported in favor Of appro pra
ton f $1,000 fer primary school in Nineteenth street.
near Second Adopted Also In favor Of an ap
preparation Of $3.50 6S for painting and glazing.
Mr. IFvERnGR from the Select Committee, reported q
resolution that julia knapp, pupil in ward school No.
al, in Greenwich avenue and Agnes Farnham pupil
In ward school No s5 in Thirteenth street. Fifteenth
ward, be recommended to fill the honorary scholarship
now vacant in the Rutgers Female In stitue Adopted.
The Committee election and Qualifications rep orted
against allowing DR.. d. W. c. McClosky, Commissioner
elect Ire m the Twenty second ward to take his seat before
the first Of January
Adjourn ed to Wednesday next.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE Il.
Re-Arrest OF Yankee Sullivan.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINRa.


!. Before Hon. Judge Ed wards.
Dsc. l.-Jamss Sullivan, alias Yankee Sullivan, was
brought up before the Court writ of habeas
granted by his Honor the presiding Judge yesterday The
District Attorney stated in few words the nature of the
The Sheriff OF Westchsster county 1t claims
"a hold and deain Sullivan in his custody under and by
virtue ola bench warrant issued the Court of Oyer and
Terminer for IL county Of Westminster copy OF which
he will to the return. The warrant is issued oy
the Court OF Oyer and Termner in session at White fn
1t states that the Goth day Of November lS4 james
Sullivan convicted of mansaughter In the fourth de-
gree in the Court OF Oyer and rermner of the county
that he WAS on the of December sentenced to the
State prison for two yesrsthat the first day of Sep
temher 1913 a conditional pardon granted by the
Govsrnor of the Sta.e of New York. with the condition
that the said James Sullivan should not in any manner
break the peace by being engaged in prize 6ght call
3D. during the term of his natural life and in tbs
his not complying with the said conditions the said James
Sullivan should bs sarrestsd according sentence The
warrant rectes and states that the 18th of October
1853 this James Sullivan in violation the conditions Of
his pardon, did engage in prize fight with one John
Norrissey at . place called Boston Corners, which
II stated to be a district formerly belonging to
but coded by the legislature Of 1912 to
New York The warrant further directs that sullivan be
brought before the Court Of Oyer and Tsrnsr to b.
dealt with according to lsw. We assume then that he
should be remans.d to the county OF Wstchsster to
that court to abide by such decision that shall
make.
Mr. Phillips said that the prise ,er, James Sullivan de-
pes that he has violated the conditions any pardon
and more pleads an unconditional PARDON, dated
28d December. 1867
The Dstrict Attorney said that issued out of
court OF competent jurisdction-tae highest authority
Of the State and in actual session adjoining
NOT proper object Of inquiry at ha
Pus The proper would be for order to be
tered on the part of the cout requiring ths person
charged to show why he should BE- remauded
in pursuance OF The original sentence for failure in
performance Of the condition.
The Court remarked that Sullivan arrested for the
violation Of pardon granted in 1843 and II that
conditional pardon, 1t would be injustice to
that the Court OF Oyer and Temner had any Wedge
of the existence of such pardon and assuming that it
would be doing great injustice to that court for il they
had knowle, &c that unconditional pardon had been
granted to ha in 1852 they would have done inus
sce to themselves 1t il universal and we'll kno Law
enc court cannot review the acts of anothsr and
this cannot do.
In the course Of the Judges remarks Sullivan OBJ
to retire from court but whether In custody
ne cannot say.
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-Four convicts, named Good Courage, Williams Jones
and ampbel ESCAPED from Massachusetts, state prison
on Tuesday evening" and reward Of 5000 is offered for