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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
GREAT EAS.rERII
Clothing Emporiun!!
G. NEUBERGER.

No. 5 Union Block trenton Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLO1 HING.
THE subscriber would call the attention Of
the citizens of lronton aud the ad looming coun.
ty to his stock of Summer and Fail READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in palt of
OVERCOATS, of every description, FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH and FANt y CASHMERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, lIandker-
chiefs, Cndershris aud Drawers, Boots and
Shoes, Kossuth Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Carpe,
Sacks, Wc. &c.
will keep up general assortment of every
VARIETY Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, which will sell To those who may favor NE
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, vii find it tc
their advantage TO purchase of me-, as can sup
ply them OH better terms than they can purchase
elsewhere.
Give me a call and examine my stock before
purchasing; and satisfy yourselves Of the adj
vantage to be gained by Purchasing good a ar
ice at a reduced price.
G. NEuBERGER.
lronton. Ohio Sept |, 1858.
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SpeciaI Master Commissioner Sale.

The State of Ohio Lawrence County, SIS.
Pursuant 10 tic Commands of an order Of Sale
Issued fom the Court Of Common Pleas in
Chnnccry 10 me directed Shall expose TO
public Sale al the door ofthe Court House
in Sald County on The 2lth day Of October J.
S53 at one O'Clock =. VI. o. Said day the fol-
lowing real estate to wit.
Part Of Section thirty six Township one
Range fifteen Ohio Company's purchase com.
mencing at the South west corner of said Sec
ton thence North on the west eide 10 a corner
made 10 piece Of land sold 10 Lewis Singer by
Elias Bragg thence olong the line Of shd Sec
ton Of Land TO The N line; thence 4. to piece
Of said land sold 10 John Marks by Elias Braee;
thence south to said Marks south Yves, corner;
thence west TO James RrnrgS north west corner
thence south 10 said James Bragps south west
corner, and thence along the south line Of said
section west to the place Of beginning, and
containing $50 acres more or less subject IL
the Dover cf Mahna Bragg.
3ppraiscd at six hundred &, Twenty iI,
Dollars; 10 bc sold rs the property Of Elias
l'rarg's Heirs at the suit Of =. S. smith, Sept
22, 1853,
CHARLES W. SIMMONS Coroner
Acting Sh'G& Special Master Commisr
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all Il o Tickets ure sold, due notice of which
will be given.) and select committee, under
whose supervision the distribution will take
plnce. This committee will be subject to the
instructions of the Share Holders and will
distribute the gifts among them in such way
either by lot or otherwise-as the Share Hold.
ers may determine upon.
o. Tickets for sale at the Chinese Assembly
70 ms, $50 Broadway; at the Music Publ sh-
ing House and Piano Store Of Horace Walters,
3a3 Broadway, and at the principal Hotels and
Music Stores. Also, at the Assembly Build
ings, Philadelphia, ut the Maryland Institute,
Bat more; National Hotel, Washington, and
Adams House, Boston.
Exhibitions every afternoon and evening, al
3 and u o'clock.
Tickets for single admission, % els. chill
dren, half price.
All orders for tickets, by letter, should be adj
dressed TO one Of the following persons: Josiah
Perham, Chinese Assembly Rooms, 5s9 Broad
way, N. Y, James II. Farand, Assembly
buildings, Philadelphia, Pa, John S. Selby,
Maryland Institute, Baltimore, Md.
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER, ENLARGE
MENT OF THE SPLEEN, AND ALL THE VA.
RIOUs FORMS or BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable m 1dicine was prepared from
on extensive practice OF several years in bill.
ious climate, and is never 10 fnil of curing Fe-
yer and Ague. or any of the diseases above
named.
CAUTION! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND MlTATlONsN
TAKE MOTTO CE.-Thc genuine India Chol-
agoguc is prepared exclusively by DR. Charles
Osgood, the inycntor and sole proprietor. To
protect yourself from imposition, buy OF the reg
ulnr agent, or an honest druggist examine the
outside engraving. and the pamphlet which il
ncloses. See that the words, OSGO0D'S IN
the bottle, and above all, see that the label ol
directions has the written signiture OF CHARLES
OsGoop, NJ, d., and You are safe.
From + CaIy, Esq, Counsellor at Law
he Agents at Cincinnati.
CISciNNATr. Oct. u. 1913.
MEssRs SANFORD & PARK: In June last was
CHECKED with that most af'liclng aud unplcas'
ant diseases, the "Chill and Fever" The par.
oxisms returned daily, and were very. ..scvcrc.-
My physical energies had been much impaired
a previous attack of Bilious Fever. Having
ricd several favorite remedies without relief a
, friend in whom had confidence recommended
DR. Dsgood's India ChOlagogue. ! procured
bottle, and followed the accompanying direc-
tions. The consequence was tha: had b''l
ne pnroxsm after taking the first dose, and my
general health was rapidly restored without us
ing any other medicine, | dispensed the re-
mninder oftbe bottle to two other persons SINH
lorlv afflicted, and with the same results. one
ofthcm had been shaking for eight months aho
was relieved in two days by the use oil 'he
Cbolarorue. consider it my duty, as II is M,
pleasure. to Recommend it, having the most Ell
tire confidence in It's sanalve power
yo.rst trn,v. S.F. CARY.
For sale I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North east corner of Fourth and aihut SIS
-entronce on Walnut street-to whom all or
ders must be addressed
AGENTS.
Sold by Maxley & Barber, lron'on; W II
N Dryan, Burlington; John Kyle, Hanging
Rock. w S Kouns, Grcenupsburg; W L Mich
OILS e. Co Catlettsburgh; Jas. II G Miller, Jack
son; L p Maguet, Gallipolis; e Payne, Porte
S S Murray, Willkcsvile; Thos. Burlington
{ Guyaudotte; M'Vey& CO., Portsmouth
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber will offer for sale on the 7th
day of October next, TO the highest L:dder, the
following property to wit; Four ana i2lt
shares, or one third ofthe real es ate called the
Bowen farm, containing IS acres, more or less;
also one dwelling house, and part ofshop, with
stables and NOW, one patent shaving machine
for all kinds of coupering, one set of shoes tools
ploughs, geers and farming utensils. &c, with
a lot of bee stands, and some househ Did and
kitchen furniture, cooking utensils &c, also a
lot of Pittsburgh coal, anc a variety of other are
ticles too numerous to mention. Sale to com.
mence at 10 O. clock and continue until all b.
sold Terms of sale-cash for personal pro-
perty, real estate, halfcaSh, the residue in in.
stalmen!s,
Il. CLONINGER.
Sept, 10, 1853. 3w
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CABINET WARE ROOMS
GILLEN & BROTHER
Corner Of Lawrence aud Third
streets.

4 re constantly receiving large additions to
~ their stock of Furniture auI Chairs OF cv-
cry style. -,.
Also Wood and Willow ware, Buckets Tubs,
urns, Wash boards, Wood Bowls, Measures,
Clothes Pins, Fassits, Suelles, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets. Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
and Willow Chairs; Moss, Cotton and Husk
Mattresses, Mats, Cords, Cots, Clocks, Brooms,
Brushes, Looking Glasses, and in fact everything
in the house furnishing line; all OF which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased from
Portsmouth CT Cincinnati. We are also agents
or the sale Of Kanawha Salt. April 26 1853.
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BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

THE Trustees Of this Institution take pleas
ure in announcing to the public that they have:
fitted up ample, ,commodious and pleasant rooms
for the use Of the school; and have secured tine
services OF Mr.. J. l.. Whitney, an experienced
and accomplished teacher as principal.
Instruction will be given in all branches OF
education usually taught in Academies.
The fall term of the school will Commence
ON Monday The ;,rd day of October next.
TERMS; 50 per quarter for the common
branches; 81 for the more advanced; 50 tor the
languages and higher mathematics.
Good board cam be obtained In the village,
at reasonable prices.
c. HALL, President.
Burlington, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1853.
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The New-York Tribune.
WEEKLY ENLARGED.

nNi The ilth Of last April TIE DAILY
NjTRIBlNE, having completed its Twelfth
year, Wns enlarged more han one fourth or TO
Me size OF The L0idon Times making il con-
Sldrrabiy larger than any ether cheap Daily
Phb'Sbtd III his country Or in the world. No
change IN price was made in consequence OF
,hls Enlnrr. nent--,Le paper beng still afforded
TO Mail Subscribers ~ So per anuim, and sold
10 tonitlS and 10 Agents ordering it by Ex.
prcts or Mail for dsian, sale at sI,l0 for one
hundred cop'cs, or Sl5 per thousaud COPIES.
payable IN advance. At the prices, our acgre.
gate rcceipis for ollr entire Daily edition do
moi exceed the sIins " @ pay for Paper ani Ink
leaving all other expenses 10 be dciraycd from
orr receipts for advertising. In other words
We return 10 each purchaser Of onr paper from
as his moneys worth IN the naked sheet we
send h III, iookin! !Dr the reward Of our own la
Dor and tie eApcDscs Of Telcrrpbng, Cores.
pnndcncr. Reporting, e mpSillpns. Printing,
Mailing, Book keeping. R"W, 81. 10 our Ad-
ycril", rs alone. We dp nDl llluk il now posi-
bic I" chcpp"n newspapers beyond this pon';
f II ever Shall hc hereafter, ". intend 70 bee.
ven willi tie iJrciD.S, III d,n ns,rating the
fact
Our SEMI. WEEKLY. II ROpEAN and
CALIFORNIA editions wcIe ,a.nrgea smi.
nneously and cl1aily with tLc E,,Y, and
also wiihnn, an !nrrcas,S Of pficc. We re-
spccliully solicit comparison Of our Som
weekly nj -3 per an'iriG, tiwo copies sent
full year for -, AMI len copies frE S2o,) iih
any : I or - :, mi Weekly, ami win ch,eliu.
~ send copies Jr thlS pirp,se upon direct ur
psl paid appicaion.
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"nicrs on lts thirteenth year on the Sd of scp-
l'mhrr. when II will in ike manncr be ennrg-
ed TO the size Of the - M. Weekly aud Daily
adding more than one fourth TO It's capacity
also without increase Of price THIS ct.
argenent adds at IcasiS 20,CU0 per annum 10
our expenses, in addition 10 the prcv,rs cost of
or Baily Enlargement already effected. All
our editions will, firm the first of September
nc%t, app ar III entirely new aud beautitn lyl,.
now N course OF prpara ne = cssly ior tbs
papr.
Oar steam Cylinder Pf.ss,s are ~; sirp,ys.
ed by amy III the world. D,cli though o;,T
Weekly Edl ion should be rapidly run 40 10
ibV,utt copies, we are prcpufc'l in pint aud
mail every copy on the day Thursday that
| The innn IS put 10 press, without in.crupt'nsor
| rctardlns the regular issue ut uur Three Daily
editors amounting 10 Twenty odd Thousand
copies. VI t stand ready TO adopt any mpru,e-
| inchis however expensive, which VIII cnablc
rs To disseminate intelligence more freshly
and effectively. and shall especially hail, as We
labor 10 effect, = radical improv, inrnt ia Tie
celebrity and reliability Of the .la..S.
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Patent Metallic Burial G Sc.

TINIIE subscribers have Just received stock
of METALLIC BURIAL CASES from the
Mandatory CT w. G. Davis and Co., Cincin-
natl which they offer to the citizens of Ironton
and vicinity on reasonable .erms. These cases
are AlR-TlGHT AND INDESTRUCriBLE,
for protecting and preserving the dead for orJi-
nary burial for vaults, or for transp
The stock will be kept up as occasion demands.
They also keep constantly mlde variety OF
Collins of different sizes and qualities. Also
will make Collins to directions without delay.
A new Hearsc, quiet horse and carcfa! dri-
yer, ready for service when required.
a.. s. X. BUSH & co.
Irontom, September 81, 1858.
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INsoLvENT ESTATE.

To. the creditors of the Estate of Benjamin
Miller deceased.
On the sixteenth day of September, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty three, the Court OF
Probate for Lawrence County, ohio' declared
tbc estate of BENJAMIN Miller deed, TO be prob
,hIv insoircnt. Crcd,tor are therefore notified
10 nrcsent their claims against the estate to The
undersigned for allowance within SIX mont h
from the time above mentioned, or they vii
not be entitled to payment.
ABRAM MILLER, Admir-.
Sept. 10th 1853.
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NOTICE.,

The members of tho Lawrence County
Agricultural Society and all others who
desire TO become members ore respect.
fully requested to attend a meeting which
will be holden at the court house in
lrcnton on the End evening of next com.
mon pleas court term, a, early candle
lighting, for the purpose Of eecting Off.
GERS Of the Society for tho ensuing year;
to.wil; one President, l2 Vivc Presidents
] Recording Secretary, ! Treasurer, !
Corresponding Sccl'y, and 6 managers.
We hope ana trust that every town.
ship will be well represented as it is de.
sirable that the officers be distributed Us
equally as possible through the several
townships.
II. n. GlLLtT,
Prcs't l.. e. A. 5.
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Tust received and for sale at No. 76, Music Of
d all kinds, such as Violins, Accordeons,
Flutes, Flageolets, Clarlonets, Guitars, Ban
joes Music Boxes. Perlumery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty foul
hour, Eight day, and Alarm Clocks. Looking
Tlasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Gea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Spices OF all kinds
Stone Ware, and a great many other article!
too numerous to mention. Call and see.
January, Isl 1858.
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List of Letters

Pos, Office ut lron,on, Lawrence
l-53.
Arm. Matthias Allison, a. B.
An ,hony. VIM. Angle. Caleb 3
Eurns. Joseph Barris. Almon
Boyle. Henry lard. David
Blake. u. EcggS. Jos. :.
Bch. Michael BuIket' Daviu
Buckley. John l'urd, D.P.
Buhl, Conrad Bcns,, Mary Frs
baldwin. Mahl'uT I}oham, Owen
Calhoun. Robert Culhcr,son.WW
Clark. Darius Culberlson, c.
Cline, Sarah Clarke, Goo
Campbell, WIN. Cline, Michael
Christian, David Garry, John :.
Cole & Williams Disterdlck. Aug.
Drou, VIM. Dawson, Harriet
Rufus G Davies, ID X
Donnalloo, james Donaho, Robt.
Earl, Richard Ellis, Hiram
Ferguson& Elsas . Fluke. Eli
Farquhar, T.eviI Furman. Jas. /.
Fredrick, John Gray, Darling'n
Gilbert. Giles Goldschmidt, 10
Gates, DR.. J = Gleason, VIC
Gunklc, Dan'l. Gustin, NJ ]
Hillen, JohL Iiutson, Chas.
Hockkins, Jamcs llccht, & a
lIawburg, John II Homes, Chris.
Hodges, Wilson Hanna, Henry
Hunt. Rebecca Hall, Mary
Hurd. Harriet Hamel,on, John
james, Morgan Jennings, Robt
Kelly, w ID Keller, WIN
Kelly. Joshua I.cbom Gustav
Loeb, Christian Lloyd, VIM
LOderback AmeliaI.indcT, Peter
Lowrie, Vile Livingston, Ang
Lawrence, VIM Massic, Henry
Moferd, Rebick Myers, VIM
Millhuf, Jacob 9 Micke, Bernard
Means, Thos Monday, Step'n
Mead &c Mead C2
McNIillin, Ellen NJ McManowny A
Mcintyre, Joseph Mcclure, Elza2
McNnmare, NJ ) McJoynt, Jas.
Newman, Fred NOwlin, Ellen
Oldaker,. II Ann Parker, II ii
Pariner, George Peterson, Geo
Fleming, Valentine Perkins, W !.
Peters, Isaac Parker, SamI.
Rankin, Alex Roddy. Pat'ck
Ring Lawrence Riedcr, Cnnrat
Rillin, Joseph Ryan, Timothy
Rcvel, Richard Rigby, SF
Richardson, WIN Sheppard, NJ \
Schaldone, John Summers, ID
/; Sisson, Clarinda Shafcr, Jas |
S,ephensonHQw'daSlurt, Jolina
Smith. George Siouies, Mason
Smith, Joseph Sloan, Peter
Shore, J Il Sternc, N.Y.
Stecce, Henry Sharden, Mick'l
S.. Shcnk. Joseph Stuart, John 9
Shore, Geo. q Sharman, Jas =
Scahcl, August Sielals, WIN
~ Stone, Rufus Spaulding, N
Trainer, Nancy Tweed, W w
Talbot, John Thompson, 10
Vedignn, John .Vipend, John
,'s2 Williams, Rachel Whiitnd0n,
, Whi,morc, Mills Wes,ervelt,So
v Wolf, Margaret Willis, Andr',
White, Stephen 4 Wood, Isaiah
Willard, Jas o Ward, Shadr'
Q Ironton II n Company, johann p,
Heinrich Fress, Eyed, Sanders, Rol
urm George Dorries, Jucob Hollane
3 for any Of the above letters wi
ire advertised. u. F. CORY, =. n
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

At my instance an attachment was thsday
issued by JAoon LAIR, Esq. a justice OF the Peace
for Upper Township, in Laurence County and
State of Ohio against the property aud sefrects
of ROBERT JOHNSON, non resident Of said
County Of Lawrence.
Sept. 20. 1858.
WN, s. DIS.
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Lawrence Common Pleas.

John Gaslcy,
versus : Petition iur divorce.
Wolborga Gasley)
The said Wolborga Gasley is hereby noii-
fled that the said John Gaslcy has this, 9TH day
of August A. ID. 1853, flied in the court of com
mon pleas for Lawrence county Ohio, his peti
ton praying divorce from the said Wolborga
Gaslcy, alleging among other causes wlllul
absence more than three years, and gross neg
lect of duty, and that said petition will b. fol
hearing at The next term of said court
THOMAS PROCTOR, clerk.
LEFT & HAWLEY, Attys for PPtflS.
August 9TH 1853,
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[Rcgistcr eopy.]
NOTICE.

Persons who had Premiums awarded
at the Fair of the Lawrence county agri.
cultural society will please call at the
Office Of the County Auditor for their or
dcrs. +. NIGH Seclry'
Sept. 24lh 1853.
MEssRs. EDIToRs,
Please announce my name
as a Candidate for Sheriff OF Lawrence
County at the ensuinsg October Elec.
ton.
ruApJCc yNnDTIJINcTON
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Matches.

4 CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, for sale
4by OAKEs 4 BusKIRK,
mar2I No. l, Buckeye Block.
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WNEAT!! WI,EAT!!

"Epay the highest market price for Wheat
w delivered in lrontOn.
II. G. g. X. L. RODGERS.
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IA UE NN RB(DOD EA -
Just received ct the Iren.on Book Store.

Just received ct the Iren.on Book Store.
Moshc.ns Church History large vos.
Law an 4 Testimony by the Ililfor Vi the Wide
Wide Worid, Sy....
The Shady side, Or Life in country Parsonage,
Davs.s Logic of Mathematics.
Peep AT Number i've; or a chapter in the life Of
II cl;y Pastor
Fern Leaves from Fanny'S Portfolio.
tsswelrs Engineers L. Mechanics Pocke,book
Bourrie Catechism On The Steam Engine.
Coburn on the Locomotive Engine. SS
Mrs. Bradley's, new, plain J. econom cal cook
book. z4
The temperance Musician, choice collection
of Tt mperance Music, arranged for one. tyso.
three aud four voices, by a. ID, Filmre.
A!s,; variety Of Albums, Portfolios, and
Fancy Stationary. lA
JOHN G. HANzSOHR.
| Sept 27; 1858.
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Remaining III the ]
Co., Ohio. Oct. lst.,
Adams. Mr..
Abel. Madison !
Rlackliurn. M.W
l.unncr. l.. c.
Bowen. Patrick
l'ulir. Frank =
l'crg,'oil. John !
lhnri,liurt. Charles
Beard. WIN. B.
Crow. Jack son
Cunningham. T.. {
Coleman. =. w.
Cutler. Pliny
Clemens, Louisa
Cooper, Freeman
Dawson, liliza Ii.
Dawson, w l.
Doiy, Calvin
Edwards. Geo.
Evans. 'rhos.
Furnep, w
r,rr;, I,,,.s
Gibbs, Ashley I
f:ho,sor w II
c,,,,,..;,,, I,,,,,
cr;,n,v.r Cl,r;s
u,r.. AI,r,,,,
Inf w
,I.,,,.rs,, f,h,
II.,,rv Sarah
u,l,;,,., "a
I,,,s i,h,
E,vs Mr.
x.,,,, J,,,,
I.,,.-, phil,
,
I.o,v.,l. NJ p
J.ew;s Dan
Norgo,. Jo,,po
Murray. WIN
Minnick. !
Merrill. I'M
NIcf;;ulev.R Rob,t
Mcneil. Hugh
McC;ovc,,, I,hos
Mcuo'erh' ihos
McGcc, Iohh
Layne " Nei son
Powell, Johh
Pauns, Mrs L. !
Patton, John
Quit, Jacob
Rifle, Coonrod
Rees, Joseph
Rodgers, Johh
Rogers, Fanny
Smith, John
SnallwoOd, Ann !
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CHARLES WORTHlNGTON.

GREENE's STORE, Sept. "a, 1853.
MEssRs EDIToRs:--
| take this opportunity oI
announcing myself as candidate lol
the Office OF County Surveyor.
JOHN ROWE.
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NEW BOOT e. SHOE
VI A N UF ACTORY,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL,
ONTON, OHIO.

-Ss, BISHOP & PERLEY, would announce
PEA to the citizens of lron,on, and of The
' u entire Furnace Region, taat they have
lust opened Boot u Shoe establishment, in
lronton for the manufacture and sale of every
description of Doots & Shoes, at Wholesale
and Retail Work of their own manufacture
will be nude of the very best stock, and in the
most substantial aud workmanlikc manner
They will also kecd constantly on hand large
stock of Earstern work, which will be sold on as
reasonable terms as can be purchased in Gin
cinna,i.
Furnace men and Merchants are earnestly in
yitcd to an examination of their stock, as ii is
firmly believed that pc, lcot satisfaction can be
given them,
Custom Boots and Shoes made to hrdcr, also
repairing executed at short notice.
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wFtAyr HAS LLMG DE.EIy
WANTED IN IRONTON

THE subscriber has set up shop Oh 2nd ST
oppos,e the Ironton Rolling Mill, where he IN
tends To do all kinds OF
COPPER anil SHEET LRON WORk,
I'M ALLITS VARIOUS BRANCHES
And he hopes that the citizens of lronlor aud
,,,,. surrouudiur country will giv" him liberal
share Of their par mage. BY Oh attention
and long experience he IS sure that he can
please ni persons that ca'l on him iii his line:
Such rs Batter mnsing, Biow pipes, for Furnaces
ind every variety Of articles made rom Sheet
aroi.
Also, COPPER SMlTHlNG done to order,
and in the best ofstylc, as cheap as can be done
in Cine innati or any where else.
ID. ]. THOMAS.
Ironton, Sept. l3, 1883,
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Painting, Graining, &c

JAMES e. S.p.EEII,
"OULD Respectfully announce to the
w citizens of lRONTON, that he purpos
rs carrying on the above business in all its
branches, such as
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY PAIN.
TING, GRAlNlNG, MARBLING,
AND PAPER HANGING.
From his long experience in the business,
and the success he has heretofore met with, he
feels safe in warranting a general satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patron
age He is not one Of those QUacks who never
served an apprenticeship to the business, but
took it up of themselves, and puts big pulls in
the papers, But he served res"'":: .arr?rcnticc-
ship TO the business, with the best OF workmcn.
He is bound to do the BEST WORK in his
line, that is done in Ironton, without the aid
of soap suds, white lime, or buttermilk. From
attention to business, and good work he hopes
to merit liberal share of the public patronage.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Gmin'ng
aud Foncy Painting. Enquire at Moxlcy and
Barbcrs Drug Store.
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1TAVING just opened the obovc well known
III house OF entertainment. | am prepared
10 entertain travellers and boarders.
The Ironton House is pleasantly stuated-af-
(ordng one the finest views by way of the
river-is very near to the must business part of
the Town, and is comfortably arranged for the
reception Of boarders aud travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, wholesome, uiry
rooms, so ventilated as to preserve the health
and ensure the comfort of its inmates.
The public can rest assured that no efforts
will be wanting on my part to give them such
fare as will make their stay ut the lronton
House as agreeable as possible.
Stabling accommodations, of the very best
quality, aud convenient to the house have been
secured at the Livery Stable where all may be
certain that their horses will be well fed and
receive the kindest attention.;
]. w. ALLISON.
June Z, 1S53 If
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From SIS to $40 Per D!ay.
CORRECTED IYEEkI
IRoNToN sEpTr.alBpo lss3.

IlundrcdS have made. and are now making
fortunes by this nfurmaion--as we could de-
mcnstratc had we space. This is u no, business
to be followed by one class of people, but ALL
can engage III il successfully. Who Will Ions,
ger work for a mere pittance, when they can
better their condition so readily. The busl.
ness is easy agreeable and higniy honorable.
CHARLES BURTON,
Boz No. l75, Woysrie. by.