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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-21
Murder.

The Pomeroy (O.) Telegraph of the
solh ult.. gives the particulars Of the
wanton shooting Of CHARLES P. WAC
cExEs, young man Of Mason county,
Va, by a man namel McMAuAY, Of
Pomcroy. McMAuAS madLcncd by
whiskey sailed ou, in the streets Of Pom
etoy, with two loaded rifles, declaring
hi. intention to shoot somcboly--bu'
seeming to remember that Mr.. ADAMS
on the Virginia shor:, hal charged him
with stealing turkey, he suddenly eros
sed the Ohio, went to ADAMS house,
sho, at him, but without effect, Young
WAocESER being present, pursued
McMAmAS, to arrest him, when he turned
drew his other rifle, AMI shot WAccESER
who ,licl in great agony the next day
McMAmAN aeI across the Ohio river tc
Pomeroy, where he was arrested, and il
now confined in Mason county Jail, al
Point Pleasant, 10 be tried at the mex
term Of the Circuit Court Of that county
This horri,l affair took place o" Frlda!
the 9Th ut. & i H. ...
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This Extract ofYsllew Dssk sn3 sayssyssil's
Is positive speedy and permanent cure fofsli
diseases inciden,to fema!cs. LIS mid slsctA-;
tive properties rendcr Il peculiarly sppLicsblS
10 the slender and leIics. constitutions Of The
female. il is in.iynlod in iw irrc, upo. such.
diseases az nc.picnt consumption. barenaexs.
eucDrrica, or whites, irregular incns,rnatioii,
inronii,ence Of urine. and gei,crs, prostitution
Of The Syst, ~. |, Immediately coun,erasis
that distressing NERVOUSNESS and Lsssitude W..
common IN the female trnina, and mpars mn
rnrrcy and huoyancc as surpris'ng an they arc;
grateful. We hays evidence on AIc whick H.
duccs US strongly 10 feccon,nemi this nzdiris
TO married people who have bern btss-d,
with ollfprng. Tie Ssaker prepsrei ycllto~
Dock and the Red Honduras S,,rSspafilia' are
the invaluable remedial agents fran which Df
Guysoii's Improved yellow Dock and Ssrsapa.
r.ia is iotned. and the I.ahratory ~ Dr. Guy.
soft has given rs'the virtues Of these roofs in 81
their peri, ciion. lis preparation contains all
| the restorative properties Of the roots c' mhnca
and concentrated IN thc.r Utmost strength ana
efficacy. Experiments wen made in the iaaIa.
i,ciurc OF this medicine until it WAS found 4
could MT he farther improved. Accordingly
we iind i. rcscr,cd 10 alm~t universally in cases
of yJ,n,t;c and Scorbu,;c md cu,,nron. c,,,
plants. for ecntIii Prostitution Of all III. vital
powers, and all those discnsye Of the skins 70 try
ing 10 the patience, and so inj nus 10 health.
1i' Ir-rgn!ar and H.or1rref W, nsbud ion,
cW'a w D' "'"yso' E'f"e' y ie'sr 10 :.
and Sars0p7riila. From practising physician
n Elizabc.htown Hardin cga.y: Kentucky.
John ID Park-Dear Sir: | have tried Dr.
,Guvs,tt's 3 Extract of Yellow Dock and Ssrss.,
|rllla in Inv practice for Disordcrcd Mcns,rus.
lion. and i, 10 have very fine effect. IN one
case there wcrr very alafn,;ng convn,s ons.
hici occurred in quick ..Icc, sslon dnriuc ,Ls
Imcns,rnal pcr,od; and after the second attack
flh'' kind, advised thc use Of DR. Gayso,t. !.
EN'Tac, ol Sarsnpaniia du"ns the ln'er'ai, ana
my patent las ho, hao return ol hcr conVai-
sops since, Al Tie nest pcroid shc ielt sous
slight convu!s!ve sensation, Du! not enough L"
demand Mcdical a''ehtiol. y. n. Hc'iiLL..
i eh!" cured o. Ernphons !na rtryf' days
ny NC nse q on q apr. q ooftie 81 Tie
IIom Dosh and SdrsoFUriEn.
Cincinnati. JHne Goth ls52.--To whom |.
lmay conrcrn; have watched closely the cltct
|of"Dr Gnysotts Extract of Yellow Dock IN I
Sarsaparila.," as it has been used extensively
within IN? observation, ana anl convinced.
both from observation and experience, that j;
, IL OF real benefit 10 the afflicted. In the Cases
for which it has ben prescribed il has acted
with the certainty OF a Sprcific cfT.ctih. Gu tee
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An ORDINANCE.

To suppress and prohibit all houses. shops. and
stores known as places of habilual resort for
tipping and inlempcrancc in the township OF
Elizabeth. +
Sec. /. Be II enacted by the Trustees Of Eliz
abcth township. in the county Of Lawrence
Ohio: That in order eiTectually TO suppress and
prohibit all houses, shops and stores known Ms
places OF habitun resort for intcmperancc, it any
person shall keep any such house, shop or store
IN the township Of Elizabeth aforesaid, said per
son so offending shall forfeit aud pay for the first
offence twenty dollars, and for the second, thirty
dollars and bc imprisoned in the jail of said
county ten days, and for the third and each sue.
ceeding offence fifty dollars and be imprisoned
in the jail Of said county twenty days, TO be re-
covered in oh action bcfose a justice of the
peace having jurisdiction thereof, together with
all costs Of prosecution and imprisonment.
X. HAMILTON,
s. W. DEMPSEY,
GEO. X. PORTER,
Trustees Of Elizabeth township.
June II, 1853.
do hereby cr.ify that the above is true
copy oftne original ordinance filed ~ my Office
and recorded on the township book.
X. RlCilEY, G. Z. T.
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. VS. Petition for The aS
William II. Langley, r.

,;;; v: p;;s;, \ ;,;.:; ";''i' i' C; as
The said James Davenport
and William II. Langley are hereby notified
that on tho end day oil May A. u. 1853, Ben.
ham G.. Nelson OF Lawrence county Ohio, filed
in the court OF common pleas Of the county OF
Lawrence, stat. Of Ohio, Bill in Chqncery
against the said James Davenport and William
II. Langley, the object and prayer Of which
Bill is the assignment 10 the said Bcnham G..
Nelson of the Dover interest Of Cynthia Ann
Davenport in the following described lands
situate in the county Of Lawrence and state Of
Ohio, and in the District Of lands subject to sale
al Chillicohc Ohio, and bounded and des-
cribcd as follows, to wit: The south east quar-.
ter OF the south cnst quarter Of section No. thir
teen ;l3) of township No. three 90 of Range
No eighteen containing forty acres, be the
same mole or less. Also the north cas-, quarter
ot the north east quarter Of section No. twenty
four [24 OF township No. three [3l of Range No
eighteen lSl containing forty acres, be- the
same more or lcss.--The said Lands being
owned by urah Davenport deceased, in fee
simple and Cynthia Ann Davenport his widow,
having conveyed her said Dover interest in
said lands 20 the said Benham e. Nelson. And
the said James Davenport and William II.
Langley are farther noliicu that unless they
appear and plead answer, or dcmur TO The Soi'l
l'il within sixty days after the next term Of
said court, the said Bcnham G. Nelson at the
Term nest after the expiration Of the said sixty
days will apply TO sail court TO take the mat
tcrs OF the Bill as confessed and to decree there
on accordingly.
May I'd 1882 LEFT Il IIAWLEY,
Gw Solicitors for complainant.
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WlST A RS
RalSam OF Wild Cherry.

THE great remedy Of Consumption Of the
Lungs, affections Of the Liver. Asthma, Broa-
chitis, Pain or weakness Of the Breast. Lungs.
aud other affections Of The palm mary organs.
A Slight Cold, Mother of Coasump'ioa.
he. not those complain uf being bitten BY
reptile, they have cherished 10 maturity in theii
bosoms when they might have crushed il in tie
egg Now, If We call slight cold the egg.
and plcursy, inaa nation cf the lungs, asthma
anl consumption the venoInpus reptile, the
matter will be mare lhan correctly figured.
Attend 10 this in season; even slight cold
sn, sla,ll matter. A. the first attack use
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
il is sure to cure, and il is the only rcin:dy yoT
can place perfect confidence in. II coipmen.
ccs at the roo, Of the disease, and thorough,
erad.ca.cs it.
In consumptve symptoms 'procrastination y
the thief O.; tine, in on awfal sense, ss it shot
tens exist; nc> anl harrics the pa,ieat from tine
TO eternity.
Thousands arc dying who might haze been
saved by the tim:.y use Of Wistar's Ralsam of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, few Gays may
make fatal difffcnce in tho progress Of coz
sumptive symptoms. NJ
Consumption of oil diseases, is the one that
should receive easly treatment. Every hsur II
delay may max: the case more difficult ln ,se
war between disease and nature the sooner va
assist nature the m,:- certainly viii! she win
the victory. II VIC wait till disease las broken
The constitution our aid may com. toS late to
be of service.
TWO LIVES SAVED BY THE USE or ONLY
THREE BOTTLES OF "wIsTARs BAl SAM.
Messrs lIarcourt, Howard 4 Co.---fientr =.
The Dr. Wis!ar BalsrM Of Wild Cherry that
bought ii you has been OF such signal beneft
il lny family, thet wish TO MAKE its vistuev
known for the benefit Of the p ,blic. x
My wife took cold at the time OF her oonise.
mest. which settled on her Lungs The phy.
sicians pronounced her disease cpns.,upiion. -
She had profuse night, swcass and had cough;
she was given up fjr we dcspnircd Of hes'h.
corcry, and her child plrtook nf her conipiaint
She then commenced taking Wistars vatsa,s
Of Wild Cherry and three bottles e0ected aA
| entite cure with her an t,echild b,th. s!Ay
have M doubtthst they wall hass no1
been in their siavcs IL thcr had nat Have Sse0
Wistaf's BalsaIn Of wild cherry. s. r. SxAat,l
Seth R. Scarcy, whose certificate d ab5vs.sA
| q man Of as much yeracity as any in &ht e9aa.
try, and q man Of Gooa jndgra snt, AND We pI1SS
entire reliance On liin ). s.1telasnt. < sIla's
HAscousr, iIows&teG c. =
/ " 46a ~ J. ,: farx, Cj1eMxSa a
North lehn cJtaernG Fotrfh and ~ slAds SllxGsS
a., entrance S .a,::s Sa w.sss street s e F
En,1 l,r M,xicv III r.Syss I, ~ x.xsSs - -.
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The Riot at Montreal.

Montreal. June lo.-The papers here
this evening condemn the action of the
military in firing upon tho mob, and say
that II was altogether unnecessary,
Seven were killed, and eleven wounded
most of.he latter severely. Quite mum
Der were slightly wounded. The city is
guarded by the military, and things are
more quit this evening, but great sensa'
toni manifested among the citizens.
June ll.-The number killed by the
military. on Thursday is nov asccriuinod
to be thirteen, and Of the wounded fifty.
Its also reported that eight Of the riot.
ers were killed in addition to the above.
An immense meeting Of tho citizens
was held last night, and resolutions
passed requesting Mr.. Guvazzi TO com
pletc his course Of lectures, and censu
ring the Mayer fol inelliciency.
There is Intense excitement this NOR
ming, and several outrages have been
committed upon the persons of Roman
Catholics. r.n
Mr.. Gavazz, lef. this morning fo
New York, but will Immediately return
and finish his course Of lectures.
The Mayor denies that he ordered th'
military to FIRE, and it is not known wl,'
did. .s. .. i....
The streets all last night were patrol
ed by corps Of flying artillery.
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Further from Montreal

MoSTnEAL, juno 13.-Mr. Gnvszzi
will return here on Wednesday to finish
his lecture. ..
Las, night Roman Catholic mob
brckc all the whindows in St. Stephens
Episcopal Church. in Grifrins'on.
A meeting cf Roman Catholics was
held 10 day, at which resolutions were
passed 10 pay for all the damage done,
and also 10 use every means 10 ferret out
those who committed the deed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-21

MI. WV. Bocos, f,rmerly Of the n
Y. Evening Post, has revived the Spring
field .Exposi,or.' The Exposi,or, un
der the direction Of Mr.. Boggs, will be
a sound, progressive, radical, Dcnocra'
ic paper. Such an one We heartily vel
como 10 the field. Let Mr.. Boggs e
ahead and expose the Inconsistencies
and lamcntablc want ofprinciple which
distinguish the Wing party. Let lh'
darkness in Clark county be dispellel
--Stptesman.
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EXECUTOR,S SALE,

VTNIlE undersigned will offer for sal. at PEN
Lie NENnuE, at the late residence OF john
Chaplin in Rome Township Lawrence County
Ohio on Monday the Goth inst. commencing a
10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following described prop
city, to wit: One valuable Horse, One Cow,
Ten Fine Sheep, Six Hogs, a LOT of Hay, Wheat
Corn, Buckwheat, farming Utensils, household
Furniture, Beds and Bedding and great vari
city of articles too tedious to mention. Term:
of sale--all Sums under five dollars, cash in
hand; sums over five dollars, six months crcd
with approved security. June 3d, 1853.
JACOB PROCTOR,
LEWIS ANDERSON.
Executors of Chapin's Estate.
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EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison and Mass!e,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

X W. HIGGINS has opened the above well
Y known House, and is now prepared 10 ac
cOlnmodate TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS
either by day or week. The houae is pleasant
ly situated upon the bank Of the river. and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort Of board
crs and travellers. Boardcrs can BE- ACCOM- ,da
ted with neat and comfortable rooln', which
are 50 arranged as +, cnnlnc: to the health Of
the persons occupying the saIaa, being large and
airy, and the entir- house we'll Ycn,i!atcd---al
together the best li,us. in Portsmouth fol hotel
purposes.
Slobling Of convenient nature has been pro-
vded, sufficient for IS horses. he has ais, al
arrangement with Tie City Livery Stable b!
which he can furnish horses saddles, buggies,
&c.
baggage conveyed TO anu from the acpot ans
river free Of charge. nlS,Cm.
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MOXLEY & BARBER,
POPULAR FAMILY MEDlCl ES.
SOLD BY MOXLEY & BARBER.

POPCLAR FAMILY MEDlCl ES.
SOLD BY M0XLEY & BARBER.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pcc'ora!.
Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwort aud Tar
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and Vcrmiiugc
Jaync's Sanative Pills Aguc Pills, Tome
Vcrmifugc, Alternative, Expeclprant. Carhlna.
tive Ba.sam. Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wis ar Ralsam of Wild Cherry.
Guysott'S Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila.
Townscnd's Sarsaparila.
Osgood's India cholagogue.
OXygcnacd BittcrS, Il sure cure fox DyspcpSla
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dallcys Pain Extractor.
McAlistCrS Ointment and Sola, Tincurc.
Mclanc's celebrated Pills an! Vcrm!fuse.
Railways Ready Relief.
Grcgory'S Instant cur" of Pain.
Chrste's Galvanc Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
lets, and Magnetic Fluid.
Mcxica Mustang Linlment.
Drandreth's Ve.etabl. Universal Pills.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragy's Sugar Coated Anil Bilious Pills.
Smith Sugar Coated Pills.
Farrell's Arabian Linimcnt.
John Bulls Improved Syrup of Sarsaparilla
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparlla and Cough Candy
Holland 5 German Biltcrs
WeaverS Cank.r and Salt Rhcum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Agj,e.
Butter" Nerve and Bone Linimsn,.
Barrels Indian I.nimcnt
Bates Nerve and Bone Liuim,n
Sheman's Poor Mans Plaster.
Hays Lin;ment for the Piles.
Ilobensack's Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntoshs Ba!sam Of Indian Sauaw Root.
heriy cordial, for Diarrhoca and Dysentery.
llutchin's Dyspepsia Bittcrs. '
Graefcnberg Pills, Sarsapafilla axd Chill
drens Panacca.
Durkle's Green Mountain Ointment.
llibbard's Family Pills AMI Crcassian Balm.
liolloways Tonic B,ters ana Extract Of ia.
mlica Ginger.
Shepherds S Snrsap1rilla.
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Ton!c Mixture
and Syrup of Blackberry Root.
, Bakers Pain Panncea.
Power PlaSters, q new and superior article.
Valghan's Lithon,riptic Mixture.
Jacks,n's Fills and Expcctorant.
Brant Pal. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
H)illind's cclebr rltcl Tar Ointment,
Strickland Pills.
Murtays Fluid Magncsia.
Stonsi's Infant Drops.
Grfliths Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steer Opodidoc. r
McrriPs Black Salve.
SOrec's Ohio Liniment.
Vaughan and Peterson's Rise L;niment,
Saltcr's Ginseng Panacca. s
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner's Balsam for Diarfhoea g. Dysentery
Turner's American Rheumatic Bals,m.
Tidd's Balm Of Lite for CONSUMPTION.
Connclrs Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract Of fSarsaparilla,
Fitclis Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support
ers, lnhalins Tabe., and all his valuable Fami.
ly Medicines. ~ -
Benuetts Plant and r OF Pills. 7st
Fahnestock's vennifuge.
LeRoys Vegetable Pills. -dgs
Stanhope's Cholagusuc Pills. t--G 11s
Gardners Linim.n s ~
Blake's Sanative Life Pills =..zs't
Bryans Pum onic Valera s,rss 4. I ~.
Iioughton's Pepsin, the Tue Digestive Fluid,
and many other articles too Numerous 10 par.
ticularize, but not too unimportant to merit At.
,ention.-Call and try them.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

To Trade with BrsmoR & PEaLEr.
HAVING decided upon remaining pcrna.
nently in lRONTON, We have just rep!enIShed
our stock by purchases direct from The Eastern
Manufacturers with the most perfect and com
plec assortment of Boots and Shoes ever ofIrr-
I'd for sale in this market. Our stock is unri.
vailed for EI.sGAScE and VARIETY, and we have
made arrangements by which We shall reccivc
Ij-Fresh Supplies Mon'hlyC C1 direct from th,.
East, SO that persons purchasing of us will h:vc
to pay one profit less than to buy Of those who
make their purchases in Cincinnati.
As heretofore. We continue the manufacture,
of every variety Of b)ots and shoes ourselves
and consequently can furnisl, either Custom or
Eastern work on a little the most reasonable
terms Of any establishment in this IN ire region
Country Merchants and Furnace ni>n give
us a call and wc will supply You
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
with any alld .ycvy thing in Wr line ut prices
that You can but acknowledge chcapCs the
chfpest. b BISHOP.
ii E PERLEN,
May 9Th 1857. ly
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s.sssa 6 - MIEHDS b ~
Z On the 1h inst, 1t Boston Mass. Mr. E. Child
Of lron,on. to Miss Ellen P. Williams, Of the
fonner plaseaboA sysiti tfts VI. sg'g 5jsfr
aaoxthe sth ipst..;sat Hanging Rock. Mr.. Jos.
Port,nan 70 Min Martha Jadson, both firontou
On the nth inst, by; Rev. IT, r. Holiday.
Mr; Robert Sprouse -Jr. to Miss Ann Radford,
both of Bone sownship.a aIha ~ N 60
.0nthe i2th inst, by Rev. Ut. .l1ollidays n.
Austin Smith to Mrs. Lue, Ann Emnons, both
ofunion so~ ~Aship. % AaTkH& 70 T0L (
odthe 1T inst, It Cam ,n,bargh:. KY. by
Rey. Nj. Msyity, .James T, Van Bibbsr, ESD,
Is Ais Eysiine haisoa. .s ,sails ssaad
.yOntAe i2th int BY. r Brammer. ESQ Mr.
Hessyiw wiisthAo ,Hhlaas 0soeBe, aiIofWind.
scstcwFaie Ist =
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TIME Board of Education of Upper township
adjourned TO meet at the call Of the chan
man, who now calls for IN aetn, Of the board,
at the Auditors Office on Saturday July 2nd
1856 ;, at 8 o clock A. NJ. as business Of the Ut.
m,st importance will be btough, before the
board. J. *. KIDD, Charmin.
June 81, 1859. II Reg. please copy
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A STEAM ENGINE
AND A SET OF
Corn Mill Stones

TIME Undersigned having lately pure theil
alarge engine. in order to attach 10 NE
establishment FLOORING MACHIofTsl
and other varieties Of mew machinery, now
to sell for cash, or for good business paper.
Steam Engine, which has been in use only a
bout one year. The cylinder is 81 inches in
diane ter, with twenty inch stroke. s-.-'p1-
Saited-to the Engine - . good SQUAD Boiler,
which VIC will sell. ~. sy84 4 "a
Also . sctofs cSr2 Mil stonsl -
- CARr.lslE. Busfs, Z CO.
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JOHN CHAPLlN'S ESTATE.

The undcrs gncd have been duly qualified as
Executors of the last will and tcslsmen'
Of John Chaplin, deccoScl. These wh'
have CLAIMS against said Estate are requested to
present them duly authenticated FIR settlement,
and those indebted 10 the Estate are rcqltesitc
20 make payment without delay.
JACOB PROCTOR,
Msy 25. 1858. LEWIS ANDERSON.
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Administrators Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

The undersigned as Administrator with the
will annexed, of Lcmunl S. Ruckcr deccas,
ca by yirtnc Of the powers in him vested by
said will, off.rs f)r sale on reasonable anl easy
terms. the followi.g tracts Of land: One quar-
ter section of well tmbered land, situated eev-
ell miles from lronton on the road leading to
Marion, said tract is un;nproved but has rich
s,i. Also one tract OF eighty acres. in Marion
Township, Of rich and good land adapted TO the
purposes of agriculture, said tract is unimprovcd
and adjoills the land Of james Corn and John
X zach.
LANTY RrCKER,
Executor Of l.. S. RuckCr decd.
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In Probate Court Of Lawrence Co.

David White, Admir- Of Elias M'I.anc DID,.
VS..
Eliza MLnne, } Petition to Sc Il the Real
Il, X. Stanley, Estate olthc deccdnnt Elias
and Others. I'M Lane to pay debts &c.
Eliza NJ Lane, Jonas S. Fairly, Th0m1s Fairly
James ID. Milan. Alice G. MPLane. Emma &.
NJ Lane, Charles VI Lane and Il. X. olaliy, are
notified that have flied a Petition IS admins
;ritor Of the Estate of Elias NJ Lane deceased,
in the Probate court of Kawrence county Ohio,
ior the assignment Of dover, and appraist mcnt
anl sale of the Real Estate Of said drcedan,
AMI that shall IN pursuance Of the prayer of
said petition. on the 18th day of July l5oi inp
ply to said Probate court, or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard ask for an order for the
assignment Of dover and npprast meni Of said
PREMISES. And nlso further notice is gwen
that said Administrator will on the 10th day OF
August 1858, ask said Court for an order oi
continuation of said assignment, And further,
that the said premises b. sold to pay the debts
of said decedant. to wit: lots Number ~ ana
rs in Millersport, Lawrence county Ohio.
! DAVID WHITE, administrator
June Is 1858. of Elias NJ Lain deceased
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Dead.

Bosroy, June l3.-Licnt Mcneil,
n ,phew Pre.i ,nt Pierce del in this city
this morning.
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1;c.S s%3 S.a:s5:sa.s.
No 4 Buckcyc Block, Front Street,

Z W.,S J > ,IN y = u ~ y M w
PURCHASERS will find at ny store large
and 90 np,ctc assortment OF Miscellaneous, Man
Medical, Classical cnd aon,mon Schools Books,
Together with a fail stuck Of staple :ni fancy
STATIONARY. ~
Am1m:nls rencetion will convince rny one
that can OFF, Inducements TO Book buyers
fully equal loiCincinnatii or any other aont in
}hs region. buy H. the same Markets in Phil.
adelphia and New York with them, whilst the
expenses, Of conducting business is not one
fourth in Portsmouth what il is in tho Larger cit.
ties, and which the buyer has to pay in the end.
The differences in time, the cost of transp 1rta-
ton. with the advantage Of procuring in small
quantities, makes it more economical as well as
more expeditions 10 purchase Of me.
In ct,aataeyiOn with my store have n In rvs-s
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACH
ERS.

TIE Board Of School Examiners for this
County will hold their next regular m citing in
ron,on Oh the 18th Of June at 10 o'clDck A. NJ.
All persons desiring Certificates are request
ed 10 present themselves for examination al
that timr. as the Board will not meet again fJr
several months; and according 10 the new Law,
certificates can be granted only ut the regular
meeting. BY order Of the Board
J. CHESTER Clerk.
Ironton, May 1 ith, 1853
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NOTICE

Is hcrby given to all persons not to harhor o'
credit my wife, Elizabeth Lambert, rs she ha
left my bed and board without just cause and
will not be responsible for any liability incur
ed OF debts contracted by her.
June 18th 1858. ELIAS LAMBERT.
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Book Bindorv,

Where BLANK. BOOKS ofany sisea styl'
Of tRsns Ing and superior e'. |
papers Sc. bound to Pattern.
Coaury Dealers, and Priyatsy Likraties, sup
Piled at the very lowest rates, iiflarge and snal
quantities. lshall be happy TO incefvs ordefs
assuring those who send, that they shah y,
illed promptly. 500 s,fe .tss