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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-25

A SINGULAR OMISSION I'VE hear that the Secrein-
~ If the Treasury has of late derOed much time To rev
sion Of the titles MECH of the real estate long held by The
Government Custom House purposes. &c 10 The course
Of this caanaon has become manifest that The Gene
raj G,Ycruncnl lost tie usual exclusive jurisdiction over the
Custom House Alex 'ndrn Virginia, by The "act Of e'io
ccssioh usseI in 1916 ii will be remembered The proper
~ on which building Stands purchased ny Inc uS
eminent in 1920 wien alexandria fuImcd part oil Inc U
tric Of Columbia which pecludcd necessity for an orp
jurisdiction over it, In drawing up tho act CT re.
rrssion the tile to properly itself was only secured
- iho General Government The jurisdiction oelng ceocn
Win that Of The ST Of Alexandria county The rem
v ia an nnpcn,ion 10 the State Of Virginia TO pass al nc!
onain according the rcqnsite jurisdiction 10 The General
Coyrrnmen which, understand is nov beng prepared
| in the Treasury Department. ~ dsAng'on OUT
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
Sagacity OF q Cander.

A gentleman In whose veraci,y VIC
can rely, related to US the other day n
most singular circumstance, illustrative
ol extraordinary sagaciIy in one of the
iealhercd tribe. Ono day last week, q
gander was on "duty" near the canal
bds'n'in keeping guard over flock o
goslinss, which led to a rencJn,rc be
tween his roostership and tho gan,.cr
The contest however, was OF short dura.
tIon' lor the gander seized the cock by
the neck, ard straishtway flew into the
canal when he thrust his antagonist un
der the water, and held him there u,i.
I'll he was dead! We have read of the
wondrous sasacily of dogs and horse,
but we question if any more summary
proceeding was ever adopted by man or
beast to vnnquish foe than lhis.-Dun
das Warler. .-. .... .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
NOTICE.
Receivers sale by order Of Court

The undersigned having been duly ap.
pointed and qualified as Receiver in
the attachment suit pending in the Court
of Common Pleas Of Lawrence county
wherein Hcdcbach, Seasoneood 4 Co.
are plaintiff. & Louis Rosenburg is dc.
icndant, on the Goth day ofJuly 1853 at
the store lately occupied by said Rosen'
berg on Lawrence Street, in the Town
of lronton, between the hours Of seven
o'clock IN the morning, AMI eleven in
the evening, will proceed to sell at
Lie AUCTION
the property taken under said writ OF
attachment, ana appraised by the Coro.
ner at Sl7S3.
Said property consists of sail Store
House, Stove, &c. A Horse, Saddle,
Birdie and MartingaIs. \ Large and
General assortment of
READY MADE CLOTIiING.
Consisting Of Coats, Vests, Panlaloons,
Shirts and Drawers.
ALSO, Broadc cloths, Cassimercs, Vest.
ngs, Cassinctts, Satinctts, Flannels
Trimmings, &c.
ALSO, Hats, Caps, Carpet, Sacks, and
TlunKs, &c. &c.
Said sale will be continued by ad.
journment from day to day if necessary
until all the goods are sold.
Terms cfsalc- Cash for all sums un.
der $50.
S. SILVERMAN, Receiver.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
VISTA RS
BaiSam Of Wild Cherry.

| THE great remedy Of Consumption Of the
/ Lungs, affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Pain or weakness OF the Breast, Lungs.
and other affections Of the pulmonary organs.
A Slight Cold, Mother Of Consumption.
Let MT those complain Of being bitten by q
reptile, they have cherished 10 maturity in theiIi
bosoms when they might have crushed it in the
egg. Now, if VIC call slight cold the egg,
and plcurisy, inflammation Of the lungs, asthma
and consumption tho venomous reptile, the
matter will be more than correctly figured.
Attend to this in season; even slight cold
no small matter. At the first attack use
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
it is sure to cure, and it is the only remedy YOU
can place perfect confidence in. 1t commen-
ces at the root Of the disease, and thoroughly
eradicates it.
In consumptive symptoms ''procrastination is:
the thief OF time, in an awful sense, as it shor-
tens existence and hurrics the patient from time
to eternity.
Thousands are dying who might have been
saved by the tim.ly. use Of Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, few days may
make fatal difference in the progress Of con
sumptlve symptoms. y
Consumption all diseases, 10 the one thai,
should receive early treatment. Every hour Of
delay may make the case more difficult inthe
war between disease and nature the sooner we
assist nature the more certainly will she win
the victory. five wait till disease has broken
the constitution our aid may come too late to
be of service. t ~
TWO LIVES SAVED by TIE USE or ONLY
THREE BOTTLES OF "WISTARS BAl.SAAG
Messrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.--3ents.---
The DR. Wistar Balssn of Wild Cherry that
bought uf you has been Of such signal benefit
in my family, that | wish To make its virtues
known for the benefit Of the pablio.
My wife took cold atthe time Of her conGnc-
n,ent, which settled on her Lungs. The phy-
sicians pronounced hex disease consumption. =.
She had profuse night swcats and had cough;
she was given up for we despared of her fo7
covery, and ,her child partook Of her complaint
She then commenced taking Wistar,s Balsam
IF Wild Cherry and three bottles effected an
entire cure with her andlhe child both. SAD
haveno doubt that they would have now
been in their glayes ii thep had not have u1ea
Wistal's Balsam Of wild,cherty. s. r, SeAscs..
Seth r. Searcy, Whose certificate ID above, fs.
q man of as much veraoity as any in the o66Aa'
try and man 81 good Judgment, and sxs place
entire reliance on HIS statcment. \, "
D HAacouRv, HowAtp u CA 4
\ q eeA ~ X. p. rsfx. CaAsilaAtl.
North cast c5tnernf Fourth and " AtRut i(feote
entrance on Walnut street To- whol1 ~ oIa6i
mus Dc apgteSSeu. .,.s. asSaf. e sss .. VI SJ
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
THE TAIL OF THE COMET

10 foriy degrees nlcngh, bul so thin In substance
'hn' siars nrc visible throughii The marvellous tales
OF some noslrnnnongen are nearly as long, and
quite us ensly seen through.
The propricy Of Dr.. GuysoTs Er'vnrf Of Ysiloir
Do'k and sanHpayila, however has no occusion to
resort 10 '"eh tales IN order attract public atton-
lion.
The ncual cures performed Ly ,hc article. where
ever j. Introduced, 10 tle basis upon which tho rrpu.
ia'lon of'hi. remedy IL fc,dcd US tho hundreds OF
rcr'iensrs ofrclewcd hopes, health andliic thu,
ron'inou'ly nowing in upon him, will prove.
H. Ih,Ditngsmap flourish for Il unc, hut II rcmc-
ny must possess rnre medIcinini virtues, io cs'nbs
thu reputniion thei Dr. G"ysoHs ldew Dodh and Sar-
sapariRa Inns established wherever Il hns tecn used.
If-J~ See advertisement
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
Justices Of the Peace for Lawrence
County.

We wish to call your attention to some pro-
visions of the new laws; one Of which is quite
important The Probate court holds Terms
for the trial Of criminal causes, the first Monday
in each month, and this court has jurisdiction
Of all crimes and offences not punishable by
Imprisonment in the pcnitentary. Magistrates
should therefore IN all cases where there is any
doubt as TO the legal definition Of the crime,
they are called upon to enquire into, recognize
to the Court of Probate. Already several ms
takes have been made, and persons recognized
to the Common Pleas that should have been
sent to the Probate. Justices Of the Peace it is
hoped will bear in mind, that just as soon as an
offender is tried before them, and ordered to ap
pear before the court of Probate, transcript
must be sent JorihpiM. In cases Of Riot, Af-
fray, Assault and Battery, Violation OF the Lii
quor Law, &c.. the whole class Of cases pun
ishable BY fine and Imprisonment in the county
Jail are presented to the court of Probate on the
information Of the Prosecuting attorney, with
out the Intervention of a Grand Jury.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

a ,.;. locust plague appear, to be uf.
il!!etlds loo people Of several parts Of
oon!ral sl sAmorlou, Acloud of lhcso de.
v0ur'hs insects had aIightcd upon the
territory 70, between tho Bnrranco and the
Unadnr''c' y, consuming the crops; and the
n''nop Of that region had directed pub.
lle prayers for relief to be offered M.
Inc 'oeus's had also fallen upon the
city ofSan SalHrdor. .--.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
POPULAR FAMILY MEDlCT HES,
SOLD BY MOXLEY & BARBER.

liaiIS BllSan lor tlie Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Rogers Syrup of Livcrwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and Vcrmituge.
Jaync's Sanative Pills Ague Pills, Tonlt
Vermiiugc, Alternative, Expectorant. Carlllna
live Ba.sam, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye. 3
Wisiar's BalSam Of Wild Cherry. -,
Guysott Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla.
r Townsend's Sarsaparila. ~.
OsgoodS India cholagogue. t..g
Oxygenated Bittcrs, sure cure for DySpcpsla
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dal!cy's Pain Extractor.
McAlister,s Ointment and Solar Tincture.
McI.ane's celebrated Pills aud Nennifugc.
Radway's Ready Relief. +f =.
Gregory's Instant cure of Pain.
Christic's Ga!vanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
ets, and Magnetic Fluid. .,-.
MeXican Mustang Liniment.
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. i
Bragg's Sugar Coated Anti bilious Pills.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Farrelrs Arabian Liniment.
John Bulls Improved Syrup OF Sarsaparilla,
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilia and Cough Candy
Hollands German Ditters.
Weaver's Canksr and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Barrrl,s Indian Liniment.
Bates Nerve and Bone Liniment.
: Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster. .
Hays Linimcnt for the Piles.
lIobensack's Worm Syrup and Pills,
McIntoshs Balsam Of Indian Sauaw Root.
herry cordial, for Diarrhoca and Dysentery.
Hutchin's Dyspepsia Bitters.
Groolenherg pills Snrsnnnrill, on1 (>L;I
lrens Panacea. ~
Durkes Green Mountain Ointment. l-
lIibbard Family Pills and Circassian Balm.
fiollOway's Tonic BitterS and Extract of Ja-
maica Ginger. 81 +,l. $50 ~
Shepherds Sarsaparilla. .. r,-4
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tome Mixture
and Syrup Of Blackberry Root. z,- 4.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Powers Plasters, new and superior article.
Vaughan'S Lithontriptic Mixture. q
Jackson's Pills and Expectorant
Brants Pul. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
HUl,lanrs celebrated Tar Ointment. .,a 4,
Strickland's Pills. t.s n ,A94 NJ, &
Murray''s Fluid Magnesia. st s
Stonsi's Infant Drops. .s~r
Grihth's Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steers Opodildoc.
!. Merrills Black Salve. ..
Soree's Ohio Lirlment. Skss& ~
Vaughan ard Pcterson's Rice Linimcnt. j
Salter's Ginseng panacea. :sg
Sovereign Balm Pills. 4a-.,-.---.--
= Thompson's celebrated Eye Water
Turner'S Balsamf0 DiarrhOea & Dysentery
Turner'S American Rheumatic .Balsaul.. ss'
Tidd's Balm Of Life for Consumption. ~
Connelps Pain Extractor. --.-s
Shakers Genuine ,EttraGk kOf Sarsapnrlla
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
IN PROBATE COURT LAWRENCE Co,
David White Admir- OF Elias MLunc decd.

DaNlu w Hltt huHl Oi Elias W LnIlc ucc'd.
Eliza NJ Lane widow, Thomas Far-l
ley and Jane S Farley his wife for Law. co.
merry Jane S WLane;l Jas. ID. Probate
" Lane, Ann G NJ Lane, Emma O }court.
VI Lane, Charles M'I.anc [infant; Petition
Heirs al law Of Flns NJ Lane d'c'd 10 sell
and Timothy Il. Stanley Mortgages. lands.
The said defendants are hereby notified that
the Plaintiff David White, administrator of
Elias NJ Lane deceased, on the 18th day ofJunc
ID 1858, filed in the court of Probate for
Lawrence county Ohio, his Pctitios, the oh.
jcct aud prayer Of which Petition is 10 obtain
on the first day Of September nest, an order
aud decree of said court Tor the apprasment
and sale Of the following real estate, lof which
'le SAID Elias NJ Lane died siezedl to wit: lots
number twenty. four and tw cnty. five t2i IL 25l
IN lhe Town olMillersport, Lawrence county
Ohio, for the purpose OF paying the debts of the
said deccdant, after first paying and satisfying
mortgage lien on said real estate, in favor Of
Timothy II Stanley; and also assigning to the
said widow, Eliza WLanc, her dover in the
residue of the purchase money for the sale of
sad real estate, after the satisfaction of said
mortgage lien as aforesaid,
The said defendants are also farther notified
,,,rt the said Petitioner will in the same court
aforesa,o. on the 25th day of October next, ask
for said final c,, ceiling Of said morsagc lien;
and the assignment o, sd dover as IS aforesaid.
= : n, TRACY, solicitor DA...' /" iiIrE, .,o
July 10, 1853 deceased
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
-. -------
FAV Of Catfish.

rhe Norfolk Argus states that curious pbe.
honenon attended the hail storm in that CITY
VI fuesdey night. Quantities of Catfish some
measuring foot in length, fell in different see.
.lon' oi 'he city, and some of the fields were
""taliy s'rewn with them. Hundreds were
p,Nea u, IN the morning. This, says The
N's"s'' no piscatorial fabrication, b ut n
lac! which is nttesled by hundreds Of ci,iycns
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
Beware Of Tight LaCing.

A lady, we'll konwn in the first soci-
ETY. ~ Paris, ha. just died ofan unknown
and mysterious malada. On post
mortem examination it was disc covered
that three ribs were crushed into the
liver the result Of tight lacing.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

A fellow who had been hooked by an
unruly COW. limpcd in his gait. A wo.
man remarked that he appeared to be in.
toxicated. "Ycs," said her beau the
has been taking a couple ofhorns."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

In the South when the trains sc, with.
in ten miles Of the station where dinner
is to be served up, the passengers leave
the train and walk to the station, so as TO
get through dinner by the time the cars
arrive. 49,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

The N. Y. Tribune says it is doubt.
full whether Gen. Scott will ever rccov.
or the full. use o! his arm, iniu,ed By
his fall on Ninth street, n. York.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

What is the difference between girls
and lemons? The latter get the mos, of
their squeezing in the dog days, and the
former don't.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

Capt. Newton has another boat
The Capt. in company with two or
three others Of our town, have purchased
the ALLEGHENY Clipper" She is now
t. our wharf, where she will receive
thorough repairs.-GalHpois Journal.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
John Layman. ~ -

John Layman>ks - " .a
VS. Lawrence Com. Pleas.
Surrilda Jane Laynan} Petition for Divorce.
TIE said Surrilda Jane. Laynan is hereby
notified that the said John Layman has this
29th day Of June, A. d. 1853, fled in the court
of common pleas for Lawrence county Ohio,
his petition praying divorce from the said Sur
rilda Jane Leyman, alledging among other eau
ses gross neglect of duty and adultery. Said
Jefendaut s further notified that said petition
will be for heating at the next October tenn OF
said court. .-.t
FLETCHER GOLDEN, ATTY for Pitf
p June goth, fe53. p4yesa gtM At7S a ias osi
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

The "Alhens Democrat" is the name
Of new paper which has made its APP
pearance a, Athens.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
JOtlll s. glSDR9.s, /.
Attorney, Counsellor at Lap, and So.

a, a,saaa hciter In Chancery, s- ~
HAS removed from Burlington to Ironton o,
and has opened an Office in the Enterprise block
over Nixon and Berry's Variety store.
!. His former clients will find him asteAay and
prompt % ever 10 attend 10 their business, and
ali otherswho see proper to enifust their. busis
ness to his charge may rest assured that Y wiz
be promptly and well attended to, -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
NOTICE
PETER T. FARRAR,S ESTATE.

The Undersigned has been duly qualified as
Administrator of the Estate Of Peter T. Farrar
deceased. Those having claims against said
estate are requested to present them duly au.
thenticated fol. settlement, and those indebted
to the estate are requested to make payment
without delay. !, WIN. KELLY, Admir-, n
June 2Sth, 1853. 3w ea'3
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
DRESSED LUMBER.
IRoNYoN JANUARY iesa.

WE on nHT sns s'zl DaEsp i"a T HSsGs 1fn sG1ny
WHITE and YELLOW PINE, OAK, WAL
NUT, &c. Also paned WEATHER BOARDING,
and other dressed lumber OF every variety and
thickness.
January 9th. 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
June Z, 1858.

AN O RID IN A N CE.
To suppress and prohibit all houses shops
and stores known as places of habitual resort
for upplng and inlemperauce in the township
OF upper.
Sect. 1st Belt enacted by the trustees of up
per township in the county Of Lawrence OHIO
that in order elTectually to suppress and pro.
hibit all houses shops and stores known as
places of habitual resort for intempcrance, il
any person shall keep any such house, shop or
store in the township of Upper aforesaid, SAID
person so offending shall forfeit and pay for
the first offence twenty dollars, for the second
thirty dollars and be imprisoned in the Jail of
said county ten days, and for the third and
each succeeding offence fifty dollars and be i'm
prsoned in the jail Of said county twenty days,
to be recovered in an action before justice OF
the peace having jurisdiction thereof, together
with all costs Of prosecution and Imprisonment.
w. w. KIRKER,
~, j. HAMBLETON,
= 4 .4,.g II. CLARK.
4. Trustees of Upper township.
do hereby certify that the above is true
copy Of the original ordinance as recorded in
the township book of said Township.
FLETCHER GOLDEN, T. G. s
Z June 22nd 1858. ,5-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
PR ROPOSAIS.

Will be received by Che subscriber Tor
,he Stone and Masonry work Of Blan3
ity's Rail Mill, and also for the founaa.
dons and cellars Of the dwelling. houses
connected Herewith. Specifications can
bohad by calling Ut his tssidenceson the
corner Of Fourth and Etna streets. y q,
ee..as -. H. JONES, Manager. !
unlv Kyh. 1881. 20 ~ ?. sipe{ss tt# Y
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

Anrdock's Building Third Street, IRONTON Ohio.
FEATHERS WANTED.
nv L will pay the highest market price in
w cash for good new Feathers.
MuRDocK Il RoDcERs.
POTATOES.
1nnBLS. of Potatoes just received and
1OO Tor sale by NJ. d. X.
WHITE BEANS.
lSBLS. Of first rate White Beans Just recev-
le) ed and for sale by MAR.
VINEGAR. .+.
A good article of Vinegar in store aud for sale
IA oy NJ. IL X.
N URDOCK and RODGERS pay cash for all
lVl kinds of country produce
KANAWHA SALT.
ONA'" and for sale by MAR
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CSr received from the country, at
- NJ. &R.
WANTED.
INRESII Butter, Eggs, Corn, Corn Meal, Oats
IL Wheat, Dried Apples, Flax Seed, Gin
scng Maple Sugar, Chickens, &C., &C., for
which we will pay the highest market price in
cash. MURDOCH Il RODGERS.
Oh Cases Old Virginia Leaf Tobacco in store
~ and for sale by NJ. & X.
A FULL and Ff,sh supply of all kinds
N Tea, just received by NJ. II X.
CUGAR HOUSE MOLAssES and SYRUP
- first rate article, at NJ. & RS.
10000 llalfspauish Cigars,
.lV.OOO 5000 Yara Skies,
10000 Havannas assorted, and of fine quality
for sale by VI. d r.
= a Boxes No. 1 SOAP,
CU 50 do CANDLES, at Cincinnati pri-
ces, for sale by NJ. g. Il.
~ for sale by NJ. & R.
100 Bags extra ps Msas,sx s' { esss Gs.sa.s s Sale
TX Bbls, best Plantation Molasses, on hand
| y and for sale low by NJ, R,
LONE HUNDRED and fifty bbls of the best
" brands Of Family Flour, in store and for
sale by MURDOCH d RODGERS.
HNEN hhds of Orleans Sugar;
! 100 Bbls do from fair TO prime, just recciv-
cd and for sale at Cincinnati rates, by
MURDOCH l. RoDoERs.
| TVNWENTY bbls Prime Carolina Rice, for sale
by MURDocK d RODGERS.
| DRIED APPLES and Peaches dn hand and
IL for sale by MunpocK * RoDcEns.
| VX7HlTE Fish, Lake Trout, and No. Mess
| w Mackeral for sale al ~
MuRDocK & RoDGERs.
POWDER AGENCY.
HAVING secured an agency flom the "Haz-
ard Powder co." we are prepared to fill order:
for every description of Powder at Cincinnati
prices.
We have now on hand
25 kegs Blasting powder, F r and F FFF
| 10 do Kentucky Rifle do F FF G.
6ha!f do do do do
l. 5quarterdo do do do
| s do Deer do do Deer.
! Ghalf do do do do
One case Ky. Rife do KRP.
| One box Fuse.
MUnpocK & RoDGERs.
NTURDocK & RODGERS pay cash for al
| lyl kinds Of country PRODUCE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
IRONT0N OHIO

UTAVING just opened the ohove well known
I'll house Of entertainment. | am prepared
to entertain travellers and boarders.
The lronton House is pleasantly situatcd-af-
lording one OF the finest views by way Of the
rivel-iS very near to the most business part o
the Town, and is comfortably arranged for the
reception Of boarders and travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, wholesome, airy
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 sucl
fare as will make their stay ut the lfontot
House as agreeable as possible.
Stablins accommodations, of the very bes
quality, aud convcnien! to the house have beer
secured at the Livery Stable where all may bt
certain that their horses will be well fed ant
receive the kiudesl attention; ...........-.
j. w. ALLISON.
June Z, 1858. If
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RECEIPTS,

Sl9515 90 Sl0515 30
JAMES G. TERRY, Auditor Lawrence Co.
Auditors Office, Ironion. juue eth 1853
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IrOnton Hous

Corner Of Front and railroad Streets
opposite the Depot, and contiguous TO the
Steamboat Landing.
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