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Sale of Real Estate by oF"sf VI SO"i"
I'm SATURDAY, tss 5h day Of ARC 4. u;
4 o'cigcE' P. N. { said DAY, at the door Of the court
house in the city Of LaEeatter, will be sold to the
highest bidder thsfol!owing Real Estte' - t"e PRO.
ns,tv of Mari. noornv and Hartman Doomy, minor
hi, at 1. W Of John Doomy deceased, 10 Wia
A certain tract or parcel flAnd situate IN the conn-
~ Of Fairfield, Ohin, and known by being 3 part OF
he Nortbwr., Ous,tr Of Section No -, Town
ship 10. is, Range No -; hourded and described %
follows: beginning at the Northwest corner OF sa,a
section; tbcnce South $50 rods; III nee East 6G RODS;
thence North 1G0 rods: thsnce West 70 the place Of
beginning, containing so Acres more or less
Said Tiset to be sod :u3leeI 70 r lem. cove ing
the whoIa. Appraised Al 80 Ter Acre, ~.
Terms Of Sate -oas third in hand; one,thIre IN
one yearsad residue in two yefrs, WIN iH'eie'' -
JOHN n. MARTIN,
Gro-i-aa Qf Mario Do05y.
HENRY LEONARD,
G~.srdtaa Of Herman DoomN;
January q, 1858 90 0WS
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r.,n.c nr nnchneI IIooker.

is hereby given, that the undersigned he's
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Executor Of
w. y; 80. IN conntv' Ohio. All persons having claims a
gsin.t said Estate will present them FOR settlement
s an' authenticated Within ono year, and all those
indgbied will make inmc9iSte payment
l" - ,ar,.f1A IN a JOIN COOK, EEsoltor.
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Attachment Notice.

1 my instance an attachments WAS this Jaw issued
IN by G, Steinman, a Ju .tice of the Peace Of Hook
ing township, Fairfield county. Ohio, against the pro-
pcIty AMI effects Of Patrick Hays, an absconiing
debtor. Dated this 2Gth day of February A y 1865,
Feb Cow ISAAC ALLEN.
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q. KtUrFMAN 4 CO.

II L constantly on hand, White Lead, pure. IN
n Kegs and dry. Venetian Lead, Yellow oehre,
Pm.sian Blue, Red Led, Litharge, Llnseed or.sPeTm
Oh Corn OH, copal Varnish, coach DO, chrome fei-
Tn H. Green, Rose Pink. Vermillion, Lamp Black,
Turpentine, Lard Oil Fish oil,AlcohOlsJspan Vsrnish'
SNOW. WHITE ZINC PAINT,
tina. win not turn yellow. All Of which will % sold
low for cash. sePrA
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city Property for Soe.-See the adver
tisement of Mr.. Lyons. This property is
situated on Broad street and is a highly de.
sirable location.
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GPThe attention of our reader is called 10 The ad-
vc~rtiscment OF WM. P. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection In ursnce Company. The tree theory and
practice OF insurance is, in few words, very correct
ly stated: aRI we r2com mend our readers TO av'Il
themselves of tho advantages. offered by this old and
yvalI tried institution.
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Hooking Caadi-We learn from the su,
perintendcnt that navigation will be sus
pended on the Hooking Canal on the 4th
inst, for the purpose Of repairs.
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Youthful DsPrGriiy.--Mr. s. w. Glen,
to-day, left in the rear of the store of Messrs.
Reber g. Kutz, a lot of sweet potatoes while
he came on the street to make arrangements
for their sale. When he went back, hall
of them were carried off by somO rowdy
boys. There are a good many of that class
in the city, who are sadly in need Of the
wholesome restraints thrown around young
criminals in a House of Correction. Why
don't the Legislature make provision fo'
the establishment Of such an institution!
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Interesting TriaL--YesterdOy and to-day,
the Court Of Common Pleas has been oecu-
pied In the case Of Rev. A. GuiOn against
the County Commissioners, Tor injuries re-
ceiyed by himself and wife, by the backing
of his horse Off the embunkment between the
two bridges southeast OF the city, by which
the buggy was broken and the plaintiff re-
verely injured, as was nlso his wife who was
with him. II is alleged by the plaintiff that
the bridges and embankment were not prop
crly constructed. Messrs. Brasce and Van
Trump Tor the Plaintiff, and Messrs. Hunter
aud Daugheriy for the Defendants. Yes
terday was devoted TO the examination o,
witnesses, to-day to the arguments of coun .
sci. The case was given to the jury at 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
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WANTED.

A BOY from fifteen to seventeen years nf are. e
IA tsks a pare in a Dry Goods Store in this tity
lie must come we'll rec mmendrd. To = good boy
\ good anil permanent si;ua' ion viii be given.
Feb 1S-lw j.. {. HENLEY
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THE EMPRESS or FRINcE We had been
led to believe that the new Empress was irnE
mensely popular with the French. The
Paris correspondent of the National Intelli-
gencer says such is not the fact; and asserts
that Paris is full Of obscene engravlngs, ep-
igrams in prose and verse, &C., &c, in which
she is put upon a level with the most degrad-
ed of her sex, The Emperor is making great
exertions to punish the authors publishers
of such calumnies.
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Fire 8 Water Proof C~omnosition Rooinc

TNiE undersigned manufacturer and droleri in Fire
4 aud Water Proof Composition Roofing materials.
ahd Practica rooier, is prepared to contract for roof.
ing buildings, in the best manner, and war snttd TO
give entire satisfaction.
formation in regard to this kind of roofing, and ho,p
roots should be prepared for it will cho .rfully be
given Join +. WADDLE,
Refer to DIR. Krsider. Chillicuthc, Ohio.
January 10. 1859. 2r37.
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Acsno'oledgements.--We are indebted to
Senator Wade for part first of the annual
message of the President with the accom-
panying documents; also, to General Tay-
Tor, of the National House of Representa-
tives, for part third of the Patent Office re-
port and other valuable %favors; also, to Doc
tor Olds for tho annual report of the Ameri-
can Colonization Sosicty.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, the oath ult, by the Rev.
]. NJ. Lowric. Mr.. JAMES M~cCRACKEN
to Miss FRANCES ANN GILBERT.
On the 10th irs'.. by the Rev. George Wcisz, NJ.
lOHN Y F~RENDIGER ard Miss ELlZALErH
SCIlEARER, oil Fairfcl count.
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q. q NJ. Tarnpile.-See notice of the
committee on behalf of the creditors of this
road,
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Pocket Books. Wallets, Porte Monies
A ND CARD CASES of every kind and styi,
"A lust received and for sale very low at tho bool
store of July so JOHN L. TUTHILL
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The Weather March comes up to her
reputation like a man. The weather has
grown cold, and this afternoon wind and
snow has reigned supreme. Winter is lin.
gering in the lap of Spring.
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wIsrNR'S HtI.ssM OF WILD CHERRY
|he best Rcmvdy ever hnOwn 10 "rn

"iSTNR'S HtisSH NJ OE LIZ CIV
she best Wcmvdy ever hUoNn 10 "rn
For cohghs, colds. Asthma, cronp, Bronchitis, !nfu-
en- ., Bierding al the In IS. D,ilcuit Breathing,
Liver Affections. Pain or weakness nj tire
Breast or SIDE. fl st stages ConSumptiin,
etc etc, etc, etc. "ic.. etc, etc
~ short, Ibis lalSatn is peculiarly aIsltpdt In cary
A disease Of tho lung. AMI liver, which IS ,~ro5uced
by our over; var, IN climate.
Wild cher has 10 ( hc,n 'rowu To roIs"ss inrnr
tAlt medical pr>prr'i,a. 'rhi. fact is familiar {"
evory mSiron in our ;anl, ami phvSici,rs often FRO
scribe Il l. diFal>:t' foim~r ,r a vari yty a. com lainis
Tar, alc3, has bee: evU.ly otcd Tor ii, vir.uCs aud
soa.e lhysL:!shs, whose nnmtE is familiar 70 the
whole Country, have gone 50 i'r as t tHelaro that
even rOGsYmp 'cp could b" cured by ih.t alorc. In
other hands, assin, it was nearl% v,lucl"s~, owing. III,
doubt 10 their i~grorsnce in pr pan ing sn! admiaisler,
ing it-a difficulty now entirely obviated by patient
experience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two
substances ara now. for the first time. combined, and
embodiQd in DR.. Fistar's Bdlsam CC HHI Cherry
BY a nice chemical process, every thing daleterious
or useless is rejected, 80 that what remains is the
most oxtrNord'nry and truly eiiicacious remedy for
all Kinds of pulm nrry and liver diseases ever known
to man, To convince all unbelievcrs that our theory
is really true, we refer 10 a few cases OF cures per-
formed by this wonderful medicine.
= j y ! . i Z i . Z q
rwo LIVES SAVED ny THE USE OF ONLY 9 BOTTLES
OF d" wisrAR's nArsAM OF WILD CHERRY"
M Eden, Kentucky, July 81, ls52.-Messrs. Har-
court, Howard g. Co.-Gonts:-The abr. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry" That | bought of YOU, has
been Of such signal benefit in my family, that wish
to make its virtues Snownfo FOR the benefit OF the pub
lie.
NV wife took cold at tho timo OF her confinement,
which settled on her lungs. The physicians pro-
nounced her disease consumption. She had proluSe
night sReats, and bad coughs; she was givon up, for
, we d~espaircd If her recovery, and her child rAItooe
Of he complaint. She then commenced taking
"HistGr's Bdlsam Of VIZ Cherry" snd three bot,
ties effected an entire cure with her and the child both.
have no doubt that they would have now been
in their graves if they had rot have used Wistar's
Bslssm Of Wild Cherry. SETH r. SEARCY.
Seth r. Sear'y, whose certificate is above, isO man
Of as much veracity as any in this county. ands maS
of good judgment, and we place entire reliance on his
statement. HARCOURT, HOJPARD e. co.
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DIED.

On last evening, tho 27;!' inst, JO'IN ROGER
S cond son of T!,omas +. srd S,lah jane BIZ irylurst
s,cJ 10 mouths snl 10 DAYS.
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TIE New Motive PowER.-Mr Kinney
writes again from Genoa, concerning DR..
cOroziO's plan of proPelling thus;-"The re.
ports of the success ofthe calorie ship Erics-
son in New York, attract much attention in
this quarter. but great as that enterprise
is, the recent invention Of DR.. Corozio of this
city, TO which | have before referred, prom.
Uses to ~supersede 1t. The Doctor and his
friends, who are numerous and wealthy think
he has completely succeeded in devising a
substitute for the steam engine, fire, &C.,
and that electromagnetic will henceforth
be the motive power of all machinery. An
agent is now on his way to the United States
to procure a patent there"
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;TRAY RULL.

SSrRAYED from the subscriber. In Pleasant town.
- ship, sometime last fall, a four year old Bull of a
light red color, with some white spots upon him and
thick, heavy horns, A liberal reward will be given
Office. where he ma be found.
Fehrn " g. 1923 IOHN A FETTERS.
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Fine Cattle for Sale.-See advertisement
of John Van Pearse, Esd.
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New Process OF Self.acting G~nlyanisinc

New Process Of Self.acting Galyani1ing.
AMEs GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and
- Jewelry Establishment, three doors east Of the
Hooking Valley Bank is pow and ut all times pro,
pared to Gdluanize Watches or any other metallic
~asticles with tho purest Gold. in a manner to dsfy
the best of judges, and warranted to stand better sbar
that done by the old prinsiple of a Battery, on thc
mast reasonable terms and shortest notice. Spoci
mems can be seen at his shop. The highest price
paid for California Gold.
JAMES GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, January 2S, 1853.
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Receipts for the Gazette.
Joshua Cook, Sl,25 G.. G. Goss, 3,95
James NJ. Huber, $50 Jno. C. Rainey, S,75.
New Subscrioers.
Adam Greehawalt II.
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roy, Mouics. POcltc, Walters.
I - .tora JOHN SEARLES
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ENDNA KID b'SthON WA IL P.SS -
"a ,ntire Stock of Drugs and Medicines OF
George q, paek. nos offers he same Tor sale,tosethey
Lin > lorrc and well selected new stock a 1.-THE Old
stand, known as the City Drug store, where nay
he found alarge and complete cssortment Of prngs,nie-
d;cInes and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye SUNS, SIsss
Ware and Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, hshe3
Ag;rles. &c, which WILDE sold wholesale and retail,
upon as reasonable terms as can be purchased N the
city bD"AhD sEwht
Lancaster, April "a. 1881 oS"o'
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GFThe Nep Hapea Palladium says: ave
are able to record another case Of the COM
plete cure of crysipelas by the simple appli-
cation Of raw cranberries pounded fine
The patient was a young lady, one side of
whose face had become so much swollen and
inaamed that the eye had become closed and
the pain excessive. A poultice of cranber-
ries was applied, and after several changes
the pain ceased, the Inflammation subsidized,
and in the course Of a couple of days every
vestige of the disease had disappeared. The
case occurredin the family Of enc of the cd
itors of The Palladium, and VIC can therefore
Honch for its truth.
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BRIrIsH ASSExArTos IN 1NpIA.--A proc
lamation dated December Goth formally an
nexes "now and forever the Province of
Pegu to the British Territories in East In
dia. The proclamation declares that ifthe
Burmese Emperor refuses to make peace or
should modest or disturb the new Territory,
his whole kingdom shall be taken from him
and added to the British Empire. The Bur-
mese do not seem 30 be intimidated by the
threat however, and were advancing on Ava.
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FINE CATTLE ron SALE.

'NNHE undersigned has yet on hand several head Of
D. lot Of DURHAM and GRADE CATTLE,
lately brought from Kentucky. among which arc a
few FRESH Mich COWS and some choice Young
LETTERS. They can be had at reasonable prices. .
JOHN VAN PEARCE.
Lancaster, February 25, 1853 dSw1w
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January q, 1855
IL P~AETyrIoE.

JOHN LANE,
ELIAS BAKER and others
R9 ACHAEL LANE. Elias Baker, MaTy roller AZ
AA Resi.min hollsr her husband, Ruth Neneh ana
william p. Mench hr husband. Cathar'ne Lamb 'nd
peter Lamb her hueband widow ant hairs aac 'ega'
rc,rss-ntstives Of John lane, late Of Fairfield county,
together with Andrew JACKSON HanNay,. John IAN
wSv. William Hanrsy. ElizaJ nNnwny: Nancy hss-
yvay and Mary Y nsnwAy, heirs, etc Of J ennhS ran
way. formerly Tebifha Lane deceased, will take no
lice that a petition was filed against them on the itth
,Iay OF February, A. d 1853. in the court oil common
plc,s OF Fsirfeid county. Ohio, byJohn Lane and 10
now therein pending, wherein the said John Lane de-
m,n3. PARTITION o! the 70 owing Real Estate ana as
sisnmeht Of dover therein TO said Raehae' lane:
wicow. to-wit: a part OF the Northeast Quarter Oh
section number one pAin Township number Ih,r.
teen Q3,) Of Range number Twenty ~ iaIeiy ,ne
hsne.tcsd Of John LAM, deceased, containing Llgn.S:
-Four Acres, And hat at til tbs NJ May yy, TEN h. a ,. Z jiS;
!" = rr an ordrr for the assignment Of said dow
er sniihe r@,r'i.ion Of said lands End enemsn, !. Se.
tye1a aid PARTIES and the petitioner is set Iortn IN the
VT H. in. & C. n. MARTIN
f- Attorneys for Petitioner.
February =. 1853 Sh,&o "N
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FOR ATToRSEr GENERAL.
VILLAIN H. GIBSON.
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ROAD NOTICE.

AsE'ior arm Estate ~ i5gac ~
February 80. 1858. %
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
Hands Wanted.

I want one good Wagon maker one Mule and
one Ok driver fifteen ore diggers and six good
practical coliers at CROOKED CREEK FUR
MACE, Bullet co. Ky., Q miles Loek Of Louis
piile. And in the Spring will want colliers and
other furnace hands. do not intend to en-
ploy any but sober. moral and industrious men
in the fullest sense of the word and TO them
am determined to pay the most liberal tpages an
deal with them on strictly cash principles, ~
feel assured this is the only plan to secure the
services Of such hands as desire to employ.
THE DWELLING HOUSES
When finished, will be found 10 be better and
more comfortable than those usually found al
other furnaces. and have only to be seen to be
properly appreciated. ,Jl
pledge myself to employ good competent
School Teacher, for the bene6t Of the families
connected with the furnace, and have A
SCHOOL IN OPERATION during the whole
Of the year, The Ghoal to Commence early
Good Ccilien Of ssrist.y sober 1slts will find
it 10 their advantage TO see me, previous 70
taking contracts for next year. Those who wish
to see mo wall And ne at Greenupsbufx. dur-
ing Court week, next November, and for any
other information in the meantime, we fefel
to J. B. Patterson. Clinton Furnace. 0reenur
CO., Ky. t.i-' tat,., -
than the furnace region, and L has nsvel
falling supply Of the beat Of limestone water
/ in the dYyest season OF the year. ~.
Post Office sddrsss 10 G @ Furnace
Bulle. Co. Ky. w. PATTERSON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
GREAT EAsTERM
Clothing Emporium!!
@. NEUBER0ER.

g. NEU6ER0ER.
No. 8 Union Block Lroseon Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOI HING.
THE subscriber would call the attention of
the citizens of IrontOn aud the adjoining coun.
ty to his stock of Summer and Fall READ
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in pait Of
OVERCOATS, of every description, FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH and FANG Y CASHMERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, Handker-
chiefs, Undcrshiris and Drawers, Boots and
Shoes, Kossuth Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c.
will keep up general assortment of every
VARIETY Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, which will sell to those who may favor ME
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will find it 10
their advantage to purchase Ofme, as can sup.
ply them on better terms than they can purchase
elsewhere.
Give me call and e, anime my stock before
purchasing; and satisfy yourselves of the ad.
vantage to be gained by purchasing good a ar
licle at a reduced price.
G. NEUBERGER.
lronton. Ohio, Sept. 1, 1853.
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~nHsx pas the law may not bs accsssibls 10 pos,mns
tors ssnernlly,
Joint Resolution providing for tho distribution of The
Laws ofCongress and the Debates thereon.
With . view to tho cheap circulation OF the laws o.
Con srsss and Tho debates contributing 10 Tho true In.
tsrprsauon thereof, and to make free the comnuni.
cation between the representative and consu,uen,
bodies;
Be Il resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
ssntafves Of the United sates Of America IN Congress
assembled, Tha, from and amer the pressn, session o
Congress, Tho Congressional Globo and Appendix
which contain the laws and the debntes thereon, shall
pass free through the malls 30 long as the samo shall
10 published by orer Of Congress: Provided TIM, moth.
Ing sFs shall 10 construed TO authorize the circuit
,ion Of The Daily Globe ffre Of postage.
Approved, Aug. Q, 1861.
As sell the Daily Globe Il, hslf,he price Of similar
publications, tho Congressional Globe and Appen.
dix IL so,dcn half the cost Of 90 much composition,
press work. and paper This can AFFORD 10 do, inas.
much a. tho subscription Of Congress almost covers
ahs cost Of composlon, and this enables me 10 sell
aos litle more than The cost Of pesswosk and paper
Il requires tho sale Of aiou, 9Oo0 copies 70 reimburse
expenses 1850 only were soid the cost Of each CO.
.py would be sbos siOG The dsbaies in the English
P"r lament ,H alou,eleven times as much Is charge
,sabscrbers for tho debates 10 Congress, equal In
quantity, aud as well reported and printed.
The mex, session Of Congress will he long aud
Ills believed the Congressional Globe for II will reach
<0 royal quaro pages the last long session made
3el2, and the long ono before that made 30Oi roya
.Quarto pages-four lnrge volumes each session Il
sabscrbers will he careful to aie all the numbers
ceived by them, will supply any that may mscnrry in
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
Notice Of Public Sale.

ITlHE subscriber will offer for sale, at his res
idence on Monday the 3lst day Of Octo.
Der, 1853, the following property, to wit: Real
estate, Al shares, or one third Of the farm call
ed the Bowen farin--al bottom, beautifully
situated on the Ohio River. and containing As
acres more OF less. Terms on real G. tate, one
third down, and the remainder in and
months. Personal property--faminG utensils,
such a. ploughs, hoes, forks. ETC., together with
q lot Of bee stands. one man saddle. set Of
shoemaker's tools, etc., one patent shaving
machine, calculated for oil kinds Of cooPeripg,
one table, etc., with all kinds Of cooking ytsR'
sils, and variety Of other articles too lumeroY.
to mention. Terms Of personal psopeFty-all
sums over Ave dollars q credit Of six month";
viii be given. all sums under s6, cash. I vii
also sell TO any one at private sale. anything
have Tor ssle, until the day Of sale, ai low
price. For further inloFmstion, apply to Ii,
Oct 20, 1855. ~
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NEW GR0C RY
81 4 8 Il s & N g N :.
D. H. WARREN.

U7OULD inform the citizens Of Ironton and
wv vicinity, that he has opened a new
Grocery Establishment on THIRD Street, oppo-
site SCOTS Axe Manufactoly. in the building
formerly occupied by Shingleton & Son. His
stock Of Gr1ceries has just been received
d RECT FROM BALTl MORE, MARYLAND.
and is of the best quality. Purchasers will do
well to give him call before going elsewhere.
His stock consists in part Of
Rio and Java Coffee;
Teas-Y Tyson, Imperial and Gunpowder;
Crushed and Brown sugar, Rice,
SIN liking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars,
Scotch, Rappe and Macaboy Snuff;
Figs, Prunes and Nuts;
Mackerel and Scotch Herring;
No. 1 Chocolate;
Rifle and Blasting Powder;
Variegated, White, CASTLE, Rosin and Shav-
ing Sosps.
Candle wick and wiapt twine, bed cords,
Dairy salt, Shoe Backing and Brushes;
Glue, Alum and Copperas;
Alspce, Indigo, Cochineal, Cloves,
Nutmegs, Pure and Phoenix Ginger;
Mustard, ground Pepper, ground Cinnamon,
Starch, States, Balances. Tea Caddies.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Turpertine,
Uye' 'SCuUe, &C. &C.
A splendid assortment of Brushes-Oval
Varniah, Ground, Sash Tools,
Flat Pitches, in tin;
Round do do
Camel Hair Pencils;
Flat amel Hair Varnish Blenders;
Together with nearly everything usually KEEP
in Grocery establishment.
Ironton, Oct. 20, 1858.
TIME Board Of Education Of Upper TOWNSHIP
will meet at the usual place OIL the 5th o
Nov. 1883. J. X. KIDD, Ch'mn.
DIR. .. mnRRIs. DR. r DBv. s. BABR.
DRS. MWRRlS & BARR,
HAVE this day entered Into partnership ]
the practice Of
NHHEHOH0IN@0
Office at the residence Of Dr.. J. Morris, corne
of Third and Centre Sts.
lronton Sept. 26, 1853.