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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29
DISHONEST CONVERT.

Upon a certain occasion. a man called
upon a Quaker administrator with due
bill for twenty dollars against an esla ate he
had been employed to settle. Friend
Hopper put il away. saying he would ex.
anime it and attend 10 it as soon as he had
leisure. The man called again short
time after, and stated that he had need Of
six dollars and was willing TO give a re.
ceipl for the whole, il thai sum were adj
vanced. The proposition excited suSPi'
cion, and the administrator decided in his
own mind that he would pay nothing TIL
he had examined the papers Of the de.
ceased. Searching carefully among these
ne found receipt for the money, mention
ing the Identical items, date and circum.
stances of the transaction stating that a
due bill had been given and lost, and was
to be restored by the creditor when found
When the man called again for payment
Isaac said to him in quiet way,
Friend Jones, understand thou hast
become pious lately"
"Yes thanks to the Lord Jesus, have
found out the way Of saIvalion,' ne replied
in a solemn tone. ......
"And thou hast been dipped, | hear
continued the Quaker. "DoSt thou know
James Hunter ~
Mr.. Jones answered in the affirmative.
Veil, he also was dipped some time
ago." rejoined Friend Hopper; "but his
neighbors say they didn't get the crown
of his head under water. The devil crept
into the unbaptised part, and has been
Ousy within him ever since. am afraid
they didn't get thee quite under the water
| think thou hadst better be dipped again.
As he spoke he held up the receipt for
twenty dollars. The countenance of the
professedly pious man became scarlet,
and he disappeared instantly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

A HAPPY REToRT.-A Chicago paper
relates the following "good one" A boy
was going along the street carrying apitch.
er of milk, when presently he stumbled.
and smash went the pitcher and away ran
the milk. Another boy across the way
saw the accident, and shouted 20 won't
you catch ii when you go home; your
mother ill give it to you" mo she
won't neither p screamed the other, ''my
mother always says never cry for spilled
milk"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

A boat ascending the Ohio river was
hailed by another, when the following
conversation ensued:
"What boat is that y
CHERRY stone"
"Whence came your? s'-
"From Redstone.'
"Where are you bound to?'
"Limesione.'
"Who is your captain 2"
"Thomas Stone"
"What are you loaded with 2
"MillstoneS and Grindstones."
"You are hard set, to be sure; take
care you don't go to the bottom. Fare
WELL
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

THERE being no lawin South Carolina
prescribing marriage ceremonial. at the
Court Of Sessions in that State, Judge
Frost. in a recent charge TO a jury. said
that if man and woman jumped over a
broom, the former saying, Il take this
woman to be my welded wife," and the
latter, 81 take this man to be my welded
husband" and TO go to house keeping.
they arelegally Misunderstanding entered
into bond of union which cannot be an.
nuIled so long as they they both live. z
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THURSDAY, DEC. 90, 1858.


aGJsThe paper will be sent according to orde
per year, in advance, for .. :. -, $I,OO
u Ifnot paid within four weeks, a 1,5O
b, H-)7These terms will be rgdly adhered to. /
UsTo insure discontinuance at the end tf
the time subscribed for, all arrearages must te
oaid ,and positive directions given to that effect
FAdvertisemertsins inserted the usual rates,
-pAll ADVERT rlsements not having the number
ofinsertions marked on them, will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
-~>~>~r>(l>T~~<~~ <~~~r~~Y~ ~T~N~~~c~~-r-~N~~~o~~
GFADvEBTIsEMENTs INTENDED FOR INSERTION
IN THE STANDARD, SHOULD Ne HANDED IN PREVIOUS
70 3 T. Nj, ON TUESDAYS, ..g.H eraa sHr q. n
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29
NUMBER 40.
NO, NEVER!

Did you ever know a man to go to
law without getting damages" in some
shape Or other? d lr1Eshl,
Did you ever drink wine at hotel
that had not been stored twenty years,
at least, in somebody's cellar?
Did you ever know baby that was
not "the very picture of its father or
mother
Did you ever know chap so scurvy-
looking that a politician wouldn't shake
hands with him before election
Did you ever know Smith who didn't
complain Of getting his letters Irregular
ly? 80
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

A bachelor friend of ours says that he
never attempted TO make but one speech
to woman and then he did not succeed.
It was beautiful moonligh night, and he
caught her hand and dropped upon his
knees. He only saw a streak of calico
as she went over the bar. He did not see
her again for fortnight, and then q fel.
low was feeding her with molasses, candy
and ninnernake at a circus.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

The population Of China is estimated at
367, 7,632, ,907 inhabitants. In the depen-
dencies of Mantchooria, Mongolia, Turk
istan, Thibet, &c, the population is about
40,0OO,o0O, making total of over 400,
100000 Of people under one government.
or eighteen times as many as live under
this republic.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

"Doctaw, doctaw." said an exquisite,
the other day, 81 want you to tell me what
to put in my head to make it all right
"It wants nothing but brains," said the
physician.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29
7aHO1 FOR A RIDE.
/, RED LIGHT ELDORADOI.

- E. BROOKS, would say to his old custo-
VQE mers and new ones also, that he has Just
returned 'front.' the market with large and suPe-.
rior supply of Groceries, coffee, tea, sugar,
cheess, il connection with every article usually
kept In houses OF the kind
ta His Oyster, Saioon, has been fitted upin STYLE
equal to any inthe eiiies, where, at all times he
will be happy to wait upon all that come Hels
constantly receiving Fresh, Spiced aud prepared
,Ovsters, Sardines, &c. Call and see him at the
red Light Saloon. Z. e. BKookS'
Oct. 6, 1858. ,28-tf .u.f t.o.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

Taking the last census as the basis of
calculation. there are al this time ahoni
Y six hundred million dollars worth of live
s,ockin the United States. Their value
lIexceeds that of all the manufacturing es-
+, Establishments in the country, and also ex'
tceeds the capital employed in commerce.
blboth inland and foreign.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

" PmLosopHERs that shuItingthe eyes
.. Imakes the sense oi hearing more acute.
dflThis may account for the many closed
NeatIYI ewes that are seen in our churches. a'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

.'ar Look Here Every Body!
lust RECEIVED; a superior lot Of paten
J Improved Safety Fuse. Also Blasting and
Rifle Powder. For sale low for cash, at .;
Sep. 6, lS53-tf Ii. w. WHITES.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Lawrence County Agricultural
s' Society.

The Society held q meeting at the
Court House on the evening Of Wednes.
day Of last week, the President, H. N.
Gillett, in the chair.
On motion of J. Hambleton, it was
unanimously resolved to hold Fair the
ensuing Fall, at lronton.
On motion of. Rowe, a committee Of
five was appointed to procure and en-.
close, If necessary, suitable grounds for
the Fair, to fix upon the precise time for
holding the Fair so as not to interfere
with the time OF the Ohio State Fair, the
Scioto Co. Fair, &c., and to make the
necessary arrangements for the exhibition
OF stock; &C., &c., Joshua Hambleton,
Geo. N. Kemp, James A. Richsy, John
Cnmbell and VIM. D. Kelly were con.
stituted the said committee.
On motion of J. Hamblcton, a com.
mitteo, consisting Of Fl. N. Gillctt, Thos.
Gardner and f. w. Wakfeld, was ap
pointed to frame and report series o.
rules for the government Of the Fair, the
award Of premiums, &c; also to prepare
an address to the people, for publica
ton.
On motion Of Thos. Gardner Tie So
ciety adjourned 10 meet on the evening
of the second day Of the next term o
the Court Of Common Pleas, at the Cour
House.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Snow a Hundred feet Deep.

The St. Louis Intelligencer publishes
a letter from an overland emigrant to
California which gives fearful acco unit
ola tremendous snow storm in the noun.
.ains, near Carson valley. On what
is called the second summit, the writer
says he caught hold Of the tops Of pine
trees, and was confident they were one
hundred feet in height. This is an item
that should have bearing upon the
question Of a railroad 10 the Pacific,
through the South Pass. Rails buried
in snow a hundred feet deep would
stand little chance Of removal by any
rapsr yet invented.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Human Bodies found in Guano.

From the ship Brand scompt, unload.
ing Peruvian guano at Leith there were
exhumed the remains of three persons,
evidently Peruvisns, buried in the guano,
and which had apparently not been dis.
turbed in the process Of loading the ship.
The remains illustrate curious property
in the guano in preserving bones, hair,
and cloths, while completely decompo.
sing flesh. 1t is not known when the
bodies were originally inferred, but the
pones we're all found as entire as if they
had been preserved in museum; the
hair remained upon the skull, and the
cloths were very little decayed.-North
British Mail.
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r. +. SELLE RS
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
YAllllLY lI!SlDIyI.SI!SJ,
SELLERS CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.

Which stand Cncqnied by any Medicine known
for tie cure Of Lirrr Complaints anil o'her Dis
eases arising from deunged state Of Tie Lirr.
This Medicine has been in public use abou,
fifteen years, aud has acquired a reputation for
curing tho Liver Complaint which has never
been cqnnllcd by any remedy hcIcloiore Offered
10 tho public.
As an Ambitions or Pursnlivc Pill, they are
unsurpassed and are the original, only true aud
genuine Liver Pills.
| TuI subscriber would fell ngrrcivcd to be
even suspected of The intention 10 obtain for the
Liver Pill any unfair advantage Of III. bmhc, or
of seeking for il any share Of confidence to
which il has not Just and full claim
when he undertook 10 prepare AMI ycnd this
medi"inc, (aSidc from the regular practice. Ia
which he al"ays dcicrs,) no plil was known 10
the public having any fair prcicnsilns 10 give
rcliei in Diseases Of the liver.
For this disease i, had long been successfully
employed ~ private Practice and was given 10
the pIblc with such directions and precautions
as might render il ol exonsiyc benefit; ana The
rcsnl, Of It's employment has fully sustained IFS
reputation, and increased hs confidence in lis
just CLAIMS 10 be regarded sS the only pill de-
serving 10 lc called "TmE LIVER Putt"
Since "thc Liver Pilr' has been submitted Ia
pIbc attention, the whole cpun'ry has been al
most broacast with pills Of varied names and al .
most universal prc,cnsloEs. The intelligent
pnblic VIII draw lis own inicIrnccS from the
means and extraordinary efforts purSucd,o max,
these operations prolific; we confdeniialy cX.
pcci f'Ihc Liver PllP 10 survive them all. Con.
tent with tbs assurance, We shall continue tf
pursue that course, aud hold that language re-.
spccl!ng ih'in. which We can Justify 10 our owi
sens" Of dyiy SlI 10 the good sense of The public
l..,sa.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Lawrence Common Pleas.

David Dillon,
James Crawford,
Jerome Crawford, Administrator, wild
Silas Crawford, tow, and heirs at law,
Clinton Crawford, of Hugh Crawford de-
franklin Crawford, ceased.
Clarssa Ann Crawford,
and Matilda Crawlord,) ..,.
William J. U.s. Game, chanee1y. 1',' '@ -
The above named defendant is hereby noti-
ed, that on the 22d day Of March, A. ID; 1888,
the above named Administrator, Widow, and
heirs at law of Hugh Crawford, late of Law.
renee County, in the State OF ONO, deceased,
have filed in said Court bill Of cbanccry a
ganst the said William j. Game, the object
and prayer Of which bill is, to compel the SAID
William J. Game specifically TO perform GER
tain agreement entered into between said VIII
liam j. Game, and said Hugh Crawford, then
in full life, on our about the first day Of Ocio-
ber, A. ID. Isis, by which The said Willom J.
Game, for the sum of three hundred dollars,
sold and agreed TO convey, to the said Hugh
Crawford. his heirs, executors and admin.stra-
/ tors, the following described real estate, sItua
ted IN sad county Of Lawrence, anl state o
Ohio, to-wit: "Part Of Lot number thirteen
! (l3l of original surveyed Township, numbcl
one, called Upper, in said county, being the up
per part of lot purchased by said w. } Game
OF James Cumpson, being twenty five lee
wide, extending back to the line Of a lol pHl
chased by Vim. Y. Ilcidorn, Of SAID Wiilain >
Cane, md front 10 the Ohio River, ana ol
which is erected frame dwelling house. ih'
same beng situated near the lower thd VI lIl'
village Of Hanging Rock. And the sad W. )
| Game is further notified that unless lie appcif
pleads, answers, " demurs, TO sad bill, "!ihll
sixty days after the next term oisaid Court, ih'
said complainants, at the next tenn after the cS
piration Of said sixty DAYS, will apply to sai'
court to take the matter of the bill, as confessed
and TO decree thereon accordingly
LEFT g. IlAWLEY,
Solicitors for cOmp!anants
IrOnlon, March 22d, 1853.
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CORPORATION Election.

XNllE qualified electors Of the incorporated
Village of lronlon, arc hereby notified that
an election will be held nj the usual place OF
holding the township elections IN said village
on the first Monday IN April neSt, for the pur-
pose Of elcciing one Mayor, one Recorder, FIVE
Trustees, one Trcasurcr, one Narshal, aud one
Street Commissioner 10 serve the ensuing year.
S. SPRlGG, Mayor.
J. ALLEN RIcnEY, Recorder.
lron,on, March list. 1853
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lBOD.pJ A,iliD SHOES,

Il THE undersigned arc now receiv.
4inc q large aud general assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES, Of almost every style and
variety, constituting one Of the best aud most
diversified stocks in Cincinnti. Also, gGner-
al assortment Of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased ftcm the manliihc.
turers Fast, at the lowest prices, to which they
are adding general and extensive assorime Mt
Of Gus; M work OF all kinds in rcquision.
They will. therefore. be prepared 10 oncr IN
Country Merchants, and 10 the city trade, an
assor .mrnt not rNce!led in the West to which
they respectfully solicit the attention Of put
chasc.S generally.
J. 4 4. SlMPKINSON.
Sign, big yri:om Bo@ No. IS Lo'c'r Market.
sFcrf, beimecn Main and Sycamore.
SAME Cincinnati OHIO.
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James Vests Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed as Admins
traitor of the Estate of James West deceased,
late of the county of Lawrence, and state
of Ohio, and is authorised to settle the anne.
All persons having claims against said Estate,
are requested to present them duly authen-
ticated for settlement, and those who are in
debted to said Estate are requested TO make
payment without delay.
GEORGE B. SHATTUCK,
March 21st, 1853. Administrator.
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Notice..

Office Ohio Iron and Coal Company,
lronton Ohio, March ith, 1853
NOTICE is hereby given that the arnual
meeting of the Stockholders Of the Ohio
Iron and Coal Company for Election ol Direct
ors &c. will be held at the Office Of the CCmpa-
ny on the first Monday 9TH? of April next.
BY order of Board of Directors
SAM'L RICHARDS Sccerory
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

A LII pcrsos interested will take notice, that
~ Heldelbach, Seasongood Il Co. on the 23rd
day of Feb. A. ID. 1853, sued out Writ of At
taclmcnt fr, III the Clerk office of the Court o
Common Pl.as, of Lawrence County, in the
State of Ohio, against Lewis Rosenberg, for the
sum of fourteen hundred dollars, which Writ
had been served and returned,
Attest: THOMAS PROCTOR
1ronton, March 4, 1853. Clerk.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
DIR. SLOAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,

S-s--,syN HAVING made himself thoroughly
iFkGtEl acquainted with all the recent i'm.
'uIlTYI1 1provcments in the art, together
with the experience of five years practice in
various parts of the Cnion warrants him in say
ing that all operations entrusted to his care will
be performed in the mos careful and scientific
manner and warranted to prove satisfactory in
every instance.
Reference to those whom he has had the
honor OF serving in this vicinity, will speak
more lavorably of his work than any advertise
mcnt possibly can.
Specimens of workmanship can be seen at
his Office in the east end OF the Union Block
over Silverman' Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the country
will be waited on at their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
-REFERENCES-
]. O. Willard Iromlon. ltob', Scott. MI. Vernon.
Hiram Campbell do i. Martin, llanging Rock,
J. a. Rlchcy. do Rev. A. Bar'we, do
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

Foi several years past have sod the various
preparations OF Dr. K. L. Sellers both at whole
sale and Retail, and they have with scarcely an
exception, given satisfaction 10 the purchasers.
Judging from he reports of those who have uScC
them aud what | have seen Of their effect, |
col der them excellent medicines
Yours, }. +. SHAW, Druggist, lronton, o.
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A Storm at sea, Ships
CapsiZed.

WE, the undersigned have this day enter
w ed into co partnership in the PAINT.
ING business, and ask Of the citizens of lrontsn
and vicinity liberal patronage. II ID our in
tention to do our work in such manner as To
merit that favor from this community. Our
work shall be ,ceH done, and our prices rcasona.
Bile and regular. That the public may not b
misguided, VIC deem it proper here TO state
what our average prices Of plain painting On
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
8 cts, second coat Ia cts, third coat 10 ctu. u
be done in good and faithful manner, We will
forfeit the work. All We ask 10 a trial.
f asr y SAMUEL BURDErT,
EDWARD n. cHAMBEHo
lroat,n, Jsiaay 2Hh. tsy& e
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

On the 7th inst, at Duncans Falls
Muskingum county, Mr.. J. w. Carlile
10 Mrs. Mary Ann Hamrick.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

SENATE.-Ihe report OF the confer
sncc committee on the School bill, s,rk.
ing out the dictionary clause was agreed
10.
The resolutions instructing the Ohio
delegation in Congress, to support The
proposition of Mr.. Stanley, in relation
TO African Colonization, were taken up,
and discussed by Mr.. Riddle in favor Of,
nni Mr.. Par'lec against them; and after
some debate, the resolutions were laid
on the table.
HousE.-Thc act to provide for com.
pensalion TO owners of private property
taken by corporations, passed.
The bill TO amend the act re laling to
jurors, passed.
Also, the bill to amend the act to
preserve the purity of elections.
COLUMBUS, March II.
MORNING SESSION.
SENArE-The bill defining the jurs.
diction and regulating the practice OF
Probate Courts. Passed.
Also-Thc bill to amend the taw law.
Also-rhe bill supplementary to the
act to enable tho Trustees Of Colleges,
Universities and Academies, to become
bodies polite and corporate.
Also-The bill to provide for the pub.
lication of the Ohio Reports.
HoUsE-Thc bill to amend the act re.
organizing the Penitcntiary, YVES indcf.
nitely postponed.
The bill making appropriations 10 the
House Of Refuge, at Cincin9ati, was
postponed until January next.
The bill to create sinking fund,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SExArE-The "Crow.bar" bill was
lost on its passage.
The bill for the regulations of desccnts
and for the distribution Of personal pro.
pcrty passed.
HovsE-The bill for the incorpora.
ton Of townships passed.
The School bill passed.
Also-The Justices Code bill.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

MEssRs LEEr & Cony,
Please announce my
name as candidate for MAYOR of the
town Of IRoNToN.
JACOB LAIR.
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r. L. SELLERS.

Mr.. n. i. Sellers, DEAR Sin: We have slld
large amount your popular family medicines
The Increased demand for them, icsllcs TO their
general usc. They seem 20 give general salts.
faction. Yours,
MOXLEY & BARBER.
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HDHHEHD0

AT Marietta, Ohio, on Friday 18th inst, Jo
seph DeWolf infant son Of Joseph p. and Mar,
ID. shaw-aged months ard II days,
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Notice..

yUIllCc TTON VnlITOlU Itmpnhy,
lronton Ohio, March ltli, 1853.
N Office is hereby given ,ha, the annual
Y meeting Of tie Stockholders of the Iron
Railroad Company for Election Of Directors &c.
will he held Al the office Of the Company on the
first Monday 9th, of April next.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
SAML RICHARDS, Secretary.
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Mr.. Shaw. sir.

Mr.. Shaw, sir,
feel il duty that owe to my
fellow sufferers, to state that have cSpcrienc
cd great rclct from the use Of DR.. Sellers Lin
er piHs. have suffered severely with the liv
or complaint for several years, 50 much so that
both myself and friends have thought that |
could not survive but shortt.me. Much mon
cy had been expended in the endeayor TO pro-
cure relief fro M the regular physicians, bu, all
III yalii--as u last resort On the recommendation
OF my brother, | procured some of Sellers Liver
Pills at your store, and found great relief from
their use, and in the continued use of them since
have ain )st entirely recovered my health.
HANNAH CUMPSrON.
am the husband Of Hannah C,mps.on-- !
think Sellers Pills a superior medicine, and be
licvc that they were the mea us OF saving my
wles life.
JACOB COMPSTON.
lronton, March 1853.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
MOXLEI d BARBER.
And JOSEPH p SHAW.
lronton, March 1858.
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DUKE G. KINGSDURY.


@ CONSTANTLY keep on hand, and
j ~ for sale, at wholesale and retail, a
MN general assortment Of Hardware, Gut
EIlW ley, Saddlcry, &C., which they are
fS-Ad selling, and intend to sell, at as low
prices as any place in the West. |
their assortment will be found Mill, y Cat "
Hand Saws, Files, Mattocks, Picks, Chains,
Scott's, Williams, Mann's & Holmes, Axes,
Cast, English Blister, American Blister. Sheer,
& German Steel, Iron. Nails, Spikes, Shoves &
Spades, Horse Ok Nails, Black.mith's Tools,
Bellows, Viscs, Sledgcs, &C., also
COOK OWES,
for coal or wood, of The most approved patterns
Fire Fronts, Fancy Parior Stoves, Chain Pumps
Selves, Sash & Glass, with almost every arti-
Gle usually kept in Hardware Store. Also
they still continue to manufacture Tin, Cop
per & Sheet Iron Ware, Steam Pipes, &C., all
of which they will sell low for cash, and hold
themselves in readiness to fill orders at the
shortest notice. Please give us call
DUKE g. KlNGSBURY.
Ironton, Jan. 6, 1868.
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED.

GtASH given for Land Warrants Enquire a
" Iron Bank.
JAMES O. WILLARD.