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HARCOURT, BARDLEY g.

HARCOURT, BARDLEY g. CO.
3S Ann st. g. lO2 Nassau ST., New York.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE ICE Wood ST., Cheapsidc, Londor
MAsuFACToEY, ~ Market Street. Manchester. England.
H. B. & Co. establishing Depos for the salc Of The
Protector in all parts America Physicians Surgeons
Cothers Dry Goods Merchants. Iacrs and Mlnc, alRr
Ccntlcmens Furnishing StrcKccpcrs are entrusted with
the wholesale and retail distribution Of tGm and to whom
most liberal terms offered for their enterprise and
splendid opportunity opens TO them for sac and profitable
business
3m 45
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Eilean Institutlon n,

'EDGEFIELD C. H.
TNIIE Exercises Of this Institution will be recon-
i : mcnccd on the SECOND MONDAY in
January 1853.
j. GREGG LEITNER, PnrscrrAL:
Nnv 90 St 46
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N NOtiCc.
Notice..

DERsONS who have been duly appointed Cap
tain Patrol, in the EdgcGeld Beat Company,
and have not served, nor appointed substitutes in
their place, nor made regular return, will be re-
turned TO the Court Martial By order of
w. NJ. LANDRUM, Capt.
JouS M. CoGDURs, Clerk.
Nov 90 st 70
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i. Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of the
n School at llorns Creek Church. No one necl
apply unless he can come well recommended
WASH. WISE, r.rs,oos
JOHN FAIR.
Nov 90 st 4O
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Dee c
Notice.

A LII persons having any demands against the
IN Estate Of John Hcrrin, decd, are requested
to render them in by the first December next, duly
attested, and those indebted to the Estate will make
payment by that time, us longer indulgence cannot
be given. WM. MOBLEY, Adm'or.
Nov 90 If 46
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES

TIlE Subscribers invite the attention Of their
customers and the public generally, to their
Stock of Groceries,
Just received at the Corner, one door above the
CAROLINA HOTEL, ut the stand formerly oc-
cnpied b. Mcssrs LARK {S BrcKMAsrER, consisting
in part Of
10 Ilhds. N. Orleans and Mnscovalo SUGARS.
IS Bhls Stuarts Refined y. c. and A. Crushed
SUGAR, beautiful article,
GO Bags Rio COFFEE, No. article,
20 Z" Laguira
25 Bbls. No. 4 MACkEREL,
25 Kits No. !
90 IIhds. W. /. MOLASSES,
200 Bbls. N. O. SYRUP,
90 Cuscs NEGRO SHOES, all sizcs,
25 Bbls. 8 Gibson's Eagle" WlllSKEY,
25 " On&ra's Old Rye
25 1" OK.
25 Z" Pixies Magnolia
IS /" N. L. RUM,
50 Coils Weaver's best ROPE,
BAGGlNG and TWlNE.
Also
NEGRO BLANKETS, KERSEYS, OSNABURGS,
And all kinds of Domestic Goods usually kept in
our line all Of which we will sell as cheap as this
market will afford; and we will pay as liberal prices
for Cotton and other Produce as any body else in
the market BEWLEY g. SMITH.
u,,,I,rrr Nov 2S 1T AZ
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Administrators SAFE

'DY Virtue of an Ordcrfrnm IL 7. Wright, Esq,
ID Ordinary for Edgefcld District, VIC will sell Ut
the late residence Of Mary Langley, decd, on
Friday the 2ad inst. all the Personal property IF
Josial, Langley, late Of Edgcie!d District, deed,
consisting Of 70 sffGT
Three Likely Negroes, Sa:'s1a
Household and Kitchen Furniture, being lie Pro-
perry whc'ein the said Mary langley had q life
Estate. - %
TERas.-All sums Of and under IS, cash. "A
sums above S. on credit of twelve months with in
terest from date. Purchasers 10 give notes will
sufficient surety. ~ ''e"
JAMES CFlEATIIAAI, q9,'
E. DEVORE. 3>'sa -:
j. Admrs with tlteswiE Eanncxed
Dec St ~ a'.ias's. Sr47f5
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TO all Persons Interested !

TT is impossible for the Merchant of limited n,eans
i to carry on business prof'taby or sat'siassofy y
unless more promptitude is observable among; hi,
customers in the settlement Of their accounts!
own interest has suffered from this neglect and
must settle my respective claims. With this view
earnestly ask all persons indebted to me torcenc
forward and cancel their obligations, (by cash il
they can, if not Mt least by note) and thereby save
me the time and trouble Of a personal application.
". P. BUTLER.
Edecfeld C. H.. Oct. 4. If 80
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SaddIery and Harness.

A FINE assortment to be found, and at low pri
N COS. at ROBINSON & JACkSON'S.
: Hamburg, Dec 4, If a
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r. WE g. HH # s n!


CIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ. D., the
y rminen, Medical Practitioner, has left Il valua.
bic legacy to the world i'll his
Great Preventative of Consumption,
UNFAlLING CURE FOR PULMONARY DISEASES,
WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINE-sir \. BART, in.
vented and advised the use Of the
Medicated Fur Chest Protector,
To all persons Of MI agcs aud conditions certain and
safe shield against those fearful discusses, Consumption Brnn
chit Asthma, Coughs Colds, and other affections Of the
Lungs which arise rom the exposed state Of the chest ac
cordng fashion, and to The continued changes Of our
climate.
"Thc Protector simply chemically prepared fur lined
with sk and padded. which. suspended from The neck
the chest, in 80 agreeable manner that once worn
Il becomes necessity and n comfort.
1.-The Protector" although hut recently introduced nio
America is making rapid progress through the United States
the Canadas South America and the West Indies u has
for long time been staple article in England and on The
continent Of Europe, while has grown in many countries
10 the position Of an article Of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of English reside nj
in your vicinity OF his knowledge Of the beneficial effects
wearing the Protector WITHOUT RECOURSE TO DocroRSG o
any kind The cost Of wearing these articles rhc
and one will years No who values the health
of himself his family will be without them. The Hosp
als in this country not alone recommending them, but
RAPIDLY introducing them. Iarcour, Bradley Il Co., Of
London and Manchester. England. original. entrusted
with the manufacture Of the Protectors by the lamctc DR.
nal instructions. and therefore recommend i who would
wear The Protectors" TO 10 their being genuine.
REMEMBER THIS Is A STABLE ARTICLE AND 80 PATEN7
MEDICINE.
RETAIL PRICES.
gents SIZE. $3.50 each.
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= -
office.
u Office.

Notice.
A TT, Persons indebted to the Estate Of Jeremiah
N Seiuler. or that Of Warren +. Winn, deo'd.,
are hereby notified to make prompt payment; and
those having claims against either Estate, will pre-
sent them forthwith for payment in due form.
WILLIAM SElGLER,
DAVID SElGLER,
Ex'ors of jeremiah Scigcr.
Nov 90 5m 46
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

THE GinAnp Estate. Tho phil,
deIphia Ledger says the annual rental NJ
Inc G'rard property, y,bolonging 10 the city
ana comprising lots, dwellings, stores.
warehouses;, wharves, bridges, etc., a.
mounts to &0s,542.
There are also in the hands of the
treasurer OF the Giram Fund, held BY the
mayor etc.. i" trust under The will OF
Stephen Girard, stocks and loans to the
amount OF 81 ,033,IlO.22 divided as fol-.
lows: ~
Trust fund for the improvement of Delaware
r.. TTt"no' S5l3,iSO 85
,r.. as. UNI 10 pnrchnse fuel, 0.2j2 02
Trdst fund for the rcsiduary, $50 27s 81
dolai, 81 ,033, lI6 %
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
WHINE HOUSE.
s. Z. Corner Third 81. and Broadway,
CINCINNATI
X. WHINE, Proprietor.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,

Nv ht tCIlES, y Il w Elm 4, &C
w The subscribers would miorm their hicn,'+
from the East with III" most complete sr'cctcl .ioc,
of Watches. Jcwclry. Silver Ware. aud Fancy Gnr,ls
ever broa.hi 10 the city. and would invc The public
I" examine their sioc' ciore y r'ha ing cls"w lrr"
GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES OF the besi
maker. con ismg OF Y. L. CoopcIs Dryicy and PIT
'e Levers; NJ. j. Tobias Co. in hcnv! gold ca-c !.
and every oihcr sly @ OF rha-i,e. fui'-rwr,,' Gol
Lee from $40 10 80 10 s,,ii customers. whole
s,l. retail, NJ prices thai cannot fi to suit.
GOLD GUARDS aud FO ; CHAINS. seals mud
Keys; Finger I,ing.-Dinuoil. Rally. Anyth.i. Gar
nc Emrrnid. Torn>, Pearl and /, = stone a.d Plain
EAR RINGS o. EVERY vARiErY.-fa kei Err
Rrgs. with or w III nj Set. iirarrl"i .--Cmlro. CO.
ra Storr and p'aii Brace c'~ s 20 Il So l'r.r :
l-,s Far Rings: and Brca-t pihs-I. nrl,d pud sr,
will Rihcs aud Pearl.
MUSI'N. BONES AID ACCORDONS; Pa ir
Mnche stands: Portfolio IN Jew ~ C;sN.; Eosn.
wood Dr. s'n! Cases; Work Bovr..
SILVER VAR: AID iLi,rrD GNO' S--Brii-
In a Ten and Co !e Snls: ), Forks Talic. De =
.e :. Tea. III Cr:a.n Spool; Silver C p; Sou
1a"c Cream SAT-. and Mns'ral 5 =. Nr.
o - Pens al P.:NEiI. CAS' S.-liia.1ori I
S &C aci"s wh G,'.s'. - sita sg,ils: Crrl Gas ;
S lver Pearl. Tortoise Velvet. and Wallet Ca....
4 sc.
FR :NcH poR ;:;LA.N CLOCKS; vac,s; snr-
veyo 7omrassrs. Trlrscorir Cancs.&c
i Asst PINS Il he ATi:s'r PATTERNS:
Gilt Belt Buches, will every oicrav'icie h Ia cy
WY.
IN above I ck WAS sccc'rd with great C ne IN the
Ia t'rn cities, and is offered n prices which ca-
not II IN hc,ng sn f<nc'ory 10 the pirc'asrr
Cio k and Wach,s careful Y repaired tv cyrc.
ricnccd workmen, urd warranted In irr!oun we'll.
PAl.MER OWEN.
1.Sj MuiIi-st.. bet. I'd u nd Ili,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
For SALE.

TIlE Subscriber, wishing 10 20 West, Is de.
i sirous TO dispose Of his real estate, in Rome
township, Lawrence county, OHIO, four miles
from Millersporti Containing THREE HUNDRED
AND TwENrY.oNE ACRES, nbout fifty acres under
good cultivation, and one hundred and fifty
acres under fence, aud an Orchard Of fifty trees
in bearing; two comfortable log houses, and
necessary Out buildings; is well watered with
numerous never failing springs; is in the cen
Ie ol school district, and school house cree .
ted on the premises; Indian Guyan Creek runs
through the farm, and affords on out let for the
timber. and the tract is well timbered; County
Cross Roads on the farm. II desired, the un.
dersgncd would sell in connection with the
farm, grain and stock.
For more particular description Of the prem
ises, lis fertility. location. &c. &C., reference
may be had 10 Lewis Anderson, James G.
Terry and S. McCown OF Lawrence county and
James II. Guthrie and Thomas Hough, of Gal.
liza county. Any information desired by letter,
address the subscriber living on the premises at
Mlleryport, Lawrence county, Ohio.
N. h. The up land nbounds in Iron Ore and
Stone Coal. G. W, KENNEDY.
October 3, 1851:
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CINCINNATI, lRONTON ASHLAND
& CATLETrSBBRGH PACKET,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Laurence Court of Prtbate.


Camillus Hall, Admir- of Joseph F. Wheeler
Melissa Wheeler, Widow James S. Whccle,
and Joseph +. Wheeler, Minor heirs of Joseph
+. Wheeler deceased. by their guardian Elisha
d. Greene, and CJmllus Hall MortgGgec,
Petition TO sell lands.
On the olst day Of November A. ID. 1851, at
the hour Of one o clock in the afternoon, aud
on the Premises in fJyeite township Lawrence
County Ohio, will be sold at public vendue 10
the highest bidder, clear Of Dover, the follow
ing real estate, ns the property of Joseph +.
Wheeler deceased and situate in said Town.
ship, County, and Safe aforesaid, to witt
The N. w. ar. Of the N. W. Qr., and the N. r.
Ir. of the N. w. Or. of Section 35, township 9,
range II, containing 81 5i..00 acres more or
less; the south half of the south east qi:arter Of
The south west quarter of section %, township
,, Range II; containing 81 81. 100 acres, more
or less: Except about two acres Off the westerly
side of said half quarter quarter section of 2i
9l-lUO acres;) also narrow strip Of land
towned by deceascd) of 22l-l0O acres more
or less, extending along the north side of the
SAID half quarter quarter section aud between
itand lands owned by Joseph Davidson, aud
being the same tract, the legal title to which,
was decided by Joseph Wheeler to the widow
and heirs Of Joseph +. Wheeler deceased on
the 25,h day ofJuy ID 1851; aud for n more
particular description thereof reference is had
10 said deed, recorded in the record OF deeds
ior said County, vol Is pages iI7-ils, and all
appraised together to the sum Of seven hundred
ana twenty five dollars.
TcrmS Of sale all cash in hand
And notice is hereby given 10 the said &c
PENDANTS that on the 18th day Of November A.
d. lo5l the said Petitioner will ask SAID court
to assign dover IN solidO TO Melissa Wheeler
The widow OF the sad eecedent Of the residue
Of said purchase money Of said sale after the
satisfaction Of the Mortgage lien of said CAmil-
lus Hall, and costs of Tins petition, the cour
nation Of sale, and the order Of Deeds to pur
chaser; &c. CAMlLLCS HALL, Adm r.
by hissolcitor, Ralph Leetc.
Oclr 81, 1854.
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DR.. MARCUS OF CINCINNATI
SURGEON G. OCULIST.

DEGS Leave TO inform the inhabitants o
Id this place and the surrounding country
that he intends to remain here short time.
He is prepared to perform all such opera.
tons on the Eye which may be entrusted to
him, DR. MARCUS has been particularly sue.
cessful in cases of
STRABisMUs, OR CROSS EYED,
which he cures without almost any pain. in I
to minutes also, in cases of Club Feet,
which he cures entirely, besides other oreanc
and structural deformities. Most respectable
references and certificates of numerous cures
performed by DR. Marcus, may be examined at
his rooms.
REMEDi ES for the different diseases of the
Eye, which have been given with great sue.
cess, can be obtained ut all times.
In all cases of Strabismus, complete restora.
ton to sight followed Immediately upon the
operation.
This is to certify that my wife for the last
two years has been almost entirely blind, with
innammatory sore eyes that meanwhile she
had the attendance Of five Of the best physi-
clans of the county, all of which seemed to re
suit injuriously TO the eye. About one month
since DR.. Marcus arrived in town, at which
time my wife was entirely blind, and had des-
paired of seeing her restored TO sight; but from
the relible proofs he presented from persons to
me well known, and from what had seen of
him myself, concluded to give him trial.
The result was, that he gave immediate and
substantial relief to her eyes, and that they
have been steadily improving ever since, and
are nearly well. The Doctor was to see her
only two or three times. being called upon by
me about the time of his return to Cincinnati,
where he resides. ! have no hesltancy in say
ing tn ot had she been under his immediate
treatment she would have been entirely well
ere this.
The DR.. Is now in town, where he will re-
main but short time, and would seriously
recommend all persons afflicted with sore eyes
Of any kind, or cross eyes, to call on him at
once. FLETCHER GOLDEN.
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WlNCHELL'S WATER COOLE.

iHe rcHsoI ~ ukuiu NJ uuhu WHcH Tue use
Of Ice becomes indsrcnsibe 10 the comfort and heah
Of every family. The undersigned has for sevcra
years past been engaged in the manufacture Of tho
above uamcd article. and has devoted much time aud
labor in perfecIing them Knowing their great utility
general use. They have become indispensable 10 every
housekeepcr. The act has been demonstrated beyond
mat ,hey WI preserve Ice longer Than any
purpose. The convenience Of always having ICE
WATER Iendy for drinking. is fully appreciated by
those who have used this article. The undersigned
has larger and better facilities for manufacturing Wal.
Ter Coolers. than any establishment IN the country,
aud is now prepared to supply them In any quantity
To Merchants add others buying 10 SELL liberal ds-
count Is made. They can he shipped any part ofihe
country with perfect safety. GEO. d. WlNCHEI.l,
Cor. Race and Columbia Sts. Cincinnati. q.
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Watches, Jewc!ry, etc.

1IST opened new and well selected stock
~ Of Watches, Jewelry, Spcc,acles and Fancy
Goods, &c. 2nd DOOR FROM THE lRoNToN llousE
~ KoDGERs' BLOCK.
Particular attention paid to repairing Watch
cs, Cocks. Jewelry. All work warranted.
+. BIADY.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

SERIOUS CmAnoE.-George Allison,
postmaster at Wooster, Ohio, under Mr..
FIlmore's administration, has been ar.
rested at the instance of his snreles, un
der the sub.treasury law, on the charge
Of not accounting for 5000 worth of pest.
ago stamps of which they allegs they
were held responsible.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Corner ot Sccdnd and O.irc Street, ab0re tie
Ralr0a,i.
| AVE just erected and put in operation an
L Il extensive establishment !prmanuIactmre ol
FLORING, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
| BLINDS, COFFiNS, &c.
| Their Machinery has been purchased in tie
East, is all new witt! the latest improvements
they ore pared 10 cut noudinss nevery style
known to TIE science of Architecture.
| They have on hand a large stock of the best
Michigan Clear STUFF Lumber. These desiring
| Jobs cf fine work Will not have inferior articles
| Of material palmed unto them for lear stuff
There are several experienced workmcn con
nected with and employed IN the establishment
who are familiar with every kind of work, and
can give style and finish TO their jobs urSur-
dassed by any workinen in the country. They
are prepared TO furnish or maze to order. on the
shortest notice anything in their line Of bus
hess. They are also ready TO do all kinds Of
work such as planning working .fooTng, facing,
and ripping tor-oliers, on the shortest notice,
and the most reasonable terms.
They will ship TO order any bills sent from a
distance; those engaged in building, will find
to their advantage to give tneir bills to this es-
ablisllmcnt
They are prepared to execute all kinds ef pat
tcrn work for Machinery, Castings &c.
Oct. Goth, 1851.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

UNCERTAIN P PossEssIoXs.-Five slaves
the property of Mr.. Huntlcy, Of Bourbon
county, Kentucky, made their escape
from bondage, on Saturday last. They
were traced TO the Ohio river, after which
all clue to them was lost. There were
two women in the pory.-Cincinnati
Commercial.
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mr. CguENNCc
The Meeting on the People.

TIIERE Is NOT IN THIS WIDE WORLD, . wardrobe
complete, minus shoes, fitting neatly and closely the
till Stitch from its resting pace ventures 10 stsri.
lis that Industry adds TO The scene her varied COZ
ors or fashions, ween. Tis not that son solder fs~
sile still. 'Ts the Low rRicEs we ask for our
stock that makes all the people rush In like Aockt
way TO save your odd dimes II true IN iimes pasl,
his not now the less true-you will get the bes bar
guns Of WILLIAMS DREW.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
Union Block Always Ahead.

TRE>T arrival of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
VI Carpet Bags Trunks, ValiseS, &C., C. "A
the PEorLE's CHEAP CASH SroRE, Corner Of
Laurence and Second Street, IRoNToN, Ono.
"As stoics say and poets sing"
Enough is enough Of any good thing
Altho ! grant the adage True,
wish to write a line or two.
Notwithstanding the extleme low stage of wat
ter and the many Bank failures Harper has nos
failed to receive his tremendous pi lie Of Bost
and Shoes of every variety for Men, Women,
Misses and Children from the finest Jenny Lind
Ties to the ponderous 6 lb. Brogan; including
Eastern aud Home Made Work of the Deatest
and most durable character, of which he res
pectinlly invites the citizens of lronton, and the
adjoining counties,.to an examination of his
stock and prices-bei ng determined not to be
undersold by Jew nor Gentle-don't forget the
place. s. W. HARPER.
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New Stove, Tin, and Sheet
Iron Establishment.

Jenkins Block, q few doors above DR. Morris
Drug Store.
- The subscriber respectfully nnnoun-
d IL ccs to the public that he has opened Il
.1&W STOVE, TIN AND SHEET IRON
.1-I shopin jenkins block, on second st.
L~ ElrOnton ., and has now on hand, and
is prepared 10 manufacture 10 order, all kinds
Of work in his line. lie las Oh hand large
stock OF stoves of different kinds, both for coal
and wood, consisting Of Cooking, Par!or, Egg,
Six Plate AMI School House Stoves.
Being practical timer, particular attention
will be given to Roofing, Spou,ng, and all 9TH
er jobbins done IN my line.
~ All work done by me warranted to give
satisfaction.
am also prepared to put up and warrant
Chilson's NeItiaing and House warming Fur.
naces which are giving general satisfaction
wherever introduced.
On hand large quantity Of Fruit Cans war
ranted tight J. G. McGUGlN,
lrcnt0n, Sept, 81, 1Sj4-n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
TO TILE PUBLIC.

The origiouai, only true and genuine Liver
Pills or. prepared by X. Z. Sellers, and have his
name in Lack irar upon the lid of each bor, and
his slgn!iure on the outside mrapp,r--ALL orii.
FRS Asg corNTERPEITs, or BASE INVITATIONS.
X. T.. SELLERS,& c., Proprietors,
And for sale by Moxley j. Baibar and F.S,
Wright " Co., lrcnlon, and by Druggist S
gcnerNlly throughout the State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
N. d T. Il BY Il Co.
No. 3, Erchdnge Block, Second 81, South side
lRONTON, OHIO.

7''"'" .'5tt"H'' 'JF'I NOUTN STNt
lRONTON, OHIO.
AVE jus. opened n large and well So lcctc
Ill stock OF Fail aud Winter Cloths, and Rca.
dy Made Clothing for men and boys consisting
Of eye ry variety and shade Of color
The, are connected d with an importing house
IN Bostcn, and have facilities for the purchase
ol goods equal 10 those ol any other House in
Southern Ohio.
lhey have connected with their store an cS-
tensive Tailoring Establishment supcrib,endcd
hy an experienced cutter. They vii ,ndeayor
togel up their articles in a style and finish equaI
10 anything of the kind that can BE- done by the
best workln.n in th.' Eastern cities
Also variety of carpet SACKS, FURNISHING
goods, and 'mbareilas.
Oct. II, 1851.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY DRES
ln GOODS Mrs WHEELER, at her est,

M ILLINEKl AND FANCY DRESS
lN GOODS Mrs WHEELER. at her esla
] shment, in the Bank Book, corner of Buck
horn AMI Second reefs, lronion, o.. has lust
received a large and general assortment of artl
cles in her line of misunderstanding partly
Of Pumes of all descriptions; Sitin Ribins;
Bonnet Ribins; Assorted Rbns; Florence Silk;
Glacc SILK; Salns of all colors; French Flow.
ors in great variety; Dress Caps; Trimmed
Honnets; Gimp Blnnets: Leghorn BJnnets;
Plush Flats; Velvets: All of which she offers
to the public at moderate prices, and invites
those in need of such articles TO give her a
call.
lronton, O.. Nov. Ia, 1s54.-tf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

/; should he universally known--for II Is strictly true
that indigestion IL The parent Of large proportion oi
the nla Diseases Dy.euicry. diarrlaa. cholera NOR
bus. liver complaint aud many other diseases Gunner
hus. liver complaspoci0rs weekly catalogue ofdca,hs,
Died in the city lnindgesion alone Think of tia, dys-
are generated by tcose Who sulee from disordcfcd
rcptcs! think OF il all willing To VI gaiied by advice,
sIomrl-' and If you are resort n, oce tdon delay Il
founded on experience. Bi,iers, prepared by DR..
day. 10 Hoo Hands Gcrnaal,craliye. curative aud
VI Jacksbn. wi!rh rs an umupproachrd. GENERA
vis0rani. stands alone al %, a t'.' go
depot l2O Arc! street. Ne have the diseases -,
and know tina, they excellent for
cGcd Above IN lIi,,b Lu o., Inm