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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-27

The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs letter dated
Holy Hill. Charleston District, the Goth inst,
says:
"Our crops very backward, but we have had
fine rains, and hope our and cotton will
commence growing"
From the interior of Louisiana, and from many
sections of Mississippi, and Arkansas, continue
to receive accounts of the damage done to the young
crops and fruit by recent fosts and hailstorms In
Mississippi, particularly, the cotton crop has suffered
severely, and the damage is greatly enhanced by the
fact that Gotten seed is very scarce Many
putting in corn in the place of the cotton de-
stroyed. In some sections, which were not visited
by frost the chilling weather introducing all kinds
of disease peculiar to the cotton plant
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-27

AFRICAN PRODUCTS. We saw yesterday some
African cotton, and specimen of camwood, sent
from Liberia, by George Lloyd colored man (well
known among cotton merchants as cotton
sampler,) to David, servant of Mr.. O'Driscol of
this city.
The cotton of native growth, and taken from
atree between rs and 100 feet high. 1t has most
brilliant, silky appearance, far exceeding the finest
American is of delicate lawn color feels to the
touch precisely like silk and has the same peculiar
odor with ordinary cotton. Unfortunately it has
capable, with proper machinery of being converted
into CLOTH and if So the fabric would be dangerous
rival to silk The seed is very small, dark colored,
and unlike the American Seed is smooth and free of
lint The specimen of camwood sent is quite hand
some one. The wood is very heavy, close grained,
and of rich, red color Camwood as our readers
are doubtless aware, is much used in dyeing. The
tree is a native of Sierra Leone. We should think
the wood well adapted also for ornamental furniture,
unless the color be considered too brilliant.
Savannah Republican.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-27

No certain theory is formed the cause of earth
quakes; but the most general and rational ascribe
them to steam and the force of gases formed by wa
ter and metallic oxydes. So
Fourteen earthquakes, in different parts of the
globe, recorded in $685. and perhaps this is an
average number. -
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Offers Sr sale q eay EszsR Bg5d5it
County of New Hanover fer ONE TH0U NJ years
each in one two three four ana st payable
annually on the first day of January in each ane de-
No safer investment be made Early aPPPinlITRT
=. ~sss Chairman Building ComII.w
5yVilu,if, oton April 3d. i $685. sSssrs -
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cIorH1Ne ANp clogIIINe aIATERIALs.
NAVY DEPARTMEN.

9 5. g NAVY DEFAR1sdEN, 8
SEPARATE PROPOSE Is. sealed and endorsed Pro-
posals for Navy Clothing and Clothing MatsIials VII VII
May furnishing and delivering Con receiving thirty
days notice. at each either Of the az
Virginia such quantities of all Of the
named articles of clothing and clothing as
may ordered by the Chief this Bureau by the COM
of said lavyyard respectively, during the fiscal
year commencing the 1s day of July next and ending
on the 3oth day of June, 1885, viz. =
blue nilacloth dyed the wool 1000
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LHloMRs. MoNUMENTs. HEADsTONEs,. &c:

TEVOMBS, MONUMENTS, HEADSTONEs,J bss
u THE SUBSCRIBER having been North ana P g IN
ed large of italian and American Marg pns
Aonuments zon6s, and Head-stones and Hearth cis
Stones Slabs for Soda Fouts Bakers Slabs and Nos4 pI;h
GIiadstones solicts the patronage of the citizens OF ri
and the surrounding country He invites the drof
call and see his monuments tomb and headstones To-
The subscriber has been in business in this Paee,
years. and you refer any of the citizens OF
His Marble Yard is minutes walk from the stare l
at tho SOUTHEAST Corner of the Graveyard. dbss
The Subscriber has examined the Northern prices bs
no hesitation in saying he can do work reasUp
terms any. WILLIAM STRoNAo
Raleigh, Sept g. 1852
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III ARDWARE IMPORTATION,I 80 + {; For.
IL BRYAN, Importers and Wholesale Dealers syca
egn and American HARDwARE GUTLERY GUYS Gr oOur
direct importation England and from the ne Hard.
factories in the United States Spring Stock
ware Cutlery, and Gums embracing every If business
Our goods have been purchased one best rSe Of
and selected with particular aftentont the trau
gina and North Carolina We have larger anu 70 hs
Commanding stock of goods than ever yet oer and
trade and feel that sell as oM in the
fer as great inducements any other Jobbng md deal
country We respectfully solicit from merenan'S az
ers generally examination of our stock ppyAN
Sign the Paddock, PetersDeat.s, em
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thing and small stores for the use of the navy
Resolod By the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
bids for supplies Of provisions clothing and small Stores
for the use OF the navy may be rejected at the option of
ufacuer of regular dealer in article proposed
furnished Nv which fact the must be distinctly
have failed comply with the conditions of
tracts they have previously entered into with the Unit
ed that more than bid be offered for the supply
article account of any party, either in his
name or IN the of his partner clerk other
person the whole of such bids shall be rejected OPP
shall be received as sureties for each other and that
whenever it be deemed Necessary for the interest Of
States vessels procure particular brands of flour which
are known to keep best distant stations the Bureau of
rotary of the Navy, be- and hereby authorized to pro-
cure the on the best terms, in market overt
Approved 27th March, 1854 -
ApriI o. 0oO---yv1y1
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popular, and of such moral and re',slouIs re- toI
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engage in their circulation, they viii confer
a public benefit, and receive fair eon.peH'a-
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n.y. To men of enterprise and tact, this
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.ne- Persons wishing to engage in their
sale, will receive promptly by mail a III, I'm
lcular containing full particulars, WIN
"Direc,ious to persons disposed TO &C. as !,
Agents, y tog ether with the terms on which
thew will be furnished, by addressing the
subscriber, postpaid.
| ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
1871 William StreetT New York.
nApIN PRESS, and ready for Agents BY
]tbe rs Ist Of October, 1854, "sears' illustrated
description Of the Russian Empire" fo
further par,ic lars address as above.
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AMERICAN
CO MPAM v

The Proprietors of the above Company
have facilities enabling them to
Forward Money, Parcels, Packages, Goods
AND ALSO TO
Collect Notes, Drafts and Accounts,
In ali the principal cities and towns in the
United States, Cansdas, California and Eu-
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Order goods marked, "By the America"
Express Co. go
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LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO., l57 Main
street, Buffalo, N. y,
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NOTICE

rs hereb, given that the undersigned was
Il this day appointed and qualified,.by the
Probate Court Of Putnam county, as Admin
istrator, with the Will annexed, OF The Es;
tate OF Wheeler Kitchen, late OF Putnam
county, Ohio, deceased.
SAMUEL KITCHEN
November Ia, 1854. 3o9
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JOHN MONROE,
Auditor Of Putnam County, Ohio.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that at the
next December session Of the Commits
sioners of Puinrm County petition will
he presented for the construction Of q
county road, commencing at the county
road east Of Hog Creek and running eus,
OH the Sc ec,ion line between section 9 aHd
section 81 known as the origional town
ship line between Sugarcrees aud Union
iownshlp-lhence on said line TO section
36-,hence 40 rods along the line ofNa.
,huniel Magdon's, there angle across his
farm within 30 rods OF the north east
conner of the said farm there 10 interaeet
the Johnson road leading TO Columbus
Grove. ]. L. KETCHAM.
John Lease, Administrator Probate Court,
of Andrew Lease, deceased Putnam county.
Phebo Lease, W. B. Lease Petition g Sell
and others. Ha@5t1 Land.-a
TFHo w. B. Lease and Mary G. Grindlo,--
n you are hereby notified, that on the 9th
day Of November, A. D., 1854, said Admin-
is:rator filed his petition in the, Court OF Pre-
bate, of Putnam county, Ohio, the iobJecI
uHu prayer WulCu PShitieh~As|s ~Ssssss" S's
order OF said Court.for the assignment Of
Dover Of Phebo Lease, ,he widow Of said
Andrew Lease, deceased; and for the. Aale
of the following Real Estate, Of which the
said Andrew Leose died seized, or SO much
thereof as is necessary to pay the; debis Of
snid decedent, viz:--The south west quarter
OF the south ives: quarter, and the north half
OF the south west quarter Of section IS, fown
one south range seven cast,in Putnam copn-
| ty, Ohio, containing oneshundrsd ndftwensy
acres Of land, more OF iesss
Said petition will be for hearing on the
23d day Of December, A. D., 1854.
A.BUDD, Atty for petitioner.
Kalda, Ohio. November "a, 1854. 70Sdw
| JOHN FREYBURGER'S ESTATE
AToTICE is hereby given, that the subsc ribcf'hnS
IN been uppointed and qualified as Admiris-
on the estate OF John Ffeyhurger late OF Put
| nam county deceased.
Detcd at 'KaIila Ohio this sth day Of NoXs Ie54
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PROBATE JUDeE's OFFICE \

NIOTICE is hereby given, that Adeline
fIN Dunbar, Exeeutrix Of the estate Of Will
liam Dunbar deceased, has filed his acsounts
for Anal settlement and that tho same will
lie for examinuti on on Thursday the 9th day
orDece mber, A, D. 1854.
JOHN DIXON, ProbateJdge
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AUDITORS OFFICE, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO, I

AUDIT NTY,O1VO7
iaanG dCvnyd
hi have
sdon@ MOI
nun Of
Soda
@4"n" JOHN MONROE,
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1853. d. COLUMBIA, 1858
FORWARDlNG
MERCHANT.
AND DEALER IN .PRODUCE.
WAREHOUSE FRONTING both CANALS,
JUNCTION--OHI0.

REFERENCES.
BRowNLsE Il PENDLEroN, Toledo, Ohio.
MocusE 3 Wootsos' Delphos,
LAwroN, BARNETT 4 Co., Piqua, :,
S. J. HENsLEY, Troy,
JotIgs ! EesIl.1ss ny1s; Cincinnati, /"
JoHN TUTTLE, Defiance,
@. w, OvERMEYER, Spencer =,
BLISS &. KELSEY, ST. Marys,
FARRINGToN g. RUfrLE,
CHAMBERS g. HABRIs, Dayton,
CoMpARRET g. HuBBEL, Fl. Wayne, Ia
HI. HANNA, Wabashtown,
ROGERS & REYNOLDS, Lafayette,
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CYTHES and Sythe Sneatbs, Rakes
y Forks, Hoes, &C., &C., for sale
AT MoNRoE's STORE. Z
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
) Millinery.
Mi llinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. CAROLINE WHITE.

'GTAVlNG received from CT innati, o large,
y i and well selected, assortment of Millinery
and Fancy Dress Goods; desires 10 say to the
Ladies Of lronton and viciuity that they are
now ready for inspection.
Her assortment, which is large and varied,
consists in part of the following Goods, viz:
Six aud Straw Bonncts, Glaze Silk, Steel
Silk, Black Silk, Gro De Rhine, Florenc c
Braid Banners, Satin Straw Bonnets Pearl,
Soft and Cold Straw do Lawn, Plush, Silk Vel
vet and Velvet Rib ons, Galoon Trimming Wors
ted, do. Elastia, do; Fringe. Lace, Linen, Cor
sets, Silk Gloves, Kid. do.
WoOlen Mlts for Clildren, Ladies' under
sleeves, Bobbinet, Crown Lining. B lck Frames
Jaconet Collars, Chemlsettes, Habits, Ladies'
Caps in great variety, Taflrta Rlbin Hat feath.
ers, Roses and Rose bud S, White and CO!vrci
Wrcalhs, Rigiolets, &c.
Rooms in the Bank block, I'd door below the
Bank. Thankful for past patronage, she re-
specially desires continuance OF the same
Call and see her stock before concluding pur
chascs elsewhere. assn
October "a, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
Local Advertise ments.
Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.
Lawrence County
Probate Court.

John II Francis. Admir- OF the cs.
tate OF William iIa!mun, decd
,.,. ,,,,,,s ,,;,o,,. .,ox. Lawrence County
an,ler iIaymai. aud the two known '' ~"
heirs Of tic said Wam llayman,
decd.
On the eth day OF December next. nj one O'Clock in
the iternoon. the premises, will be sold TO the hight
es, bidder the following real estate the property Of
the said William ilayinan. decd situate in sail county
OF Lawrence, and State OF Ohio to.wi: Par, OF the
south west quarter OF the northwest quarter Of sccion
number 20, township number 2, range number IL, com
mencing a, the sou,hca corner Of said 10, ming
due west sixty-iour rods thence due norh twenty
rods; thence due cast sixty -four rods ikcn,c due
south twenty rods 10 the place Of beginning contain
ing eight acres less. Subject 10 the dover
OF the widow. Appraised at SO. Terms of sale :
One third in hand onchird in three months and the
sdue in six months, with from the day of
sale secured by mortgage or good personal security.
The said defendants are hereby notified that on the
Both day Of Dcccn,ber is5i. application will be made
10 said Court, by the Undersigned administator
aiorc said for the continuation The sale OF sad real
| estate, &c. JOtiN H. FRANCIS,
Al,u'r OF william iiayman deed.
Nov. 2sh, lsji BY T. NIdI, his Attorney.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.
MRS, Nls yyuEIEn,E'R

MRS Ms WEE!GLER,
Fist door below the Vernon House lRONTON
HAVING Just arrived from Cincinnati will,
Ill fine stock of Bonnets, Trimmings, &c. q
of the most spprJvcd and fashionable styles
tenders her services TO all who may desire any
thing in the Millinery line. Having served
full apprenticeship with one Of the best NJ iii
ners in the State, AMI having made arrange
ments by which she will receive the latest styles.
from New York and Cincinnati, from time to
time as the wants of her customers may de-
maad. She feels confident of an ability 10 give
full satisfaction to all that my favor with theil
custom.
. Straw Bonnets Neatly Retrimmod.
March O1 1874
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& SHOES

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
subscriber wishes to inform his custo.
II mcrs and the public generally, that he has
received an assortment of
LADIES GENTLEKEN's AND GHILDREN's
BO OOTS AND SHOES,
Consisting of
Mems French Morocco Boots;
Three Quarter Boots;
. Jenny Lind Double Sole Shoes;
Jenny Lind Slippers;
Ladies' Fancy Boots, Misses do;
Children'S Shoes-al sorts and sizes;
Mems congress Boots, warranted;
Boys Boots and Shoes, at reduced prces;
All which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices Tor cash.
He has soreceived choice lot of
2 Hill A u + L P HAN NCH
CALFSKlNS,
Which he will make up to order, on short no.
tlce, in style not to be excelled in Ironton or
elsewhere for neatness and durability. VII
persons in waut of any articles in his line are
respectfully evitsd to tall ard examine his
stock befoae going elsewhere.
RICHARD O. EVANS.
lronton, June IA, 1853.
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N. DERBY 4 Co.
No. 5. Escsage Block, .,Seeoni 81. Ssa.h all
lROMTON, OHIO.

No. D, Efca1age Block, .Secon1 ST SaatA si1
lRONTON, OHIO.
TIA f lust cp,n.l lars, an W eli 50 lses
III stock of Fall and Winter Cloths, and Rea.
dy Made Clothing for men and boys consistinS {
of every variety and shade Of color.
Ihey ate connected with all Importing house
ia Boston. and have facilities for the purchase
Of goods equal to those Of any other House in
Southern Ohio.
They have connected with their store an e.
tensive Tailoring Establishment superihiend,
by an experienced cutter. They will endeav
to get up their articles in style and finish eQu
best workmen in tn Eastern cities.
Also variety of carpet sacks, farnishi
goods, and Umbarelas.
Oct. II, 1851.
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Office TO SUPERV ISOR S
IN In giving certificates to persons who
have worked out their road tax, you must cer-
tify that such labor was performed between the
first day of April and the first day of October,
1854, stating the amount, number of their road
district. and name Of the township where such
labor was performed. As the law of April 7th,
1854, requires this, no other will be received at
this Office in lieu Of money.
J. HAMBLETON,
Treasurer Lawrence Co.
Nov. l8, 1S54-3t.
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Sale Of Delinquent Lands for Taxes.

AMES TERRY County State Of Ohio here
b certify The following 10 be Town Lots
W which Delinquent tho Treasure, Of said county for tho
which for said added the
ally prescribed by Law together with tho simple taxes for the
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LADIES' SHOE STORE.
MRS, JANE GREEN.

HAS OPENED New LADIES SnoE
IL Store, on the Corner Of Third and Olive streets,
in the room formerly occupied by Dr. Bling. as az
office. She has a very large assortment OF the hes
article ofl.adcs Misses, and childrens Shoes, Hose
&C., ever offered 10 this community.
Ladies will find j, to their advantage to give her
cali before going elsewhere.
Irouton, June l5, 1851,
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

Joseph Phillips Admir- ofihc estate
OF William Fcrrell, decd
Nancy Fcrrc, widow;
Christopher Fcrrclli
Albert fcrrcll Lawrence County
Eliza Ferrcll; Probuic Court.
Mary Fcrrc!l;
Eli fcrcll;
Penelope Jane FerrcI;
James Fcrrell;
Peter Ferre
On the 21th day OF December Il: AT O'Clock IL
te ate the pr :mscs will be sold TO the high
bidder the following real estate the properly on
the said William Ferre dec situate in said county
of Lawrence, and State Of Ohio to-wi: The west half
OF The northwest quarter OF section number twenny
four township number four; range number eighiec-:f
containing eighty acres, more or less Subject to the
dover of the widow. - Appraised ut $780, Terms Of
sale: Cne-third cash in hand; third in six months;
and the sidue in twelve MONTHS with interest," secured
BY mortgage, the premises.
The said defendants hereby notified that on the
ID day OF January. 1855 application will be made I.o
said Court by the umcrsgned administrator. aiurcl
said. for The confirmation oi the sale OF the SAID
estate &c. JOSEPH PHILLIPS,
Admir- Of William Ferrcil, decd
Nov 2sth, 1851 BY F. Mon, his Atty
Further notice is hereby given tha, the Undersigned
widow OF the said William Ferrell, deed, will at the
time and place Of the above sale, dispose Of her dover
estate in SAID premises TO the purchaser thereof
ir terms, ii desired. NANCY FERRLl.L.
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The Meeting Of the PeoDIe.

T'HERE Is NOT IN THIS WIDE WORLD, n wardrobe
complete, minus shoes, fitting neatly and closely tho
l stitch from its resting place ventures to starr
It's not that Industry adds 10 the her varied COL
ors, or fashions, ween. Tis moi that soft solder lsws
here like r. Oh, mott Is something more exqu.
site still. rris the VERY PRICES ask for our
stock, that makes ali the people rush in like flock;
10 purchase OF US, wet Tell you bemes is the very best
way TO save your odd dimes. Ii true in times pas,
us not now the less trueyou will get the hes, bar
gains of WILLIAMS d DREW
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YIGO obs.
N. A 2,G AN


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fancy and Dry Goods.
No. 1. Rsdger' Block. Corner .f Railroad ssd
Second Street. IRONTON, OHIO.
TTAS just opened, and is aow receiving from
Cinninnati and the EssterN cities the lar.
gest aud most complete assortniento of Plain
and Fancy Dry Goods. selected by himself with
the greatest care, as to style and quality. His
embraces Ill OF the late and improved styles OF
English, French and American Dry Goods.
His stock OF Ladies Ware consists in part of
100 pieces Of Cashmcrs Of every variety and
color.
90 Z" Figured and check bingham.
Is" French and English cilico Prints,
l0) American
so Alapacha, assorted colors,
76 Poplin Plain and Fancy colors,
26 Plain black Silk,
rs z" Fancy colors,
10 Plain black, white and fancy col.
bred Satin.
B0NNETS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
8 doz. Latest style of Black, White and Fan.
10y Silk ahd Satin Bonnets.
A large and fashionable assortment Of Rib.
bons and Bonnet trimmings
is doz. Black and Fancy Silk Wells,
10 Baruze Wells,
10 Chimzeltes latest French and Eng
aish styles.
10 Plain and Fancy Undersleevcs.
Also VARIETY OF elegant and beautiful Col.
ars,
Ladies Plain and Fancy Pocket Handkcr-
Chiefs,
Silk and Linen Edgngs,
Plain Silk and Fancy Capes and Mantlles,
Swiss Dmty Bands and Tbbets.
~ Pieces Fancy and plain Velvet.
10 French DeBiegc,
26 Moslin Delaines, all colors,
l0o Fancy Dela!nes every figure and
shade Of color.
10 Coberg Fancy Dry Goods,
~ Swiss, Plain, Dotted and Figured,
~ Cross Barred and Plain Jackonetts.
Also general assortment of Broadcloth, Cas-
imeres Caslnets, Buttons, Sewing Silk and
Trimmings, and Linen Lace.
Call and examine my goods-no charge 70,
exhibiting them
And let it be fully known and declared among
the people, that will not be undersold by any
house in Southern Ohio. NJ. ALCAN.
Oct. Goth, 1854.
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MO "HOAX,"-THAr AS Coon
\ DAGURREOTfPESca be taken in Iron,on, as
elsewhere, is becoming generally known-le, til osc
who doubt call 1.-THE Skygt Rooms in the third story
oil ltodyers' Block, corner 0Railroud and Second Ss
h,ralce on Railroad Strce,-nsidc stairway. AS com.
plee an assortment plain aud fancy cases kept con
santy on hand be found in any of the cities
Also, Gold Lockcis. COLE 4 CHAMBLIN. ji-5w
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C I o i u { n I 4 \
READY MA IDl clDTMuNr 5
CHEAHER THAN EyER!!l
n. WISE & BR0TH1A,

n. WISE h 1ROTH3H,
Having REMOVED Their Establisinsnt
,;sSS coINER r OF Of 'FRONT.' AND LAWRENCE sT
Second door above G Ar's bakery iFOnton,
just reptenishing N,ek stock with Tie best
sorlment OF Ciotl,ing ever offered fos sale y
lroplon. Havtf received very liberal ~ "A
fonagc from the public, we are enabled 2 s'$S
cheaper than ever before, and wiItil ny,
selves. in giving good sarsains in Clothing,
Coats, Vests Pants
Overcoats. Cloaks Silk Hsts
Glazed Caps h ,ots and S',ocs Fur d.
Plush do Carpet Sacks. Wool IN
Ladies Goods, ShawIs, Pine D,nneu.
Ladies Shoes Iewelry Hsu,lkerchisfs
Fine Shirts, CndersEiris 1)rawerss
Buskin Gloves Fine Kid Gloves TfunkS.
India Rubber aud Oil cloth Caps, Pants, Leg.
horn Boots &c. &c. Is
Our goods are ofour own nanufaetuIe, Hou
the best Of material. Having the Advantage"
resident partner in Cincinnati. and also Of =
large business al Parkersburg. Va, wewfli 10
enabled 10 keep up an ASSORTMENT upon the
most economical plan, and wthsell 10 those
who may favor US with their custom,
Persons wishing 10 Retail. in the country,
will find it to their advantage To purchase here
IN preference 10 incnrrng the expense Of >
trip to Cincinnati, or elsewhere. -
Give US call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; VIC ATE always
pleased to shom our goods, belieyinsif yo1
learn prices you will be sure to buy. -
H. WISE & BROTHER.
Ironton, February 2Sth, 1851,