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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27
LIVER CorPtXINT.

tcI GESlAp J6un0icc, CnrOrIc or
xxNswoo. J.. Debility, Di.sa.s Of Tho Kidneys and
nsi; such ns consiipaiion, Inward Piles Fulness OF
Hlood To- lhe Head, Acidhy ofof Tho Stomach, Nausea
esr.orn disgust Tor Food Faliness or weight IN the
r., Of hc s'omnch, swimming OF iie hrod hurried aud
ulhcnlt breahihT NJ the heart choking or suocafing
Sos or MeS. Ms ssn,. ~ lying nS''sre dnness e vision
,nc sidc' bnck, chest limbs, &c sudden Huses Of heat
burning " The flesh, constant Imagining Of evil aud
w pr. llooFIANDS CeleIrn,ed GERMAN BfT.
,I.s pnu,ny ppisparsd Gy Dr. c. NJ Jackson No 40 Arch
Their power over the above diseases Is moi cxcrlled
! squ"lci, ny my other preparation In the United
states, ms me cnres attest IN many cuses after skiu
nys,flnns had inec. These Biers are worthy the
n'icntion oi invalinds Possessing grcut virtues ~
lhe reclidcn'on of Diseases Of the Liver aid Iesser
g.nl. exercising the most hing power in weak.
",' n' nhse'ons OF te digestive organs,' they arc
READ AND BE CONvINcEp
y. ~ PERKINS, Marietta Ohio Feb.s! is5i, said
used them. A OF Liver complaint OF long sinnd.
ng which lind resisted the skill of several Physcians
wa' r,'Iny n xr cured y me use Of i've hS,''s."
Ihc German !iticrs you sent me los, have not yet
come TO hanc have been ont Of the article Tor soic
time, 10 The great derimenl Of invalids. l, Is nncd-
cne much thought vi and sought niicr in this coinmu
niiy."
., NJ, iirIenrssox, NJ. y. Bcdfos,, G.. Angus, 90,
nrc all gonc--I ihink !, Is good msdic,nc, and am
Recommending re- il to my patients and friends (which
do Tor no other patent mcdicinc) You will please for
ward large supply"
8. FRgNcn Wooster, O.. 1889, said: Il have used
some three or four bocs Of lioofands Gcimnn bitter.
for Dyspepsia, and have derived great benefit from,
their c believe them 10 be good or nll Diseases for
which they ure recommended"
w. NJ: ORR Woosrr, o. said: "You asked me
my opinion of the Germnm Differs. have used them
Tor ID, spcpsin and Indigestion, und take pleasure in
stating THAI think they the very best roinedy ex-
tnhl for the nbovc coinpnints-they decidedly in
dvace Of nll the proprietary mcdilce of the day"
'.'Mr Orr II "a distinguishes lawyer OF Wooster.
r,c Biiters are entirely vegetable. They never
pry sirulc the system, but invigoraic il.
sold by Moxley 4 Barber, Iromtoi; J. Haskell Jr.
Davsson, Marion, and by dealers in medicine every.
yhere
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27
xyylNCHELL's WATER CooLE.

w The SEASON i ngnim al hand When The
OF Ice becomes Indispensable 10 the comfort and hca,
of every Inmly. The und. rsgned ha, for several
years pnsi hccm engaged in the manufacture Of The
above named article. and has dcvotcd much time and
labor in pcrlcclng ,hen Knowing their great utility.
economy and convenience. must bring them into very
general use. They have bee indispensable TO every
housckecrcr The fact has been demonstrated beyond
question ha, they will preserve lee longer than amy
of the devices which have bccn brought oui for that
purpose. The convenience OF always having ICE
WATER lrafy for drinking, is fully. appreciated by
those who have used this article. The undersigned
has larger aud better facilities for manufacturing Wat
cr Coolers, than any establishment in tie county
nu il prepared 10 supply them in amy quantity
10 Merchants add others buying 10 SELL liberal dis
count is inade They can le shipped to any part ofihe
country with perfect sate,y. Gi:O. u. WlNCilElI.,
Cor Race and Columbia Sts., Cincinnati, o.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
"QClCK SALES AND SMALL PROFlTS.'
A nimb!e sixpence is bet er than slow shilling!
S1LVERMAN, ALCAN & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY COODS

No /, Rodgers Block, Corner of Second and
Railroad Streets IRONTON, Ohio.
HAVING just opened the fullest and most com.
pee assortment of Plain and fancy Dry Goods
ever offered to the citizens of Iron and vicinity.
and the Cheapest stock, as well as the best Sc.
lected, we are fully prepared to give the po-
liteSt attention to all friends and customers
who may favor our stock with an examination
We ere confident that discerning public will
ever confer upon us the liberal share of their
patronage which We shall endeavor to merit
both in the extra quality of the goods we offer
and the EXTREMELY Low PRICES at which
we shall sell them to good customers. Dealing
upon the principle of ''Small Profits and Quick
Sales we shall ever exact prompt payment
Our stock is entirely too large to be men
toned in detail, but the public may rest assured
everybody's ,ants in the Dry Goods line car
be fully satisfied at our establishment.
Let it be fully understood that we shall not
be undersold for the ready pay.
Call and examine-no charge for exhibiting
our goods, and we have the plcasantsst store in
lronton. SlLVERMAN ALCAN ~ IN
March 1s, 1854.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BI.ooD-NoT
A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T,

A " INEAJTJRJ pEMENV t..
~ ~ DAH W. h III VI
l. AScroiula, King Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Gu
nneonS ErupiIons, Pimples or Posnles on the Face,
b' net nos, Chrohlc Sole Eyes, King Worm or Tct-
rr Senh READ Enarscmchtnnd Pam OF The bones and
joints; Stneoorn ulcers. syphic Disorders, l.inbn.
60 Sni Cohy innis ANA all Diseases arising from an
uiicons use OF Mercury, lmprndencc IN Life or I'M
purty oi ihe Blood THIS valuable Medicine, which
mas nemou eec.raeu tor me nnlnbcro rs cxraort-
arp cures has Induced the propretors a the urgent
10 oiier io The public which they
20 WIN he i'os' coincidence III iis virtues mud won
"rriui cnrauvc Pioper0es Ihc following cerifcnies
sceced irolh large NUMBER. are however, stronger
'csniouy 'h ne me re- wordoi The pfoprieors: and are
nl r" gentlemen wei known ~ Their localities, and Of
ie higesi respcs!nhity, many oi tlci residing In ic
cry o. ticnmonc va.
l.. bof Dian Esq OF The ixclinnge Hotel. Richmond
known KNOW eSery wnere' says lie has seen the Medicine
cn'icn Nhfcrs spanish MXhre administered ~ over
y ihndrrd cascs' ~ nearly all The discusses for which il
Is WIN The most as'on:bngly good re-
suns, e says " Is 9'e most extraordinary medicine
nc nus c'cr scSn.
=, ALE AND fEvEnI6REAT CrEE-I hereby certify
hai ihree years hnd Aguc md Fever OF the mos,
vIoich' ueI:'npucn. hau several fhyscinns, took
hrgc luaht,cs OF Vuinine' Mercury, ana believe ull
c ONES auVcrseu Dut without any permanent re-
ial. Ais,i ired Carriers Spanish Mixture, two bot
YES OF wrh ceclualy cured and an happy TO say
nave Ind 'i'hcr Cms or Fever SINCE ] consider it
The best Tome in the world, and the only medicine that
evsrrenchcbmy case. }. IONGDON, Beaver Dnm.
q. LICK, :Sg now il the ely ofRichmonl, and
for many pears in the Post Oce has such in
the efficacy of Carriers Spanish Mixture, that he has
ponsh'Mnwaras otoObocs' which he has given AWAY
% . ,' Ma ,M.h sy NJ nus never Ahowh NO
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IXIELL DlGGlNG-The subscribe

NTELL DIGGlNG-The subscribe
w informs the citizens of Ironton
and vicinity, that he his ready to sink wells in
the best possible manner, and will devote his
entire energies to the business during the pre-.
sent season. He desires most earnestly that
those who wish to employ him may give him
sufficient notice, that he. may make suitable
preparations. He places five feet of hewn stone
at the bottom Of the well and lays up the re-
mainder Of the wall with hard wedge brick,
without curbs. Pumps all complete furnished
Ratcliff, Wheeling. Va, freight on same in all
cases paid by purchasers, terms cash. Refer
ence. my work done in lronton last year.
Address through the Post Office, lronton
Lawrence Co., Ohio ALEX. GRAHAM.
May 18TH 1854.
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Wholesale Grocery Store.

WYE have on hand, and are receiving a
w large and vol selected stock of Gro
ceries, which we have purchased for cash, and
are prepared TO sell at wholesale or retail, at as
o,d bargains as can be had at Portsmouth or
Cincinnatt.
To Furnace men and Country Dealers we are
prepared to Duplicate Portsmouth or Cincin.
natl Bills, freight added, in every variety of
Groceries suitable for the trade. Call and see
for yourselves. DEMPSEY, PAUL. & co.
lronton. Jan. |, 1854.
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MILLINERY, AND FANCY GOODS
MRS III, WTlE.hI.-EE;rrR.

IMRS* Mx WLIEELLEISa
First door below the Vernon House. lRONTON,
Having just arrived from Cincinnati with a
fine stock Of lIonnets, Trimmings, &c., of the
most approved aud fashionable styles, tenders
her servicesto all who may desire anything in
the Millinery line. Having served full ap-
premiership with one Of the best Mlliners in
the State, and having made arrangements by
which she VIII receive the latest STILES from
New York and Cincinnati, from time to time, as
the wants Of her customers may demand She
feels confident Of an ability to give full satslac
ton to all that may favor with their custom.
Straw Bcnnets Eeat,y Retrimmed.
march 81 1851,
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m U z 2 ii z g i e A z z,
Third Street, Ironton Ohio,

A RE In the field, with tremendous
IA stock OF GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, con-
sisllng III pnTins follows:
Is B5ls n. o. Molasscs, 10 boxes excellent tobacco
10 huff bbis do ~ kegs Nails OF all sizes,
1 bLs 5. II. do 30 gross oi Matches,
10 sacks prime Rio Coffee. 80 pair Country Socks,
5000 lbs smoked Meats OF 500 la OF Loaf Sugar
ali kinds, - boxes excellent Cheese.
100 lils of Potatoes, Rasons. Figs, Rice,
50 do Lime. Crackers, Buchcis,
10 do White Beams, WashbOaIds. Hedcords,
4h0 lbs of Tea of nil kinds Clnthr lines, Suicratus
10 dozen Fancy Brooms, Baking und Washing soda,
10 bbls Dried Fruit. Mackerel licrrings.
40 kegs Blasting Powder Cod Fish Iaile salt,
,O do Eile do Starch, Indigo Vinegar
40 boxes Soap and Candles Corn Meal and iOl articles
10 600 assorted Cigars, too numerous 10 mcnlion.
The above Goods urc OF the best quality, nid are
warranted to give entire satisfaction culi round
everybody, will s.I cheaper cash tan cverbc.
fore ,old in lIonoi. Our no,to is, Quick sales und
Small ProiIs.n MURPHY x LEARY.
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70A0 Gallons Stone Ware;
lVNvV 10 boxes Cheese for cutting;
100 rcams wrapping paper.
30 kegs rne and blasting powder;
10barrels Sugar:
10 do Cider Vinegar;
10 do NO Molasses;
% do Potatoes on commission for sale
low by the barrel. lot or parcel.
A No. one article Of Clifton Batting,
Blckwheat Flour, C)rn Meal, Bitter, Eggs
Corn Brooms, Common and Fancy, on hand ant
for sale by RIM & Co.
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AN IMITATION.

no! oil We people, ye that want bread, We
that would feed your hungry cattle, come up to
the 1RONTON MILLS, come buy Flour for
yourselves, your wives and your little ones; buy
Bran and Shorts for your cattle and horses: bun
much, pay money, that ye, your wives and little
ones, your cattle and your horses, yea, and the
Miller also, may all rejoice and have exceeding
great Joy, seeing that each harh that whicl, his
heart desireth.
H C RoDGREs & co
Dec Is lS53-u
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M MIL L I n iG .R Y, -gea
MRS. C. WHITE,
Second stree:, second door below the Ban

second stree., second door below the Bank,
IRONTON. ONO.
Has Just returned from Cincinnati with a
full and we'll selected ABSORBENT Of BON
NETS, HATS, CAPS, Trimmings and every
thing conndcted with the Millinery Business,
of, the latest styles and most approved Fashions,
She has arrangements also, by which any arti-
Gle in her line, of any quality, or style. can be
procured from Cincinnati on the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Devoiing her whole time and at
tcnton to the wants of her lady customers, she
earnestly soljcl,s share Of public patronage, in
full confidence that she will be able give en-
tire satisfaction all-lS54.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27
Removal Of the Ironton Book store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has removed his Book establishment
from his former stand, on Second Street, to
Rodgers new building, next TO the lronton
House. opposite the Railroad Depot Having
considerably enlarged his stock OF books, paper,
plain and fancy stationery, transparent win
dow shades etc. He invites Ladies and Gen.
tlemen to call and examine for themselves.
JOHN G. HANZCHE.
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30 COAL DIGCERS WANTED.

THE Peach Orchard Coal Company will give
constant employment the year round, to SO
Coal Diggers at their works on the Big Sandy.
They are paying 90 cents cash per ton Of 2000
pounds for digging.
For further information, enquire Of w. T.
Nichols j. Co., at the Mouth Of Big Sandy.
Jan 26. 1854. =
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A. Spring md Summer Medicine, CARrgn's SpAy.
81 MixrunE stands pre-enincn above all others Its
singupry ehcacions action on the bood its strength
ening aud vvify qualiiies It's tonic aciion oil the Lv-
o.; It's tendency 10 drive all humors 10 the srrice
shercby cleansing the system according TO Nainre's
own prescription; its harmless. aud at the time
extraordinary good effects, and the number of cares
testified TO by many OF the most respectable ciizens
Of Richmond Va, md elsewhere. must hc conc cusivc
evidence that there no lnmbng about il. The use
of single battle will satisfy the most skcpcai of lis
thene6ts. sssSee ndyers senien In nnoilnr column.
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""NM o~A ~A.NAo
GEORGE D. WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Japanned and stamped WARES.

Water Coolers Toilet Ware, &C.,
"AVING Removed from The old stand, cor
ner of Walnut and Pearl, to the
N. w. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA.
Tor Second street.) Cincinnath o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing.
is now prepared to supply dealers. on liberal
terms. Timers, Stove Dealers and others, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase their
stock direct from the manufactoly. have also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers o Timers Machines and Tools,
as to be constantly supplied. Among which
will be found some newly invented Labor a.
ving'' machines, which can be seen in opera
ton. All Of which will be sold al manufactu-
rers' prices. GEO. d. WlNCHELL,
N. w. corner of Race and Columbia SITS.
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C00 Bis dried peaches-the very best,
ZOO 100 do Apples;
100 do Beans white anil red;
100 do Potatoes, different kinds;
200 do Oats;
10 Cnses Virginia Tobacco;
10 Boxes Starch;
30 Doz. assorted PIow Lines and
Bed Cords; in store and for sale by RM& Co
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27

TX Chests Imperial. Gunpowder, Young llv-
~ son and Black Teas, on hand ana for
sale by RM&Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27

NLOuR constantly on hand-warranted to
IL the purchaser to be a first rate article.
r NJ & O..
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SOMETHING NEW.
M c. RoDoERs, p. MURpocK,
r. !. MURpocY, ". .. MUhDocK
Ro3Ssas, EJa3CCg & CO. /
Wholesale and Retail
oRocRRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN cOUNTR !
PRODUCE.

A r the old stand Of 4 d Murdock. corn
IN Of Sd and Lawrence sts, Ironton, Ohe
Having purchased OF CLARK & Rassel their en-.
stock OF Groceries. intend carrying on the above
business at the old stand and would Invite the
public to call aud examine our stock which will
be kept full by new supplies as customers de-
mand:
The Senior partner win pay particular atten-
ton 10 the purchase and sale II goods on C,m.
mission
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sHE MASTERING IS Co.., :.

M MASTERING is CoMpLrrrn
ss-.e passage leading to the new sky,Iish Ia
pssaas ss'le'yis nuobsiruc,ed. These, Rooms hav.
o',nnuod up. .xxrnEssLr for the purpose Of pruc.uv
~ photographic Art, mud persons calling csn bs ns
sS"o o. pr"curins pictures that arc superior n INV
'osreoiors Produced ia,his section ofcountry.
.oop's IN The I'd story OF Rodgers Block Corner of
"."rosd and Second Sis Inlrancc on Rui,roud u
'"o COLE l. CHAMBIIy
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27

SALT AGENCY, leo barrels Kanawha Salt
hOon hand and for sale by RIM Il Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27

nOWDER, Lead shot, percussion caps,
brushes and blacking for sale by G & r.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27
AXES SgD1g!g'Y DESY]
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY

or our own manufacture of axes for sale Mt
our mandatory on
Third Street Eonton Ohio,
Furnace men ami others wishing to purchase
good ares will do well to call on us, as we are
prepared to fill all orders with the
Best quality Of Axes ever offered for sale in
this merket, at -''
REiDUCT.D PRICES,
koss q Picker, No l6 and II East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, and Duke &
Kingsbury lronton Ohio, are Agents for
the sale ofthe above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER & co.
1RoNroN, July 8, 1853. If
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STAND FROM UNDERWEAR DE.
CLARED--COMPETlTlON IS
THROWN ASIDE--THE CHEAP
CASH SY STEM ESTABLISHED.
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nRlED FRUITS. cotton, brooms, tubs and
buckets. washboards &c for sale by 4 R
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27

n W. RICHARDS, Second SrREEr,
L j sxAn OI1vr Foundry, IL now opening one OF
i6earfes and best uss0ftmenls 0f Straw Goods, Pa.
nd thai has ever becn opsnedt thls plaee, and
ikcywil ke sold, whoIesalo pr renil, ~ psiees seat
cantositil 2 plasis: I'1e
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TlNWARE, Lanterns, Coffee mills knivx
Il and forks spoons locks hinges, saws q.
on hand and for sale by q %R
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IRONT0N MARKETS.

CORRECTED by RODGERS MURDOCH co
FROM ACTUAL. SAEES.
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AGENTS.

ny Moxley& Barbep j J. p. Shay, Ironton:
W q NJ Bryan. Burlington; John KYLE,
Hanging Rock; WS Kouns, G Grcenupsburgh W
Nichols, Catlettsburg; Jas II G Ailleh Jsei.
son; L + Masuet, Gaiipolis; q Payne, ,Per- :
s'r"N rrAuWikesville; Tho's G Dufias- :.
ton, 6r. andotte; L Mvey Geo, Portsnouth:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27
New JeweIry & Fancy Store

march 81 1851.
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U'hend this slatement of the cure of Mafv
Moore, who was given up by her physicians, 4,
bc'ng utterly incarable, as herein certified 70
by DIR. A. S. Warder. one Of her coasa,tin>
physicians
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27

DEWARE OF THE CHOLERA!-
I'D and nil kindred diseases, which may be prevent
cd or cured by the OF DIR. r. B. PERkiSs REMEDY
FoR BOWEL COMPLAINT, for sale ouly hy
F. s. WRIGHT & Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-09-07
IN PARTITION.

Joseph Mauck. Guardian of the minor heirs Of
Samuel Il. Gates, deceased, vs.. William W.
Gates ct al.
WILLIAM W. GATES, Henry W. GATES.
Samuel Il. Gates, Jr and Nathan Parker
and Lucy A Parker, his wife, will take notice
thai petition was filed against them on the
18th day OF August, A. D. 1854, in the court OF
common pleas Of Gallia county, by Joseph
Mauck, Jr., as Guardian Of John B. Gates,
Abigail A Gates, Harriet S. Gates and Frank
I'm U Gates, and is now pending. wherein the
said Joseph Mauek. Jr, as guardian as afore-
said, demands partition Of the following par
GELS of real estate. tO-vit: The eastwardly
part of one hundred acre lots Nos. 4l0 and
4l2, in Town 5, and Range IA, in the Ohio
COmpany's Purchase. bounded on the east by
the Ohio river, and on the west by lands late
ly owned by Jonas McCarty, deceased. con-
tanning lis acres, more or less, excepting out
of said tract two acres sold by Phineas Nat
thews to Washington Smith, out of the north
east corner Of said lot 4l0, now owned and
occupied by c. L. Guthrie. Also tract Of
land beginning in the south boundary line of
said lot No. 4l2, fifty links east of the south
east corner Of Jonas McCarty's land, thence
south q degrees west, as the same is now en-
closed, to the south boundary line Of No. Ala,
thence west along said boundary to tie south
west corner of said lot No. Ala, thence north
to the northwest corner thereof, thence east to
the place Of beginning, containing IS acres,
more or less. Also the eastwardly part of one
hundred acre lot No. IS, in the township and
range aforesaid. beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot, thence north about 80 min
utes, east eleven chains and 81 links, to the
northeast corner of said lot, thence along the
north boundary Of said lot sixteen chains and
81 links, thence south eleven chains and 62
links to the south boundary Of said lot, thence
south SO degrees and 30 minutes, east sixteen
chains and 81 links to the place of beginning,
containing nineteen acres, more or less; also
fraction No. IS in township and Range four
teen, in the Ohio Company's purchase. con-
tanning 262 acres, more or less; also the undi-
yided half Of half acre lot lying in the lot
No. 4Of, in section 2, town and range four
teen, Ohio Companyis purchase, known as the
Afford and Gates store and warehouse lot, to-
gether with the land lying in front Of ssid last
mentioned lot to the Ohio river And at the
next term Of said court application viii be
made by said Joseph Mauck, Jr, guardian as
Aforesaid, for an order that partition may be
made of said several tracts of land.
j. BRADBURY, Atty for petitioner.
Aug. 81, '54.-6v
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-09-07

Senate respecting Cuba, caused uneasi-
ness on the Paris bourse. but the sue
ceeding mail restored confidence.
The cholera was decreasing at Mar
seilles.
The Moniteur continues to give IA
vorable accounts of the harvest, but the
weather was somewhat broken.
The Cortes was to be convoked on
the 9th of November, on the basis OF
the electoral law Of '37. that is, con-
stituent Assembly. meeting in one
Chamber. with one deputy for every
IS, 900 population.
A riot occurred at Tortosa. The
rioters assembled with cries of 'sViva
Espartero," 'Viva Constitution" and
then rushed to the City Hall, to demand
the abolition of taxes. Finding only
the Secretary, they beat him to death,
tore out his heart, cut off his head. and
flung his body into the river with all the
public records. The Governor of Va
lencia armed the citizens, and took a
number of the rioters prisoners.
Numerous reports are current respect
ing the intention of France. 1t is stated
that Napoleon will not interfere in the
present aspect of affairs; but objects
equally to a Republic or Carlist dynas-
ties in Spain.
LosDoN.-The Globe says the French
ambassadors at Madrid ordered a pro-
test, energetically. against violence to
any member of the royal family, or any
attack on monarchical principles, or
otherwise to interfere.
PoRrueAL.-Lisbon letters say the
Portuguese government energetically
disavows all idea of fusion between
Portugal and Spain, and expresses re-
gret that the name of their king was
used in the project.
IrALY.-The cholera was slightly
subsiding. In Genoa there were still
20 deaths daily.
In Turon it was not severe. In Ma
Piles it was very violent.
A decree, dated at Palermo, of the
eth of July, threatens death by court
martial to any one evading the sanitary
Gordon around the Neapolitan coasts.
Prince Gen'l Murat NJ. Songobarde,
and Chevalier Vanoble, the
Portuguese Consul, had died. The
total deaths during the week, amounted
to about 5000.