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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-24
Road Notice.

A the next regular meeting of the board ol
IN Comm,ssionersfo for Lawrence County, com.
inencing on the first Monday nSeptember next,
petitions will be presented to said board for ar
order TO survey and change the location Of the
roads extending along the Obi River, in said
county, from or near the point where the same
enters the county Of Soioto Nv here the same
enters the cornty of Gallia.
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THOMAS KELLY. Of Nodawsy Co,

' =
IL W tho binte OF Missouri; Charles d. Bick0l and
,.nse Sickle q 0,eenup county in the State q Ken
iuekyi Cacr Powell ind Cnihariuc Powell and Nancy
Kelly, widow of1homas Kelly late of Layrcncs coun.
yS'rceascd will take notice that petition wns filel
against them on The eth day ofJny.A D,1sSi In sle
md sntc Of Ohio by John Kelly, aud Il now pending.
wherein t,e said John Belly demands Partition ni The
following Real Esirte. 10 wits Tho Eu-t half OF The
Northwest quarter Of section nuilbrr ,hirly.sx fil
Township number three, ~ raug~ eg,uen, lsl Nko
the North west quarter OF the Narhens quarter scc-
Of rnngc number eiyhcon [lssitua,e IN said County
Of lawrence md that nj the next term Of ssid court
application vi be made by the snl John Kelly, for
order thnt pprion may " ny he mndr Of said preni-
scs JOHN KELLY,
July s'h, 1854, Per RALPH LEETE, Atty.
A DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice Is hereby given. that tho sulvcrhcr has
been appointed and duly qualified ~ Administrator on
the Es'aic ofwnm Ferr.ll: late ofI.awrence county,
deceased Joseph PHILLIPS Admir-
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N. DERBY h Co.
No. 5, EzeAange Block, Second St.. South side

NO. D, Ezchdnge BLOCK. .Second 81, Sout"H Hae
lRONTON, OHIO.
HAvE Just opened a large and well Sc lecte
stock Of Fall and Winter Cloths, and Rea-
dy Made Clothing for men and boys consisting
Of eve ry variety and shade of color.
They are connected with an importing house
In Boston, and have facilities for the purchase
of goods equal to those Of any other House in
s mthern Ohio.
They have connected with their store an ex.
tensive Tailoring Establishment snperintended
by an exneriepced cutter. They WILL endeavor
tore up their articles in style and finish equal
20 ANYTHING of the kind that can be done by the
best worknlen in the Eastern cities
Also variety Of carpet sacks. furnishing
goods, and Umbarellas.
Oct. II, 1854.
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sJ MILLIM IE i2 Y. -@a
MRS. G. HLTE,
Second Street, second door below tho Bank

IRONToN, OHIO.
Hus just returned from Cincinnati with
j fall and well selected ABSORBENT of BON
NETS, HATS, CAPS, Trimmings and every
thing conndctcd with The Millinery Business,
of the latest st yles and most approved Fashions,
She has arrangements also. by which any arii-
Gle in her line, of any quality. or style. can be
procured from Gin clnnaii Oh the slio rtest posi-
bic notice. Dcvo,ng her whole time and
tenton TO the wants Of her lady customers, and
earnestly sulicts n share of public patronage,
full confidence tha! she will be able to give en-
tire satlsfact ion. afl-lS6i.
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M. YALLWDRK
House & Ornamental Painter,

SIGN WRITER, GLIDER, PAPER
NJ HANGER, Sc., would rcnpcc,ufnlly inform tho
cfhcns OF iron,oh and vicinity, thai he ha. pcrnn-
cvic az kinds owork IN his line In superior manner
win dispach. hinny years experience. both Ia Eu-
rope ana America, would warrant him IN snyinQ .,ut
nj work trusted to i shall be well pcrsorlnr
Residence, nj No S Blandys Bock--ordcrs len u, T.
Morris Drug Store, will bc promptly attend 10. IA
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MAsoAn NEAL, Pl'sifl
va. In AUac hment
Matthew Roach Dcf,,

Atl, instance ofthc plninir OIL tho 7h day Of Juno
Dl-3i, nm order OF attachment was ss,r.d by John
Rceny, Justice Of the Peace Of Union Township
Lawrence county Ohio fos the sum OF Giiy.fve dol.
against the goods. chntes stocks or interest In stocks
rights, credits, nonics. ned effects cffnhcw Roach
nonresident Of the County nfornsah. Jane I7. 81
MAN0AH N;A H. Plaintiff
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b GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Where is the New Cheap Fancy Store7.
Echo Ansacers Corner Of Laurence and
Fourth Streets near the Market House.
TUST received, direct from New York city;
- Underseeves, from 8 cents to 25 cents,
worth Is cents par. Silk Crayats only 90
cents. Latest style of Silk wells worth 81 now
selling for 20 cents. The finest lot of Embro-
lcres at half price. Silk Mits for 10 cents q
pair. A great many articles received daily.
II. STONE.
Sept. 8, 1854.
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Democratic Mass Convention.
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the Township Board OF
Education, Of Upper Township, will meet
at the Clerks office, in Ironton, Oct. 10th, at
O'Clock, P. M, 1854. All members are repues.
ted to be present and be prepared a. asrequiiedin
the hth aud nineteenth SECTIONS ofthe school
|laY. A !. xHtJMRj, ]
oct Sd, 1854.
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MARTHA BOOTH,

VS.. - fcoiuWou
WILLIAM BOOTH, aud others, Pleas,
In pursuance VI MI order Of the Court OF Common
Pleas ofhe County OF awrel CO. in the State of OHIO
made at the June term thereof A. D. 1854 The ssld
William booth IL hereby notified that on the i3th dsy
Of May, A. ID. 1854 Martha booth Of said County fIsd
~ said Court Petition eganMsaid Willism Bocsh and
others the object and prayer of which petition q Sp
obtain IN assignment Dover in the following dsSe-
Led premises, si'une in said County, 10 Wit .lsinR
the West halt Of the Southwest quarter Of sselisa
number eight township number one, sf Rangs nes.
number eighteen, Township number ons, Of Range Ne.
sixteen Also par! o,he southeast quarter Il 80
'ion number SIX, of Township number one, Of ksags
number sixteen; commencing on the Eass do &
Synmrs Greek, at a small branch, thence one ~
dred and sixty eight feet and six nchss, down-Sy0
mes Creek; thence hundred and seventy ei9hl -
eigh! inches, nearly somh.Esst thence oas Ssadls4
aud fy feet and nine inches North Fast thence Air1v
nine feet; thence one hundred and y liz lset 70 -
place oi heginnIng;n containing, about Que acss.
Aud the said William Booth 10 hrshsr uoi6el thaa
unless he appear, and plead snswer, OF dsaar % =
sniI Petition, within sixty days aher tho prssens egD
Of this Court Tho said arihais0oth, At tho noIlWr0
afer the expiration of said sixty days. will apply =
said Conr, TO !ake the matters Of said Petition - 49,
tessed and 10 NpcTee thereon accoSdin9iy.
Dated this IAN dny Of June A. D. leSl.
JOHN S.GEORGi- Salicisos 6bf Pstlsisosr
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WINTERS, ,STOVER / Go.
Corner Of Seeand and Olirs Street, aJore the
Railroad.


Railroad.
HAVE just erected and put in operation, an
I'LL extensive establishment tor manufacture of
FLORtNG, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, COFFlNS &c.
Their Machinery has been purchased in the
East, is all new with the latest Improvements,
they are pared to cut mouldings in every style
known to the science Of Architecture.
They have onhand large stock of the best
Mich gan Clear Stuff Lumber. Those desiring
Jobs of fine work will not have inferior articles
Of material palmed unto them for clear stuff.
There are several experienced workmen con
nected with and employed in the establishment
whoiare familiar with every kind of work, and
can give q style and finish to their jobs unsur-
passed by any workmen in the country. They
are prepared TO furnish or make to order. on the
shortest notice anything in their line OF busi-
ness. They are also ready to do all kinds Of
work such as planning working flooring, facing,
and ripping for others, 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
1t to their advantage to give their bills toths es
ablishment
They are prepared to execute all Kinds Of pat
tern work for Machinery, Castings &c.
Oct. Goth, 1854.
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Removal OF tho 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 lronlon
House. opposite the Railroad Depot. Having
considerably enlarged his stock OF books, paper,
plain and fancy stationery, transparent win
dow shades eic. lie invites Ladies and Gen.
tlemen to call and examine for themselves.
.- .... JOHN G. HANZCHE.
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ApYEArfefx0.

HArm or AUvEnftsfNd - one a. Mnsc nHnoeS
iiisa, i and ,wsnis Svs ssa;s e. = svssy ~ ss:ssss:
liberal discount will be msdsts thsss NJ slsss-
hsc by the year, or parts ofa yeas. d , Y
S0ces OF 1--we lines or loss, veQuidaR NJ - In.
each. " = a'7 N N = ~ "a ~
Iiaadtals, ra,ds, Ci,sslsss, ae. psiaIsl q ~
shortest hoiicc. aud IN ls Iposi Approved ssyj.s
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MO "llOAX,"- TmAr AS Coon
~ ID DAGCRREoTfPESca can be ukcn in Iron,on, as
elsewhere, is becoming generally Lnown-let tn ose
who doubt call the Sky-lg, Rooms in the third story
ofRodgcrs Block corner ofRailroad nnd Second Sts,
nrance On Railroad Strsot-insi,lc s,airvay. As CON-
pete un assortment of plain and fancy KEEP, con
slanty on hnn as can he fonnd in any OF the cities
Also Gold Lockcts. COLE CIiAMBLIN. ji-5w
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LADIES SHOE STORE.
% MRS. JANE GREEN,
rTAc Hy

StoIc, on the Corner OF Third and q i've streets
IN The room formerly occupied by DR.. Blny. ns On
Once. she hns very large assortment Of the be 8,
article ofi.adics'. Msscs' and '.bdrcn's S,oes uos
DC. eyer offered 10 This community
Ladies' will hnd Il To their advantage TO give her
call before going elsewhere
Ironton, June Is, ls5i.
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NOTICE.--The Paftnership hereto.
IN foes cxisung between tho andersignsd, va dis-
soiysd by ussal agrcemsn, llnwisy has established
ui,s osace In Rodgers niock I~cte eon9pucs his q
! 'iss;s sS 1ss;issss;I ,ssy1 SksRa4 4sssEsS .sE
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Dissolution,

NIE partnership heretofore existing between
J. NJ. I.hch and Nathaniel DaviSson. styled
Litch pavisson, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Tpc business will hereafter be
conducted by NJ Lich who has purchased said
Dayisson's Interest.
NJ. LITCH,
NATHANIEL DAWSON.
MnriOn Lawrence Co. Oct. 3, 1851.
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&c OF TO BE SOLD!!"
Who wants Boots & Shoes at Cost2'

WE UNDERSIGNED having on hand
IL FIVE TitouslSD PANS of Boo,s md sbors-,nr
Ladies', Gents, Misses and Childrcn-of nearly every
variety hnd IN order 10 close the present stock viii
them can be found Childrens Shoes from 2l cers tn
20: Ladies' 30 aud upwards: Mems aud BOYS at ali
prices. Gull ut No. Union Block md get bargain of
Ihl3 >. w HARPER
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MALL PAPER.-.The Subscriber
~, hS. % lnst received splendid 10! Of wALl.
of !.a,lcs' Card Cases. Port Monies, Pocket HcoStS
and other fancy articles, which will be sold 1t IowI
prices, -
Also, "The Lamp Lighter" "Creenwood i,ssye,.,
"iiot Corn Stores,n Family Treasury Of Wssts,n
Literature" Science and Arts" and othcY new prbli
cations. JOHN a. WANZSf.kSE
n-li Railroad Street, uoar tho Ironton Ilouee,
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@'~'HAS hND AMY AN llCLES
doz. Latest style of Black, White and Fan
cy Silk ahd Satin Bonnets. a
A iarge and fashionable assortment of Rib
bons and Bonnet trimmings,
10 doz. Black and Fancy Silk Wells,
10 Baruze Wells,
10 Chmzettes latest French and Eng.
iish styles. '~ -" '''N '-'e
10 lain end Fancy Cnderslcevcs.
Also variety Of elegant nnd beautiful Col-
chiefs,
Silk and Linen Edrines.
rlain Sllk and Fancy Capcs and Manti,les,
SWISS DiInity Bands and Til,bc!s.
~ Pieces Fancy and p ain Velvet.
~ French DeBicge,
~ MUslin Deanes, all colors,
!W Fancy Dcla:nes every figure end
10 Cobers Fancy Dry Goods,
~ swiss, Plain, Dotted and Figured,
~ Cross Barred and Plain .Iackune,,s.
Aisoa general assortment Of Broadcloth, Cas-.
lmcrts. Casincts, Buttons, Sewing Silk and
Trimmings, and Linen Lace.
Call aud examine my goods--no charge for
exhibiting them.
ANA let fbe fully known and declared among
!he people. that will not Le unde ersold by any
house in Southern Ohio. NJ. ALCAN.
Oct 2Oth, 1854.
GLOVES AND MlTTENS.
IN DOZ. pairs Ladies Silk, Cashmere and
IV Mafeno GLIves
10 dOz. pairs Gcntl,men's do
7doz. pairs Wooden and Buckskin Gloves
and Mittcns. M.ALCAN.
On Doz, pairs Mems and Boys Socks
~ NJ. ALCAN.
n LARGE quantity Of Ladies' and Girls Silk
IA Merino, WUolen and Cotton Hose.
NJ. ALCAN.
+ DOZ. Daysta!l Fall ard Winter Shawls,
C6 doz. Crape do.
IS duz. Silk do. EN-. ALCAN.
1iA DOZ. Mems and Boys Shirts and Collars.
1O lO Bolts hhe Irish Linen. NJ. ALCAN.
.lA Bolts White and Colored Flannel,
OO 70 do Cotton Flannel,
90 do Suck Flannel NJ. ALCAN.
75 Bolts Brown Muslin.
SV50 do Bleacl.ed.
80 do Bed Ticking.
~ do Check and Plain. NJ. ALCAN.
IN DOZ. pairs embroidered Swiss Window
.lV Cirtains. NJ. ALCAN.
1n DOZ, Gentlemens Silk Pocket Hand
AJkerchiefs.
~ doz. Genllemen's sCravats. NJ. ALCAN.
81 DOZ. pains Of fine Lambs Wool Blankets.
NJ. ALCAN.
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BUCKEYE BLOCK.
CAKES 4 BUSKIR X,
WHOLESALE GROcERs a. RETAIL DrALEgs.
FrontS~est, PORTSMOUTH, JOHIO.

CAKES \ BUSKIR X,
wHoLEsALE GRocERs a. RETAI l. .DEALEps
Front Street, PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
q A Well finished BRICK House with three
good building lois adjoining, pleasantly situa.
ted on Mill Street, lrOnton. Terms very easy;
For particulars apply to
J. p. MORRIS, Medical Hail
! lronton, Sept Ia, ls54-w3
Democratic Mass Convention.
TIME Democracy of Lawrence county are re.
questcd to meet in Mass Convention at the
Court House in lont3n on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, to elect ten delegates to represent said
county in the Congressional Convention, to Le
held at Portsmouth ON the third Wednesday o
this month.
BY order Of the Dem. Genital Committee.
August !, 1864.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,
Union Block ALWAYS Ahead.

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,
Union Block Always Ahead.
CREAT arrival Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
VI Carpet Bags Trunks, valises. &C., &c. a
the PEoPLE's CHEAr CAsn SroRE, Corner of
Laurence and Second Street, lRoNToN, Ono.
CAS- stoics say and poets sing"
Enough is enough OF any good thing
Altho' grant the adage True,
wish to write line or two.
Notwithstanding the extreme low stage of wat
ter and the many Bank failures Harper has nos
failed to receive his tremendous pl lie Of Bost
and Shoes of every variety for Men, Women,
Misses and Children from the finest Jenny Lind
Tie to he ponderous lb. Brogan; including
Eastern and Home Made Work of the neatcst
and most durable character, of which he res
pectfnly 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 Ge ntle--dont forget the
place. s. W. HARPER.
WIDE AWAKE LADIES'.
OnnP PAIR of X. Bell & Co.'s French
|NU Morocco Bootee aud Lind Custom
Made, also 23 pair Kid Buskins and Slippis ol
Philadelphia, werk very neat just received BY
s.W. HARPER. +
HCSIERYl HOSlERYi
"a GOOD assortment Of Hose iOk Ladies'
IN. Gents Misses, and Children. also Glove,
aug Axrn in abundance al the store Of
=. ". HARPER. /.
FEW BARGAINS STILL LEFT.
OEN PAIR OF Ladies' Kip Lace Boots. To-
CIV one dollar : pai., SSlns e. gssspsws tast q
tr2ra Ann Gaps AT COST. g
A HMXLL lot Of Hats apd CAPS at cost, tt
IA clUe The lot BY Q. W. HARPER.
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~ NEW FIRM
HICNllbT e Ml5HMIl5l6,
Com meycial Block, on Railroad Street
IRONTON, ONO.
III AyING opened the largest assortment BFsT nn
II CiiEApfsT stock OF FURNTru Fever offered 70
snlc IN Iron,on, nre prepared To supply purchaser
fore sold nts town onGdcnt tln, discerning Pub
ic will zero t'e Inuonnge we solicit. ..t
slnt hack Charsj sfF
seoiiop md Mock serolo Chairs; 5
!,snisicr Back DO .
Boston. DO
Jenny Lind do ...., -f. ~
Split Bottom do -'.
Grccinn Walnut Cane Scat Chair
Tayl;o pan''er DO 90 90 80 d,.,y a,.wsrsd'
oniea 90 Kim Gs lack cSair.i 4" 10 DO '''H'
Children's assorted DO
ha"m.iss Rseii"s Chair
c"i.,"Inia r"s;"" "'% Cane Set, do do lowered;
do do do do do plnini
cherry and ws,nu, caae :sens Rocking DO
Cherry nmd Walnut Cane sesi Nurse do O
ndrs Sewing Chairs;
Soas. SnlnM mud Mahogany;
Pro t.ciion four drawer I'crcnus,
do col. md scroll do do do
Walnut Dressing Bureaus,
do SCROLL column do do
Mahogany Marble Top do do
do md Walnut round c0rncrcd do do
4. Ki'cxcn Tables;
Breakfast do
$:s;is S:$Is S";s s: ss: 4:
Double I.cvci :wc drawer siandsi
Two drawer stands;
va %s,A stands. %s aii 'S varieties,
Safes. three varieties;
Walnut Desks;
Looking Gln:ses. very superior article, chenp
Miss Carey Pcdstcas!
Mi sscs medium do da ..l
French Co ttagc Walnut Uctsieats
Oc,ngou Sycamore high post do do
Coiingc do do do do do
Poplar Bct.stcnds high post, . s.' o..
DO squire do 10 do
81 Field Poplar do ffh -
French do do
Low common do
Trundlc beds with and whou, s!ajs,
Lounges. pHnnc and tur1ied
Cribs large aud sinnil
Mattresses and Mats;
Toy ANA Willow Wagons and Cabs;
WIllow Cradles;
Tubs. Bail Boxes kecers.
Fancy Buckets, Patent Clothes Pins,
Churns. Rolling Pins and Washers.
Market nn Fancy Hiilow Baskets.
Call and see and buy the CHEAPEST and BEST
FIXTURE sold IN lronion. RlCiiEY l. MERRILL.
Iron,sn Octoter3 1854.
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The Meeting Of the People

H'lIERE Is NOT THIS WIDE WORLD, wardrobe
complete minus shoes, fitting neatly and closely the
. I, whose soes from the upper will never depart
,lI stitch from its resting place ventures to starr
Ts not that Industry adds TO the scene her varied col
ors, fashons ween. Tis not that soft solder aows
here like ri Oh, no.-it is something more exqu-
site still. "ris the VERY PRICES nsk for our
stock, thnt makcs nj; the people rush in like lock
to purchase of U.S. tell you betines is the very hest
why TO savo your odd dimes. If true in times past,
Ills not the less rue.-you will get the best bur
gains OF WILLIAMS Drew.
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STAND FROM rNDER WAR DR.
.CLAREH--COMPETITION IS
THROWN, ASIDE-THE CHEAP
CASH SYSTEM ESTABLISHED.
III Y 4 y II Y q MYAIY,
Third Street. lrsntsn okie,
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IA stock Of ofGROCERJES and pnf,yisif,Es -.
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70 Bals n, u. Moiasses, 10 boxss as3sia..,..,...
10 hnfbbls do 0C kersN.i:s IN ~ s;s.sse S;rssNse
4 bbls 4. II. do ~ rross ~ Tw.,SszkM.s .sassss
10 sacks prime Rio coaee,sO i,rir Coustsv Sss
ON" ' rs smokcd Mos'a Of c00 lbs Ofi.osfS fSurss
Inn ,,,,s III .,n1s w p, - boxes sxssleDI Ctsees
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=" ~ uime .Craeten, Bosksn.
~. ~ ~ w h'e Bcnma. WayhboaYds, Bedeorda.
~, lps o zen oi NJ Kinds COthe sliDes. 6uIsrstns
!" III, rnnry hro'mss Hiking snd Washing 1ssas
~ kegs Blasting Powder Cod Fish TaLi. as3
~ do Rife do Starch' indi~c' vi..
40 boxes Sonp and Candies Corn Neal s,a III ss,,,
10000 assorted Cigars too nmmeron. - s..s.!sss
The uboye Goods are OF tho heat ovsIsv ssS =.
warTan,ed 10 give entire pnslnctiof' Cs1 scs.x
everybody, we will sell chsxper 10 AL ~. s..sI
fore sold IN Irontor. Our motto n aOwST ~. ~
''"a'' f'oh's" MURPHY LEARY.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-24
Money! Money!!

LNFTY YTiIOUSVND DOLLARS WANTED
H. in small Bills on Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Kentucky. TO send home for, The SANE, Boots
and Shoes, will be exchanged at the lowest
cash prlcc by S. W. HARPER.