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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
"QUlCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
A nmLle siNpense is better than slow shilling
SILVERMAN, ALCAN & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. /, Rodge1'a' Block, Corner Of Railroad and
Second Street. IRONTON, OHIO.
HAv'NG Just opeOed The fullest and most
ccm plcte assol meat OF PLAIN and Fancy
Dry Goods ever offered 10 the citizens of Iron
ton and vicinity, and ihe Cheapest stock as well
as the best selected, weaar: fully prcpofed TO
give the po',est attention 20 all friends and
customers who may favor Ori stock with on ex-
animation. We ?re co ,fdeut that Jescern-
ing pubic will evei confer upon us liberal
share of their patronage which we shall endeav.
or to melit, both IN the esta qualify Of the
goods we Offer cdd the ExrREMELY Low PRIcEi
at which we shall sell them % good customers
Dealing upon the piiAcip's Of {" Small Pro6tl
and Quick Sales, 1" we s.iail ever exact pyomp
payment.
Our stock Is entirely too large to be neas;ou
ed In detail, bat Vie public acy rest assuIS(
every body's wants in the Dry Goods line 81
be fully satisfied at our establishment.
Let it he understood that we shall not ~ IN
aersold for the ready pay.
Call aud eXam;ne-n0 charge for exhibii;nI
our goods, and we have The pleayantest store ii
lronton SlLvERNAN, ALCAN l. Co.
March 16, 1854.
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To tho People Of Lawrence and the
Adjoining Counties.
A NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTORYl

NA The subscl bers have located them.
EaS9M selves in Nc. 4, Rodgers Block, Second
Street. honion, Okio, where they will
be ready to furnish eve.sib;ng 6 usually kept IN
a saddle shop. We would say 10 those who
will favor Us with ;her patronage, that from
long experience in the business, we fnttef our
selves that we can give general satisfaction.
All our work will be made by ourselves. We
will not $ end 10 Cincinnati Pi,lsbu,gh aud 9th
er places to buy work that has been. thrown to.
gether utposcly for sale work. Al! our work
WI be WARRANTED, and e will be on hand "a
make good any of ous work that may fa.l.
II you ant the fiDest kind of saddle OF har.
ness. we are prepared 10 fnlni;h them.
We can show you ceyliacstes given TO us bJ
the Licking County Agric ul.lfsl Society, lol
premium Saddles aud Harnesses, for sevtra
years back.
We therefore say, call aud see US everybody
We will do our best TO render general satislac
ton.
Furnacemen, ountry Merchants and all 9th
ers wanting anything in Our line Of business
will do well to give US a call.
WILSON & RICHARDSON.
March "a, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

Against slander there is no defence.
He'll cannot boast so foul q fiend, nor
man deplore 80 foul foe. 1t stabs with
a word, with nod, with shrug. with
a look, with a smile. 1t is the pestil.
cnce, walking in darkness, spreading
contasion far and wide, which the most
wary traveller. cannot avoid. 1t is the
heart searching dagger Of the assassin
1t is the poisoned arrow whose wound
is incurable. 1t is as mortal as the sting
Of the deadly adler. Murder is It's
employment, innocerce its prey. ant
ruin its sport.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
MISSIONARY NETTING.

Delegates, and Others Interested; are hereby
notified that ample provision wll.9e made for
the accommodation of all who may attend the
meeting of the Lawrence Co, Sabbath School
Missionary Society, to be held at Rome Oct.
1ith, commencing at Q o'clock P M Full DEL
egations are expected from alltRe Schools, and
many others. Come along friends, we want to
see you. Any who may be At loss where to
90, are requested to call on the undersigned.
Committee of arrangements, who will assign
them to proper places. Rome, Sept IL 1854.
~ ROBERT HALL,
CLINTON. GILLETT,
H. A. 8. PROCTOR.
|.a,,, COMMITTEES Of arrangements.
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N. DU RBY & Co.
No. s, Exchange Block, Second st., South

No. 8, E1cAange Block, Second St, South SIDE
IRONTON, ONO.
HAVE just opened large and well Sc lccte
stock of Fall and Winter Cloths, and Rca-
dy Made Clothing for men and boys consisting
Of every variety and shade Of color.
They are connected with an important house
in 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 ex.
tensive Tailoring Establishment superintendent
by an experienced cutter. They will endeavol
to get up their articles in style and finish equal
to anything of the kind that can be done by the
best workmen in thu Eastern cities.
Also q variety of carpet sacks. furnishing
goods, and Umbarellas.
Oct II. 1854
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HR H Mn OD~ Mo
-.--------------
GEORGE D. WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Japanned and Stamped WARES

Water Coolers, Toilet Ware, &C.,
III AVlNG Removed from the old stand, cor
Il i ner of Walnut and Pearl, to the
N. w. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA
(Or Second street.) Cincinnati, o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
is now prepared to supply dealers, OH liberal
terms. Timers, Stove Dealers and others, will
Gnd it greatly To their interest To purchase their
stock direct from the mandatory. i have also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers OF Timers Machines and Tools,
as to be constantly supplied. Among which
will be found some newly invented Labor a
wing" machines, which can be seen in opera.
ton. All of which will be sold al mannfactu.
rers' prices. GEO. d. WlNCHELL,
N. W. corner of Race and Columbia SITS.
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WHO ARE THE ARISTOCRATs !

hANE iHL ANlSlOCNAIS
Twenty years ago, this one made can.
dies, that ono made cheese and bultc,
another butchered. fourth carried on
a di'lille'y, another was a contra ctol
on cnnals, others ware merchants and
mechanics. They are acquainted with
both ends OF society. ns their children
will be after tkem-though il will no do
to say so out loud. For often you find
that these toiling worms catch butter flies
land they live about year. Dealh
brings a division of properly, and bring.
new finnncicrs; the old gent is disch re-
cd, and tho young gent takes his re ve
nucs and begins 10 travcl-towardsp pov.
erty which he reaches before. death: or
his children do. II he does not. So ths,
in fact. though there IL sort Of monied
rank. II is not hereditary, il 10 sec sssibls
90 sll; three good Sea sons Of cotton will
send generation Of man up-a score
OF years will bsing them oil down, and
send their children to labor. The father
ssubs and grows rich-his children s,ru,
and use the MONEY Their children in
turn inherit the. PRIDE and. 20 TO shiftles,
poverty; next ther children ,reinv igor ted
by fresh blood, and by tho smell Of The
clod, ceme up again.
Thus society, like tree, draws it,
sap from the earth, change into leave.
and blossoms, spreads them broad in
great glory, sheds them off Of all back
to the earth, again TO mingle with soil
and at length to re.appcar in now dies.
and fresh garnituro.-[Hunt's Me-,
chants Mag.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

Dr. W. u. FaRRow. an eminent physician or Wor-l
cester County Md. writes that he has used sTADlERs
ANopySE CnERIY ExrrcrpRASr. and DiARRxokA COR
DIAL ITO the entire relief of such diseases ms they pro-
ess cure" n, they happy combinations OF some
OF most valuable nn, san therapeutic aGen,s, ana
must he ol mliriic worth 10 the afflicted, anu mankiid
II, Target; and that he "runnot do less tnn earnestly
recommend these preparations To- prac,i'ioncrs espe
caIly in the country. where the ipuriiy of the com
nl drugs is one OF the greatest obstac,cs to !e
former il the Diurrlaa the latter; don't neglect you'
disease, hut take the remedy al once--they shond he
kept in every family. ready tor Instant Sec des
criplive pamphlets TO be had gratis ofihe agents.
Price, only 50 cents rbotie or six bo,'cs tor
r.. 8. Wright & Co. agents for Lawrence Co, oh'S
Wholesale by r. L. Sellers, Pittsburgh John d. i
Cincinnati; IL Patterson Wheeling.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

WILLIAM HAYMAN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and Qualified as Admins.
traitor on the estate Of William Haymaq. late Of
Lawrence County, deceased. This 9Th day oi
Sspt a. 1854. JOHN r. FRANCES.
ESSEX HARRISs ESTATE.
NOTICE il hereby given that the subscriber
Ass been appointed aud qayli6ed a Admins.
traitor on the estate Of Essex Harris. late ol
Lawrence County, deceased yTtfhis 9Th day ot
Sept. 25 1884 JOHN R. FRANCES
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
eW MlLLIM lE e " -@a
MRS. G.. w HITE,

Second Street, second door below the Bank
IRONTON, OHIO.
"as Just returned from Cincinnati with
III full and well selected ABSORBENT of BON
NETS. HATS, CAPS, Trimmings and every
thing conndcted with the Millinery Business,
of the latest styles AID 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 poss
BILE notice. Devoting her whole time and
tention to the wants of her lady customers, AMI
earnestly solicits share Of public patronage,
full confidence that she will be able TO give en
tire satisfaction. all-lS54.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

OnlcINAL CoMMENrAron.-The best
specimen Of original criticism we ever
heard, was in stage.coach ride to -.
Three Of US were talking about Adam
and his fall. The point Of discussion
was apparent impossbilily. that a per,
feet man like Adam could commi. sin.
"But he wasn't perfect said one oi
the three.
"Wasn't perfect!" VIC CALCULATED in
.amazcment.
"No. sir, he wasn't perfect" repeated
our cmmentator.
"Whnt do you mean p we asked.
"Well," answerl the authority. she
was made perfect, admit, but he dida'
stay perfect"
"How?"
"Why, did mot his Maker take ou
one Of his ribs :? lf he was perfect witt
oil of his ribs was he, say p
Our say was silent.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
Information Wanted.

INFORMATION is wanted of q man named
PArRIcn BENNETT, formerly resident Of this
place, who was married q shot lime since, in
Portsmouth to woman whose maiden name was
CATHERINE DUNLEvY, but who had been mar
ried to. man named Felix ROONEY, in the city
Of Buffalo, N. Y. Any information respecting
them, sent to this Office will be thankfully re
ceived by FELIX RooSEv, her former Husbands:
Patrick Bennett is native Of Limerick, and
she native of County Kerry, Ireland.
Ironton, August 28th, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
~LOOK AT THIS!!!.9G ="
loyooo Killed on the Bl.ek Bee.
/ ~nmxs, smvycr . Nn,NN NM

IN aeeldenss 10 which our Sieambosts and RailsoeAs
are incident o. w. Harper has arrived safely q hse
again, and 70 now receiving direct from The Easssm
Manufacturing EsI.bli.hmsn.s very ex.snsive -
mev wear; hey were Manufactured and arc intssdsd
expressly los he R1Ah sApI TO ~ !exsias ess:
waks pisssuSs In showing sn un1sssiiy large yasicT
Of Boots and Shoes ~ sesry Ill psseG eoos q Which
viii guasaniie eqsal In gsaiity Of aaeEsi m wesks
anaskip 70 those nsnufaetured In this ~ any oeAss
town west ofthe Allegheny moussains.
Having purchased my goods Dr. CAsa, ] IN eusblsd
10 sell hesn reasonable terms The public ase n.
sPeoifuily invited 10 call st mo. UHIos bL0cI -
Judgments whetheror not bargains In Boeis sn1 gAsss
can be hal OF 9. w. HAkPEk,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

II should be universally knownfor Il Ia strictly true
that Indigestion is the parent Of large proportion o.
the fatal dsenses Dysen,ery. dinrrhda, cholera NOR
bns liver complaint mud many other diseases cnniner
bus liver complaspacior's weekly catalogue Of deaths
oted in the city undigeson alone. Think Of that dys
orc generated by teosc who sudee from disorderet
pepics think Of il all willing to Se guided by advice
stomachs, and fyou are rcsor, ut once tdont delay
founded on experience, ih'tcrs, prepared ny Dr;
davl 10 Ho oiands curative, and IN
NJ Jackson, which as III unnpproa ched' Genera
vjgorant. sta nds alone nd tried these Bittcrs,-
dcno, IaD Arch Street. We have the Diseases spe
md know lhai thcy are excellent for
Gifted al Philadelphia City Item
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
TO The PUBLIC.

The origioual, only true snd genuine Liver
Pills are prepared by r. E. Sellers, and have his
name in Jlack ,car upon the lid Of each boz, and
his signiturc on the outside ,cropper-ALL 9TH
X. 4. SELLERS,& Co., Proprietors,
And for sale by Moxley i BaIbar and F.S,
Wright e. Co., Ironton, and by Druggists
generally throughout the State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
W7INcHELL's WATER COOLE.

w the seefOm u e9alh ~ se"o Whse ~ -!
Of leo beco,aes idispensLIe 70 iAs eon(sr and hsa
Of every kRmily. The undevsignsd hes fos several
years past been engaged In ths manulhetnse q ~
above named article. and has devoted mueh tsns aa1
labor in perfeciing them knowing thei! gSsst utiy.
general use. They have bscoae Indispensable - evsI
housekecper TIE fact has been demonstrated bsYGa1
question: that they will preserve lee longer eha1 ~
of the devices which have been brought est ~ -
purpose. The convenience Of always haviaG ICE
WATER ieady for drinking, 10 fully spprseiaSed by
ha. larger and better facilities for manufacturing Was.
or Coolers, than amy establishment In the coantsy,
aud 10 now prepared 10 supply them In any quantity
cou is made. They he shipped 10 any peIt ofths
country with perfect snfey. GEO. d. WINCHELLA
Cor. Race and Columbia Stsv Cincinnati. O.
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1t is said Of Swedenborg, that when
a little boy, he was frequently seen play.
ing in the garden with some other, when
no one was seen but him. On being qucs .
tioneJ as to who he was playing with his
reply was-'With the other boys But
as there waslno other boys there, the eon.
clusion Is Il a even at tn at early age and
while he was entirely uaconcious of the
facts, he was in full gallo Of sport with
the un nseen world.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
Road Notice.

4 T the next regular meeting of the board Of
n Commissioners for Lawrence County, COM
riencing on the first Monday in September next,
petitions will be presented to said board for an
order to survey and change the location Of the
roads extending along the Ohio River, in said
county, from or near the point where the same
enters the county Of Scioto to where the same
enters the COT nty of Gallia.
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vTyuOMAs KETLY Of Nodowsy Co.

a
i in The Stats of Missouri Charles u. nckel ma
isniel Bcks OF fecnnp county ~ The sialc % Non.
iurky; Cadcr Powell and CntLnrnc Powell, and Nancy
Kely, widow ofThoDas Kelly nte Of Lawrence conn,
~ dccensed, will take notice thni pesion wns n!sa
nsnins them the ySih day ofJmiy. 'sse. " ,ns
aud State Of Ohio by John Kelly, and q. now pending
wherein the said John Kelly Demands paru,on 81 ine
Norh.we quartet Of section nuInber 'hiry.six ty
Township number three l3) range eighteen, lsa Hlsa
the NORTH quarter ofthe Narh-cnst quarter o. sec.
i3 OF range number eighteen isI~tusie In said County
of Lawrence and thai n tho next term Of s.d eoun
application win be nade BY the sad John Kelly Tor aa
ordsr that partition msy bs maybe nsde OF said pssn
ses. JIHM kEkEna,, 49,.
July sa,h, 1854, sf'yALPH LEETE' Aas.
A DMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.
IA. No,iss 10 hsssby given, tles ~ s.bser,bes ss
6ssn sppoiassd ard eely = Adnalsrssos :
dsceassd. JOSEfh FbSAAlrsb AsnT
Jsly ~, iese. ,..... ...>.
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LOOK OUT F0R BARG Aah +.
Union Block Always Ahead.


NREtT arrival of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
" Carpet Bags Trunks, Valises. &c, 81 c. a
the PEoPLE's CHEAP CASH SroRE, Corner Of
Laurence and Second Street, lRoNroN, Ono.
GAS stoics say and poets sing"
Enough is enough oil any good thing
Altho' giant the adage True,
i wish write line or two.
thstanding the extreme low stage Of wat
ter and the many Bank failures Harper hos nos
failed to receive his tremendous pl ie Of Bost
and Shoes of every variety for Men, Women,
Misses and Children from The finest Jenny Lind
Tie to the ponderous lb. Brogan; including
Eastern and Home Made Work of the neatest
and most durable character, Of which he res
pectfnlly invites the. citizens of lronton, and the
adjoining counties,:tD an examination Of his
stock and prices-being deto mined not to be
unde.sold by Jew NOR Geptile-don't forget the
place. 4. w. HARPER.
WIDE AWAKE LADIES.
Onn PAIR of X. Bell & Co.'s French
|LOO Morocco bootees aud Lind's s Custom
Made, also 1913 pair Kid Buskin's and Sl;ppis' o.
Philadelphia, wsrk very neat just received BY
] wv. HARPER.
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
A GOOD assortment Of Hose for Ladies'
| ~ Gents, Misses, and Children, also Glove
aue Yarn in abundance al the store Of
\, s. ". HARPER.
| A FEW BARGAINS STILL LEFT.
'EOSnPAIR Of Ladies' Kip Lace Boots, 70
i ZCO one dollar pair, going fast at
8. W. HARPERS.
i HATS AND GAPS AT COST.
i A SMALL lot Of Hats and Caps at cost. I
close the lot by s. w. HARPxk.
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Removal Of the IrOElon 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 10 the Ironton
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.
tlcmen tO call aud examine for themselves,
JOHN G. IlANZCHE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

B6r or governments, ,ha, Of the mob
is most sanguinary. that Of the soldier
the most expensive, and that of civilians
the most vexatious.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
IRONTON HOUSE.
Corner Of Front and Railroad SIS
IR0NT0N ONO.

NV. ALLISON, PRorRrEroR.
"AvlNG made LARGE ADDITIONS or coHroa-
TABLE ROOMS, to the above well known
HOtel, and NEWLY vIrrED VI AND RENOVATED
the older part Of the house the proprietor would
trons and The travelling public generally, CIV
ing tbs assurance that he will use his best on.
eavom TO please and render agreeable the sfay
Of al who nay put up ct his House.
IvouNon. Aug. 3, 1884.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

~ Right in one thing becomes
preliminary towards right in everything;
the transition 10 not distant from the
feeling which tells US that va should
do harm 10 no man, TO that which tells
US that we should do good 70 all men.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Where 10 The New Cheap Fancy Stste7
Echo Anssoers Corner Of Lasoveses and
Fourth Streets near tk Market. HSssss.
TuST received, direct from. New Yeek 1iH;
ey 'UndersleeYes, from cents TO % ceptap
worth Is cents a pair. Six Cravats only. 20
cents. Latest style Of Silk wells worth 81; now
selling for 20 cents. The finest lot Of Embroi-
deries at half price. Silk Mits for 10 cents q
pair. A great many articles received daily.
H. STONR
Sept. 8, 1854. -,-.
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General Brass Foundry.

WILL commence the above business in Iron.
l. ton, immediately, and trust, by strict atten-
ton 10 The business, with competent kuowl-
edge of the trade, to merit shafe of the public
patronage. Paftcula:s will appeaf ne It week.
JOHN s. VINTON.
All orders left at J. P. Morris Drug Store
will meet with due attention,
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NJ. wALLwWRK.. :. 80.
Hsass l. ornamental Painter,

OIGN WRITER, GLIDER, FAPEh
~ HANDER, Ac, wesM reapeetuialiy Inform .hs
citzene Of lroston end vicinity, that he hes perna-
nentiy located In yroson and IL prepared 70 exc.
cu,e al kinds ofwoTk ks line, N ssupsIos naansF,
with dispatch. Many years experence, bob N Eu.
yope and America, would warrant him In saying that
iii work trusted 70 10 care shall 10 well pe.ioTaed.
Residence, a Ne Biandy's B,0ck-oFdere len q 7
Norris Drug Slore, will be promptly attend 70. "
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LADIES SHOE STORE.
MRS. JANE GREEN,

HAS OPENED NEw LADIts' SHoE
H s,svst On ~ CurAsr ot Third md Olive slreets,
Ia iSe ropW formerly occupied BY D.. Rlng, - a.
ofice. 0h6Aal Very hrge assostmeRt Of Ne bss,
e.. cySt SdsfedtS u this 5cnaiani}. ''i7 -"
N.L.Afs yil and e their advansass 70 give hsT
Jroptbn, June Is, 1854.
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FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
NEW FIRM
MlGlIl2Y g l1lSNlIlLlb,

NlGlsll2Y g lltl3NlillLlb,
Commercial Block, on Railroad Street,
lRONTON, ONO.
IIAXINU orsned The arges! cssor,ment, @ ~ BEST nrd
sple tn rbn'on, we are prepared to supply purchasers
fore so!d in this town, confident TINT DISCERNING pub
ic will confer ne patronage wo solicit.
Nat Back Chairs;
asoop and Mock scrole ca.irS
linnister Back DO
Boston do
Jenny Lind do -
Split Bottom do
French Cane Seat Do
':T.' 10 '.n,''' 90 % 70 % DO 10 Pis,n; I;''''
one. Rim B.et cI.i.si
chI$.sa'' 81: s;so;s:s ssss :: Z.
-: s:...:: s:i:s;i s::i,as cs.lr
cs;is::.ls siss c.a. s... . % aev.,.d,
= d. - Se1s a. plain s.' ...,.1..
cs:s:sI cs"ss and sea w..ns. csss: 70 :.... 4.oli.s d.
essr's s: sosare saS k.!s.s Si Can. .... x...a
I;si'c E;s: S:ts,!: sswi:f Fsn:, cs.i,S ssso
oofbs, Walnut and Mahogany;
Pro lection four drswer BeSsass,. .-... ,
wsISo, no 6Ts::.a SS, :%1 's.", ss,s.ss 90 90 90
do SCROLL column do do
Mahogany Marble Top do do -. 81.
do and Walnut round cornered do do
Ki,cken Tables; ~
Breakfast do
Dining do - --.
Ssns1e Ssss DO DO ..s.
Double Level two drawer stands
Two drawer stands; ~
One do do
Wash stands, all varieties,
Safes, three varieties;
Walnut Desks;
Looking Glasses, q very superior article, cheap
Miss carey Redsieas,1
Mi sses medium do do ...
French Cottage Walnut Bedsteasls;
Cc!agon sycsmore high post DO %
Poplar BedstesSs high post, 81. .'..., ....
IS n Field Poplar do -. ~. .u.f
French do do
Low common do - -
Trundie beds wi Ii snd wisheus 49,. =. .fi%,
Lounges, PANEL and turned
Cribs large and small. ''at ,u:k fr'l. .
Mattresses md Mats;
Toy and Willow Wagons and Cabs; :,
Willow Crudes;
Tubs, Bail Boxes, Keslers, '''
Fancy Buckets, Patent Clothes Pins,
Churns. Rolling Pins and Washers!
Market and Fancy Willow Baskets.
Call and sec and buy the CHEAPEST and BI.S'
Fnilnre sold in lronton. RICHEY 4 MERRILL.
lrOnton, October g. 1854
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rs hereby given that TIE Township Board Of
i Education, Of Upper Township, win meet
at the Clerks Office, In Ironton, Dot. 18th. 1t
O clock, p. NJ, 1854. An members Sre repues.
ted to be present and be prepared asreqaiIedil ID
the eighth and nipeteenth sectioussftAe sohool
law. ~. TRUuDO.
Oct "A. l06A
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Also Floring and Shingles, their stock is man.
nincturcd OF the large and hriny.growth OF Pine
trees that are only found about the head waters
OF the Allegheny River. When navigation shall
open. they will be in readivess 10 ship Bills for
oil points along the River. Send in yonr 10,
and they will be promptly filed To order,
As to the quality Of their lumber they refer TO
J. M. Merrill 4 Co., 7. Winten. Kemp and
Mackey. and 10 all other mechanics thst have
worked Il.
(lct IA. fAkl
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MO "HOAX,"--T That AS Coon
IN d DAGURREOTYpEsca be taken in Iron,on, US
elsewhere, is becoming generally known-Ict I'll ose
who doubt call 1.-THE Skylght Rooms in the third story
ofRodgers Block, corner ofRalroad and Second Sls,
n,rance OH Railroad Street-nside stairway. As
plee an assortment ofpain and fancy cases kept con
stan,y hand, can be found in any Of The Cities
Also, Gold Locke,s. COLE CHAMBLIN. j4-5w