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LIVER COMPLAINT.

DYSPEPSIA, Jsundice, Chronic or
1INsuous Debility, Disease Of !hs Kidney and
sIl diseases arising from disordcred Liver or S'om
och; such % constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF
Blood 70 ne Hesd Acd,y ofof the Stomach, Nausea,
Hssr.burn disgust for Food ullness O. weight IN te
aiGcu brea.hing Il The heart, choking or suiocn!ins
sensation when In lying posture, dinners q vision,
dots o. web: before !he sight, fever snd dujDon In
burning In ,hs assh, constant imsginngof sNl, and
~ D.. faooFLSNHs celsSrs,ea GERMAN sTT.
s s.s.s. rSii.Ss'psi:. issssSSs = " '''a' w. ~ ea
Their power over ,hs above diseases Is not exceled
II squaled, BY any other preparation In the United
physicisns had iiled These Bii,ers arc worthy the
Attention OF invslnds. Possessing great virtues In
che rectRcaiion Of diseases Of the Liver and lesser
ssf and aiseons Of the digestive organs, they are.
"'.. sExD SNp y @ SSNv!xcEp ss = ,.., ..,,.
''Youl Bters are highly priced BY those who have
assd them. Aease Of Liver complain, Of long stand.
ng which had resed the skill Of several Physicians
e :. f.q L. BRAKE Fiesdou X do % O., 4priiS . 1854 ..l:
SThs German BitteTs you sent me last have not YET
come 10 hsnc. have been out Of the article for some
s,ns much Ssssh, Of and scusht assr In his commu-
4. NJ. Hurcunsox, M. D. Bedfo,d, g.. August 90,
J6s9, said: "The nittcrs you shippeu nie III NM s,
ere oil gone-I ink It Il good medicine and am
Teccomme nding Il 10 my patemts and friends (which
DO or no other patent medclne) You will please for
ward . large supply.r
.. Fazxcn, Woosier, o.. 1852, said: u hsve used
some three Of four bottles Of Hooa.nda Genan biierA
fOr Dyspepsia, and have derived great benefit from
sher hsisve them TO be good for oil diseases fol
which they arc rcccommended."
w. nj. ORs, Woes.cr. O.. said: "You asked me
my opinion Of the Germsn Bii,crs. lhavc used them
6of Dyapepsia and Indigestion, md take pleasure 10
stating that think they the very best remedy e1-
adyase Of aii the proprietary medinces Of the day"
s.sMr. Orr II distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
These Biiters arc entirely vegetable. They never
Sold Lv Motley Barber, Irontoh; J. Haskell Jr.
Hsskelv vi,le WIN. II. Bryan, Burlington; Latch q
Davisson, Marion, and by dealers In medicine every
where,
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MILLINERY. AND FANCY GOODS
MRS. NJ wNlEELEiR.

First door below the Vernon House. IRONTON.
Having Just arrived from Cincinnati with a
fine stock Of Bonnets. Trimmings, &C., ofthc
most approved and sshonable styles, tenden
her services to al who may desire anything in
the Millinery line. Having served q full ap.
premiership with one Of the best Milliners In
The State, and having made arrangements b,
which she will receive the latest styles from
New York and Cincinnati, from time 70 time, q,
the wants Of her customers may demand. Sh,
feels confident Of on ability TO give full satisfac
ton to oil that may favor with their custom.
Straw Donnsts Hsatly Rstrimnsd.
march 2l 1854
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ClxcrssArl MAsxrr. May 6.

Flour and Grain-The market for Flour
maintains 6mness, with q demand from the
city trade fully equal to the supply. The sales
comprised 200 brls at s7,s6; 500 do. at sL00.
and 10 doy extra ar s7,sS. In Grain. 1000
bushels oats At 49,. and 1000 do. Barley Malt
at el.l0.
; The sales Of Provisions to-day, were 1000
pcs Sugar cured Hams al &c., loose, and 5000
ibs bulk Edss st ste. We have sale Of 100 bxs
Cheese At SIC. A sale Of 100 bushels prime
Neshannock Potatoes at 70c-othcr qualities at
40 and 500. The demand for Sugar Is better,
and 200 hhds sold at 81 10 &c. 2Stierces Rice
at So. Mclasses 20 and2ic.
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FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION,

FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION,
OE~ A"1AS
Country Merchants, Furnace Proprictors and
Dealers generally are advised that
WIN. ELDEN & co.
Wholesale Dealers In DRY GOODS,
Queensware, Carpetinss, Straw Goods,
Cotton Yarns &c., ~
Front srest, PORTSMOUTH Ohio.
Are now receiving their first importation Of
Spring Goods, being larger, more varied, and
moae desirable than any Of our previous impor-
tations fof the Spring season.
We respectfully invite the attention of all
dealers who have been making purchases in
other markets, believing we can offer induce
ments unequalled by any other Western House.
Our arrangements are such as to supply dealers
at Eastern Jobbers prices, with the addition of
freight and exchange, and will be glad to du-
plicate eastern purch users upon these terms.
10 oil our old friends we can confidently
say, our stock presents greater lattractions than
ever heretofore. and extra exerriOns will be us
ed to make il their interest 10 continue dealing
with us. WIN. ELDEN y CO.
March IL 1854
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby
DCgiven that petition will be presented to
the County Commissioners at their next regular
session for the laying out of a County Road as
follows: Commencing at the graded road in
Aid township near where John Higgins now
lives; thence across Symmes Creek, near VIM.
Nelson's; thence up Elkins creek, the nearest
and best route to Stephen Gates; thence the
nearest and best route to Presly Gillen's;
thence the nearest and best route to widow
Pancakes thence 10 intersecL the Hecla Fur
mace road leading to Ironton. 3w
ADril 10th 1854
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GEORGE Shamhar, Plaintiff against o.
Cain Sutherland, defen liant. At the instance
Of said Plaintiff, on the 18th day Of February A
d 1854, an order Of an attachment was issued
by Thomas Higgins. Justice Of the Peace Of
Mason Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. fol
the sum Of % dollars debt, and supposed a.
mount Of cost ten dollars, against the goods,
G attels, stocks, or interest in stocks, rights,
credits, moneys and effects Of o Cain Suiher-
land, a non. resident of said County.
MGrch I 1854 GEO. SiIAMHAkf.
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New Jewely & Fancy Store
JWsEPM STNMEEllLL,

WW6IEU III - y Wv 1SasSsSssSUss10
HAS OPENED A New Jewelry and
nFancy Store on LAWRENCE STREET,
opposite the Buckeye House, Ironton, where
10 will keep constantly on hand general as
Sortment Of Fancy Goods, such as Watches.
Gold Pens, Breast Pins, Gold Chains, and
Ane Jewelry of all descriptions, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Braids, Embroidery, Hats, Brushes,
Combs, Looking Glasses, Port Monies, Cutlery
and many other things which cannot be emu
merated, which he will warrant OF the pest
nuality. and will sell them cheaper than they
can be purchased in any other store in town.
Call in and see his assortment, and you will
not fail 70 purchase.
IYontoA. ApFil 26th 1854.
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Wholesale Grocery Store.

WE have on hand, and ale Teoeiving. 3
w large and well selected stock of 0ro.
ceSies, which We have purchased ~ cash, and
are prepared 10 sell at wholesale or resait ct q
eoo1 bargains u can Be had q Porassoath q
Nncinnatti.
f6Turnacs n,en and Country Deaies Ne are
prepsssd 70 Duplicate Fosasmouth a. Cinsin-
nah Bslls, he,ght sdded. in every vasisty q
Gsooosieo euttabh ~ the tsde. Call and see
(or yoguelvsA DEMPSEY. PAUL. 4 90.
lIoatou, Jan. [, 1854.
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FOR THE GENTLEMEN.

FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Fine Calf, Sewed and pegged Boots, also
Congress CATERS and Brogans, Custom made.
and warrented to be of the bes. material, and
workmanship, just received and for sale cheap,
lronton Mar. 7th. 8. w. HARPER.
LADIES SHOES.
Ladies Calf and Goat Lace Boots, custom.
made, warented not to rip. may be had at the
store Of s. w. HARPER.
Jronton, March 7th,
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~ MIILlMER Y. -@a
MRS. G. WHITE,

Asseaa Street, second deer bslev tAs Bank
IRONTON, OHIO.
TTas just retained from Cincinnati with q
III full and well selected assortent Of BON
NKTR HATS, CAPS, Trimmings and every.
,thine conndcted with the Millinery Business,
IF he latess styles and most approved Fashions,
She has arraugementa also, BY which any arti-
ale in her line, Of any quality. OF style, can be
.nrocured from Cincinnati on the shortest posi-
Hls notice. Devoting her whole time and A.
,tention 70 the wants Of her lady customers, she
earnestly soliciu share Of public patronage, in
full confidence thatshe will be able TO give en-
30 .st;sfaot ion. a1t-l864.
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SOAEIKtNG NEW.
=. Q. a0psxks, >. suapseK, \
TIL. nURDocK, vs.. nvap0cxt
AeDGEng, MURDOCH 4 CO. 4
Wholesale and Retail
GRocRRs. COMMISSION MsRcHANrs
AND DEALERS j IN, COUNTRY
( PRODUCE.

!, n T the old 1aad Of d NnFdock, oo1a
~ OF ID and Lawrence sts, lroutOa, Ohio.
Having purchased Of Clark i Rsssgs theli en-
bushes at the old stand, and would Inyits the
public to call and exaInine our stock which will
be kept full BY new supplies . ouStonaers de-
mand:
The Senior partner viii pay particular atten-
ton 70 the purchase aud sals u goods on Com.
mission ~
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INFORMATION WANTED.

THE undersigned wishes to ascertain where
Patrick Joyce, from County Mayo, Ireland.
brother of his, may be found, who came to this
country about nine years ago. He was in New
York abouttwo years since. Any information
of him will be very thankfully received by me,
Ironton, Ohio, March 81 '54 THOS. JOYCE.
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RONTON MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
HARRIS & KILlAN,
Manufacturers Of Marble Monuments

Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, Marble
Mantels, Table Slabs, &c. Also, Free Stone
'Plnths, Window Jambs, Sills, Caps, &C. &c.
Fourth Street, opposite the Market House.,
IRONTON, OHIO.
Having been practically engaged in the bu-
sines for number of years in Europe and this
country. they feel confident that they will be
able 10 render entire satisfaction to all who
may favor them with their custom, and by strict
attention to business, hope to merit and receive
liberal share Of public patronage. nil
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In vpsy ~ 4, ~ " eAksAtI
G. - ~. ~. s.(S !, q 9 ~ !; =. 4 4 Sft
q acknov lsdeeiI ~ b0 {he ~
made, = Il eettl lad IN & wphde1(l1 e.
has performed, The lt11inAf copies ~ Whieb
In ponpeeejon ol hAf1FJRdctm. Ren1o ~
th;s 4 the only true and d0riknal aEliclo. . III
N Oeapouud ylsld zattnst u YellsW1
ssa GsfssvsYiila, las been pOnarpd Nlll
tieulsr reference 70 Femais o.
clpieut Consamplon, Bificnnew. Eue&
regular Menstsualion, 1ncontinenc~ - (jsil !,
and general Glcoany etate,of min tge eure9 w
by DR.. 0UYpQfT8 Extflct AZ 3el)ow Utct
sns ssuspAsillas which Eiy(ee trnnsdisfa ~
lief BY renewing the. lpuA ation - health snd
stscngth-the blood ~ neutra'isss bad hs-
mours, stops unnatural serretisns, and givss
healthy action 70 OIL vital powers
The Yellow Dock and ssrsapsrilla % pess.
liarly adspted to females OF delicate healtA
resulting from irreg'ilarify o menstrual ais
charges. ana other diseases peculiar 70 tnslf
rex. Inc plopheior mas ~ shs posssS'"A
great NUMBER oi cefliRcates oi cufe' pe"oiA
Cd OF the above description. we assure tne
amicted' that nottie OF TWO oi tr' 1nysoWs
Extract Of Yellow DOCK aud SHrsapariiia II
al once regulate tnoss oifhculhes' shd sensw
tne na'a'a' energies.
OusE os sisREetLAhiTri IN THs FEA'o1s ~
mkSSThpArios.
Uhead this s'a'cnent"f tho cure Of MARY
Moore VINO was gwen up by he' physicians o.
being utterly inc"'aDie' ls herein certified to
ny ~. a. o. ""'de'' enc OF her consulting
pny''cans'
! hahdohviise va, aug. 49, 1903.
: ln"" 70 celu,y .hat was called 70 ses tAs
: ABOVE named Mary ioo'e, during the absence
{ Of her regular atteUang physician, found hse
in critical and daursrous condition, and. N
.h,,... ,.,.,,s .f-. 49,.
th;, w., o.l,e., IN ,r.,,,.,,;o, ,,,,, ~, ~.
lar attending physician. Oar opinion, vsrs.
that her recovery was impossible. I learasa
: that her disease was caused more than I've
yesn ago, from irregulsrity in her periods ol
menstsuation, caused by'taking severe cold.
/ did not see her again. ba, soon after learned
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BOARD OF DIRECro2s.

8UA1O w Ukk6CxU1U,
Hon. JANE BUCHANAN, Hon. WALrIn H.l.ovsxs
" WV. WILKISs, CnAHLEs NAYL0I,
M0sEs HAMPTON, q Gxx. J. x. MooHEAp.
PRINCIyAL-P. DUFP, Author Of Bufr's Book
Keeping &c.
This Is admitted to be the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in
the United States. Four active assistants are
constantly employed in the Book Keeping
clBss. The Principal is the only teacher Of
Book Keeping in the Western StuDes, former
ly known as an extensive merchant and ship
owner, (see circular, p6.) His professional
experience thus enables him to give CONNER
cial students an insight into actual business
which other teachers have no means Of i'm
parting. His commercial training embraces
upwards Of 400 real business Transactions
drawn from every department Of inland and
shipping business. Nearly 800 commercial
calculations, embracing all abbreviated meth
DDS in use among American and European
merchants. PENMANsHIP, embracing q per-
feet command ofthe pen by the hand and arm
movements. DAILY LECTURES on Commercial
Law, Political Economy, Commercial Sciences
the theory, profits, 4 the art of making money.
Dnlfs bookkeeping, Harpers edition. price
$3.50, postage 81 cents the most perfect and
comprehensive in the English Language
Duff's Steamboat book keeping, price 81, pos
tage 9 cents, "a perfect system for such books
and Accounts'
Dufi's Commercial Calculations, price so
cents
Send for circularby mail dee 10
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MEAT HOUSE.

THOS. A. BRATTON, would inform The citia-
ems Of Ironton, that he has opened 4 NEAT
HOUSE, on Lawrence, betweR End aAd 3yd sts,,
directly opposite the Buckeye House. where he
will be happy 10 supply them with Beef, Pork.
Sausage, DC, % fresh and good q can bs found
in market.
Feb. 81, 1854.
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NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN. That
IN the Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation Of Upper Township, will be held at the
Clerks Office in said township, on the 18th
inst, at 9 clock, A. NJ. A punctual atten.
dance is necessary, as much business will be
before the Board. j. X. KIDD, Ch'm'n.
April Sd, 1854.
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TABITIIA CHAPTERS, 7
.,,onn nycs;,, rpps Di'oAeh'

The defendant in this case will take notice that pc
on has been fled in the Cour, of Common Pleas for
Lawrence County Ohio praying that her marriage
contract with the suid Sanford might bo revoked.
Cause assicned, extreme cruelty and neglect.
=. SPRlGG, Any for Com.
Irodton O, March II, 1854.
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New Cheap Grocery,
j. C@WM AN & sWMSs

1h z VI OIINOI1NA1Is l.
Having Istablishsd . Grocery on Lawrence
st., between Srd. and 4th..
IRONTON, OHIO.
H1OULD inform the citizens Of Ironton and
the advantage Of CONNECTION with another es-
tablishment In Cincinnati, from which they are
receiving constant supplies, they will sell any
thing in their line, upon the farest terms offer
ed in the market. Teas, coffee, sugar, spices,
Family provision, pork, ,hams, butter. lard, Veg
etables,-In short general variety of all the
articles usually kept in Grocery.
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80 COAL DIGGERS WANTED.
TIE Peach Orchard Coal Company will give
constant employment the year round, to 6C
Coal Diggers at their works on the Big Sandy
They are paying 30 cents cash per ton Of 2O0(
pounds for digging.s
For further information, enquire Of W. T,
Nichols 4 Co., at the Mouth Of Big Sandy.
Jan 26. 1854.
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sRenoyal 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
RodgerY new building, next 10 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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WATER COoLE.

~ heeones Indispensable 70 the comfort and health
y - sverv fimily. fAs undsrsgned has fof several
yesrs psst been engaged In the mAnnfaet1rs of the
.srfseains Sen. Knowing their great utility,
ssnn%y "a eosvSnisuos, must bring them in'o very
sssss -. TSsy have beens Indispensable 70 every
.s.sss, Tke f1ct kas been demonsssaasd beyond
no.. ~, .sev vii preserve Ice iongsr tAan any
T,ss Sev;ess 1hiek have bssn 1roagAf ont for .ns,
cscsS ~ eonvehisaes Of always having ICE
TXTEa sss1y ~ dhakingsts @ify .pyrssissad y
n. 49, ~ bs,isr ASitsstos manufacturing WAi-
= coSIsss sSsn aay eisablsh4snt In the county,
~ prspessl z sssey T ny Sssn1;xxs;- x;.
fs svehais ~ osheIs ssyiag e =. - ~
ess e.:,s IN .sejISt sslbty. GEO. y WiNCHElLs
a.. kssS "A Colsmba Sss, Clheinnetl Y.
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Valuable Real Estate r san.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his lot and two
story brick building, next door below the Yer
non House, on Front Street, lronton, Ohio.
Said building is 20 by 43 feet, the lower story
now occupied by Drug Store, the upper story
is occupied as a dwelling, containing three
rooms on tho floor, and one very good room in
the garrett, with entrance from the outside. Pos
session can be had in March, apply to the Sub
scriber in Ironton. JACOB CUMPSTON.
inn "a. 1854 w0
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= =, ~ar
sEs 0fssGs. Sass &Nn;cnksr.
THE BEST REMEbxSser tla % nm
! for Coughs, Cosas AitthA, C,cqjy .iaaussss.
Bronchitis. Blskd ahs. LSnCt riAssll
Breathing Liver 4lfse ~ : - sr rsak.
ness Of the breast, Or she. Els /.
In short, tbs iSslssn is pseuliasjy sdsgaSd "
every disease Of the EanSs and Liyps! which
Is produced by our ever r-vatyIng climate.
FIFTY TTIorSANDs spERSON MS ~ ssna-
ally in England oi, C9NsJMPTlUs IiFtAs
New England states, the proportioh q cas 10
four. or FIVE. In Boston probably one In lpur.
In the city Of of New York, sixty-seven dls1 y
two weeks in Deceinbe. Of this disease. ItiA
less prevalent in tho more northern lstitpdes
q Russia, Canada, and among the Alps Of
Switzerland, where the winters ne long and
severe, and there are fewer sudden chaaeos.
No theory can be more we come to IL hu-
man mind than the one which establishes a
good grounds the nope efonprolonged sxisisaoe
il the allegations of those VINO are a lsast en-
titiod to veracity, may be believed. there y .
preventive and Q remedy
pAnothec nh-sioians Tsstansay..0
Mr.. Fowle-- Neas si..--I could ssnd you 3
dozen certificates, sssons aud deciaye, d ~
really sanatiYe ELECTS Vt your valuable III;
sam Of Wild Cherry, witian the pssl twsivs
months. under ray own supervision. and dikss-
tion. Indeed know of few persons who hare
used it comparatively, bat commend il ia ~
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EIVE HUNDRED KEGS Of Blast.
IL ing, and $50 kegs Of Rifle POWDER,
Manufactured by the Miami Manufacturing
Company, for sale by their Agents,
nil RoDoERs, MURDocK & Co. on Sd st.
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700n Galloss Stone Ware,
UUU 10 boxes Cheese for cutting;
Koreans wrapping paper,
so kegs rife and blasting powder;
10barrels Sugar;
10 do Cider Vinegar;
10 do N o Molasses;
low by the barrel. lot or parcel.
No. one article Of Cotton Batting.
Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Butter, Eges
Corn Brooms, Common and Fancy, on hand ant
for sale by RIM 4 Co.
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John CLARK'S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given to oil concerned, that
the undersigned have been duly qualified and
appointed administrators Of The Estate Of John
Clark deceased, late of the County Of Law
renee, and State OF Ohio. HESTER CLARK.
February 7th 1854. AMOS B. CLARK.
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WHEAT! WHEATN
WE pay the highest market price for Whsal
w delivered in lrontoa.
H. G. T. r. 3.
TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED,

The undersigned being about to remove 6oa'
Irouton, hereby gives notice that I'll watches
and ieweiry left here for tepain have been de-
posted with James Marcus at D. H. Carka
old stand( where the ownen can get them BY
paying the cost Of repai1.
Also, 5000 REWARD viii be paid to any
person giving information 70 said A.rcam OF tne
Editon Of the Times, that willlead 70 the 10.
coyexy Of four Rvld watches and chains, that
were stolen from him on the night Decem-
Der last. yAb. y. FohD.
Irontcn. February I. 1854.
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TINE BU KEYE BRASS BAND
Z q lualoa, respectfully tsnaes w. .ne,t s III
sieas le Publie OceaGcns, rsc N.c =, n.... ~
~. ps,sdea, o., Apply 70 TRonAs oLAsss
.sT3.sse OGoe, ISoutoa Ohio. &
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;;.,Tn51cE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 7

lNMs ~ 81 clIe1sald Nss6ag vtl y LA
= 49, d.s 81; Y. !. ssssss s:ss.sy = s.s.ss: .
HaySz1s q iSssssssl Ss1issss vill y psessssea -
I .Sssv;1sY1!s 1, j. fsunba ~.
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w M - NAONAN " SO4SCs
NEW CHEAP GROCERY.
Corner Of Third and Buckhorn )
lRONroN, OHIO.
wM oEPHARr, CHAs. RENsHAw.
GEPHART & RENSHAW.
TAvING Purchased Halls building on
II said coynes, have Just opened, and will
Keen on hand general assortment OF Grocer.
lee for family use such -
ehssu. Molasses, Teas,
FIour Rice Coffee
potatoes, Cfacken, Cheese Il
Corn meal, Houminy, Beans,
Tobaoco. Ossfs Pork
Fish Confectionery Spices
|. Lard Soap Candies
and vinesaf. wholesale and retail and almost
every article needed for family consumption.
Call and see for yourselves.
Y Also. I general assortment Of Queenswares
Liverpool and Glassware f6r sale BY
.0BPHARTA RENstiAW.
TyINWARR. LAntsgne CtGee mills knives
AID jotis lpoong heks hinsess saws %.
6k kkhd ana ~ sals " e 4 X
1NoWprR LA shee pssssasa esrs.
Slsshls Ssx 1lletlglg - sals ~ 81 ~.
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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-16

STAND FROM UNDEll-WAR DE.
cLARED--COMPETlTION IS Z
THROWN ASlDE-:THE CHEAP
CASH SYSTEM ESTABLISHED.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-16

1UST received.
81 60 Barrels Flour . Bis MolaSses
II Boxes Soap III Boxes Candles
do Candies 20Bis. Apples
lbs. Tobacco Eegas, Pipes
Boxes Teas Cut& Dried Tobacco
Nuts OF every vsrty Sugar, Cider
Cotton Yarn Dye Stnffs
Boxes Saleratus Mackerel,
"a, White Fish Herring. Cod Fish
Sacks. for sale, as cheap as can be sold in
fronton, by JAMES AARCUM.
Jan. 10, 1884.
ARD, fresh foy sale by
Ii M.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-16
M u z PLY g . BAR z,
Third Street, Irouton Ohio,

n RE In the field, with . tremendous
IA stock Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, con.
slstng IN partss follows:
Is B5ls N. q. NoMsses 10 bo1es excellent iobarco,
~ half bbls do W kegs Nails Of sii sizes,
I bbis =. II. do 30 gross Of Matches,
10 sacks prime Rio CoGss, 80 pair Country Socks,
.00O lbs smoked Nests Of 6O0 lbs Of Loaf Sugar.
all kinds, IS boxes excellent Cheese,
100 bbls Of Potatoes, Raisons, Figs, Rico,
30 do Lime, Crackers, Buckets,
10 do White Beans, Wsslhoards, Bsdcosds,
4O0 ibs of Tea Of all kinda Closhesnss, Salurutus,
10 dozen Fancy Brooms, baking and Washing Soda,
10 bbis Dried Fruit MacksYei, HeYrings,
80 kegs Blasting Powder Cod Fish, Table Salt
80 do Rifle do Starch, Indigo, Vinegar.
40 boxes S0ap and Candcs Corn Mcnl and 1Oi articles
10000 assorted Cgnrs, TOO numerous 70 mention
The above Goods arc Of Inc best quaIity, and arc
warranted To give cntise ssisfacti0n. Call round
everybody, we will sell cheaper 70 cash than he
fore sold IN Jrouton Our motto IT, suiek sales, and
Small Profits" MURPHY b LEARY.