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Disinfecting Agent.
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger.

7 UST received large and fresh suppIy-admirabl
j adapted and control the prevailing intes
final Dlsorders-at the Granite Drug Store.
June PKlICHARD Il CALDWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09

OAK Tanned SOLE LEATHER-irst .ua,;tv- o.
" cents per pound-for sale by
July g. t2 p SHAW
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c. \ BEGS leave respectfully to announce to the
Ladies of Charlotte and the public, that she mas
returned from the Northern cities, and OPEN
ing a fashionable and choice selection of
Bonnet Trimmings, Fancy Articles,
Caps, Artifcials, Head-Dresses,
together with variety of French MILLINERY, &c.
Having secured the services of experienced Dress
maker and Milliner, from Philadelphia she feels conf
dent that she give general satisfaction in both
branches of the business No pains will be spared to
please. Orders from distance thankfully received
and carefully packed and forwarded,
april Ia, 1884 38-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09
Snuff! Snuff! Snuff,

JUST RECEIVED, choice lot of Lorillard's, Amer
y lean Gentlemen, High Toast, Scotch, Rappee and
Maccaboy s. U F FS, for sale low for cash. at the
Granite Drug Store.
June PRlICHARD d CALDWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09
Indigo, Pearl Starch,

CORN STARCH, together with large and varied
y stock of everything that is superior in line
For sale low for cash
PRFrCHARD & CALDWELL.
Wing will copy the above advertisements.
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Spices, &C,

NUTMEGS, Mace, Spice Cloves, Peppers, Ginger
Y best articIes-for sale at
PRlTCHARD & CALDWELL.
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From the North Carolina Wing.
a Card.
APRIL ), 1854.

Pcr. A. IL SMipp, Rec. J. NJ. Bradley, Rcr
e. Z. Deems.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09
DOmestics.

WE keep large stock of Domestic, PIaids, and
w Manchester Ginghams, for servants wear.
SPRATT, DANIEL & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09
Straw Bonnets.

CFTRAW Bonnets and Flats, both for grown person
- and infants Call soon before they picked owe
SPRATT, DANIEL. & co.
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Silks.

THE largest lot of SILKS ever brought to this
L ket embracing every variety of Plaid Check and
all the different Shades of plain Silks will be found
SPRATT, DANIEL g. CO.'S.
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Robes.

THE fnest!stock of ROBES, both Barege and Muslin
L Prin ted and Embroidered, at
SPRATF, DANIEL & co.
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Just TO Hand.

4 LARGE and fresh supply oc pure Linsced Oh
y On. Carolina manufacturer where it may Away
be had in any quantity.
June PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
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May 5, "a.
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May 26, '54.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09

Hurrah, for Spratty Daniel & Co.!
THEY have the largest stock of Bebee HATS ever
brought to this town, and they pretty this
son, TOO. 3s april Ia.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

Francis Nash, Eyecutriy of Jpmes)
Nash, deceased, against John Nash
Eliza Rebecca Nash, mtemurried
with Mediioi Col inc, 'tlyira Mash
nleimnHled with Wallace Lewis, The stat {.
Jane Ellen Nash mtermarded with OF Ohio
Michnel Floyd, Thomas Jefferson Iswrenc
Nash, james, Nash, Sisanfroncis County,
Mash, Rachel Mash, JtmiIna Nash Courl Of
ln'elmnrrltd with Ira Slater, foffnli Probate
aer, VIM u II Nasb. and France
Marion Nash I'M nCHl and heirs al
law Of Jrmes NoslI, deceased.
The above named defendants are notified
that on The 2illI day Of February, A ID 1891,
said plaintiff fled in The Court Of Probate wi'l,
IN aud for the Cpunty Of Lawrence ana S ale OF
Ohio her petition, the object and prayer OF
which IL 10 obtain an or.cr in s~id Court, 70
sell for the payment Of debts Of decedcnt, the
following real estate, situate in said county, 10
wit. one hundred ana SiSty acres " land III lhe
Ohio Conpany'e purchase part Of lot No. l29o'
in Township No. ? Of Range No. 10, being a
part of section No. 81 and the south hall OF
The tract Of land conveyed by David Robert
son. TO said james Nash, deceased, ON the 2lst
Of August, 1915, 10y deed recorded in volume
10, pages I ljand llG ofthe records OF deeds in
said county and that tie same will be for hear
my n Prla.c, CJlrL Of a'd Comfy on
"Wednesday The 20lh dHy OF March 1851, und
that unless the said dc !tn l0n;s, or some one o!
them, shall appear and make defence, an or.
der will then be taken for the sale OF sad prem
scs for the parpose aforesaid.
LEFT q IIAWLEY.
Feb a 1854 Attorneys for Fctr.
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Sale of Real Estate.

LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT.
Margaret Shope and William Shope,
Administrators Of VIM. Shope decd,
versus
Margaret shopc Widow, Martha
Shope, Mary Shopc intermhrrcd with
John lsnwl MS; MthDla Shopc, initr. Petition
married with Denial Ilallelman; John 10 s.f
Shope, Elizabeth Slopc, intermlfried Lan&
with william 1honpson; wiz nm
Shopc JAS Shopc; Tim Slope ,ot full
age,l and Sarah dun Slope aud Hoda
Shope. tinfGnls,l lers at law of VIM
Shope deceased und Asa Clark hOll.
er Of the legal title 10 last tact of
land in petition mentioned.
On the 22d day february a. d. 1854, al one
O'Clock in the afternoon, and on the premises
in Washington Township, Lawrence County
Ohio, will be soll to The highest bidder, clear
Of Dover, the following Real Estate, as the
property of william Slope deceased to.wit;
The North hnlf Of The South East az arlcr Of
Section ihrIy.siy i3tl in Township four 4, and
iange eighteen IS, containing eighty acres and
Sixty-onc hundredtlls sf an acre s0.6l, upprni.
sed 10 the Snm Of four bundled dUlllIs, 500
Terms Of selr ere cash in hand, two hundred
and thirty six dollars and SIXTY cents. s23f,C0
and The interest on said sum from the 80 day
of December. A d, 1853 to the day Of sale; and
the residue in six months with interest from the
day Of sale, oil secured by Mortgage decd on the
lands so soll, or other sufficient surety. And
notice is hereby given tc the above named de
PENDANTS that said petitioners will ask the said
Cjurt, on lhc2Sth day Of February nest, 10 con-
finn said sale; TO aword, and oIder payment to
the said Asa Clarke. the holder Of the legal IT,.
tlc;'und decree, that said Asa Clarke convey
said LEGAL tile 10 the purchaser or DurcL1gcri
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READY IGMUtG GLUIg.ElIMtf
CHEAHER THAN EVER!M
r.. WISE & DnQTHER,

Having REMOVED thcr Es.ablaAm cnt to
Ellisons Block,
CORNER OF FROM AND LAWRENCE SrS.
Second dor above Cll.'s Bakery Ironlon, are
just rcplenishng their stock with the best rs
sormcnt Of Clothing ever offered for sale in
Ironton. l!avn received u very liberal pat.
ronage from the public, we are enal Il to sci.
cheaper han ever before, and will beat our.
selves in giving good bargains in Clothing, as
Coats, Ncs,s Pants
Overcoais, Cloaks Silk Hats
Glazed C,ps Boots onl Sloes-Fur do
Plush do Carpet Sacks, Wool DO
Ladies Goods, ShawIs, Fine BJnnets,
Ladies Shoes Jewclry Handkerchief,
Fine Shirs, undershir,s Drawers,
Buskn Gloves Fine Kid Gloves 1'runks.
India Rubber and Oil cloth Gaps, Pants, Leg.
gins, Boots &c. &c.
Our goods are Of our own manufacture, from,
the best of material. Having the advantage OF
a resident partner in Cincinnati, and also Of a
large business at Parkclsburg Va, we will be
enabled 10 keep mp an assortment upon the
most economlcal plan, and wtll sell to those
who may favor us with their custom,
Persons wishing 10 Retail in The country,
will find it to tier advantage 10 purchase here
in preference 10 incnrriEg the uApensc OF {
trip TO Cincinnati, or elsewhere.
Give us a call, and examine our stock fo
yourselves before purchasing; we are Away
pleased 10 shom our goods, believing if YOU
learn prices you will be sure to buy.
II. WISE & BROTHER.
IrOnton, February 2Slh, 1854,
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Wistar's BaIsam Of wild Cherry.

FOR THE INSTANT RELIEF AND RAPID CURE
or ASTHMA CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARsENEss, GROUP, AND ALL DIsEA.
sEs OF THE LUNGS AND CHEST.
THE BEST REMEDY ever known to man
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group. lnaaensa'
Bronchitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difhcai
Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weak
ness of the breast, or Side, etc.,
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adaptsd 70
every disease of the Lungs and Liver. which
is produced by otr varying climate.
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS, die anna
ally in England Of CONSUMPTION. In the
New England states, the proportion IS on: IN
four or five. In Boston probably one in four.
In the city of of New York, sixty-seven dlsdin
two weeks in December Of this disease. It u
less prevalent in the more northern latitndss,
as Russia, Canada, and among tho Alps Of
switzerland where the winters are long ana
severe, and there are fewer sudden changes.
| No theory can be m,ra we come tn the hu-
man mind than the one which establishes on
good grounds the hope for prolonged esisten'e
if the allegations Of those VINO are at least en-
titlod to veracity, may be believed, there y .
preventive and a remedy.
uJAnother Physioians Testimony. N
Mr.. Fowle- Dear Sr,--l could send you
dozen certificates, strong and decisive. OF the
really sanative effects Of your valuable bsi'
sam of wild Cherry within the past twelve
months. under my own supervision, and dirsc.
ton, Indeed know Of few persons who have
used il comparatively, but commend it in ths
strongest terms. A case of Asthma, ths -.
yerest ever saw. to which Twas called .
month ago, evinced the superiority Of the BAL
sam, 1t lasted him six weeks, and the dysp.
noea and suffering wero dreadful, he sat up
every night. The gentleman told me 70 give
him something to last him home, l2i milesl -
that he might see his wife and child, and die
n peace! gave him one bottle Of balsan.
and four ounces Of syrup squiIls, directing hin
10 take teasp,onful doses Of bsst Botdssas
olive oil, when the difficulty was sreatege.--
Next day forced his dcspondent will. safl
made him take six bottles Of Wstars RAlsA,A
of Wild Cherry home with him a. prsssat, hs
Having aliedged that he had used - much sx.,
lpensiye medicines n no profit. Last week
Mr.. A. called aud expressed his gfatitads 70
I,o M. nthe wn-nest manner, said the ms1i.
cine had saved lis lia, paid biz whole ~
and took six b,ti,cs m ire. aud lea myofacs -
home rejoicing. Very respectfully yoass ~
D. - d *.
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Daguerrean ROOMS.

EDWIN CLARK has the pleasure ot 0nn>unc
ing 10 the citizens OF lllonton, that Ia las open.
ed rooms over Nf. NMou's Variety Store, and
is prepared 70 execute iikcness.s, tAa! i)r bcal.
~ Of tone and life Ike accuracy oi e,prcSsi,n,
canroi fail 10 pIroSe those wishing 10 favor tim
with their patronage Mr. c. trusts the liberal
patronage which lie las received in other p!a
ces, will be extended 10 him here, aud asSurcs
those wishing pictures, that n" pains will be-
spared On his part 10 please ,hem.
Pictures taken equOl!y well, wi!hou. regard
10 weather, and satisfaction given, o. 10 charge
AL are invited to cal! ami exaniino Specimen
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Lawrence Common
Ryrnsn, Isaacs & O..
Pleas

,aa. vs. ys pleas
Hefendant is notified that dispositions will be
taken in-tiis case, by the plaintiff, at the
Mayors Office in the city sS Of ca'%an IN MapaS m nes ne
S%,r Sotwesn % r,our A NJ, 4 NIxE P NJ, and will con-
G tinue by adjournment from day to day until the
same shall be completed. ,,,u,,pv
1,r ,stb 1854. Atty for Plaintiff
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE; Sal. :;
TN pursuance to the commands Of an order o.
sale irsued from the Court OF Common !,
bie% of Lawrence County, to me: drected.
vii, offer for sale al the door OF the Coul'
Tn,,ss.'1 H a. lin Ironton, on the 7!h day OF March
nsrt q the hour Of o clock T M, the ,1 follow
mr. inc nroperty, to wit: the E Of the N ~ guar
ies oa section twenty four %. Township three .
eighteen to & ns sGd sss as shs sad psIped ptde
Of ale in favor OF Benham Q Nelson. appra'sc'
stssSn' ~ sssT - g. w. StMMONS,
Ii5so 1854. specisi Master
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers FOR sale his l)t 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 bwer story
now occupied by Drag Store, the upper story
is occupied as a dwelln., containing three
rooms on the floor, end one very good room in
the garret, with entrance from the outside. ros:
session can be had in March. apply 10 The ID
scriber in ronton. JACOB CuMRSION.
I Ian 0a 1884 Wa
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pA1MNlT7a, GRAlMlMA, 60.
S,:a2N & y:SS2%3A.S,

WOULD respectfully ann1Un"cto to tie citizens
OF lronton, ihn, they lave this dny entered IN
10 coparncrslip, in the above business, and
purpose carrying il in all its yoriou' branches,
such rs HOUSE, Sign & raycY PAINTING, CRAM
INg. MArBL'wG Il pArgr HANGING. FIR N the ex.
perGncc Of 3 or 10 ycaiS and the success we
have heretofore met with we feel safe in var.
rGnt'ng general satisfaction 10 these who may
favor us with their paironagc. All work en-
trusted to our care, shall lie punc,ualy attend
ed to. We are determined 10 do our work n Il
style not 10 be surpassed by any Painter in the
place. We intend 10 carry on The business in
different style from what il has been here
yet. From attention 10 business, and good
work, we hope TO meet a liberal sl.arc OF the
public patronage.
Enquire at Harris & Wancns' Grocery, on
Fourth S rect. J. G. SrEEN,
Feb. IS, 1854. N. ". BJSWORTlI.
RCFEaE%r Eg.-
a Ri hey, tfIronlon. ABenlcr, S., Pitbg,
$ Richards, do ] BsSe, do
y Particular attention pad 10 Graning
& Fancy Painting.
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VS. Pleas

Joseph Donnahuf } petition for divorce.
Tie defendant%ill take notice that on the
3Oth day of January, A D. 1854, the said Sar
ah Donnahue filed her petition against him in
the Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Lawrence, in the State of Ohio, praying SAID
Court 10 dissolyethe marriage contract hereto
fore existing between her and the said Joseph,
and alledging as causes of divorce Habitual
Drunkenness, more than three years. .,7.
Adultery, Gross Neglect of duty, and other
causes. SARAH DONNAHUE,
pr LEETE & HAWLEY, her Atlys.
jan 21 1851 5W t1-'l -.-
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80 COAL DIGGERs WANTED.

THE Peach Ocllard Gal Company will give
constant employment the year rpnn', to so
Coal Diggers al their works on The Big Sandy.
They are paying 80 cents cash per ton of 1000
pounds for digging.
For further information, enquire Of w. 7.
Nichols 8 Co., at tie Mouth Of Big Sandy.
Jan 26 1854,
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| @ S T :,

THE Subscriber has lost sm,l A,c)rn. q nd
Receirt Book, boand with sheepSkin; the box
is flle Vp with rcreip!s aud occpun;s, atl 10
yaluabk to no one but the owner.
On IN outside of Tie lid, the ntme "Willi-
am Dis is plainly writ'eA Any person who
will. return said book 10 me-, or leave it at The
Post Office, will confer favor on the subscrib
or. as lie needs it in making settlements
Feb % 1851 WM. DIS.
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Special Master Commissioners sale

EeI virtue Of q certain order u, sale to me di-
} rectea from the CJart of Common Pleas
for the County OF Lawrence and sac Of Ohio,
will offer iOr sale at the door OF The Court
House, in lront0n on The 1ti day of March
next, 0i onc o'clJck, p N, Of said day, The fJ-
wing Real Estate, situate in The county of
Lawrence, and described rs follows, to wit:
The VI of Lot No. 1873, aud part Of the ia OF
No. 7}i, in the Ohio Clnpanies purchase, in
ownship No. one |, aud range No. fifteen Is,
bounded as follows, to wit b ginning on lhc
s W corner al Sycamore on thc bank of the
Ohio River, 80 inches in diameter thence No.
60 W 563 links to a stake, thence: thence due
TO the j. and W line, 10 swamp oak three
inches in diameter S IS : VS. Links toa black
gum 10 inches in diameter S So l. 80 links 10 a
stake at The corner thence S to maple on The
bank Of the Ohio River, thence along ,he bank
Of the river 10 the place oi beginning, contain
Ing 90 acres more Or less, and being IN breadth
aud " II chains and ~ Links, appraised al
-, 36f--io he sold as the property of The AG-
min's.rllor and Heirs Of Hector lrcAarl, de.
cecno.!, 10 soisiy sni,l orIo, N Gyo, OF + 5
Smith. CHAS " SIMMONS.
| Jan "a, 1851 SrEtrAL MASTER
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ROAD NOTICE.


THE public is hereby notified that at the
next regular meeting Of the board of Commission
ers for Lawrence County, commencing the first
Monday in March next; a petition will be pre-
scented to said board, to vacate that portion of
the county road, extending along the Ohio Riv-
er, from Perry Chapel, point OH said road, to
the right bank of Lick Creek; near George G
Weavers; and also to view and lay out road
from Perry Chapel, the most suitable and best
course to the foot Of the hill, thence the near
est and best course to said left bank Of Lick
Creek ..--------
Jaa 80, 1884 7la
Az Tronestine &, Go. Lawrence Common
Louis ROSENBERG. y t5c} ly Pleas o
.Delendant is notified that dispositions in this
case will be taken by the plGntiff, at the
Mayors Office, in the city Of Cincinnati, IN
the Slate of Ohio, on the 1st day Of March ne xt.
between EIGHT A M, and NINE M, and will
ontinue by Accommodation day to day, au-
M the same shall be completed.
- LEETE e. HAWLEY, =
Jan. 18Th, 1854. Atty's for Plaintiff
~,-'' ..sl -. .s| ''.55.s p
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SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION.
ERS SALE.

The State Of Ohio. Lawrence County.
RCuRSu ANT 10 the command of an order o.
GALE. issued out Of The Court Of Common
Pleas in Cjanceiy OF said County of awrencc
10 me directed shall expose 10 public sale at
The door Of the Court House in said County, Oh
The sili day o; March A y 1851, at the hour Of
ono O'Clock, pm Of said day, The following real
estate. situate in said county towit
part Of section No. 80. Township n o.
range No. Is, in the Ohio c mpany's purchase
Beginning ui the Siu,h West corner Of said
section thence North on The West side to o
corner made 10 piece Of lsnd sold 10 Lewis
Singer, by Eliss Bfarg--thence along the Line
of said piece Of land 10 the North line Of said
Srction-,hencc East 10 piece of Land soll TO
JOHN Marks by Elias DGgg, thence South to
said Marks, South Vest corncr--thence West
20 James Bags North West corner, thence
S)utn 10 sGid James Dragg'S South Wesr corner,
aud thence along the Sjuh line Of said section
West 10 the place Of beginning, containing four
hundred and fifty acres more or less, subject to
the dover OF Mala'a Bragg, appraised at SIX
hundred aud twenty five dollars To be sold aS
the property OF the heirs Of Elias Brogg; to salts
fy decree in said Court rendered against them
in favor Of Pcrcival S Smith.
CIV SIMMONS, Special Master,
Feb 9th ISL
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DANIEL EVANS ESTATE.
Notce is hereby given that the subcfber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the estate Of Daniel Evans, Lawrence Co.,
deceased.
THOMAS PuGH Administration
February I,h 1854.
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Hon. JANE, BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRIE
WIN. VILLAINS, e CHARLES NAyLoR,
&" MOSES HAMrroy, I" GES j. X MooIEAp
PRINclYAL-P. DurF, Author Of BuG'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
clsss. The Principal is the only teacher of
Book Keeping in the Western States, former
ly known as an extensive merchant and ship.
owner (see circular, p5.) 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 200 commercial
calculations, embracing all abbreviated meth.
DDS in use among American and European
merchants. PENaANRiIP, embracing a per,
feet command ofthe pen by the hand and arm
movements. DAILY LECTURES on Commercial
Law, Political Economy, Commercial Sciences
the theory, profits, & the art Of making money.
DnT' S book keeping, Harper edition, price
I,50, postage q cents fhe most perfect and
comprehensive in the English Language.
Duff S Steamboat book keeping, price 81, pos
toge cents, "a perfect system Tor such books
and Accounts
Daffs Commercial Calculations, price &c
cents .,..,. f.,,fs7,, I. +. II.
! Send for a circularby mail dec 10
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John CLARK'S ESTATE.

JO11N OINNN . LNJ II Nv
Notice is hereby given TO all 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. CLAkk.
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vs . P' .aS.

Wolborgn Gasley. Petition Tor Dlvorce'
TINE Defendant is notified that the Petition
er, in this case, on the LIST day Of March.
iabA. Al The Mayors Office, in the Town Of
1Tonion, County Of Lawrence and State Of u
hiS, between the hours Of EIGHT A AZ, and NINE
p M, will proceed to take depositlons to be
road as evidence in his behalf, upon the hear
:e"~ :." .s ~ ~. ease " LEETE & HAWEEY.
Jan. I3, 1854. hIy iol rc'''oIe.. :.
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MEAT HOUSE.

TICS A. B4ATToN, would inform the citiz-
ems Of lronton, that he has opened MEAT
norsr, on Lawrence, betweR 2nd and 3rd sts.,
directly opposite The u ickeye House, where he
vii. be happy 10 supply them with Beet, Pork,
Sausage, &C., as fresh and good as can be found
IN m0Ihci.
Feb. 2i,lSjl.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSCLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. Morris and Barr, has been tins day dis
solved by nut ual CONSENT TIC books Of said
firm are left in The hands of Mr.. Morris, who
will settle the same.
Those there fore knowing themselves inl cbt-
cd to said firm, will please call and settle.
J. MORRIS,
Fcb IS 1851 I'm Il BAhR.
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w and qualityof C0FFINs. Orders Will
be filed according to directions, without delay.
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horse, and careful driver, ready for service
whenever required.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Heidelbach, seasongood 8 Co.) Lawrence

Louis Rosenberg. ! Pleas
.NyHE Defendant will take notice that depos-
tions will be taken in this case by plain
It'd, at the Mayors Office, in the city Of Cncin-
natl, in the State Of Ohio, on the 1st day Of
March next, between the hours of SIX NJ. and
NINE P M, and will be continued by adjourn
ment from day TO day, If necessary, Sundays
excepted, until the taking Of the same shnii De
completed. LEEIE q IA nia..:o hLi;
Ian a. 1853, Atty'S lor Planlll.