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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

p0r The Roman Catholic Vicar Gen.
eral Of San Francisco has Recently as.
sumed a very dunsercus>exercise Of pow.
er, in annulIng the marriage of James
Mulqueen and Sarah J. Summers, who
were united in parish church in Ireland
in lS4S. He also married Mulqueen 10
another woman last June. The reasons
he gives are that Sarah Summrrs, the
first wife, was not bop,ized--that Jspen.
saton has been given in order TO con.
tract legally before the church--and fur.
ther, that they were not married by any
magistrate legally y authorized. He there.
fore declares that such marriage never
existed, and the marriage is null and void.
This is an exceedingly dangerous and
unwafrantable exercises Of power by a
single man, at his own discretion, and
will hardly be tolerated by the law or
public opinion. -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

The MARCH TO THE GRAVE. What
q mighty procession has been marching
to the grave during the past year! AT the
usual estimate, since the lst Of January
1924 more than 81, 500, 900 Of the worlds
population have gone down to earth
again. Place them in long array and
they will give moving column of more
than thirteen hundred TO every mile o
the globes circumference! Only think
Of it; ponder and look upon these as
founding computations ! What q spec
tacle, as they "nove on" tramp, traml
forward upon this s,upendOus deaf
march.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28
| CT o. q B. j N 81.
READY Made C1n1eH1l4N
CHEAHER THAN EvRRiii q q g
II. WISE 3 BROTHK1, Il 81 I,

Having REMOVED tneu bIisAnsst
''cs CORNER % OF pnoNr AND LAwREKcs III !,
Second door nboyc ColSs Bakery lron1pa, eo'
Just replenishing their stock with tho beft ~
sortmenl Of Clothing ever offered log saDs ~
Ironton. uaytn received very liberal pat-'
ronege from tho public, We nIo enabled 70 ssll
cbenper thnn ever before, and will beat our.
selves in giving good bargaiiu y Cl0lhiaGy ~
COsts, Vests -pauts 14-k Ng
OvercostA Cloaks Sin Hais
Glazed Caps Boots snd Shoes Fur DO
Plush do Carpet Sacks. Wool do
Ladies' Goods, ShawlS, Pine R,nnets,
Ladies Shoes Jewelry Handkeschielj1
Fine Shirts, Undershirts Drawers,
BusLin Gloves Fine Kid Gloves Trunks. -,
India Rubber aud OIL cloth Caps, Pants, Leg.
horn Boots 60. &c. -
Our goods are ofour own manufacture, ftpa
the best Of material. Having the advantage D
resident partner in Cincinnati, and also Of
large business OF Parkersbury. w., We will b.
enabled 10 keep up On assortment upon The
most economical plan, and will sell to thoeo
who may favor us with their custom,
Persons wishing 10 Retail in the county,
Will find 1t to their advantage 70 purchase here
in preference 10 incnrriDg the expense Of
Trip to Cincinnati, or elsewhere. ~ qcT
Give US call, and examine our stock f'v
yourselves before purchpsing, we ere Away.
pleased 10 shOm our goods, believing IL yoNys
learn prices you will be sure to buy. y 4. N lL !.
IL. WISE 4 BhoTHRR.
IrOnton, February 2Sth, 1854. ~ 10 "a
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28
M URES
AXES SCOOPS Dl2SIpl
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY

@ZS9o 0SS - " @9U Id
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY
or our own manufacture OF axes for sale Of
our mandatory on
1hi,a Street Eonton Ohio.
Furnace men end others wishing 10 purchase
good ares will do well 10 call on us, as we are
prepared to oil oil orders with the
Best quality Of Axes ever offered for sale in
this norket, at
REDUCT.D PRICES.
Ross " Picker, No 1e and II East
Front CincionPti Ohio, and Duke &
kinesbu'y lronlon Ohio, ore Agents for
the sale oflbe above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER & co.
1roNroH, July6, 1853. II
RONTON SAVINGS INSTITUTION
l. The ladies' and gentleman of Ironton need
Savings Institution badly, not only to save
money, but TO project their feet against heat
and cold. Such an one may be found al the
Bank Block, al tic oNE.pRIcE establishment Of
DREW d WILLIAMS.
Nov. 5, IS5l-tf.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MRS. NJ wElla.eLH 2,
Fist door below the Vernon House FRONT ON
"AViNG Just ariived from Cincinnati with
IL fine slocA OF B,nnels Trimm Dgs &c,
of the most approved aud fashionable styles,
tenders her services 10 al who may desire any
thing in the Millinery line. Having served n
full apprenticeship with one OF Tie best MILL
neys ~ Inc Stale, and having made arrange.
menis by which size viii receivcihc latest styles
from New York and C,pcDnali, fiom time ia
time as the wants Of her customers may dc.
mand. She feels confident OF an ability 10 give
full satisfaction 10 oil thai my favor with their
custom.
Straw Eonnets Nratly Retrirmed.
Mach Ii lSji-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

GEN. 0GLE AND GOV. FlNDLAY,
Have you read Periscopiesl That ar,
ticle on Gen. Ogle is worth tho full price
Of the book. We present an extract.
h"An excellent letter, General. A sound
letter, sir; lull Of most capital advice,
which Mr.. Madison will BIZ glad and
proud 10 receive; and thoroughly demo.
cratic In sentiment. A letter, General
that any man might be proud TO write.
Views, sir. what will make the admin.
istralion equal to Jefferson's IL they are
fully adopted. But General, they have
a court custom at Washington; a small
matter such as you and | are not accus.
toned to treat with much consideration:
an indifferent little piece Of etiquette; a"
Here Mr.. Findlay began to s,ammer.
The Generals keen eye was on him and
he felt Il.
"Pcrcisely! What is il 7"
"Oh nothing"-looking over the pa.
per as Il it was hard to find ;"nolhing
at all; and, yet, it would be easily alter.
cd. A stroke of The pen here and there
merely"
"pine blank" said the General.
"What is it, Mr.. FindIay?'
"Why, General, lfhas bee ONE the Gus.
tom lately at Washington, to write the
pronoun | with a capital letter."
The General was caught, and he knew
he was cauaht, too, and he must recover
himself.
"Percisely, Mr.. Findlay; oil right mos
assuredly, know-pine.bla lank-ytu're
right--no question Of it," BY This time
he was ready.
"Look here my dear sir" laying his
hand on Mr.. Findley's shoulder, as if 10
reassure him, for The embarrassment was
all on one side now, 'you see, my dear
fellow, | had design in it when | wrote
to small pattern Of man, make my
capital Is Two inches long; when write
to my equal fellow ci,izens, such as
yourself, Tor instance, make them the
usual length; but sir, when ! address my.
self 10 as great man as Mr.. Jefferson
or Mr.. Madison, always make them as
small as possible, with a pop over them,
perciseIy."
need hardly say that The General
walked strait 10 his room and raised eve.
ry letter Of them 10 The dignity required
BY the rules Of grammar and the etiquette
Of Washington city before he dispa.. he'd
the epislle.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

JupoE ALEXANDER w. STowE was a
confirmed bachelor, and, although on ad.
mirer OF true womanly character, new, r
would entertain the thought Of matfi.
mony. We remember years ago bis ad.
vice :" If you marry, be sure and marry
a widow whose husband has been hang.
ed; il that case you will never be leased
BY the "reminiscences Of her !" dear de.
parted husband. "-Cleueland Herald.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

TOHN G. HANZSCHE, Book Seller, next door
81 to the lronton House, Just received an ex-
.ensive assortment of Ladies' Albums, POrtfo-
lios, Annals and other Gift Books, with fine
ensravings, and in gilt bindings also Mscella,
ne0uy ami juvenile books, etc, which will be
old at modsyate prices. Oct 10, ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28
The Meeting Of lhc People.

TIiEEE y NOR ~ TiIs Wtpg woaLD, u wardrobe
conplrc, nru- ,hOcs tilii"g reay urG closely the
eel, wiO.r -ulrs iium hc upper Viii ncvcf depart,
Ill stitch uom is re-iiHs place venture, to sari-
lis rUi that iiiuSi,y adds TO he scoue he's va,ed col
ors i,,htut>. Mcen. Is G0i tlnt SOL solder flows
hr,e lhca ,l'. ga not Is something nose eSqui.
sOr sill 'Fis the vGGy Low Prices we ask for our
SocS. that mutrs pk the people iusi ii Ae a iock;
way to save yuur odd dunes. Ii ifuc IL times pasi
~, not NOW tc less irdr--y0a viii get ihc hest bar
gains Of WILLIAMS y DREW.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

JAMES CAMPBELL.
WINTERS, STOVER & Co.
Corner Of Seeand and Oire Street, aJope the
RaihOad.
AVE just erected and put in operation, on
i extensive eslab ishment for ms n Il acture Of
.FLORlNG, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, COFFlNS, sc.
Their Machinery has bcen purchased 10 the
East, is oil new with the latest Improvements,
they ale prepared TO cot mouldnss ia eveiy style
known to the science Of AIchi .ecture.
They have on hond la,ge sock Of the best
Michigpn Clear SipT Lumber. Those desiring
jobs OF lne work viii not have inferior articies
Of material palmcd aJto Them iot clear sun.
There are several experienced workmen Con
nected with aud employed III ihe eSioD Dsliment
who are laml.laf with every Kind OF WORK, aId
can give a siyic and iihlsh 10 thee jobs unsuf-
dussed by any worAmen ia ibc country. They
are prepared 10 iUt1,Sh or maze 10 ordcr. on lie
shortest notice anything in tucif line OF busi
Il IS. They are also feauy 10 do all kinds Of
wura such as planning worAos Touring, facing,
and ripping iur oIuefs, on ,ue siol,esl notice,
and ihc mos. ieaSJlaD,c ,cupS.
THEY Ill SHIP - oider any bills seat from a
dS.ance; those engaged ~ buidlng, will ind
10 tner advantage W give taelf blils tolh.s es-
abllsnment.
They are prepared TO execute all kinds ef pat
ierh work lof Machinery, Casllnss &C.
Uct. 2Ull, 1851.
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CyMALL FARM FOR SALE.--A small farm
- of 43 acres, bout half (or little more)
improved, with aahewed log house, corn crib.
and about forty bearing fruit trees thereon, foS
sale, or exchange for town property. For par:
.ticulars, enquire at tho p1st-ofiee in lronto q
Nov. q, l664.-ti.
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sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court

john II Francis Admir- OF ilir as-l
tate OF William Hay man. deed.
c,,,,.;,o ,,o,r,,,,, ,,;d,,, N.x Lawrence County
autcI iIny yu,uii. and the two knowu i'''"'' ~'u'"
heirs uf The said Wiu,a iiuynan.
decd.
Ga he 9Th iav Of Decom,cr next. nj one o'clccs in
the afternoon the premises, will be sod lu lnt .sl,-
cs Lilarr he following real estate. a. the prulcr,
the san William inynaii. deed situate III said county
OF Lawrence, and Simc OF Ono. io-wt: Part Of the
soalii-wcsi lnrlcr O lIe n1riiwcsi qaricr ri
numher 20, township hammer 3 range inn CT Ia. COM
mcucing NJ the sUGih-ca-t corner said tot running
due ,ycsi sixty -four rods thence dlc norih iw-ui,
rods; ihcncu dGc cast siX,y-iour rods the zee dc
south twenty rods, 10 The place of cgnnig cOIial-
ing eight acres. more or less Stycct to Tue dover
of the widow - Appraised ~ S1n Teens of snc
Unc-thirl IN hand: oac.id IA three mUn.ii- and la.
residue IN six mouths, with iutcrcs, sJn day OF
snc, secured i. mortgage or good personal security.
The .aid defendants are hereby rolihci tha, Oh tile
Both day o' December, lc5I application will he made
Ia said Cu.ri. ~ the Undersigned adu i,'aor,
aforesaid iUr . condemnation at TIE sale OF SAID lral
tale &c. JOHN r. FRANCIS,
An'r OF iiitin liayma decd
Nov. 2-ih, lssi liy l.. Niuu, his Attorney.
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M z r G II A II Disc.
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
NEW FIRM

MLCAn i 81 AB9NN4DmD
Commercial Block, on Railroad Street
IRONTON, ONO.
HAVING opened The largest assortment, BEST nnd
IL CHEAPEST stock Oi OiFURNrfUREcver ole red loI
sale m ron0n, We are prepared 10 supply purchasers
with very superior articles NJ lower rnes pn be.
fore sold m this town confident that discerning pub
ic will coricr the patronage we solicit.
Stat Each Chairs
Scoliop and Mock Scrole Cha
Dn1is'er Lack DO
Boston do
Jenny Lind do
Split Bottom do
French Gene Sent do
Greciah Walnut Cane Sen, chairy
a''S,' So D'%' ." DO 10 do DO do Do PLAIN; Hss''''
osice Rim Back C'airsi
Childsen's gssoaed do
Cfajc Scticer;
BnuIiser Rocking Chair
cSii.o.nia l," n,n Cane seu, do do do lowered;
do DO do 90 90 p!aiii
Cher,y aad Walnut Crae ..cn, Rocking do
Stat Rocking Chbifs;
Chorry ond Walnut Core seat Nurse do o
Ladies' Sewing CuaiTsi
Miss CDrey's FDrcy hodo
SOFAS, Walhut pdd Mnhosnry;
Pro iccon four ttnwcr Dc,cpUs,
do co.. pDd scl0 do do do
Walnut D.cs.ihg cads,
Mahogany aiaiD c Top de- 40
do and Wainu. rodnd cornercd do do
K'icaen Tables;
Ercphii.si do
Dwiiy do
CpTJ do
teInc do
Do,,e Lever :wo drawer stands;
Two dfpwcr suLds;
Olc do 90
Wr,h siand,. r varieties,
sues. uce Na,iciesi
Wpnri De>a-;
LooAn,g Gu.res very superior article, cheap.
Miss CJ,cy iicd.cp.,
MISSES Icdum do do
l'chca Coliasc " pIuni Bcdsirads;
Ociagoh sycamore .igh post 5000
Couasc do do TO DO 10
PoJ"r Bcd,.cads hsh post,
do suU"fe 10 do DO
90 Tied POplafdo
Irerch DO 10
Low comIluI DO
T,an,'c beds VITA and without Stats,
l.oung"s papnci pud ,urDed
fnis iai sr and sm!ll;
hptIc.scsprd Ma;
Toy asa willow Wagons and Cabs;
Willow CtuuiC-:
Tu1-. Bpil EoScs kcrlcrs,
FaIc, Bnctc.i. pnirri 'ioilics Pins,
Churns 10 'iig piH- md Ain-hci-:
Mur..ctnnd Fancy Wnluw Ba.hr:.
ta'l and scc nhc be-! lIe CHEAPEST and GrSr
lulirIc .od in itOn,Ul HCIiI.Y " MEEEJIi.
lfuu,on, OciUJci i'Jl.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28
Watches, JeWeIry, etc.

TuST opened new and well selected stock
81 OF Watches, Jewelry, Specioces and Fancy
Goods, &c. 2rd DOOR FROM TuE lGoSroS HocsE
~ RoDGEns' BLOCK.
PaGicuar allenion paid 70 repairing Watch
es, Cocks, Jewelry. Al! work warranted.
T.. BlXBY.
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TO the PUBLIC.

The o,igiora!, oniy true dm genuine Liver
Pills are prepared by K. L. sellers, and haye his
name in biaes rar upon the lid Mefench ior, ond
his signiture on the outside rIoppe,- ORA.
GsAGCcJCyrGrFEITs. on BASE LIMITATIONS.
Il. l.. SELLEGS,& Co., Pomieius,
And Tor sale BY NloXtey 4 Bilbar and F.S,
Wfisht " Co., lronon. aud by Druggists
generally Throughout The State.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
Union Block Always Ahead.

HEAT arivnl ol BOos, Shoes, Hats, Caps
~ Carpet Bags TWnks, Nal.scs. &C, C. a
tue PEorLE's CnEAr CAsm SORE, Corner 0
Laurence and Second S1eei, lRoxroN, Ono.
"As stoics say and poets sing"
Enough is enough O, any good thing
Atho' giant the adage Isue,
wish u write line or two.
Notwithstanding the esucme low sage of wat
Ter aud tue many Bank a,lures Hafpet hes nos
idled to receive his Tremendous pr ie Of Beet
ahd SHOES ji every vJi.c,y iof Men, Women,
VI iascS and Children RON Inc finest jenny Lind
Ties 10 the prhucfoGS Id. Bro.aa: inclIdrnt
Eastern anl Home Made Work Ut the nedtesl
aHU mJaL dJtib'e .ha:aclcf, Of which he res
pc,uoly .nyt,eS lbc .tIGcns of lrOnlun, aud the
adjoining cpunleS, 10 M cXaminJt,on Of his
s,UcN aud prlces-beins delulmucd not to be
undersJd by jew nor Gent.c--dJn forget the
phase. D. W. HARPER.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

TOHN q. HANZSCHE, next to the Ifonton
81 House, has just received
1000 pieces Of English and American wall pa.
per ofvariousq uelities.
Also, q fresh supply Of window shades, etc
which will be sold at moderate prices. oct 81
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

Dg. w II. FAsRow. an eminent physician OF Wor.l
cc-rr Corhv Md. wi,cs ibp he hps used S,rABLsRs
AAopySE CHERRY EsrECroRANT, aud DlARRxosA Goa
the en,i,e recf OF such diseases ihcy p,o.
OF opr mos, valuable ard safe iierancrc agents aud
must be OF infinite worth 10 the auic'ed anu maDainu
large" aud tLa he "caaHui DO less t,an eprnes,l!
iccolnnend these Preparations TO practitioners espc-
caly II c conn,ry. where the mpuli,y of the com
iIcrcai drugs is OF the sieutcst obstacles 10 The
success ofte physicrn.n lfyon hpvea cough use ibc
iohcr it toe Dnihda the a,,er; don't pegicct yoLr
Giseasc. but take The remedy nj once--thcy should -
kent in every family, ready for ipsnnt use See dc ..
ciip,ive pamphets TO be had eIaiiS ofitc gents.
Price oiy 81 per bottle o. six bo,tle, TOR sc
i. :. Wright q Co.. ngehis lur Lawrence Co Ohit
Wholesale BY X, r.. Sellers, Psbu 81, JLaID. 7
Cncihnaii; J IL Patterson Wheeling
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court

Joseph Phillips. Admir- u, hc csue
Ui " iiam Fcrtc.l. Decd
Nancy Frrrcll, widow;
Christopher Fcrrei;
Albert terreI; Lawrence County
l.Iia lerrcH; Probate CoGrt,
Mary fcrrrii
Eli Ferrci;
Penelope Jane Ferreli
James Ferrc;
Peter Ferrcil.
On The eth ia! of December ncy: ut one o'clock in
the atrrh5on the premises will he sod to The hi Ii.
est hidIcr The following real estate MS the property o
ihr said William Fc,rcil, deed situate in said county
ot Lawrence aud STATE Of ONO. to-w: The west halt
OF The northwest quarter OF section uunlc cr twenty
toir township number four; range mum, cr eighteen
containing eighty ncres more tess Suljrr, 10 The
dover OF the widow. - Appraised nj $500. Terms oi
sale One-,hird cash in hand onc-ihrL in six months
ana The residue in twelve months, with interest secured
by mortgage. on the premises.
The said defendants are hereby notified that on the
2d day OF January. Is5j application will he made to
said Court. BY the Undersigned administrator. fore
sad, for the confirmation OF the sale of the said real
estate, &c. JOSEPH PHILLIPS,
Admir- OF William FerreIi. decd
Nov. ?sih. ls5I Hy II. NIGH, his ATTY.
Further notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
widow OF the said William Fcrrel. decd will at the
time and place of the above sale, dispose of her dover
estate in SAID premises, 10 the purchaser thereof OH
fair terms, ii desired. NANCY FERRl.Lf.
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Dissolution Notice.

TINE partnership existing between William
Yard and myself in ME Furniture Business
in Ironton, was dissslved on The 3rd of May last
by the sale of the stock, by sait Yard TO Ritchey
& Merrill. WIZ. COLVIN.
November Is, 1854,
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n. DERBY 4 Co.

No. 8, EIehasee B!oeI. Second st., SeusA sidp
IROMToN, ONO. f-D
HAVE just opened large and well se lscte
stock Of FAN and Winlef Cloths, and Rea-
dy Made Clothing for men and boys consisting
of eve ry variety and shade of color.
The, are Connected with an importing house
in Boston, and hore facilities for the purchase
OF goods equal 10 those Ol any other House in
Southern ONO.
They have connected with their store an'ex.
tensivc Talofing Establishment superintended
by an experienced cutter. They will eadeayog
TO gel up Their articles iii style and finish equal
10 anything Of the kiud thai can be done by the
best workmen in th. Eastern Giles.
Also yarie'y of carpet sacks, furnishing
goods, and lmbareias.
Oct. II, 1854. "'" "'tii1
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

Hope is like the wing Of an angel
soaring up 10 heaven, and bears ou,
prayers 10 the throne Of God.
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DRY GO DIS
H . Az g 3 II.

WIOLEsALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fancy and Dry Goods.
No. l, Rodgers block, Corner Of Railroad and
Second Street, IRONTON, ONO.
HAS just opeDed,,n nnd is now receiving from
II Cinninn0ii ond The Eastern cities the lar
gest aud most complete assortment of Plain
| and Foncy Dry Goods, selected by himself with
the greatest care, as TO style and quality. His
entire stock Is fresh fron.the Manufacturers. and
embraces oil OF the lale and improved styles OF
English, French and American Dry Goods.
His stock Of Ladies Ware consists in part OF
|, 100 pieces Of Cashmers Of every variety and
color.
81 Figured and check Ginghsm,
70 French and English cilico Prints,
100 4" American
90 Alapacha, arsoried colors,
% Poplin Plain aud Fancy colors,
25 Plain black Silk,
25 Fancy coors,
10 d" Plain black, white and fancy col.
orcd Satin.
BONNETS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
8 doz Latest style of Black, White and Fam
cy Silk ahd Satin Bonnels.
A large and fashionable assortment Of Rib.
boDs and Bonnet trimmings
10 doz. Black and Fancy Silk Wells,
~ " Baruze Wells,
10 Chimzelies latest Ffcnch and Eng.
lish styles.
10 4" r lain end Fancy Undersleeves.
Also variety Of elegant ond beau.,pl Col
arS,
Ladies Plain and Fancy Pocket Handker-
chiefs,
Silk and Linen Edsincs,
Plain SILK and Fancy Capes aud Mantilcs,
SWISS Dimiy Bonds aud Tibbe,s.
20 Pieces Fancy and p ain Velvet.
10 /" French Deliiese,
20 Mosltn De'aides, all colors,
l,o Fancy Dela.hes e,ely Gshre and
shade Of color.
10 " Cobcrg Fancy Dry Goods,
~ Swiss, Plain, Dotted aud Figured
10 C,uss Baucd and Pain Jachoae, S.
Also general assortment Of d, ,adcpth, Cas-
meres, Caslneis, BJlioOs, Sewing Six and
Tflmm nss. aud LIN n Lace.
CaiI und eSpm'ie my goods-no Charge for
ehhrbnins lhem.
Aud let 1t be fully known and dec Jared omong
The people, that wilt not be unJcfspd by auy
house III Southern ONO. n. ALCAN.
Ocl. 2t,h, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

Moderation is the silk string running
through The pearl chain Of oil virtues
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s.Ie Of Real Estate BY order Of Court

Johu r. Francis, Admir- Of the es-
tsic Of Essex Harris, decd.
Elizabeth Harris, widow;
Maria Harris; b, bbawSnes Cy 0ouny
Levi Harris; 'soos'o Uou'"
Hannah Harrisi
Emenet,s Harris;
Amelia Harris; and
Nathaniel Harris.
n, ,ha day of next, At o'clock In the
.Hernoon, on the premises, will be sold 10 the highes,
S;Saer ne following real estate, as the property of
Tsssr Harris, decd. situate in said comfy Of Law
nc. ana State OF Ohio to.wit: Part OF the south
ss, anarter ofthe northwest quarter OF section num-
h.r twsnty.six township number two; range number
ssxsn,een - commencing at the southwest quarter
.ornsr Of William Haymans lot in the southeast cor.
~, NJ he northwest quarter Of said secilon and run
;ns ane north 6iy.six rods; thence due west twcn-
s"s.o rods and fourteen feet; thence south ffysix
,woSs: thence due east twenty-five rods and fourteen
tct 10 ihs place ofbegnning containing eight acres,
s,ors or less Subject 10 the dover Of the widow =
nXvr,sised at $780, Terms Of sale One.thrd cash IN
apnT onehird in three months; and The residue In
~ r,onihs, with interest from the day OF sale, secured
~ mortgaee on the premises OF good personal secur-
- The said defendants arc hereby noll6ed that on
~ soh day Of December 1854, application will be
s.sde 10 said Court BY the underugned, Admir- 2.
ov the confirmation Of the sale Of The said
s,ovi sHI ssssis. Ic. JOHN R. FRANCIS,
- Admf Of Esssx Harris, decd y
s.r- n. ioel. - 3. Nls1 ~ AMJ.
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IRONTON HOUSE.
Corner OF Front and Railroad SIS
IRaNT0N NHIn
NV. ALLISON. PGonrreroR.

wv ALLISON, PGonnrgroR.
"AVING made L,rGE ADp,T oNs OF coMFoR-
TABLE ROOMS. to The above well known
Hotel, and NEWLY FITTED IP AND RENOVATED
the older part of the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls of his friends, and former pa
irons and the travelling public generally, Civ
ing the assurance that lie will use his best en-
eavors 10 please and render agreeable The sta!
OF all who may pat L. at hls House.
Ironlon, Aug. 3, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

LoeuAc,rY in a wife is good cause
for divorce in China.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

Office TO sORS
IN In giving certificates to persons who
have worked ont their road lax, you must cer-
tify that such labor was performed between the
first day Of April and the first day of October.
1854, stating The amount, number Of their road
district, and name of The township where such
labor was performed. As the law of April 7th,
1854, requires this, no other will be received at
this Office in lieu of money.
J. HAMBLETON,
Treasurer Lawrence Co.
Nov, is. 1854-3t.