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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
The B0y Of the Times

We like an active buy one who ha S
The impulse Of the age, or steamboat in
him. A lazy, plodding smallpaced chap
might have 80, along in the world fifty
years ago; but. he don't do for these times.
We Tive in an age of quick ideas; mea
who think quick, eat, sleep, marry, and
die quick-and slow coaches are mot
tolerated.
go ahead, ifyou burst your boiler, is
The motto Of the age; and he succeeds the
best ia every line Of business who has
the most TO "do or die" in him.
Strive boys, TO catch the spirit of the
times; be up ana dressed always, not
gaping and rubbing your eyes, as if you
were half asleep, bu. wide awake for
whatever may turn up, ana you will be
somebody before you dJ.
Think, plain, reflect AS much as you
please, before you act; but think quick.
ly and closely, and when you have fla.
Ell your eye upon and objec. spring to
the mark at once.
But, above all things, be honest. If
you intend to be an urtlst; carve it in
wood, chise it in marble, if a merchant
write it in your ledger. :. Let honesty Of
purpose be your guiding staf.-South.
ern Organ.
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GONE: ::

Did it ever strike you how much mean
ing lies in the monosylable-gone? Say
it yourself at nightf,ll, when the sun is
sunk under the hills, and the cricket
chirp-'gone.' Say i. to toyourself Nhea
the nigh, is far over, and you awake with
sudden start from pleasant dreams
gone Say it TO yourselfin some coun.
try church yard where your mother sleeps
beneath the blooming violet Of spring
gone Say j, in sobbng prayer to hea.
ven, as you cling lovingly, but oh, how
vainly to the hand Of your dearest friend
|-'gone.'
Your friends have gone they who
have consoled and advised you, and VT O
protected your weakness, will guard you
no more. One by one they have drop.
ped away as you have journeyed on, and
yet your journey does not seem a long
one. Lie at the longest is but bubble
that bursts as soo,. as it is rounded.
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MARTHA BOOTH,
lI.nwrence
ScOnnion

WILLIAM BOOTH. and others, Pleas
In pursuance of an order Of the Court Of Common
Peas ofihe County Of Lawrence in the State of Ohio,
made at the June term, thereof A. ID. 1854, the snid
William Booth is hereby notified that on the 18th day
Of May A. d. 1854, Martha Booth of said County filed
in said Court Petition against said William Booth and
others, the object and prayer OF which pe,tionis to
obtain all assignment Dover in the following descri-
bed premises, situate in snid County, 10 wit: "Beng
nnsf s Msss ha sbS q as IN % quarter M Of section %
her sixteen; Also, the NAfh Fast quarter OF section
number eighteen, Townsb >Qumber one, ,of Range No.
Sixteen Also part offhe souh-eas, quarter Of
ton number six, Of Township number one, Of Range
number sixteen; commencing the East side Cs
Symines Creek, At a small branch. thence one hum
dref and sixty eight feet and six inches dow, SYM
mes Creek thence one hundred and seventy eight feet
sht inches nearly South East thence one hundred
mt, Gy feet and nine INCHES, North East thence thirty
place ofheginning;n containing about one acre.
And t,'e said William Booth is further notified, that
unless he appear, and plead answer, or demur to the
said Petitio u within sixty days after the present term
oi ,hi. cou 1.-THE said Ma!,haoo'h, at the next term
said Court to luke the Of said Petition as CON
cssed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
Dated this 14th cay of June A. ID. 1854.
JOHN S.t tiEORGE Solicitor for Petitioner.
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4 AM PREPARED TO RECOMMND
Y0UR PILLS.N

JOLIET, Will Co. Iuk. Feb. 25; 1854.
MI. r. r. SELLEas;-When resided in Pitts
burgh, wns cured Of an attack Of Liver COM
plant, which had preysd upon my system for
eight years. and reduced me 50 much that !
was compelled 10 quit work.
During the timhs hsof my suffering, had the
advice OF several physicians, but their treatment
failed to accomplish azure. A friend recon-
mended the useof your ''Liver Pills" and after
using two boxes ofthom, found myself entirely
cured. Whist suffering from Liver Complaint,
p was also afflicted with the Piles, which nev,
Ter felt afterwards. As my wife and eldest son
are now very much afflicted with a deranged
state Of the Liver, am very anxiouf TO have
You make an agency for the sale Of your. LiveI
Pills at this place. =
After the cure of my own disease, am pre-.
pared to recommend your Pills, and very many
persons in this section would freely Try tlrem il
they had chance.
Yours, respectfully, ANDREW SARvER.
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Dr. W. II. FAnRow, an emincn. pbysir,1n of 'Nor-
cester County Nd writes tina, he has used s.rABLE.'
ANoDYNE CHERRY ExrEcToRAST. and DiARRxor1 Con
DIAL Ito the cnlire relief OF such diseases Us they p,
ess 10 curc' that they happy combinations osons
o' our mos, valuable aud safe therapeutic agents. and
must he OF Infinite worth TO the afflicted. aud mankind
at lnrgc; and thai he camnot do less than earnestly
recommend these preparations 10 practitioners. cspe-
emily IN the country. where the mPuriiy the
lmerc!n drugs is one oil the greatest obstacles to the
success oftic ply ysicinp you have cough use the
former, H. the Diarrhna the latter don't neglect your
disease. but take the remedy ni oncc--ey should be
Kept in every family ready for instant See des-
lctipve pamphlets to be had gratis ofthr agents.
Price, only 50 cents per bottle six bollss for 30 80
F.S. Wrigh, & Co.. agents for Lawrence Co, Ohio
Wholesale by r. T. Sellers, Pittsburgh, John d. y
Cincinnati; II Patterson Wheeling.
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yY7INCHELL'S WATER COOLE.

~ The scnsOn Is ngnn NJ hand WHEN The u SC
Of Ice becomes indispensable TO the comfort and health
of every nmily. The undersigned has for several
years past be engaged IN the manufacture Of the
above named article. and has devoted much time nnd
labor in percc,irg ihrn.. Knowing their great utility
economy and vcnicnce, must bring them into very
general use They have becoye indispensable TO every
housekeepef. The nc! Inns Zen demonstrated beyon
Of the devices which have been brought for thai
purpose The convenience Of always having ICE
WATER iendy for drinking, Is fully appreciated by
has larger aud better facilities for manufacturing Wat.
er Coolers. than any establishment in the counisy.
To Merchants add others buying to SELL liberal dis
count is made. lhey cnn he shipped to any par' olh'
country with perfect sniety. GEO. u. WiNCHELi.
Cor. Race aud Columbia Sis., Cincinnati. o.
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WEALTH. OF THE WORLD.

People do not all seem to understand
what wealth is, or how it is produced.-
There is mystery about it. They see
some people rich, and hear of the i'm
mense fortunes of others, and there is
almost everywhere a great desire to be
rich.
The wealth of the world consists of
sunshine, air, water, and minerals.---
These are the elements, or as the an.
clients classed them, earth, air, fire, and
water. Spontaneously, or by the aid OF
skill and labor, all things come from
these.
Yes, all Things. Think of something
which does not. Out Of earth air, by
means Of water, sunshine makes all
vegetables, timber, grain, fruit, cotton,
flax, DE. All animals live directly or
at second hand on vegetables; so we
have horses. cattle, sheep, and their pro.
duces, butter, cheese, wool for cloth,
silk, eggs, hair, feathers, and thousand
articles Of luxury and use. The earth
gives us not only these, but minerals
and metals, for building, tools, machine.
ry. and thousand uses.
The two active elements in the pro.
duction Of wealth, are sunshine and la.
Dor. II it were not for the light, heat
and chemical forces Of sunshine, we
could have no.vegctabes and no animal
life. IL it were not for the skill of man,
much o. this wealth could never be de.
veloped.
:. Sunshine is free. Nobody has any
patent right or monopoly Of that article.
From the great solar reservoir, ninety
odd millions Of miles distant, il pours
through the Universe. And by its won.
fuI. powers is formed every blade Of grass,
is deposited every vegetable atom.
And the ali is free, All round the earth
extends some forty miles, in this great
ocean Of gasses, oxygen, nitrogen. car.
bonic acid, vapor Of water, ammonia
the materials oil trees, plants. and ami.
mails.
And the water is free. Oceans, lakes
and rivers are not private property, and
the the Grains descend OH the just and on
the unjust. /"
But the land? Tha a is not so free.
Much Of il has been seized upon, and
large tracts are menopolized. All Eu.
rope is luled by few proprletors, anil
whoever holds possession Of the land,
has control of water, air, and sunshine.
The sun works for those. who own the
soil.
Quarries, mines, coal-fells, arei tho
wealth Of the earth, requiring more OF
less Of labor to be turned to use.
There is wealth in the forces, or mo.
tive power |; wind, gravitation, steam,
electricity.
Skill and labor convert the staples Of
indusify-Aax, wool, skins, cotton, silk,
into linen cloth, leather, and other lab.
RIGS OF comfort and luxury.
These constitute wealth. Money Is
it's representative. We cannot elaborate
further, but the reader can think II all
out for himself We hope TO give him
in every number. food for thought. His
mind will gfaw apace with The aid o.
GOOD diges.ion.--lThs Dime.
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New Jewelry & Fancy Store.
yDSEpEl sTGMEiHuILI.,

JDSEPEl sTCMEiHll!L,
HAS OPENED A New Jewelry and
llFancy Store on LAWRENCE STREET,
opposite the Buckeye House, Ironton, where
he will keep constant; on hand general as
sortment of Fancy GoodI such as Watches.
Gold Pens, Breast Pins Gold Chains, and
fine Jewelry Of all descriptions, Bonnets,
hibbons, 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 best
quality, and will sell them cheaper than they
can be purchased in any other store in town.
Gall IN and see his assortment, and you will
not fail TO purchase.
Ironton, April 25th 1851.
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LOCAL G0lbWNlIyl,

Messrs. Winter, Stovers, land Others,
who have been engaged in building o
large Planning Mill, Sash and Door Man
uiactory, on Second Street, above the
Raif Road, have the same about ready
Tor operations, they are detained b, low
water in getting the Planning Machine
from Cincinnati. This makes the sec.
ond Planning Mil, and the third Sash
and Door establishment in the place.
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HR HNM CIV AL
GEORGE D. WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURES OF
Japanned and STAMPED WARES

Water Coolers, Toilet Ware, &C.,
HAVING Removed from the old stand, cor
Ill ner Of Walnut and Pearl, to the
tOr Second street,) Cincinnati, o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
is now prepared to sug dealers. on liberal
terms. Timers, Stove Dealers and others. will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase their
stock direct from the manufactoIy. have also
recently made such arrangements with the
Of Timer Machines and Tools.
as to be constantly supplied. Among which
will be found some newly invented 'slabor a.
wing" machines, which can be seen in opera
tion. All of which will be sold al manufactu-
rers' prices. GEO. D. WINCHELL,
N. w. corner OF RACE and Columbia SITS.
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~toOK AT THISlM-@a
10000 Killed on the Black Sea.
AnOTMIld,IIcTA NnlNc ILA man

accidents to which our St-ambon;s and Railroads
incident =. w. hasper has arrived snisy ai home
again, ard - now receiving direct from the Eastern
Manufacturing Establishments u very extensive as
sortucnt ofpOO1'S and SHOES, for Spring and Sum.
mer wecv; they we're manufactured, and arc intended
expressly fnf !he RETAIL TnApg. 10 my regunr Gus.
lovers ma others who Inny favor me with call
pleasure in showing unusually large variety
ofi,oois and Shoes al nearly all prices; some (which
will guai ante equal IN quality OF mnteria and work
nnnslp, iho,e manufactured in this any other
town west ofthe Allegheny mountains.
Having purchased my goods for O.sH, nm euabied
to sell fi,em on reasonable terms The public
spec ciiuy invited To call nj mo. 1 UsIoN Block" ond
with their eyes, md determine by their own
judgments, whether bargains in Boots aud Shoes
can be had OF =. w. HARPER.
TERMS or SALE, one half up. md the other down. MA
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1t should he universally knowniOr il is strictly true
I'll r indigestion is the par-ni of large proportion oi
the fiji u Diseases Dysenery, diarr,Ta cholera NOR
bus live complaint. and many other Diseases enunic r.
led in The ti,y inspectors weekly catalogue of deaths
are generated by indigestion lcrc Think of that
,ep,ics, tink IL il all who suffer from hisoTdercd
.louncs am; fyo, arc willing to he guided by advice
oundrd on eypsrcn,'e, resort at once don't delay
,layl to Hooaands Gcrmin Bi'iers, prepared by Dr.
VI. Jackson which as Alternative. curative, nnd in
,cpot no Arch Street rt have u'ei these Bit.cTs.
aud know ta, they nrc cxcce, for the diseuscs spe-
cited above.--iPhiIaielpha City Item.
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@ MILL ] ME R Y. -@a
M RS. G. WHITE,

Becond Street, second door below tho Bank.
IRONTON, OHIO.
Has just returned from Cincinnati with a
jul full and well selected assortent of hon.
NETS, HATS, CAPS, Trimmings and every
thing conndcted with the, Millinery Business,
OF the latest styles ahd mSSk kapproved 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 posi-
BILE notice. Devoting her whole time and at
tenton TO the wants of her lady customers, she
earnestly solicits share of public patronage, in
full confidence that she will be able 10 give en-
tire satisfaction. a11-1S54,
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Notice IN Partition.

THOMAS KELLY, OF Nodaway Co.,
ipt the etnt6 OF Missouri Charles u. Blckel and
snheI Bckic Or 0teenup county IN the State Of Ken
tucky Cader Powell and Caiharnc Powell, and Nancy
Kelly widow od Thomas Kelly late Of Iswrence cc,Il;
ngninst ihcm on The ylth day of uy b. 1894 In tho
Ceurt Of Common Piess, Of The Comfy of Lnwfense
and state Of Ohio, by John Kel! sya ]. now pending
following Real Estate. 10 VIII Fhe East half OF the
Northwest quarter Of section buhsr ihrty.siy, 1901
the North west quarter of ofscc.
ion number thirty-sx 1901 Of Township nnsntcs hfes
W Of rango number eighteen ttsStuaie IN said County
Lawrence and thai ~ the next term Of sud court
application w be made BY the snid John Kelly for an
ses. JOHN kIsLLf.
July cath, 1884, Per RALPH LEErE. Auy.
A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IN Notice IL hereby given, that tc subscriber has
been appointed md duly qualified NJ Administrator on
the Estate ofwilsm Ps.lsil late oad adawrsncs county
decensed- yO6EPH PHiLLlPS Adm.
July 4th, 1854. tt
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MILLINERY, AND FANCY GOODS
MRS NJ VyMEELER.

FRS. door below the Vernon House. IRONTON,
Having just arrived from Cincinnati with a
fine stock of Bonnets, Trimmings, &C., ofthe
most approved and fashionable styles, tenders
Der services to all who may desire anything in
the Millinery line. n&ing served n full ap.
premiership with one Of the best Milliners in
the State, and having made arrangements by
which she Will receive the latest styles from
New York and Cincinnati, from time to time, as
the wants of her customers may demand. She
.cc,. confident Of ON ability TO give full saisfac
ton to all that may favor wiz: !i.eir custom.
Straw Bonnsts Neatly Rstrimmsd
march 81 1884.
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Information Wanted,

7 INFORMATION is wanted Of a man named
/ PArRIcn BENNETT, formerly resident of this
place, who was married shot lime since, in
Portsmouth to woman WHOSE maiden name was
CATHERINE DuNLEvy, hut Tho had Sbeen mar.
ried to man named FELL RooNEy, in the city
Of Buffalo, N. Y. Any hfofnation respecting
hem, sent to this office will be thankfully re
ceived by Felix RooNEy, her former husband:
Patrick Bennett is native of Limerick, and
she native of County Kerry, Ireland.
Ironton, August 23lh, 1854.
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We invite the attention Of tho public
TO Mr.. M'Gusin's Stove, Tin and Sheet
Iron establishment, described in his al.
"ertisement in another column. We
'rus. that his industry and good work.
manship will draw 10 him "a large and
profitable trade.
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DREW & WlLLlAMS.t
II the old stand Of Bishop 4 l yefieyj
IRoNTON. OHIO

IRONTON, OHIO,
w OULD Respectfully call the tsen
w ton of the public 10 their New an'
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT ov
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of their own and other manufacture, viii q
they offer for sale, Low ron CASH. They q. y"
constantly receiving NEw AND FRrsH supple \
from the East every month, and hope by close
attention 10 the business tomerit the confidence
and patronage Of the public. Boots and Shoes
OF all kinds and varieties for Gentlemen's
and Ladies', Misses and Children's wear,
Kept constantly on hand, with prices to suit all
their patrons.
Custom York manufactured 10 order. Also
Repairing done with neatness and Dispatch
Warrented work repaired gratis.
Also, at Wholesale and Retail, HATS Of
various kinds and prices. such as Silk Leg
horn, Palm Leaf, Kossllth, Beaver and Fur.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 3m
Ironton Ohio. 1854.
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NEtIRALGIA--rhis formidable disease, Which
seems to battle the skill Of phy scinns yields like magic
to Cnrier,s Spanish. Mixture. =,
Mr.. r. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House, N. Y.
and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel, hchmond'
Vais one OF the hdndreds who haye been cured Of Sc
verc Neuralgia by Carer!s Spanish Mixture.
since his cure he has Recommended n 10 numbers
Of oilers who wore suffering with nearly every form q
diseasc with the most wonderful success ne says
Is the most extraordinary nedicine he has ever seen
uscd and The best blood purifos known - See al
ycysisemsn, tn another column.
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Road Notice.

4 the next regular meeting of the board OF
IN Commissioners for Lawrence County, COM
mencng on the first Monday An September next,
petitions will be preseAteYto said board for an
order to survey and change the location OF the
roads extending along Mo Ohio River, in said
county from or near tie point where the same
enters The county of Scioto to where the same
enters the COZ nty of Gallia.
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NEW CHEAP GROCERY.
Corner Of Third and BuckhOrn St

lRONTON, OHIO.
WIN. GEPHART, CHAs RENSHAw.
GEPHART & RENSHAW.
"AvING Purchased Halls building on
i'll said corner, have just opened, and will
keep on hand a general assortment of Grocer
les for family use such as<
Sugars, MoiasSA, Teas,
Flour Rice Coffee
Potatoes, Crackers, Cheese
Corn meal, Homminy, Beans,
Tobacco, Cigsrs Pork
Fish Confectionery Spices.
Lard Soap 1Candles
and vinegar. wholesale and retail, and almost
every article needed for family consumption.
Call and see for yourselves.
Also. :. eeneral assortment of Queensware.
Liverpool and Glassware for sale by
GEPHARTA RENStiAW.
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STAND FROM UNDERWEAR DE-.
CLARED--COMPETITION IS
THROWN ASIDE-THE CHEAP
CASH SYSTEM ESTABLISHED.
M u z p NY g 5 BAR "
Third Street, Ironton Ohio,
A RE In The field, with tremendous
IA stock o, GNOCERIEs aud PROVISIONS, con.
sisting IN part ~ fo0ws
IS B5ls N. q. Moasscs, 10 boxes excellent tobacco,
10 halt bbls do - kcae Malls ofnli sixcs,
q bbls e.H. do ~ groX XQf Matches,
10 sseks prime Rio CoAec,50 paH C0uniry socks,
5000 lbs 6noked Meass Of S0O lbsofLoaf Sugar,
al kinIs, ~ X IS boxer excellent Cheese,
100 bhis OF Poiatoes, Rnisons, Figs, Rice, 4
50 DO tdmo, Crackers, Buckets,
10 do White Beans, Wnshboafds, Hedeords,
go ibs Of Tea Of all kinds, snes Salcrasus
10 dozen Fauey Brooms, Baking and Washing Soda,
10 bbis DYHed Fu5t, Maekevei HerSings.
Loo kegs Biasting Powder Cod Fish, Table Salt,
| 80 DO Kihc do Rtafch Indigo, Vinegar,
70 boxes oap nnd Candles Corn Mesl and lOi astices
1000 assovted Cigwss, tho numerous 70 moni0n.
Tho above Goods are Of the best qusIlty, and arc
warranted 10 give entire saiisfaction Call Yound-
everybody, will sell cheaper 70 cash tnn he.
fore sold In IrontOn. Our motto s "9uek sales, and
Small Pro6h" MURPHY h LEARY.
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The Mcssrs. Kouns, Scovilie, and 9th.
ers, engaged in building the engine man.
ufactory in this place, have their build.
ing up, and we are told that they are
progressing with their machinery.
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III. wALLwORK
House 4 OruaneptD1 Painter,

ClGN WRITER, GlEAER, PAPER
- HANGER, &c, would rckpottHfilly infarm thc
riilcns Of Irotoh and vicinity, hss he has pcnns-
nen,ly located n rcuon, apdts aew prcparrdo 10 exc
with dispatch. Many years expervprc, both IN Eau
rope aud America, would warrant lim in saying that
n work trusted to Is shall be ell performed
Residence Ut No Bandy's Biock--oricrs leh vi r
Aioiris Drug Store, will be promptly. .ntsendtV. ia
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-HHE -.-HDHEsess
IHONTON, OHIO,

iav pcy year IL paid Ii advance--or Ons Dollar
and rl6v esns II moi. paid within the first three
RXrw.py Apvxarmuxs:--6ne or more squnres Of
twelve lines, Fifiy cents eseh for tho hfst inser
lion, and twenty Eve cents for every subsequent
insertion.
liberal discount will be made 10 those who adver
tise by the yesr, or parts ofs yenr.
N0i,cea OF Ave lins1 or less, requiring hut on0 In
ser!on, will be published for twenty hvc cents
each.
Hshabins, ce,ds, Ci,eulsrs, &c., Printed on the
shortest notice, and In the most approved style,
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Mr.. D. J. Thomss is erecting, on Rail
Road Street, a building for making and
repairing boilers for steam engines, and
the manufactur 0 Of sheet iron and cop.
per ware generally an establishment
very much needed for the accommoda.
ton OF this region Of country, which EN-.
ploys SO many engines.
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Removal Of the Iron,on Book Store.

THE subscIiber legpectfullY infqrms the public
tffut ne mas removed MS Book establishment
from his former stand, on Second Street, to
Rodgers new building, next to 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.
tlemen to call and examine for themselves.
JOHN G. HANZCHE.
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TO THE PUBIC.

The origioual. only true gkd genuine Liver
Pills are prepared by X. E,sellers, and have his
name in black rar upon 6e lid Of each bor, and
his signiurc on the out<sde .lcrapper-ALi. 9TH.
Ems ARE EcoUSTIRFEiTy,o on BASE INVITATIONS.
X. =. SELLERS, ,&Co., Proprietors,
And for sale byMoSley y Barbar and F.S,
Wright Il Co., lronton, and by Druggists
generally throughout the State.
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MASoAa NsAL, pl'tiF,)
W. , In AltaC hnlent
Nathan Rnach 0cf,i

tue ins'nnce ofihe plaindfon ,hs 7,h dsy Of Jnns
DIs54, nm order Of attachment ~uk issued by Jokn
3 Reeny, n Justice Of the Peace fksion Township,
Lawrence county Ohio fos tho sikn OF fhy-fvs dOl-
lars and Ety ccns md tcn dollars the probable cost
agdii the goods chauels, stocks rln,erest III
rights, credits, monca ncd effects, of Mathew Ronc
NONRESIDENT Of tho County aforesaid, June 17 leG3,
hANOAH NEAL. Plaintiff.