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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
C I O Il n 4 N 3
READY MI MN 6I@EHlglsG y
CHEAHER THAN EVER!!l, q q q
II. WISE & BROTHER. q },

.q H. " &03 - 0At08 044e4la +ttf< u,
Having REMOVED tneH sEsisblishnsst u \
h,ltsSsi aoSSss s'SSf; oS FRONT axn rAwnrscs -.
Second door above: G ,ls's Bakery lronl06 arr ]
Just replenishing their stock wiN tbe begtevfI
soriment Of Clothing ever Offered fof Ssle4ssl
Itonton. Hsvtn received Z very liberal p ~ ?
ronnge from the public, we arc enabled u 80
cheaper than ever before, aud will bea1( f
selves In giving good bargains IN Olvth11& y
Coats, Vests Pauty " 2; 2; = 4.
Overcoois, Cloaks FIJI iJats *
Glazed Caps Bots and Shoes FuEs 10 1, 4
Plush do Carpet Sacks. Wool 90
Ladies Goods, Shawls, Fins B,nnets.
Ladies' Shoes JewcIry Handkerchief :,
Fine Shirts, Undershirfs Ufawem,, tE.
Buskin Gloves Fine Kid 0ioves Trunks.si y
India Rubber aud Oil cloth Caps, Pants, Leg :
horn Boots &c. DO. .at ~
Our goods arc ofour own manufacture. (tosa
the best OF material. Having the advautsSee
resident partner in Cincinnsti, and also of .
large business al ParkcrsburG, vs., VIC will be
enabled 10 keep up an assortment upon thes
most economical plan, and will sell 70 those
who may favor US with their custom,
| Persons WISHING 10 Retail In the country,
| will find II 10 their advantage 10 purchase here
in preference 10 incnrrng the expense Of
| trip to Cincinnati, or elsewhere.
Give usa call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; we are slwsys-
pleased to shom our goods, believing IL you
learn prices you will be sure to buy. y~
II. WISE 4 BROTHER.
Ironton, February 28th, 1854.
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Office TO SUPERV ISORS
IN In giving certificates to persons who
have worked out their road tax, 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 1,
1884, requires this, no other will be received at
this Office in lieu Of money.
j. HAMBLETON.
Treasurer Lawrence O..
Nov. 1S, 1s5i-3t.
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LADIES SHOE STORE.
MRS. JANE GREEN,

HAS OPENED New LADIES SHor
in the room formerly occupied by DR.. Bling, as nr
Office. She has very large assortment Of the bes
article ofl.adics, Misses. and 1hdren's Shoes Hose
&c., ever offered 10 this community.
Ladies' will find to their advantage to give her
call before going elsewhere.
Ironton, June Is, 1854.
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DRY 9 Q obs.

NJ. ELGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fancy and Dry 0,sis
No. l. Rsdgers' Block. Corner Of Railroad ant
Second Street, IRONTON, OHIO.
1TAS Just opened, and is now receiving IRON
n Cinninnati and the Eastern cities the lar
gest aud most complete assortment Of Platr
md Fancy Dry Goods, selected by himself with
the greatest care, us to style and quality. Iii.
entire estock 10 fresh lroin'the Manufacturers and
embraces oil OF the late and improved styles o
English, Fr.noh aud American bry Goods.
His sto, OF Lodies Ware consists in part of
l0J pee es u CashIners Of every variety and
colM
so" 4" Figured and check Gingham.
Is French and English cilco Prints,
l0l I" I" American !"
80 Alapscha, assorted colors,
as Poplin Plain and Fancy colors,
70 Plain black Silk,
rs Fancy colors.
10 Plain black, white and fancy col.
styed Satin.
.BONNETS AND FANCY ARTICLES
doz Latest style OF Black, White and Fan.
1cy Silk ahd Satin Bonnets.
A large and fashionable assortment Of Rib.
,bons and Bonnet trimmings.
is doc. Black and Fancy Silk Wells,
10 Baruze Wells,
10 Chimzettes latest French and Eng
lish styles.
10 p lain and Fancy Underslceves.
Also variety Of elegant and beautiful COL
ars,
Ladies' Plain and Fancy Pocket Handker-
chiefs,
Silk and Linen Edgings,
Plain Silk and Fancy Cspes and Mantilles,
Swiss Dimity Bands aud 1'ibbcts.
20 Pieces Fancy and plain Velvet.
10 French DeBiege,
rs Moslin Delaines, all colors,
100 Fancy Dela:nes every figure and
shade Of color.
10 Coberg Fancy Dry Goods,
~ Swiss, Plain, Dotted and Figured,
20 Cross Barred and Plain Jackonetts.
Also general assortment Of Broadcloth, Cas-
imeres, Casinets, Buttons, Sewing Silk and
Trimmings, and Linen Lace.
Call and examine my goods-no charge fol
exhibiting them.
And let ii be fully known and declared among
the people, that will not be undersold by any
house in Southern Ohio. NJ. ALCAN.
Oct 10th, 1854.
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CTRAYED or STOLEN from the subscri-
y Der, living at Ohio Furn ace, S,ioto Co.,
o., on the night Of the 18th Nov, 1851, a bay
mare, about ls hands high, with bald face;
also, sore spot en- the right side Of her face,
close to the nose. Her knees show that she
has been hobbled. Tail cut square. A libe-
raj reward will be given TO any one who will
take up and return said animal.
JOHN MCKINLEY.
Nov. IS. iS5i.-tf.s
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CMALL FARM FOR SALE.-A small farm
- Of 43 acres, b,u half Tor little NOR
improved, with aahewed log house, corn or
and about forty bearing fruit trees thereoa,
sale, or exchange for town prop ,tty. For
ticulars, en- lnire at Tho p,st Oh % in lr1n
NV. 6, I85t.-tf.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order of Court.

Joseph Phillips Admir- ofihe estate
OF William Ferreil, decd,
Nancy Frrrcll. widow
Christopher Fcrrclli
Alber, ferrell; Lawrence County
Fila Ferrell Probate Court.
Mary Ferre!l
Eli Ferrell;
Penelope Jane Ferrelli
James Fcrrcll;
Peter Ferrc!l.
On the 27,h da, Of December next. nj one O'Clock f
the aern3on tho premises will be sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate AS the property on
the sad William Fcrrc decd situate in said county
of Lawrence and State OF Ohio, to.w: The west half
of the northwest quarter Of section numtcr wen,ny
four; township number four; range number rlghlee.f
containing eighty acres, more or less - Subject to the
dover of the widow. = Appraised at $500 Terms Of
sale: One-hird cash in hand one-third IN six months
and the residue in twelve months, with interest," secured
by mortgage, on the premises
The said defendants nrc hereby notified that OH the
I'd day OF january. 1855 application will be made Lo
said Court by the undersyned administrators as aorc,l
said for Tho confirmation Of the sale OF the SAID
estate, &C. JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
Admir- of William Ferrcll, deed.
Nov. cath. 1851. BY E. Mon his Any.
Further notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
widow of the said William Ferrell deed. will at the
time and place Of the above sale dispose OF her dover
es,ate in sad premises 10 the purchaser thereof OIL
ir terms ii desired. NANCY FERRELL
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ToHN g. HANzsCHE. next to the Ironton
IJ House, has just received
|iO0o pieces Of English and American wall pa.
Per oftarious4 uelities. :.
Also, fresh supply Of window shades, ETC..
hlch will be sold at moderate prlces. oct 80
nor THE LADIES. Cater Boots
Half Cater do; Front Lace do F,ncy and Black
Coiorcd Shippers; Bronze Ties aud Slippers,
DREWk WILLIAMS.
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THREW u WILLIAMS Boot & Shoe
IL Store, Bank Block,-opcn al all hours Of lay
and evening-Adm,tancc Free
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CUTLERY, Glassware Queensware, Clocks,
I etc. M. LITCH.
CRoCERIES, consisting of Teas, Rice, Cof-
(T fee, AlsLice, Sugar, Pepper, Molasses,
Cinnamon, Mackerel, White Fish, Lead. Shot,
Powder.
In short al articles usualy kept in Country
Store, which he will sell for cash in hand, ten
per cent. cheaper than similar articles can be
purchased elsewhere in Lawrence county.
NJ. LITCH.
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NEW STORE.-A. T. BRATTON, opposite
IN the Buckeye House, has opened store
for the sale Of Fresh Beef, Pork, Sausages,
Dressed Turkeys. Chickens, and other fowls,
where he il ready to supply customers at oil
hours OF the day, at the lowest prices the state
Of the market can afford. Nov. %. 1854.
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VIZ ALKlNG MADE EASY-By buy.
w ngiIoots and Shoes OF DREW & WILLIAMS
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MARION, NOV. Iu' 1o0f'
r. G.. SLOAN. DEN TAI SURGEON.

Respectfully presents his acknowledge
4 Yn \ mcnts 10 those who have heretofore ex
Av - te nded 10 him their patronage, and he
sWIYYYYY aopes that the skill and experience which
the past SIX years Of constant Practice has enabed
him to obtain, will merit contnuance Of their favor.
and the patronage of all those desiring services in his
nrofess,on In Justification Of his ability to render ell
i,re so,isfncon he would but call attention to the
merous full and par, sets Of artificial teeth which he
has inserted in this vicuyhe beauty, utility. and
iiie.like appearance Of which he fa,ers himself cam
no, he eyceed The difficulty heretofore experienced
by the profession in fitting full sets So that they may
b. usefl and comfortable he has overcome at the ex
pense of no inconsdcrable perseverance, and expert
nent Those who are in need Of such may rest assu
red that they can DO furnished with these useful organs
that will enable them to masicae their food with the
acy xperienced only by those who have good Teeth.
An Other operations in the department Of Dentistry.
perEormed In manner that experience and care alone
viii enable one 10 do Terms invariably CASH when
lie work is completed Office in Rodgers Block,
ver siiverman, and Alcan's Dry Goods Store,
IRONTON, o.
-REFERENCES-
John Campbell I,on!o, O. Dass %Ks'Susy l. Ironcn
pr: Me1IsyS EssIion, Merlin, sssan, HwfaSs Rock
J. o. Willard, lronton, :. HoagcI, go
Dr. W r. Wilson, do G. Wilson, Grsenups burg
Ii cIiId, dojn2o D. Scsley, Backhorn do
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VOUTH'S BOYS BOOTS, A new
Il Style, jus, received by 6. .. &C uba y at
~ DREW 4 VILLA ANS.
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TyHR Daguerrean Gallery ia Rodgers Block,
Corner Of Railroad and Second Streets, is
again open for Ahe reception Of visitors. anil
hose wishing pictures can now be accommoda.
tcd. COLE Il C..lM2LiN.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.


John n. Francis. Admir- OF the cs
tate OF Essex Harris, decd
VS..
Elizabeth Harris, widow;
Maria Harrs Lawrence County
Levi Ilurris Probate Court
Iltn ,ah llayrs .
Emeneita Harris;
Amelia Harris; and
Nathaniel Harris.
On the eth day Of December next 1t O'Clock in the
afternoon on tho premises, will be sold the highest
bidder the following real estate, the property OF
Essex Harris, decd. situate in sad comfy of Law
renee, mud State OF Ohio ,owl,: Part Of The south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section num-
Der twenty-six; township nunber two; range number
seventeen - commencing at the southwest quarter
corner OF William Hayman's lot, in the southeast
Of the northwest quarter OF said section, and run
ming due north hhy-Sx rods; thence due ives! twcn-
ty.two rods and fourteen feet thence south fihysx
rods thence due east twenty-five rods and fourteen
feet 10 the place OF beginning containing eight acrcs
more or less Subject 10 the dover OF the widow.
Appraised nj $50. Terms of sale One.,hrd cash in
hand onc-third in three months; and the residue in
six months with interest from the day OF sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises or good personal secur-
ity The said defendants hereby notified that on
the 30th day of December 1854, application will he
made 10 said Court by the undersigned, Admir- as
aforesaid, for the confirmation OF the sale OF the said
real estate, &C. JOHN r. FRANCIS,
Admir- Of Essex Harris decd
Nov. 25,h 1851. BY L. NIoH, his ATTY.
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r lNEN AND COTTON GOODS. Table
| Cloths in fiolt and otherwise, Irish Linen,
Brown and Bleached Muslin and Shirting, Bed
Ticking, Dutch Check, etc. NJ. LlTCu.
NFEN's AND BOWS BOOTS AND SHOES,
lN CoARsE and FINE, Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Caters, India Rubber Overshoes.
NJ. LlTCH.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY

hE 81 "A u r Ot OhlO, MONhOE COUNIH, +,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Foble. plaintiff, against William B. Ham.
ilton, Harrison Foreman, Abraham Stull, and
William Hamilton, defendants.
IKE said defendant, Abraham Stull, will take
J. notice that Oh the goth day of February, 1854,
Peter Fobie. plaintiff. filed his petition, in said
court setting forth that At the April term, of said
court, lS4S, William Hamilton, then a minor, by
Joseph Nj. Mason. his next friend aud Attorney.
prosecuted and recovered judgment again.t said
plaintiff for l4o dollars, and costs of suit, in
action thenpeiiding against him. that the plaintiff.
on the first Of November, 1850, made and dev-
cred TO said Mason, as next friend and Attorney
OF said Hamilton, two notes OF hand made paya.
bic 10 him and secured by mortgage on real estate.
one for 30 dollars due one year from date the other
for 100 dollars, pay able years after date, both
interest from date; that the fret note was paid,
January "a, 1850, being then fifty -four dollars;
that the said Mason endorsed said hundred dollar
note before it was due, and without notice for what
ii had been gwen, to one James Mason, for val.
uable consideration, that said James Mason has
brought suit thereon; that plaintiff after said note
was SO endorsed. being ignorant thereof, aud sup
posing said Joseph NJ. Mason held the same. on
the LIST day of December 1851. paid to William
Okey. Esq, clerk of this court, 10 pay of said
note lis dollars and fifty cents, that being the
amount then due on SAID note, which llS dollars
was, by said Okey, credited on said Judgment;
that William B. Hamilton, defendant, as the guar
dian Of William Hamilton, then minor, RET eiveG
| said IS dollars and so cents. on the lst day Of
December 1851, and loaned the same to Harrison
Foreman and Abraham Stuli defendants. that the
plaintiff asks Judgment against said defendants,
for the sum of ll9 dollars and fifty cents, with
! interest thereon from December l, 1851.
| tE SINCLAIR IL COWEN,
| March |, 1854. Au'ys. for Plaintiff.
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Notice in Partition.

SAMUEL THOMAS and Margaret Thomas,
- children of Maria Thomas, daughter of Adam
Mehl, deceased, Ann Hanrshs and James Han
nahs her husband Adam Mehl. Jr., Barbara Han
nalis and John Hannahs her husband, George
Mehl Valentine Mehl, and Maria Mehl, widow of
Adam MehI. deceased, will take notice that pc
tition was filed against them on the 10th day of
February, 1854, in the court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio. by Andrew Mehl. and is
now pending. wherein the said Andrew Mehl de-
mands partition of the following real estate to wit:
The south west quarter of the north west quarter
OF Section Is, Township 6, and Range 6. contain
ing Az acres; and also the north part Of the north
west quarter of the south west quarter of Section
Is, Township 6, and Range 6, containing Is acres;
and that the next term of the raid court appli.
cation will be made by the said Andrew Mehl, for
an order that partition may be made al said prem.
ises, or such other order as the court, according
to the Statute, may make. ~,
| WIRE g. RICHARDSON,
| Feb. Is, 1854. Atty g for Petitioner
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J. G.. ARBOUR,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Carpet, Looking Glass, and
UPHOLSTERY WARE.

No. 143, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
II EEPS constantly on haEd very large and ex.
N tensive assortment of TAPESTRY, VENE.
TlAN aud INGRAM CARPETINGS, Rugs,
Mate, Oil Cloths. Table and Piano Covers Ac.&
ALsO-Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking
Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames of every des
cfiption on hand and made to ORDER Venetiar
aud Slai Window Blinds, Transparent Window
Shades and Paper = together with Upholster,
Ware, euch as BEDS, MATTRASSES, Pill
LOWS, QUILTS, COUNTERPANES. CUsH
IONS,& SC. Aso-Curtan Goods in great variety
Blinds, Trimmings, Cords. Tassels, and constan
supply Of Smith & Stratton's celebrated F Furntur,
and Coach vsrnsh for sale at factory price.
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest pri
ces, aud warranted to give satisfaction. apo
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
MILL FURNI HING,
STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT,
3l9, 32l, 1923 Liberty Street,
July 6, 1858.

3l9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE sMITHFIELD ST.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mill, gen.
orally on hand and made to order. Boilers for
Engines made to order on short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones. old and new stock, OF my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always on
hand at tho lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always on hand. Mill SpindIes, Mill
Irons, mill and Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen
Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Provers,
Leather Betting. Wagner's Patent and Common
Bushes, Metal Eye pieces tor the Runner, SUI
perior article, McConnell's Patent Driver, a Sim
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also. Lull's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, a superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and une9ualled for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills, Al
legheny City, (Which turn out daily over 700 bbls
-four and in 600 other mills h the west They
give general satisfaction, and are warranted 10
clean well. We annex a certificate from one oi
the largest mills IN the west, and refer to our
handbills for particulars:
PrTTsBURGH, June 20, 1852.
w. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smu,
Machines; they work to our entire satis &C tion
and they are durable, not liable TO get out OF or
der, and We consider them the best machines no v
in use. WILMARTH L. NOBLE, =
All orders promptly attended to.
W. W. WALLACE, 3l9 Liberty ST..
dec IA Pittsburgh, Pa