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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

A KNOW NOTWITHSTANDING the prs.
Oners before Police Court a few DAYS
since, was niger, the honor of whose
arrest none of the officers could or would
claim.
''Who arrested you ?" asked the jas
tce.
81 doscn't know" was the reply.
"What were you doing when arrcsted!'
81 dosen't know"
"Wasnt you drunk ?"
81 dosen't know"
"Well what DO you know ?" asked the
justice, somewhat lmpatenly.
"Me - said the coIored gentleman with
an air of importance, "me, why knows
muffin"
Under these circumstances, the Court
dismissed the prisoner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

Caesar Augustus, why am your legs
like an organ grinder ?"
Don't know, MIR. SugarIoaf-why am
they -
"Cos they carries a monkey all about
the streets"
A brick grazed the head of Mr.. Sugar
loaf just as he disappeared around the coz
ner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

Who hnoas What Il.is Eae 5 for
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

DREss.-A lady, writing to the Penn
IsyIvanian, says: "Speaking Of beauty
wish people would dress pleasantly, be.
nevolentIy. | saw lovely girl to-day
looking unIoveIy, and unloveabe, because
her muslin dress was stfi,starched to
keep clean longer. My laandress tried
to persuade me into the barbarous custom.
70 my mind, woman should always
look as soft 10 the touch as the flower,
and as pure. All her garments should be
made Of the finest and softest material
possible, material that will easily dispose
itself into folds, falling gracefully around
her, and not, by being liable to be rufiled
every moment, compel her to stiff ati-
tudes, and starched demeanor, DENYING
her the luxury Of lounge and Toll; why,
my very words would grow prim and pre-
else, were to wear dress which de-
pended on flour or potato for its proprie-
ty."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

The KNOW NoTHINGs.--In Whining
ion, \. c., the Know Nothings number
lhree hundred, among whom are many of
the leading men Of the city. The Council
was organized last Monday, and two
hundred were ready to unite at once.
Pretty good for Wilminglon.--No5olk
Err. Julu %.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

Strive to be honest if YOU die by it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN BALTIMoRE-Yesterda
Afternoon about two o'clock horrible accident oc-
CURED in our city which has already resulted in the
death Of one person and will in all probability prove
fatal to another. II occurred at the extensive ma
chine establishment of Poole 4 Hunt, on North
csSed in tx at Of removing very e beavv sak
from the rear of the shops on Holiday stree. to the
interior when, for want Of sufficient force, it shifted
from its position and fell upon the ground crushing
beneath it the foreman Of the shop, Nathan Fa!es,
and another workman, named Courtney. The as.
sistants Immediately rushed to the aid Of their bro
ther workmen, and extricatng them, they were con.
veyed to places Of safety and the services Of three
or four surgeons obtained. Fales had his breast
crushed in to such an extent that the ribs were
forced Into his heart He survived scarcely half
wife in deep affiictop. Courtney also WAS wounded
IN the breast, and 1t is thought cannot recover,
though there are hopes for him. The flask is made
OF Iron, weighs about six hundred pounds and is
used nr the holding OF tools and castiags-BaAi.
more Times, March 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

mttpg that their aid estimate and asssasnsat was uu-
fnishsd and incomplete Q. IL in proof before the
soust tbat two oe the aid Ce0aosecs wsge Of epuoa
ton for the dAmsgs 10 b doso 70 M building; aud the
ssmsts ard asssssmsnt presented 10 the eour ws 10
fact the estimate and assessment OF commissioner
ONLY and mot Of ALL l. 6uoh two Commissioners, being
Of such opinion should not have joined In making such
sstimats and nent bnt should have made 90
oording to their Judgment of the law and ths
ssnss OF ths right and justice Of the case, and have
ported the 70 the court It was In proof before
the court that they we're prevented from doing BY the
advice Of the Counsel Of the Corporation that Il WAS
necessary that all three OF the mssoners should join
in making any such report o. Such advice CHROME
(Act April 9th, 1878, SEQ. 1885, Rev. Stat 655 al
Green Miller, 9Th John, Rep 49, Yates vs. RUSSELL
II co., 4es Hopkins Fyn, Cowen. 626; Mccoy
Curtis Wsnd. Rep II; Downipg vs.. RugAr II Wsnd.
Rep l7s; Crooker Crane 81 Wsnd Rep, all; Wool.
fey 23 wend. Rep s24; Oakley Va. AsPin-
Wall, Comst., ts7J
I. Tho order sppealsd from should DO affirmed With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
DEATH OF JOHN HOWARD.

Tie Burlirston, Vt,) Free Pres gives the following
account Of An old and respected citxsn:-
We called upon to rssord the death Of one OF our
Oldest and most respectable os ns John Howard aged
eighty four years His death as already apnouuosd
cured on Friday the 2lh list He agsd widow
with vhcm he has lived In tbs peaceful and uuintsr
rupted enjoyment Of the marriage stats for atty
Years. also three SONS Mr. Sion Howard, merchant, Of
inis soyn; Daniel and John P. Howard, lats Of the
hvisg House. New Yorb; and two daughters. The
sors last named were In Europe ct the com
mencement OF, the last nlaess Of their father, and
on receiving ntslsesncs Of the they hssssned
tne return, and had the bAtsfeoiion to be present
tne period OF his death Durisg long residence in
Burlineton Mr.. Howard was found ever ready By his
sounse advics and purse 10 contribute IL prosper
Is wen - 70 The hsppasss Of AL around him, and his
many who we're faminsTy and intmatsy scausntsd Win
him. bis last liners was attended with much suffsrins
but he bore the lille TO which flesh "a heir WITH Chris
tsn fortiuds and withoutn murmur His rsms,ns vsre
taken to the church Of the Rev. Joshua Youse Who d.
Lvsred an txceent dsooue appropriate 70 the oocsso
altar which Warrington Lodge Of which dsesassd was
ber, commenced their masonic services undsr The al
rscton OF Past Grand Master Nathan HasvV Who son
cleded the services at thu grave.
Mrs MARY PrpRxr. sgsd % yssrs aid TO b ths ARA
white female bern = 0asaaats DIED thegs lat Wssk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

DBATH FROM HYpRoPHoBrA IN CHARLEsr0wH,
Mara lad about sixteen years old, named Ho.
MANS died in Chailestown at his residence in Joiner
street yesterday, Of this disease. About six weeks
since Romans and two other lads were bitten by .
The symptoms OF the disease did not make their ap
pearance until Sunday last. His father ia at present
absent rom the country. Last evening the Mayor
and instituted measures for the determination OF the
whole canine race in that city that are hereafter
found unlicensed and unmuzzed.-Bcstow Ira.
rtiier, March 1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
TRorTNe MATCH ON THE IoY-A very Interesting

TRoTTrSe MATCH ON THE IoB.-A very Interesting
trottiDg match took place few days ago, on the ice
from Samuel Rankin's Point. st. Anicet, to Dundee
distance OF fourteen miles, tween the "Blue Bon
American walk Over owned by Angus McIptosh
Eco. "Blue Bonnet took the lead, and kept II at
his ease, the American "Walk Over, following a.
distance, not keeping in sight Of the former the
most OF the way. "BIne Bonnet made his trip in
fiftyone minutes, and was stabbed some time when
"Walk Over made his appearance, evidently good
deal jaded and the driver much excited at the unex.
pected event.-Montreoi Herald, FEB. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

The FTRR DEPARTMENT OF PRovIDBNcs.-Ont the
LIST Instant the fire companies Of Providence, R. l.,
with one exception, surrendered their engines and
ne keys Of the engine houses were delivered 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

CoLt NIzAT1of SrATrsrTcs.--The annual report Of
the Colonization Society OF Virginia. for the wear
1853 prepared for the annual meeting Of that BODY
presents some highly interesting and encouraging
statistics. The emigration to Liberia from the Unit
ed States has been follows for the last five years,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

NAIL RoBBSD.-The Wheeling mail bag was stolen
en- the 2lst ulL. at or near Zancsve and robbed Of
its contents. The bag was found the next morning
in the Muskingun river No estimate Of the loas can
@ yet be made, but there are usually large amounts
eat by nal oYeS tbat yovte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

Distribution OF THE INCOME OF THE LITERATURE
FC meeting Of the Regents of the Universty the
$50 OF Fsbrua 1884, the distribution OF $50 oe0 OF the
income OF the Literature aud United States Deposit Tun8s
for the last year. was made among the several academies
entitled 10 participate therein. The following the
sums awarded to tcstitntiens In the city Of New YORK.
Dtaf and Damb Institution ............... $500 so
University Grammar School. lS5 az
Conferences b minary .............,......L LIS 90
Free Acacemy.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 "a
Columbia College Ora mar School. ..,...... 29S 10
k1tgsrs Female Institute. 6s2 81
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

Francis Nash, Executrix of James1
Nash, deceased, against John Nash
Eliza Rebecca Nash, intemarried
with Medison Collins, Elvira Nash
intermarred with Wallace Lewis, The state
Jane Ellen Nash intermarried with of Ohio
Michael Floyd, Thomas JefeSon Lawrenc
Nash, JamesJ Nash, Susan Francis County,
Nash, Rachel Mash, Jemima Nash Court Of
intermarred with Ira Slater, [offull Probate
age,] VIM. H H Nash, and Francis
Marion Nash [minors] and heirs at
law of james Nash, deceased.
The above named defendants are notified
that on the oath day Of February, A d 1884,
said plaintiff filed in the Court OF Probate with.
in and for the County Of Lawrence and State Of
Ohio, her petition, the object and prayer OF
which is 10 obtain all order in said Court, to
sell for the payment Of debts of decedent, the
following real estate, situate in said county, to
wit. one hundred and sixty acres o! land in the
Ohio C0mpany's purchase, part Of lot No. 1925,
in Township No. 2 Of Range No. Is, being q
part Of section No. q, and the south half OF
the tract Of land conveyed by David Robert.
son, to said James Nash, deceased, on the 2lst
of August, l846, by deed recorded in volume
10, pages lis and ll6 ofthe records of deeds in
said county, and that the same will be for hear
ing in Probate, Court of said County on
Wednesday the 29th day of March 1854, and
that unless the said defendants, or some one Of
them, shall appear and mako defence, an Or
der will then be taken for the sale Of said prem
ises for the purpose aforesaid.
LEET l. HAWLEY.
Feb "a 1854 Attorneys for Pepr.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
GILLEN & BROTHER.
NEW GROCERY & FAMILY
PROVISION STORE.


A. P. KOUNS & SONS
Centre Building in the New Block
Corner of Second and Rail Road SIS.
IR0NT0N OHIO.
"AVE Just received by steamer Frank Keel.
III ing, fresh from New Orleans, q large
stock Of
Sugar, Molasses, Mackerel,
Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Malaga Fruits, Nuts, etc. etc. etc.
To which they have added
Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Tobacco, Cheese, Butter,
Golden Syrup, Eggs, Soap,
Candles, Hay, Corn, Oats, etc.
They will keep full supply Of
FAMILY PROVISIONS,
Good and Fresh, which they will sell al Gin
cinnati prices and freight. They will also have
large stock of FEED which we will keeI
supplied from our farm in the country.
They have opened for the present in Hall!
brick building on the corner Of Third and Buck
horn streets, until they can build house largt
enough TO do the business which they intent
doing.
They invite the public to call and give then
trial-they will be thankful for small favor
and larger ones in proportion.
o. Cash paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, Eggs, But
ter, Chickens. Turkeys, Rags, etc.
GrFarmers and Country Grocers can be fur
nshed by them as low as at Cincinnati. Cal
ond see them. All articles delivered at tn
wharf boat, depot, or in town If desired.
lrontOn, Dec Is, 1858.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Jeundice. On

DYSPEPSIA, Jsundice, Chronic or
lJNervous Debility. Disease Of the Kidneys ard
Sif diseases arising from disordered Liver or S'om.
Blood 10 me Head, Xcdiiy ofof tho Stomach Nausea,
esrburn disgust for Food Fnlness o. weight In the
Stomach souY ruc,a,on sinking OF Au,iering al the
aiscuit brssihng al the heart choking sudoca!irg
sensation when in lying posture, dinners Of vision.
dos OF webs before the sight, fever and dull pain N
!he side back chest limb. &c. sudden asne. s U U s sn n
~ d.. HOOFLHNDs CslebIsted GERMAN BIT.
TERs, prepared by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson No. l2o Arch
Thsr power ever the above diseases Is not excei!ed
II equaed, BY any other preparation In ihe GnIsd
s,: . hs sss hs." Bs as worthy c
susn,ion Of invalinds Possessing great virtues IN
the rsc,i6ea,ion Of diseases Of the Liver and lesser
.Sa. .sssn The mo they a.
~iA' '''i sEx6 is51 HSS nj Piss;:osS BE- ;coSv!NcEp
E. B. Psssns Ma,s!'. Ohio Fes. S isI,, ss,u: sssG
ussd ihsm. esss of Liver complain, Of long stand.
IN, which had resied the skill Of several Physicians
W.; entirely snysd BY !hs use Of ays Eo; ;sa ,.d
THE OeYman Filters you sent me las! hnve ntt yel
come 10 hanc. Ihaye been out Of The u'c'e Tor some
due, 10 the great deJiment Of invehds, Us mcu.'
cine much thought Of and sought a''ef III ''' '0'"'
4. NJ. Hrrcuxsex, NJ. D. Bedfoid. g., August 20
l014 said: ~Thc Bttcrs you shipped me III May ,us'
arc 4, sone-i lh ink 1t Is good medicine, and on
rcceomms ndng Il 10 my patiens aud friends (which
do 6ov no oshrr patent medcine You Will please 'or
8. Fassen, Wooster, O.. 1882, said: y have ~ nset
some three or four bottles Of Hooaands Geinsn blt.r
for Dyspepsi, and have derived grca, sensn. i'4n m
their use heiieve them 70 be good Tor s diseases 10
which they ere reccommended" 49,. u
W. NJ ;0sa, Woss,cr,; o.. said "fou asked m IN,
my opinion Of the teman B,.ers. hnve Isea men
s,a,inx hat think they arc the very best romey ef
iant ios tho above complaints-t,ey are desidcay u
advance OF all The proprietary medinces Q, ,he Day
s.sMr. Orr Il q distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
These Bit,srs nre entirely vegetable. They neve
prys,rate the system. but invigora'e u.u,.
Bold by Moxlsy Barber, lrcntoh: ;: hasken e,n
Dayisson, Marion and by dealers in medicine every
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
"IENH 0~AHo
GEORGE D. WlNCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
JaDanned and Slammed WARES.

Water Coolers, Toilet Ware, &C.,
"AVING Removed from the old stand, cor
ner of W alnut and Pearl, to the
n W. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA
tOr Second street,) Cincinnati, o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
is now prepared TO supply dealers, on liberal
terms. Timers, Stove Dealers and others, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase their
stock direct from the manufactoIy. fhave also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers OF Timers Machines and Tools,
as to be constantly supplied. Among which
will be found some newly invented ''lubor a
vi ng'' machines, which can be seen in opera.
ton. All of which will be sold al manufactu.
rers' prices. GEO. d. WlNCHELL,
N, W. corner OF Race and Columbia Sts.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
TO the People Of Lawrence and the
Adjoining Counties.
A New Saddle and Har-
ness Mandatory!

GA Tie subscribers have located Them
selves in No. A., RodgerS Block, Be-
eond Street, Ironton, Ohio, where they will be
re ady 20 furnish every thing usually kept in
saddle shop. We would say to those who will
favor us with their patronage, that from long
experience in the business, We fatter ourselves
that we can give general satisfaction.
All our work will be made by ourselves. We
will not send to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and 9TH
er places to buy work that has been thrown to-
gether purposely for sale work. All our work
will be WARRANTED. and we will he on
hand to make good any of our work that may
fail.
If you want the finest XII md of a saddle or har-
ness, we are prepared to furnish them.
We can show you certificates given tous by
the Licking County Agricultural Society, for
premium Saddles and harnesses, for several
years back. ,.l
We therefore say, call and see us, everybody
We will do our best to render general satis-
faction. =,
Furnacemen, Country Merchants and all
Others wanting any thing in our line Of busi-
ness. wilfdo we'll to give US call.
WILSON & RICHARDSON.
March 81 1854
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
DREW & WILLIAMS.
A the old stand Of Bishop h 20 riley.
IRONTON, ONO,

1RONTON, OHIO,
VX7OULD Respectfully call HI atsen,
w ton of the public to their New anu
Extensive AssoR RrMExr OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
of their own and other manufacture, which
thew offer for sale, Low FOR CASH. They are
constantly receiving Nrw AND FsEsH supplies
from the Rast every month, and hope by close
attention hthe business 10 merit the confidence s S
and patronage of the public. Boots and Shoes
of al Kinds and varieties for GcMtltmens
and Ladies', Misses and Children's wear;
kent constantly on hand, with prices to suit oil
their patrons. Ala,
J Custcm Work manufactured to order. A!so
Rensir; 70 done with neatness and Dispatch
Wsrented work repaired gratis. .
Also, at Wholesale and Retail HATS o.
various kinds and prices, such as Silk Leg
horn. Palm Leaf, KOssuth, Beaver anu rur:
Can and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 'm
Ironton Ohio, 1854. Ts r r.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
Sellers Vermifage Is the Best In Use.
HERE Is THE PROOF.
Licking Station, KY. Dec. M tsit

Licking Station, Ky. Dec. II 1915.
MI. r. +. sELLERs,-I have ihe pleasure TO
inform you, that have used in my practice
your celebrated vemluge with the most hap
py results have formerly used Fahncsiocks'
but being persuaded 10 try yours, l have found
it far :uperior in every respect, and can say,
without the fear Of contradiction, that your
vermfuge possesses more virtue than any ev.
er used, and most cordially recommend It to
the attention Of The public. will state case
where gave one vial Of your Vermifuee. My
brothers. child was pining and wasting TO a
mere skeleton. In 36 hours after gave him
the Veniiuge, the enomous quantity OF pu-
wards OF six hundred worms were passed. The
child, that was given up for lost is now as well
as any child in the neighborllood.
March IA I'm AMBROSE ARNETT, NJ D,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
CINCINNATI MARkEr, May Q.

OIAVINNATI WNHKH'i ""y %
Flour and Grain-The market for Flour
maintains hrmness, with q demand from w
city trade fully equal to the supply. The sales
comprised 200 brls at s7,so; 500 do. at $3.50,
ana 4s do., extra ar e7,9s. In Grain, Loco
bushels Oats at 4Sc., and l. 900 do. Barley Malt
at Sl.l0.
The sales Of Provisions TO day wore LOCO
pcs Sugar cured Hams at &c.,, loose, and 6,ooC
lbs bulk s.dos Of 6sc. We have sale of lCO bxs
Cheese st Sic. A sale Of 100 bushels prime
Neshannock Potatoes at 70o-other qualities al
40 and soc. The demand for Sugar is better,
and 200 hhds sold al 81 10 &C. Is tierces Rice
ut 6jc. Mclasses 20 and2
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION,

- IL A8B6A0
Country Merchants, Furnace Proprictors and
Dealers generally are advised that
VIM. ELDEN & co.
Wholesale Dealers in DRY GOODS,
Queensware, Carpelinss, Straw Goods,
Cotton Yarns &C.,
Front Street,, PORTSMOUTH Ohio.
Are now receiving their first importation Of
Spring Goods, being larger, more varied, and
moae desirable than any Of our previous impur-
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 unequaled by any other Western House.
Our arrangements nre such as to supply dealers
at Eastern Jobbers prices, with the addition of
freight and exchange, and will be glad to du-
plicate eastern parch asers upon these terms.
To oil our old friends we can confidently
say, our stock presents greater lattractons than
ever heretofore, and extra exertions will be us.
ed to make ii their interest TO continue dealing
with us. WM. ELDEN y W.
March IA 1854
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
Wholesale Grocery Store.

WYE have On hand. and are receiving, q
w large and well selected stock Of Gro
cerics, which we have purchased for cash, and
are prepared 10 cell 1t Wholesale es retail ct -
good hasgains - eanbs bad at Portsmouth or
Cincinnatti. .5s.. eitl
10 Purnscs nsn and Oouatsy Dealsm ~ are
prepased TO Duplicats Portsmouth OF Cincin-
aaA Hills. freight sddeds IN ssssz variety Of
Oroosries s0itahle fos tAs traAe Call and sse
ioryoursslvss DENPi9Ys RAuLLk oO.
lyonton, LEA. ], lsSs. =
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
W-LOOK AT THIS!!!-@G
10000 Killed on the Bl:ck Sea.
NOTWITHSTANDING The man

~ accidents 10 which our Steamboats, and Railroads
Incident $. w. Harper has arrived safely Ut home
again, and 10 now receiving direct from the Eastern
Manufacturing Establishments, n very extensive u.s.
sortinent OF BOOTS and SHOES for Spring and Sum.
wear; they manufactured, and are intended
expressly for the RETAIL Trade. To my regular Gus.
toners and others who muy favor me with Gull,
pleasure in showing unusually large variety
of Boots and Shoes nearly oil priccs some ofwhic
will guarantee equal In quality Of material and work
auship 10 those manufactured In this or any otheI
town west of,hc Allegheny mountains
Having purchased my goods for CASH, am euabled
10 sell them on reasonable terms. The public nrc re-
speciiully invited TO cnll at NO UNION BLOCK" and
see with their own eyes, and determine by their own
Judgments whether or not bargains In Boots aud Shoes
can be had Of =. w. HARPER,
TERxs OF SALE ono half up, and the other down. ni
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
For THE GENTLEMEN.

FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Fine Calf, Sewed and pegged Boots, also
Congress gaiters and Brogans, Custom made,
and warented TO be Of the bes. material, and
workmanship, just received and for sale cheap
lronton Mar. 7th. s. w. HARPER.
LADIES SHOES. aR
Ladies Calf and Goat Lace Boots, custom.
made, warrented not to rip. may be had q the
store Of 3. W. HAhfEh'
Jronton, March 7th,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

GEORGE shamhar', Plaintiff against O.
Cain Sutherland, defendant. At the instance
ofsaid Plaintiff, OH the 18th day Of February A
D1S54, on order of an attachment was issued
by Thomas Higgins, Justice Of the Peace o.
Mason Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. fol
the sum Of % dollars debt, and supposed a.
mount of cost ten dollars, against the goods
attels, stocks, or interest in stocks, rights
credits, moneys and effects Of 0 Cain Suther
land, a non resident Of said County.
March 1854 GEO. SHAMHART.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
R0NTON MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
HARRIS & KlLIAN,
Manufacturers Of Marble Monuments

Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, Marble
Mantels, Table Slabs, &c. Also, Free Stone
Plinths, Window Jambs. Sills, Caps, &c. &C
Fourth Street, opposite the Market House.
IRONTON, OHIO.
Having been practically engaged in the bu
sines for a number Of years in Europe and TIM
country. they feel confident that they will bt
may favor them with their custom, and by stric
attention to business, hope to merit and receive
liberal share of public patronage. NIL