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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

The Charter requires thirty dsya
CHERlFFs SALE-C0AL-YARD, &c.-On
- THURSDAY. March 20. 1855 a. 10 NJ Of the foot Of
oh At Eat River the contents Of CoalYard CONSISTING
Lvtrpoo ard other Goals Hose two csrs and one
scr~sss and Tools Scales Once Furniture Stable and FIX
'~.>.' 49, I0HN WILSON. DeputY ShAnn
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HWY X. LEEDS Co, ARetsoase-s
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE SALES
Ii BfNRY II LEEDS Co. viii give thet personal
iss they have done for many pa 10 the ss
Of Furniture M the residences Of families beskn1
sp kossel espns removing They win resaas
esles II their Auction Rooms No Is Sasa between Pins
end Csdsr,s for the Of those xhS sy de1s
Cha medium OF sale
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. ga 80 Hts.v 2 LEsps. Asctiossss.
MORTGAGE Sale Of 0entSel HOUSEHOLD

MI ObI OA0H SAA1 VI VoutSob uOOoCuOkO
Se-TaIs DAS. thursday. nGeh ~ ~ lci e'eloss, q.
kuse No = wooster u be.f Canalst, HENl1 T LEEDS
sel sb.vs I'll the Furniture containd house
ssnss Ds Of Tspes snd Dsrsin cuesu. 81. fran, akros
Reee veod Puor FuIiture saif; In plush do do Nab
essas Lace Cps.ns ana cossss; french shades .sd 81.
It, ~: 60 % Bu,.sss I'D W.S.;saa. .s nssisseo
BAR Mattresses P.4sses, seds Bedding Dining Far
pprs Eat. Bsios Table,. sofss Some Char Arm 90
RoeAsn fnvsr plated wsae Of .upe,ies quality rsb.e
leyy. Chine Gsss and Csocssry We're 10 Sale posevs
BthRs H. LEEDS Auetion.es-By II n LEEDs Co
ON TUESDAY, March 81, WEDNESDAY, %,
teEsive wMsroons o. nsssn McoaAV & ALLeNDORe
No as BIosdvsy and valuable stock Of CasfaRr
uctured materials and By stiu ssd pedeucsd
fer the shove FIRM. Every article Wsfrkned soA
be sod without they sboot closing up the
business Consisting OF eessLty carved Pssos Fu,nure
~o coored cri brooatsle, c,cred
d. and cher c,ors alec complete suss In nuslin Arn
Po and Sowing Chsi OF various styles and superb
hsps and mahogany French fancy
bedsttsd large assortment Of their patent premo Sole
Bedsssds Mattresses &C. suP~rh rossvooi esns 6uress
and Table,. richly carved rs1 With rso wood sl,o large
tension Table, IN esk rosewood and mahogany With
bookcsses and ades Secretaries Of mshogsny and
oak superb rosewood mahogany ana stssers and Su
ts; -eehosrds nc also lsEs assortment Of Partor and
Chamber Furniture, ebsmeeo and ,w sxpen
sve styles and executed In style and throughout
superior anything Of the kind that be obtsaed az
othev etabhm In this city The above be exaiaed
Of any time previous TO the sale.
JosErH HEeEMAx, AustoneeE
ON FRIDAY, March 80, at 10 o'clock A. H.,
" ct the central S.eroons corner OF Wilonshoy aud
Pesrs ne.r the City Hal Brooklyns large and general
sasor,u ent Of Hcusebold tarsiiure. Ca.pe'. &c.
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Io,tPH hEeEM.S Auctioneer.
I'm SATURDAY, March 81, at ~ o'clock noon,

~ the corner Of Neon and Court-u oppose TIE new
Romsn Catholic Church South Broosyn the entire stock OF
coptrsctoris Bores IL Carte and Harness. IA aailrod
Cas- lsss Farm Wagon Wbeelbsrrsws Roctsvsy Carriage,
Sest Wsgon cart Picks Crow bars etc. Also, one
xalns fnstf Ioffirr Hone.
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& - TO AN ORDER Of Lewis

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that an application is
IN seour being he Governor q ths esea 81 New
York 70, The PIRp0N sfcA1LO k0vELLt. senyies -:
fenced CouIt Of 0sns sessiors Of the Psess hsd 70 ~
fcr lie Cit, ssd so1 cosn ~ nswYert q ~ City Han Of
aid City Aosdsy. ss III Day u June, 1874 tAs State
fp ms- w. WI, ~ , - M ,sB nAD<w
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ITO THE BLIC.-I have been selling
i sTAFFORDs OLIVE TAR for n ore shas dn mooths
and tnos Of instances where bss bees Of greet scr
vice. Olive Tar 10 inhaled ard applied and ncs tsses ne
also used Lin inept and. when mixed with ft, con-
verted into Ointment Az -.
pan phlet Of B octave psses containing fsns1e tsme
malls. be had psssst M ro,e 1870,
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0goReE Cook Aretioneef.
I ARGE SALE Of NEW and SECONDHAND

n sr0vsp ~nn On IL NJ, s,m. !" ~ 0s.ses
wsy corner Of Dssnes Ia part Of es,sn.
wood fsrlo Sues erocsfele and boeade dsms-k do do
Mahogany plush spd hair cloth splendid French plse Pier
and Msnss, Glt"es OH Pastnss; msbetop Center. she
and Sofa Table,; vcod Etaseces seeret.ire
Eeokesses Waer bes bsfsesds Of very serior qa.y
Heir Mstn Psisses Bsds sDj sesde; marble 40
Snibsso ard psrlof Chss ushossny sofss rtte Tees
An Chss RocA.n once And coantirs Dests A. &c.
pst 81 vheh ven suPersr Also an avses OF China
and Silver Plated We're Tabie Cutlery, kc
Al II seock. . MINIATURE srsAaEa-qai;e s eur-
esfy d E.i .II w W. 40
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INV IOkK, cd IT. Ioo1
ATa MEETING Of the stockholders Of tn

Sir: apdina the expstios Of the time limited
e. .t.rs ses " hs been deemed sdvsbs permit Of
he srs 70 presen he STOCK end comply With the
NJ therein sp<ckd within thirty days from and sss
sb ds<e Aer sxprsfiop ef said thirty DAYS the 30
vh,eh NAV not win be worthless and e1eladsd
fyon sny be pef which presumed b realised oy ~
presentation ~ order OF the uteeton: = r.
NJ .Yorh March is 1853
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CHARLEs r MILLER Co. Anctopeen -
~ApY TON-AV HOlISFS and LOTS.-Will

~ he sod NJ public auction ct the Msrchsat Exchange on
TUESDAY April IL O'Clock two three story basement
h,eh Houss on Carlton sv, between Fulton and Atlantic
fest; Lots 2ox97 - -.,.. - -. -.
ard IN en- vanS erbt Myrtle House brick,
a5sst 25sSo finished of IN best manner 9Th all modern
For full psrcusrs apply ct the Office Of the
AuciioEssr, No 1876 Broadway, cor. Dep At
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fHAkLTs z MIiLFR & co Auctioceers
ELEGANT COUgIRY-SEAT, known az the
T. BARKER-eLAcE. With reres Ae,ss Of L,.a situ.tsd
suetiob TUESDAY, April S ~ tbs M.rch.n..' Exebanse Il
II ocloek For tsrms G1 kppl, t. CHARLES T. MILLER
Co Apctiopeers. No 1875 Broadway
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BtARa H. LEEDS Auetion.es-By II n. LEEDs T. Co
ON TUESDAY, MarchN, WEDNEsDAY, %,

JosEpH HEcEMAS, Austioneer
nN FRIDAY, March 81, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
" st the central S.leroons corner OF WionshSy aud
Peril the City Hal Brooklyns large and general
sssoYfu ept OF Housebol1 Farsure Ca'pe,s &c
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eTyry q Lsrps Apctiopeer NY II " LsEos & CO.
n HNTECJ, HOJrSFHOID FURNITURE

VI On FRIDAY, Mach 50 1t iet s'elcci ct the Barclay
Hotel corner Of Bsrcay ssd wtssts eli Fsreitre
ana IN the above HV eoessipe Of .rues snd inesin
Carpets vstssn do Lace Dsv ast and Mrslin Win Cur
tsps ana Fxnres French Pate Pier Gleeses hsho
san, Sofas Bureaus Wsshsisrds Be5stests &c Mirror At
Umbrella stspds Hss and Straw Mattresses Feahr be
Alec the Bar end fxiuss including large Assortment OF
Lesors srd Csrs Of every dssesPtion. ard very large
Frer eh Plate Pier Glass;
The Whole be sod wi,hsa. By order Of the
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feaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of Comfy ., n. Y:' w' 'Gi' s srSb En- e
ssas cher hss .ass , :s,: y No :.s:s
IS ::sI RI s6 81 n: -
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of tho Surrogate
OF rs
3. II. OF sss cry ..o ss
Once, No s. william Il ia the City o. Ns.Y.t Or BE-
sss s a., 81: 81 s. e., :, '' D''
ZACH AsHs Ssi Hasok rxo H e.i:.' s.s: p
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of IL s.,s. ! e. .s jSsE i:
Ssi iEsTsss; I: e = s ~ g: =:
Ys E Il ss G, z; .. "a !: ~,
's '.-.'.-, ;Ss si ~ 1 gpgsc .....,s.
ALBERT MATHEWS. Proctor for Esee.tors, ~ Wal =
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
S9sn sos sf
Ss e. he
Dated New To' tho ii's q, y ys. sa ss1 ,o,rrn
ia r.wsarh. ASminststhl tc.. Of Robert Porter. tsed
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q
tn. Count, :: s:. .ss sS'; e
thereof TO CROhMELIH No. ils vsriet st 10 San
UEL LOUNsBURY, No. Deg 10 the City Of New xosh,
s eth sss ~. ~ p d;s April S'"
OF i.~s.nrA. EDwxsD CR0H1ELA. t.ss.'o~
DURsUANT to an ORDER Of LEWIS O.
PLArr surrossts Of de cesnty 81 Wstchssss eoties
:.,. e .i..' :'
Town Of G,.enbor.h n - cs.ss dsssS.1 70 ,ssns ne
trsors Of I'll ana ruler d. soods chstsls END credits Of The
aid dscsssed Ct the O0cs Of WILLIAM w. sCku0HAn.
Esq In the Town Yooksr in esd County @ o. before The
6nt kosasJ Of Assas 4 D.. sSd-DsssA sAs VA asy q
fHfLSf 4 wf fAr HaSkSo''' Ad~i''s''''"
al isvsn1b
DURSU1NT TO AN ORDER Of Lewis G.
Plat Surrogate Of the County Of Wsstahester Notice
s.s ss.s ss s .ss.s q H0.zs Paou &c
Esr ChessI 10 aid esassy tses:ss1 % present. Ne ss.s yh
viii ana testsneut OF The - dseeet q ths S9ee q WI
liam w sesh:p - ~. 81 feahs e :.e SsSs
az ~ is a. sy 'EsAspvs BoYcs. E..ea.
NEw.YOBK SUPERIOR COURT.-J0ANY
IN yAN woERr ~ JAS hceAaIEkapsIne 1ENnX
To the shove DkFkNDAk7 Yen ere hslsSy a0nc.s4
70 spsvsr nptsst In tbs ssru Of which seey he4
In the once Of the cierk Of the Superior Cov - serve
copy Of ycuf ne ~ o1ee ~ " William =
New Within svssty tsys sss the ssrvtcs h eseis-
s,s q he q, ss s. u.
,os the "a Of Is 90 - vith issss 10. - - deg q
March, SIS. b@alss n eess e ~ $50 nsssA >.
ChAD r CBO4H I'LL.
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OFFICE OF TIE CLEvgLASD AND TOLEDO RAILsoAD/
COMPANY, No IL William ct, ke~.fork, I
Ma cb g. 1855
Dividend OFTEN PER CENT

OFTIcE THE ONO Aho rEsssYLvASI. "AiLso.D Go. !
PITTsBURGH \ ch 20 Ass
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMt-ANNUAL
Il INTEREST falling due the FIRST DAY OF Apa,L
next, the Income Bonds Of this Co9s.ny I'll b. k.
suo sner MONDAY. second prSxmo at the once oil
WINsLOW, LANIER Co. No. 81 Walls: Ne~ York, 90
presentation Of the proper Coupons
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-28
Market House Prices.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY, August 2B
FLouR AND GRAIN.-The Flour market exhibited the
aams features Of dullncss noticed yesterday, but pr
ces were sustained. The only sales heard of we re-
$50 bbs In lots Mt 75 17O do NJ IS. mud 20 do II,
0O, delivered at Railrond. For November delivery,
about 1900 bbls sold nj 80 In Grain 600 bu Wheat
sold at "a, and 1000 do ut 25; POO do Oats ut 3Oc
Received during the lust twenty-iour hours barrels
Flour.
PR0vsioNs.-We heard Of no snlcs to-day. The
market il very firm, and there is demand for Bacon and
Lard at full rates. but there is very little of either 10
be had.
CnEksE.-The markc, continues firm with good de-
mand. A sale Of ls0 boxes large at 10 SIC.
SUGAR "A good demand with less inc inaiion TO sell
Sales Of i5O hhds fair and good fair at 6! to 7!c.
MoLAssRs.-A sale OF 100 bbls at 3Oc. Market firm.
CovrEE-The sales are few and sinnll, without any
change IN prices however. and we continue 10 quote
lit 10 iiac as the range for fair to prinie.
HAr.-The supplyls good, and prices from whurf.
range from 81 to Sl3.
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LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUlLDERS
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN

- A-V NHHHH
We, The undersigned, having become sole
Aeer.s Of the right OF RALSTON'S PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, IN the following
Territory, viz: All that part of Southern Ohio
not sold, embracing Lawrence, Scioto. Jackson
Vinton, GnlIia, and several other counties, The
States OF Kentucky. Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana. Texas. Arkansas, Missouri, Cnlifor-
mia, and all the Territories of the United States
and the South half OF Illinois.
We have fully tested the practicability of
said Mill, and having done so we confidently
claim for il the following advantages over any
other saw mill now in use:
list. lis cheapness and durability.
I'd. We can move the mill TO timber, instead
OF timber to mill.
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections so that the timber can be
sawed OF any length, without stump-shot as
the saw cuts both ways.
4th. The saw runs horizontally and begins
on the top of the log. which prevents all spring.
ing and is peculiarly adapted 10 the saving of
Ship Plank, Floor Tmbers, &c.
9th. 1t can be attached 10 any Steam or Wa.
ter Power, and will not require more than half
Of the power that is used in the ordinary Saw
Mills. and will do as good work and more of it
than those with the vertical saw.
P r O0F.
Two of these mills are now in operation at
Wheeling. Va. one in Columbus, o., one at
Warren, Trumbull county, o., and hundreds
in other places, all constantly running, as
sample for inspection to all. The saw Is driv-
EN- by a six horse engine, and placed upon a
frame that is also portable.
We are prepared to manufacture the above
described Portable Horizontal Saw Mills, with
or without Engines, at short notice, at resson-
able prices-with Township Rights-put them
up and give WARRANTED, in any OF the
above described territory, or in any other por-
| tion of the United States, not previously dis
posed Of
This mill is portable, and capable of trans
portation wherever there is navigation or roads.
Any information wanted, OF orders sent by mail
address the undersigned, "Ironton, Oho."-
They will promptly ship to order, Mills, to any
port or raj road depot in any Of the above ter
ritory. For further particulars refer to
U. B. WHITE, Newton Falls, Trumbull CO.,
| Ohio, or 10 any lumber man in use of the mill.
JAMES CAMPBELL, .,.
CHARLES A. HAIGHT. nge"'s'
1ronton, May Goth, 1855.
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TlDER Vinegar and Scotch herring, on hand
by d A WHITE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-28

BAKERY & C0NFECTIONARY.
TIME subscribers still carry on the above bu-
sness at their old stand on Front street,
second door below e. Montgomerys store, and
near II. G. Rodgers Mill-where he keeps on
hand and for sale q general assortment of
Family Groceries,
TEAs-Tmperial, Young Tyson, Gunpowder,
and Black Teas;-ChOcolate, Spices, Mustard,
&c. sc.
A large assortment of chewing and smoking
tobacco, comprising some of the choices, brands
such as James River, Cavendsh, Virginia Leaf,
S. b. Williams fine cut, principe, cassidore, &
half Spanish cigars. We have the largest as
scrtment of cigars in town.
Every quality and price Of candies manufac-
turcd and kept for sale.
Children's Toys,
or every descripti and price.
They also carry on very extensively the busi-
ness Of
Baking,
And will he happy to furnish families with any
description of bread that may be wanted.
Parties,
Furnished Mt short notice.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit con-
tinuance OF the public patronage.
July 10th, 1855. II. & L. COLE.
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BLACK YOUR OWN BOOTSh
GUTTA PERCHAg OIL POLISH.

CUPERSEDING Grease and Polish for all
- kinds of Leather Work. This new and
excellent article combined Of different oil OK.
tracts for greasing and polishing Boots, Shoes,
India Rubbers, Harness, Carriage Tops, and ali
Leather work, is unequallel for bcautifying
and softening the Leather, it makes polish
like Patent Leather-is imperyious to water.
and will not soil the whitest srtiole. A few
drops on Sponge app'ied to the Leather, il all
thst is necessary, and the spoli:hawM stay far
a month. Ii the Leather becomes dirty, wasb
with clean water and the polish will 10. e.sppeas,
Warranted to soften and preserve the Leather.
For sale at the Peoples Boot and Shoe
StOe.. BF1 ,N.siEt eJ S.MsHARPBD.
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[R ON r ALL ROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

EROM and after this date, or until further
notice. Semi.daiy trains viii be run on
The Iron Rail Road, Sundays excepted.) as
follows:
MORNING TRAIN, "
Will leave Ironton for Centre Station at
o. clock, A. NJ. H
REruRNING-Will leave Centre Station at 9
O. clock, A. M. f-tt...
AFTERNOON TRAIN,
klWill leave Ironton for Centre Station al IA
O. clock p. M.
REruRNINc-Will leave Centre Station at
half-past 8 clock, P. M. =e
Tickets to be had at the Depot.
N. b. No foreign bank bills of less demon
ination than $40 will be taken.
HENRY CLARKSON, Sup't.
honton, June 25, lS55.-21.-tf
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Zig Sandy-and CINCINNATI
rlAU2H.H,:,,r',1IWIn,,ss.. - =, 9 I.

A<A-9<S - 5sHaA a,
lT1NHE SteamLost q CABINET n ILL., couunence
making semi weekly ivips IN the nSose
tJade as follows: Leaves Big Sdnddy esxiy 3oa.
day and Thu fsdsy inofnins, and CtuSI M ses-
cry Tuesday sni Friday evening s3 aaaoslihs
management Of, Capt.;As r, kegse erh4 DAB.
met anticipatesa preference pyerF Felnoufh
or any other boats, ffom the tstfi6i sM
Of lronton and vicinity. 1T 4sSke
will comn1encehes regular tylpe "a 1Dt1lay,
June l6, 1855.-19-tf. sfxsdsN s'
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sfh' A. y. KOUAs,
JOHN koUns

A. " Aouss' John KoUss.
o.L KouSs. DEM. KoUNs.
A. P. KOUNS & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wholesale ard Retail
Gr0cers and Jobbers,
AND DEALERS IN
BOAT STORES, FAMILY PR0vIsIos,
@ EbUIT AID COUNTRY PRODUCE.
No. 3, Rodgers Block. Second street,
FRONT ION, OHIO.
U N | 0 N s T 0 II Il
At their farm ono milo below Symm'.
Creek.
WE have just received fresh from New Or
w leans, large stock Of Sugar, Coffee
Molnsscs, &c., which We offer low for cash.-
Persons wishing TO purchase would do well Ia
call aud examine our stock, to- wit:
6ugar--50 hhds, choice,
80 barrels do
100 half do do
CofIce-i00 bags choice Rio,
Molasses-200 bbls. choice re boiled,
80 half barrels do
25 third do do
Rice-l0 tierces, fresh Carolina prime,
GuanO-0OW lbs. good article,
Brooms-25 doz assorted,
Naval Storcs-i0 bbls tar, largest size,
25 do pitch.
5000 lbs Oakum,
200 do hemp tow,
Table Salt-1OO small bags,
Family flour-l0O brls new crop,
Bacon and Lard-5O00 lbs country cured,
barrels do do
Feed-IIay, Corn, Oats and Meal,
Soap and Candles-50 boxes palm soap,
25 do No. !, Ia ID bars
10 do dos do
25 do Star Candles,
25 do Sumner mould.
25 do Steariene.
Tea-10 chests assorted,
1000 packages do
Cigars-2O0, 900 half spanish.
10000 Principle, old and good.
Vinegar-5barrelsg good,
Stoneware--2,5O 500 gallons, assorted.
Matches-75 gross,
Wrapping paper-25 reams,
Crackers-l5 packages, fresh, on consign-
ment.
Tobacco-l5 boxes assorted.
Fruits-All kinds.
We will pay CASH for all kinds Of produce,
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flax Seed, Rags, Feath-
ers, Scutching Tow, Butter, Eggs, Poultry,
&C., in fact we will buy any thing at either
store that farmers have 10 sell. The country
store will deal in Dry Goods, Queensware,
Furniture, Groceries, etc. Give us a call and
examine our stocks.
A.P. KOUNS & SONS.
lronton, June 10, lS55.-20.-tf.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the following Real
Estate, situate in IrontOn, to.wit: His cottage resi-
dence, near Storms Creek Rail Rond bridge, with
which is connected four acres Of land. The cottage
contains eleven airy and well finished rooms; u, der
the building is large and convenient cellar His prop.
erty is unincu,bered with any o. the restrctons and
Also the two-story brick house, aud lot o, tIe cor.
ner of 4th and Gtna Streets. The house fronts 4S
feet sna street, and a feet on 4th street. and
Jams four convenient tenenents The above
will be sold a the lowest price 10 justify. Terms of
payment will be made easy. '1GT ~lI
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
Of Ralph Leete, Attorney at law, aud Real Estate
! agent. 49,. DAM LEWIS.
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THERE probably was never a better assortment o
Pir ~ Fories IN Cincinnati than can now be found
at No. 7s. West Fourth street. Chickering's, Wood.
ward Browns, Brown Aliens 7. Gilbert's with
Holian Attachment, II. Worce ser's aud the Western
Manufacturing Company's Pianos are among the best
10 he found IN this country Most OF the 50 ma
combine excellencias seldom found in the majority OF
Pianos offered for sale here elsewhere. An unm.
tied warrant given with each instrument
WIN. F. COLBURN, Piano and Music Depot,
No. 7S West Fourth street, -
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BENZ. SAVAGE, JOEL srovER,
A. q. MACKEY, N. MACKEY,
W. z. r. KEMP.
w. (. R. kemp D. CO..

Corner OF Second and OHpe Street, ab0pe the
Railroad 4 a' ser
"AVING purchased the extensive estab-
Jul lishment of Winters, SrovER, e. Co.,
are now engaged in the manufacture of
FLOORING, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, &c. raisR
Their Machinery has been purchased in the
East, is all new with the latest improvements,
they are prepared to cut monldings in every style
known to the science Of Architecture.
There are several experienced workmen con
nected with and employed in the establishment
who are familiar with every Kind of work,
can give style and finish to their
passed by any workmen in the country.
are prepared to furnish or make to order,on
shortest notice anything in their line Of busi-
ness. They are also ready TO do all kinds of
work such as planing, working flooring, facing,
and ripping for others, on the shortest notice,
and the most reasonable terms. ~
They will ship tdOrder any bills sent from q
distance; those engaged in building, will find
it to their advantage to give their bills to this es
tablishment.
| They are prepared to execute al, kinds Of Pct
tern work for Machinery, Casting. &c. r5
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Family Grocery and Provision Store
GREENWOOD & Co.

ITAVE purchased the Grocery cstabli shment of VIM.
Ill Gepper. the corner of Third and Buckhor
and entirely rccd the room, and have lust re-
ceived large and splendid stock of New and fire sh
groceries, direct from Cincinnati, which they think
they CON sell n little lower than can he bought else
where in this market. They are determined to do bu-
siness upon the square and they ask of the public
is TO give them call before purchasing elsewhere
Their stock comprises everything in the family Gro
Gerry line. August IS, 1e5j-3OtG
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TRONTON BRASS FOUNDRY

TRONTON BRASS FOUNDRY
]. J. VINroN takes this method of annodr,c-
ng to the citizens Of IrontOn and the public
generally, that he has erected q Brass Foundry
on the corner Of Fourth and Eckley streets, in
Ironton, and has it now in full operation, and
is ready to do any kind of work in his line on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
Old copper and brass taken in exchange.
Nov. Is, 1854.-tf.
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Notice.
NC
Fellow CITIZENS: .

FELLOW OlTlZESS:
announce myself to you
as on independent candidate for the Legislat ure
at the ensuing election. In engaging in this
controversy do not impute to either of the po
litical parties want Of integrity or faith in
their principles, think, however, some of the
existing issues should be acted upon by minds
unpreju diced by party predictions or political
shambles, and this result can only be achieved
by member whose responsibilities are not con
fined to Convention, or 10 the preponderance
Of party favor.
am, fellow citizens, your obelien' and
very humble servant, y. SPRIGG.
Twill cheerfully discuss the merits of my sen :
timents, at any time and place in the county,
with any gentleman of either party.
lronton, o., Aug. 20, 1855. SIS.
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GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.

Tens and coffee, winter and summer hats.
All ye that have treasures OF silver and OF
gold come, and all ye ladies' that wish to adorn
the persons OF beauty come, and all We that Ia
Dor in the field, the forest, the mine. the work
shop the fiery furnace, or the mandatory,
come, and ye that go out upon the great river,
come. and buy cheap. and renew yonr acquain-
lance and friendship with The Colonel.
IrJnton, May Goth, 1855.