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Eastern times., 1855-04-05

y The following extract from the Port
land Inquirer shows how Austin Wiley backs
out of a falsehood -
The Hallowell Gazette reminds Us that al
though the Legislature adjourned on Satur-
day, the pay roll corered Sunday and Monday.
And that was not unreasonable, FOR the mem
oers were there on expense. and Augusta peo-
pie took good care TO leave them nothing with
which 10 be generous. We doubt if the pay
covered the bills of one half the members.
Let no one dream of going to the Legislature
10 make money.
.s That's abolition honesty, we suppose. Be.
cause the members Of the abolition Legislature
got but 50 per day, it was proper to rob Mt
State Ofths pay for two days services never
rendered.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

INTERVIEW BETWEEN Mr.. VAN BUREN AND
LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-The Paris correspondent
of the New York Herald, furnishes the fol-
lowing gossip:
The arrival of Ex-President Van Buren,
has occasioned fresh manifestation of the
conciliatory policy towards which the EN-
peror of the French seems inclined in his re-
ations with the Great Power Of the West.
On Saturday, before the arrival of the Ex-
President had become known at the American
Legation, mssive was received there from
the Tuileries, inviting the successor of Gen
eral Jackson to an interview at O'Clock on
the following morning. Messengers were at
once despatched to various hotels, and to the
hotel of Mr.. Mason, but only an accident al
length revealed the whereabouts of Mr.. Van
Buren, at 10 o'clock on Saturday Mr.. Platt
having found him at the Hotel Wagram, hur-
ried to the Tuilleries TO state the facts, and
also that of the impossibility OF dressing the
EXP resident up in court costume at such
short notice. " Let him come, if he wishes,
in his travelling Dress, said the Emperor,
who, as have frequently taken more pains
than it is perhaps worth while to mention,
cares less for buttons and gold lace, where an
American is concerned than certain {" sticklers
for court costume z imagine. The two Ex-
Presidents lis not Napoleon I'LL, also an Ex-
President Of RepublicD had long inter-
view
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

How CANE IT THERE-Mr. j. r. Gilbert,
Of Leeds Station, writes 10 the Maine Farmer
that last winter he cut grey maple in his
woods, over two feet in diameter, and hauled it
home. Or cutting up the wood at his door
he says
g found stone in one prong of the tree
which was about 80 feet from the ground, the
stone weighed lbs. and 3 o., it was in a
prong that had been broke off The prong
was hollow, and by appearance there had been
Yellow Hammers nest in it, and in the nest
found the stone. Now the question is, how
did the stone get into the tree = The tree did
not stand near enough to any other for any one
TO climb and put this stone in, and it was not
in The vicinity Of rocks that could be blasted
and thus thrown in. VIII you and others give
your opinions as TO how the stone could get in
to the tree! Those who have seen it cannot
account for itr
Eastern times., 1855-04-05
Tie Case of the Black Warrior.

The Washington Union publishes the par
ticulars Of the adjustment Of the Black Warrior
difficulties. .It says that the Spanish govern
ment consented to make restitution upon the
ground that the Havana authorities, in pro-
ceeding against the Black Warrior, did not
take into account the importance of certain an
leceden,s which should have afforded suf-
ficient reason for modifying their decisions
The following points are made :-
lst. The consignees of the Black Warrior
were agreed in the understanding that the man
iicst of this vessel, in its periodical, or, at
least, lis continual arrivals In transit from one
pnint 10 another Of the United States, should
be written with the formula, IN ballast, whether
in effect she was really in ballast or was only
conveying merchandise in transit.
3D. II is also true that by like understand
ing between the officers of the Custom House
and the consignees, the practice had been
adopted of asking for and obtaining the clear
ance of the vessel short time before her ar
rival at the Havana.
Sd. If not appearing, therefore, that any
harm has been caused 10 the public revenue,
and the will and intention TO cause 1t not having
existed, the conditions of crime are lacking,
and lacking, also, consequently, the basis on
which could be justified the coniscaiion or any
penalty against the captain and consgnees.
The Spanish government further comedies
that the officers of the Black Warrior had a
right to rectity their manifest within twelve
hours after the arrival of the vessel at the port
ii holds itself ready to satisfy reasonable de-
mands for damages. and says that the gov
ernment of her Majesty will submit 10 the SUI
preme tribunal of justice the examination of
the conduct observed by the authorities of Cuba
who took part in the unjust proceedings in the
affair of the Black Warrior"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
W7ATCHES, JEWELRY, &t

w The subscribers would inform their friends
md the public tina, one Of tho frm has just returned
rom the East with the most complete selected stock
Of Watches, Jcwelry. Silver Ware and Fancy Goods,
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. OF the best
makers consisting OF r. r. Cooper's Duplex and Pa
tert Levers NJ. j. Tobins Co, in heavy gold cases,
and every other style Of chnsing full.jeweled Gold
Levers from $40 10 $3.50 10 suit customers whole
GOLD GUARDS and FOB CHAINS, Seals and
Keys; Finger Rings-Diamond, Ruby, Amythsi. Gar
net Emerald, Topaz. Pearl, aud other Stone and Plain
Rings; Gents Seal and Miniature Rings, &c.
EAR RINGS OF EVERY YVARlETY.-Basket Ear
Rings, with without Sets; Bracelets--Camco, Co
raj, Stone and Plain Bracelets; Splendid Set Brace
lets; Enr Rings; and Breast Pins-Enameed, and Sc,
with Rubics and Pearl.
MUSICAL BOXES and ACCORDIONS; Papier
Iache Stands; Portfolio and Jewery Cuses; Rose.
wood Dressing Cases; Work Boxes.
SILVER WARE and PLATED GOODS.-Brit-
ania Tea and Coffee Sets; Silver Forks Table, Des-
ser!, Tea. and Cream Spoons; Silver Cups; Soup
GOLD PENS and PENCIL CASES.-Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens. Of various prices Gold and Silver
Specncles. with Glasses TO suit all sights Gard Gases
Silver, PEARL Tortoise, Velvet, and Wallet Gases
FRENCH PORCELAIN CLOCKS; vaces; Sur
veyor's Compasses, Telescope Canes, &c.
BREAST PINS of the LATEST PATTERTs
Gold and Silver Susprnder Buckles; Gold Steel ant
Gil, Belt Buckles with every other article the Fancy
way.
the above stock was selected with great care in The
Eastern cities, and is now offered ut prices which can
not fail in being satisfactory To the purchaser.
| Clocks and Watches carefully repaired by exps
| Iriencedworkmen,e ,end warranted 10 perform we'll
| PALMER L OWEN.
| 1875 Main ST. between Sd and 4th
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
Of all Wars of the United
States.
JOHN s. GEORGE,
ATTORNEY At Law
IRONTON. OHIO,

|HAS again created an agency in Washing
II ton City. d. c., for the purpose Of pro.
curing bounty lanes, pensions. &c. Every
person who has served in any of the wars of
the United States, for period Of not less than
fourteen days, is by the act Of Congress. ap.
proved March Sd, 1855, entitled ("An act in
addition to certain acts granting bounty land,")
&C., entitled to l60 acres Of land, who has
not already received a warrant for that amount.
Every person who has received 40 acres, is en-
titled to 100 acres more, and every person who
has received 80 acres, is entitled to 30 acres
more, &C. The widows, or minor children Of
deceased soldiers, are entitled to the same
amount. He would also say to all those for
whom he has heretofore procured land war
rants, if they will call again he would be
pleased to procure for them the additional
amounts Of land, to which they are entitled,
and to all who have never applied, he would
say, Come along, now is your time.
Office on Second ST., over the Iron Bank.
Ironton, April nth, 1855,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
1 RTIFICIAL TEETH! Drs. Duncan Il
n Camarnn Dentists Nh ISG Waet C;xth

AA
street, between Race and Elm Streets Cincinnati Ohio
This office has been under the management
proprietors has been increasing IN reputation for SUI
peor operations in the Artificial Department Of Dem
iisy for the last ten years, and no expense or effort
shall he wanting TO give satisfaction 10 alwho may fa
vor il with theirpatronage.
The subscribers would call attention TO the following
essential points pertaining to Artificial Teeth vz:-
Beauty and naturalness Of appearance, quality and
strength of the materials, comfort to the wearer, and
usefulness in restoring the natural appearance Of the
speech. and nbity TO masticae; in al of which they
arc warranted in saying they are exceeded by none,
and equaed by few
TEETH inserted from one 10 full set with Artificial
Gums Full and hafsets invariably inserted by suction
All operations in Dentistry performed in The most
thorough manner.
TERMS Considering the superior character Of the
work and the guarantee given,h arehe most
able in the west ~,
Two teeth or more on gold plate; 800 per tooth.
Two teeth or more on silver plate. 400 per tooth
The money refunded if the teeth do moi prove suits
factory.
NJ For the information ofthose living at distance
we would state that facilities are such that we can
make in the finest style full set ofTEETH in from "a
10 As hours and small pieces in proportion so that no
detention need be apprebemded.
W. G: DUNCAN: lnvxr,sr.
L.G. CAMERON. OkSFlsfs'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
| New Stove, Tin, and Sheet Iron Es-
tablishment.

tablishment.
Jenkins Block, few doors above DR. Morris
Drug Store. -
- The hesubscTiber respectfully announ.
A1 ces to the public thst he has opened
~ STOVE. TIN AND SHEET IRON
@ shopin Jenkins block, on second 81:
q vIronton o, and has now ON hand, and
Is prepared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of work In his line. He has on hand large
stock Of stoves Of different kinds, both for coal
and wood, consisting OF Cooking, Parlor, Egg,
Six Plate and School House Stoves.
Being practical timer, particular attention
will be given to Roofing, Spouting, and all 9th.
er jobbing done IN my line. ...;-
1T All work done by me warranted to give
satisfaction.
! am also prepared to put up and warrant
Chilson's ventilating and House warming Fur.
naces which are giving general satisfaction
wherever introduced. -. r
On hand q large quantity OF Fruit Cans war
rnnted tight J. G. MEG UGlN,
lronton, Sept, 81, 1864-tf
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FRANCIS SHENUIT
Svo3ou 49,
DEALER IN

( ..f ft.f,a..f OEAkCh. llNt ~
ssf6s DRY AND FANCY va
11f GOODS, HATS, CAPS, GRO
CERES. BOOTS AND Shoes AT
THE WEST lRONTON ~
lY. STORE, t0A
N EEPS constantly on mai nd and Il receiy,np
IN fresh supplies Of all the above descrip.
aS FOR MEMS WEAR,
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, e.,
'@ DRY GOODS, ara
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Csssinctts. Cordu
roys, Ginghsns. Satins, Poplins, Plain and
Figured Dress Silk Patterns. Every descriI.
ton Of dress trimmings. ~. rll'r3
Irish linen Of every quality. :. -.s,
Ladies' and girls Hosisry--a large and com.
plete assortment. Ia ~, - 4.1,54,I-
White. Yellow and Red Flannels. twillei
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Summer Shawis, Silk and linen handker-
chiefs.
Linen and Cotton Edgings. Lawns, &c.
Ladies fans and combs l.,,,,
The best stock Of Bonnet Ribbons and Trim
mings.
Foreign and Domestic Calcoes ftbe latest
styles. ~. XII .l,,,.'-
Bleached and Brown Sheetng and Shirting-
a large stock.
Check Of all kinds, Jeans and Drillings.
Carpet chain of oil colors.
Table linen Cotton yarn nd batting.
| Summer hats and suspenders.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table knives and forks, spoons, German silver
and Britannia ware, Colts revolvers-the best
manufacture. iLlt tts}
GROCERIES,
Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar cured and canvass.
ed hams, dried beef, dried yenison hams, also.
sugar cured shoulders. it. w
| New Orleans and Sugar House sugar and
molasses, loaf sugar.
| Tea and Coffee, and Groceries of every de-
scription. rt. te
Raisns, Figs and Candies, also dried fruit
| White Fish and Nackerel.
The best quality Of cigars and chewing 10.
bacco kept constantly on hand.
WHITE LIME.
| Trunks, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms.
WEsr IRoNToN, June 26, 1855 -2I.-tE
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
e. O. SLOAN, Dental Surgeon.

Respectfully prcsOnts his nc knowledge
ments 10 those who havc heretofore ex
mv ie nded 10 him their patronage, and he
S1IYYYyhopest that the skill and exp eIicnce whic
the pusi six years Of constant Practice has enable
him to obtain, will merit continuance Of their favor
md tho patronage Of all those desiring services in his
profession. In Justification of his ability render
iire sa,sfnciion he would but call attention the
merous full and part sets Of artificial teeth which he
nus inserted In this vicinity-ihe beauty, utility and
ifc-ke appearance Of which he fatters himself
not be excelled. The difficulty heretofore experienced
by the profession IN fitting full that they may
he useful and comfortable, he has overcome at the
pense OF no inconsderable perseverance, and expert
nent. Those who are In need of such may assn.
red TINT they can be furnished with these useful organs
facity only by those who have good Teeth
All other operations n the department OF Dentistry
will enable one TO do Terms invariably CASH wheu
he work is completed. Office IN Rodgers Block
yer syerman, and Alcan's Dry Goods Store
IRQNTON. O.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
WILSON & RICHARDSON,
- HAVE removed their Saddle and Har'
\ ness establishment TO.

No. 6, Exchange Block, 2nd st.
where they will be glad to see their customers.
We have on hand a general assortment ol
work, well made and out of the best stock. We
can furnish customers with the very finest work,
not otexcepting any place in the STATE OR UNION,
Don't go to Cincinnati or Pittsburg 10 get fine
saddle or harness 1--WE pledge ourselves to make
as neat and fashionable style Of work as you
can get any place in the country.
Wo are prepared to trim buggies, old and
new, and also to put tops on carriages and bug
gies in good style, and not botch them.
lashes which will sell by the dozen or sin
gle lash.
Particular attention viii be paid to repairing
old saddles and harnesses Of every description
with promptness and dispatch. The public are
invited to gives us call.
WILSON T. RICHARDSON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
New Goods at the Clothing Emporium of
H. WISE & Bro.

New Goods at the Clothing Emporium of
H. WISE & Bro.
Ellison's neso Building, Corner of Front
and Laurence sts.
N7HERE they are now prepared to offer
w extra inducements TO all those wbo
may favor them with their patronage. They
have just received a
Large and Splendid Stock Of Goods.
Consisting of all kinds of Spring and Summer
Clothing for Men and Boys, which cannot be
surpassed for quality and price in this market.
They have also splendid supply of
Ladies' Dress Goods
of the finest quality Shawls, Cloaks, Bonnets.
Ladies Shoes and Jewelry
Gents Fine Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs,
Uuder Shirts, Drawers. &C., Trunks, Jewelry,
and Yankee Notions. India Rubber and Oil
Cloth Coats, Pants and Leggins, &c.
We are offering for sale the most complete
assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing.
ever offered ia this market. Our gool, are
our own manufacture, from the best of mate
rial. Having the advantage of resident part.
ner in Cincinnati, and also of large business
al Parkersburg, Va, we will be enabled to
keep up general assortment on the most eco.
nomical plan, and will sell to those who may
favor us with their custom, CHEAPER than
ever before sold in this town. ~
Give us call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; we are always
pleased to show our goods, believing that if
you learn prices you will be sure to buy.
II. WISE & BRO.
Ironton, April 20, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06

THERE probably was never n better assortment oil
/ Piano Fortes in Cincinnati than can now he founo
at No. 7s, West Fourth street. Chickering'S. Wodd-
ward Browns, Brown Aliens 4. Gilbert's with
.E0iian Attachment, H. Worcesters and the Western
Manufacturing Company's Pianos are among the best
10 be found in this country Most Of these instruments
combine exeeences seldom found in the majority Of
Pianos offered for sale here or elsewhere An unm.
tied warrant given with each instrument.
WM. +. COLBURN, Piano and Music Depot,
No. 7s West Fourth street.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
Patent Metallic Burial Case.

TINE subscribers have Just received stock
of METALLIC BURIAL CASES from the
manufactory Of w. G. Davis and Co., Cincin-
natl which they offer to the citizens Of Ironton
and vicinity on reasonable terms. These cases
are AIR-TIGHT AND INDESTRUCTlBLE,
for protecting and preserving the dead for ordi-
nary burial for vaults, or for transportation.
The stock will be kept up as occasion demands
They also keep constantly made a variety Of
Coffins of different sizes and qualities. Also
will make Coffins to directions without delay.
A new Hearse, quiet horse and careful dri-
yer; ready for service when required.
S.R BUSH 4 Co.
Irontor, September 27, 1855,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
BARBER, & EGERT0N.

M0XLEY, BARBER, & EGERToN.
No. 8, Union Block, Irontom. Ohio.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICI-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS. vARNISHES
TURPENTINES, ,DYE-STuFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS
WARE, SNUFFS, TO-
BaCC0, CIGARS,
SPICES. PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, STATIONERY
AND BLANK BOOKS.
"AvE Just received, and will keep con-
I'll stantly on hand, large and well select
ed assortment of the above articles, aud all
others usually kept in Drug Stores-which the,
will sell at the lowest cash prices. Every arti.
Gle sold by us is warranted to be pure, fresh and
genuine. Particular attention will be paid tt
filling Physicians orders, and putting up pre-
scriptions, family compounds, and preparations
of all kinds. They invite those wishing artl
cles in their line, 10 give them call; they fee
assured they can make it to their interest tt
purchase of them.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06

Moxley & BARRIERS Vegetable Ague
ller,-Warranted, no cure, no pay!
A SAFE AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
IA. for all periodical diseases, Intermittent
Fever, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, Sun Pain, etc.
For saleby a
MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERToN.
} April "a, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-06
Another Murder in Wisconsin.

ON tuesday Of laSt week WI. II. "
ADAMS was shot down in his Office, in
milwaukee. by German who went there
to demand money due from other per.
,son. Mr.. Adams occupied as Bank.
ing and Exchange Office, the rooms form.
ely occupied by the Germania Bank, an
institution which failed last year, and
in which the German in the case, whose
name is john FEIEER, had deposite Of
.4I50,00. He called at Adams Office,
and demanded the money Of a Mr..
PApENDIcK, formerly ofthe broken bank.
Mr.. P. replied that the assets Of that in.
stitution were no longer under his con.
troll, and the German drawing a pistol
told him that he would shoot him Il the
money was not forthcoming. Mr.. Adams
started for the Police Officer when thu
German fred ut him and hit him, and
also at Papendick who was missed.
The Milwaukee Sentinel OF the day af
ter the trsgedy, says:
Feiner says that he does not at all
know the man whom he shot, but hi
meant TO do it and thinks it right. HI
cries occasionally about il and deplore'
the necessity that drove him to commit
the deed. He has been working fol
some time past with Mr.. Rugee, drawing
only two dollars per week barely enough
to feed himself and family, and apply
ing the rest Of his wages to purchase
lumber for house he was building
He complains bitterly of the suGerimg
uhich the scitholding Of The STAT by tht
bank has inflicted upon himself, his wifi
and children, and thinks it was Just to
shoot the man who kepthis money from
him.
Mr.. ADAMS died on Friday night last
He was only twenty seven years Of age
and leaves wife and two little children
He was taken to Chicago, where he hat
relatives, for. burial. The Milwaukee
Sentinel says:
Feiner, the murderer was informed
yesterday morning that Mr.. Adams was
dead. He Immediately exclaimed, "Ot
God, 10 he dead I" and showed grea
distress, saying that the officers had tax
en- away his knife. Doring the day b.
continued to manifest great mental dejec
tion.
The pistol with which this cool mur
der was committed, was purchased anc
loaded at the same chop where Mar,
Ann Wheeler procured the weapon viii
which she killed John Lace, not NOR
than Two hundred feet from the shoI
where Adams fell, and Just three year
ego, October IA, 1853.
The Coroner's Jury found verdict Q
wilful~ murder sgsinst Feinen Mucl
excitement prevailed in the city yester
day. and the most heartfelt sympath
was expressed for the young window an'
fender orphans whom this bloody stfok
has 20 suddenly and sorely bereaved.
j = Justice will deal with the murderer
I and nothing but the mistaken philan
ahrepy u the law saves him from tn
galloWs. In view Of this and simila
fearful outrsges in our Ststs within tn
.reaSv W doubt whether the people vii
zDnGsr anethss winter 10 psss without ia
so3b(in4 upon the re.snsctment Of tho wis
Law wtiek Punishss nsurderwith DEATl
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IR ON R ALL ROAD
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


FROM and after this date, or until further
I notice. Semi.daily trains will be run on
the Iron Rail Road, Sundays excepted.) as
follows:
MORNING TRAIN,
Will leave Ironton for Centre Station at 7
O'Clock, A. NJ.
RETuRNINo-Willie leave Centre Station at 8
o'clock, A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN,
Whl leave Ironton for Centre Station al II
o'clock P. NJ. K
RETURNING-Will leave Centre Station at
half-past o. clock, P. M.
Tickets to be had at the Depot.
N. B. No foreign bank bills Of less denom-
ination than $40 will be taken.
vi Il HENRY CLARKSON, Eup't.
Iionton, June 26, l856.-2l. 1T. IL
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r. g. WRIGHT & co.

r. g.. WRIGHT & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
nEALERs IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
~ Oils Points and DyestufTs,
No. 8 Corner Of Second & Railroad sts'
.ss IRoNTON. OHIO.
Have recently received fresh additions 10 theiI
stock, aud are now Offering to the people oil
Lawrence county, one Of the best stocks ol
fresh and pure Drugs and Medicines, eveI
broughtto lronton, oil the popular Patent Med
icines OF the day, received direct from the pro-
prietors, aud warranted pure and genuine.
Particular attention given 10 compromising
Physicians prescriptions.
Physicians are respectfully invited TO cal
and examine our stock
rs. WRIGHT & Co.
April "a, 1855.
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''This world Ills barberous world,
And barberous people live in II,

THEY'LL shave you IN q minnt"
"The boards bound to come OF IL the handle dont
break! ~ s.-t
AND GABE JOHNSON can shave you in abou, as
a quick time as any gemman oh color"
ing, which all should Try.
Tuck ToPsy. son Of the Topsy that never wasborn,
Is there 10 brush, &C., &c. III -'
He Is expecting daily stock Of coIognes, soaps,
sclllow. -" " "
WASHING, IRONING, &C., done At short notice.
Shop on Front street near the Ironton House.
April 10, 1865 10y. 21i-I
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Liuael LipsIl

DRANK SHINUIT, at his store in Wes
Il Ironton, ID prepared TO supply the plaster.
en-, and all others in this Vicinity with supe.
rios quality Of lime. He sells on the Lowest
telms ior cash, OF approved credit.
lronton, Nay 6th, 1855.