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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Summer Reiredts.

4 COMPLETE SUMNER HOME on the Hud~
River Railroad New smbarsh, Dufches Co,
with Rooms N single and double suites Scenery ns<nincenr
Water o, Fruits II all kinds ,baudsnt and every Of
comfort Apply for Circulars No. So Broadway per-onsi
interview on Saturday, May 70, at u ococs
DOARD in the HIGHLANDS-After the ist
I'D MAY the large and comnodous House Subscriber
near Cornwall LANDING the Hudson River will open for
BOARDERS. The distance from New iork s. miles. steam
passing daily and fro Distance from ldevd hAf NILE
forn Newirrrf miles HOfs and convey be had
All times for Board and accommodations, moderate
Address FROST BRUNDAGE Cornwall, Orange Co.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A few persons wishing
y BOARD IN he COUNTRY during ths sumner months,
m House where the rounds large and well saaed,
with coed uif abundance may hear Of pleasant sia.n0n
~ slrr A. FARLE'S HOTEL. Park row, y. l. address
PROPRIETOR between and 10 o'clock Tor two days oay'
Terms IS per week.
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FILE SEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

vrRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNIhi,. a.
hA.,s5 every sAruEpAY MosSSc, tt the low pIoe.o
sFervrn ia advance. Three ooyses for - fNe a ~
"a he time for which II is pad Adyerti'siS e. .et
y@sf vii ke charged FIFTY CENTS fhA hi'' ~ w.
nseTtloD
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i,-,.a,,, In,cuigeuce (IaIce and Labor Exchnnge

EmIsrant Intelligence Office and Labor Exchnnge
Is Removed No. p Csnast 10 the corner OF centre
ami Cana Sta New York The Office j. established oy the
Commissioner Emigration, wheIe always be found large
number of LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low rates OF
e1ses and persons have er orders filed by writing to
the Superintendent and sending he amount necessary 10 pay
he nseRe of the parties required No fees charged to
poyeo janis r. rAo+A4' S"Poi.e
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Cost an0 founo.
forses, Carriages, Nr.

Gorses, Carriages, Nr.
EOR SALE in BROOkLNN-A square ROCK
AWAY for four persons. and recently put
hi urfect order suitable either cts country BIOS
Ton GIG well made. handsome sud ssry.ceabisf HAN
NJ rcud M both round and lat cor. Saddle FOR the
cksuav and anof er lr the GIG; klins ,alds aud Bride
Horse snkets Ac. for Saie At lIGNklS STABLE Love
lane Bro, w Tie whole will be sol one lot veay cheap
or the articles will BE- disposed Of separate - Il preferred
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Blank Books, 5tationern Sc.

Dldnh Dook5, SIulloHftn NJ.
ERANCIS & LOUTREL, StatOners, Printers,
and Book Binders n Maiden lane sell every style OF Blank
Book Payer stationery. Orders receive prompt attention.
I IIMAN's PATENT ElELET MACHlNES
L. THREE PATENTS GRANTED.
LIPMANS PATENT IMPROVED ElELEI Mo HlNE~
LIPMAN'S PATENT SELFFEEDING EIELEl
MACHINE.
Both Of he above Machines. which decidedly the best
ever brought before the Iubc ready an may De "a
Of the Pucipa sationer and Fancy Dealers aud wholesale BY
AMES HERRICK BARNES,
Stationers, " aTehouse No. 8 Johnst
NEW-Y DIRK, MAY |, D. -
~ REMOVAL OF
n N h l. L o
yRo. nos rs and IS PARE-Row TO NO. IL wtLLtAdsr,
" here they have opened very iarge stock d
STAPLE STATIONERY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Pare; of every description and al goods 10 their
me of business which they offer r sale ~ The very lowest
prices isones and country Merchants are N
yiied 10 cal and examine their stock
CLOTE & JAMES, StatOners, No 80 fulton-st
y Set. ~ FLANK BOOKS Of the best paper, always %
hand sde order Of pattern AZ the shortest uo1
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Great Bons Fair.-INGERsOLLs TWENTY.sEy,

Tribune Readers requiring PRINT NG Of any kind
whether the work be large smalIom Gard to Book
w,l6pd BAKER, GOODWIN Co.'S
Office TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, one of the most complete
and ettisfscfory IA the Union
Orders from every part the country promptly executed and
forwarded By Express.
BAKER GOODWIN CO., Printers,
Tribune BuIldiaes. Eniranee No. spruoe-st
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URTON's TIL AT L k, Chambers-st-
ID FRIDAY-The usual Weekly Comic Treat.
THE SERIOUS FAMILY and THE IOODLEs
On the same night the last time bet one this season
Mr. BURTON a. AMINIDAB SLkkk and IOODLE. -
SATURDAY-Mr G. HOLLAND will appear snd IAhb
THAT GIKI, AWAY will be repeated
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MAY be seen at the AMERICAN AND FOX
w EI6N EMPLOYMENT oFFICE, No IS Bible House,
ASor place French English and Scotch Housekeeper sod
very respectable Man W.er; Domestic IN every other
csrscify, With fyvt>elss rsfsyvnees
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nor sALE-A FACTORY near JERSEY City'

on the NewYork Bay. sad Factory consists Of 40 large
buidir go square feet cellar pier ~
several Of LAND. FOR PARTICULAR address J. C., Box
-. Nev-i0e-
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DARE CHANCE.-A single Man wanted to join

IN in the ruIchsse OF an old ~ al shei GOODPAY
ISG BUSINESS in ety IS miles ION &e~-fork The bus
amounts $1,000 year None 0ut th0e having from
400 20 IN eash need eppy. u pactca hsfter
GOOD ssesnan this csered Adde'S y. = Tribune Office
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prnvf Psronet Cce First Second Circle, and Dress
Ilckets.
cents extra
Ampbiihes'er
TO EACH PERFORMANCE.
That in the afternoon commencing o'clock The evening
perfomance cOmmcnclrg at y.
Places secured for the evening performance only. .
The Private will be disposed Of by auction by a
NCOAY ESD who has also kindly volunteered his valuable
services. 49, ..t. 49,. e
Box Book open from this day "Wednesday al the Academy Of
Music and also al Wsllack's Iheater
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n Il y
r he acouairtance Of Lady whoo would be- con
genial with ST. own with view 10 MAIRMONf. Address
HOW ARD. Tribune Ofice.
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SEW-YORK TRlBU NE
xrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

+. pruIsHED ENEkI hUH, .,.-Vn ~
RY GREELEY McEbRATH,
d -, n,xcs coESgR OF NASSAU AND SPRUCE
= THE f" srs OPPOSITE THE CITY aALL' ,.,.
.,,,,.a 10 CITY subsorters Al t2sc per week Snsls
nd cr,s NAL suhsonbers &c per Gnnum 10 ADVANCE
go seP =, months, f3 For three months *i ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Inv apaiust the Liquor Traflic.-Au the money OF
III ;nuor eaers and oil the Pleas Of Az their Lawyers
could rot stay lhe imposition Of fy Doa5s upon 1I s
ss,s,ssv fof selling liquor May l. The CITY TEN
tFTLSaE ALLIANCE will meet THIS EFLNlNo al
No al broadway, 70 follow up the Victory
~ - { j. WARREN, COrresp Secretary.
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. OOO WANTED on BOND and MORT

DO.UVJO GAGE, secured BY PiUperry on CanAl-si 10
Eerer CRY Genesee Co " T. valued a o0o The Bonds
man Ne l. The interest," Wi Be pail annually 10 New
York or the option Of the party oaning IL d.
srsbie loan Further particular may Be leaned ofGEO HU5
SLY Sesoriator over :te Clearing Hous No 90 BrosAwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

n ua,ion 20 do GENERAL HOUsEWORK IN a private
frst-rae Washer aud Ioner and understands Bak
rg Good city reference Can be for two days a. No ~
kIOome-st
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prin.ln9.

Of.
DFING the Printer of over THIRTY NEWS
ID PAPERs MAGAZINES and REVIEWS, in connection
with BOOK and JOB business Tor Publishers and sta
TONERS = Obliged 70 employ facilities UNSURPASSED IN
EXTENT AND VARIETY BY any similar Ofhe this Cont
ren therefore prepared accommodate the Public N
general with EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION Of
Printing whether Plain Illustrated Largs Small, Much
Little Ietterpres Stercoyred Bound Ioboand from the
least (rcar Label the Lares, kewspapeI Book
or Poster N COLORs or BRONZE> he Shortest Notice,
Ia die Best STYLE and a. the Lowest Rates.
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Go tpbom it iflan Gonrern.

CITY and COUNTRY ADYERTlSING-Upon
- the philosophy Il Advertising snd the best rraetea
M le Of carving the system valuable Information may be
had Al b PALMERs Advertising Agency, Tribune Build
ing, New loIA.
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Wants.

n Prote.tsnt Girl, to do CHASBERwORK aud " AlTiNG
,o II 81 llfh.sf.
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Chances for Business tflen.
FOR SALE CHEAP 10 CLOSE a CONCERN

Il "A iarge FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOP 100 b.
e. with a. tie Necessary tx carry on extensive
business With STEAM ENGINE Of Y horse pqwer srqatet
On TIE cor OF North iih 5hsts, BrokyD tate William
bugh l. 81 FITTED up expense and 4 n1T E1rtn9
Terms II bought Apply 70 =. II. H. PINCkSEf,
No. II Nassaust, New Ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

rueui fr young Women Of industrious habits, aud
who fully peteut perform the duties OF the stuso
they sh ihe one a. CHAMBERMAID the other VI itsE
snd PLAIN SILVER Apply Tor ole week AZ No. 5l4 Mott.
o.. near bleecker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
RemIttances 10 Town

MONEYS deposited 70 the credit Of ne nnderse1ee WIN
s NewYork; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, Wal-st,
Kew-YorL; EXCHANGE BANK stse,st, Boston can %
y. s. JFSUP Co., Dubuque, Iowa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
Road Notice.

THE public is hereby notified that at the
next regular meeting Of the board of Com
missioners for Lawrence county, commencing
the first Monday in March next, petition will
be presented to said board to vacate that por-
ton of road commencing at the forks Of the
road near the top of the hill near Archibald
Thomass field, running down the hill, to the
first right hand turn, and also on the same road
from the line of Rome township, to the south
end of William Browns lane, thence out The
creek 10 the bridge'acrcss Indian Sugar Creek;
thence out the hill on the Millersport road, o
near the farm Of Archibald Thomas where Fran
els Thomas lives; thence to view, and cause IN
be surveyed a road commencing at the aforesaid
bridge; thence running along the east side oI
VIM. Browns field to small run; thence a
south. east direction up the hill the nearest and
best way to the MllerspOrt road at the las
mentioned point; thence directly back to tht
foot Of the hill; thence running south abOu
ten rods, thence west TO the south end Of VIM
Browns lane; thence directly back through th'
field to the last mentioned point; thence th
nearest and best way to Archibald Thomas
stable; the nee the nearest and best way to Cnas
Pinkerman's; thence the nearest and best wa
to the county road running from the Ohio rive
Wakefield's mill. q
January rs, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

D@lt is surprising to see the number
Of would.bs Fanny Ferns that are spring
ing up throughout the country. Scarce
" paper comes TO US that does not con.
tain one OF more articles in imitation Of
Fanny's style. In Columbus, they are
having what they doubtless consider a
rich treat. in the way of courtship cor.
.e.pondence through the columns Of the
Journal. We have not seen anything OF
the kind, as yet, in ITonton and are
no, aware that any Of the fair sex o? our
place are desirous, or deem it necessary,
10 propose in this way, or gain notoriety
by attempting to steal the thunder Of an.
other. We hope, at least that such is
not the case. We think that their good
qusli,ies and personal merit TO say
nothing of the beauty at,ending-are
duly appreciated and justly accorded by
the "sparks," without any solicitation on
their part. We should be glad. however
10 be favored with communications from
our young friends. in whatever style they
may deem proper to present them, we
Of course. being permitted to decide
whether they shall appear in our col
umns or not.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
Ralph Lecte Administrators
of the estate Of William
X. Kerr, deceased.

Ralph Leete Administrator Lawrence County
of the estate Of William Court of Pro-
X. Kerr, deceased. bate.
VS.. To Mary j Jane
Mary lane Kerr, and Kerr and Ann
Ann Jennette Kerr. Jennette Kerr,
heirs Mt law of William r. Kerr deceased.
You are hereby informed that on the l 5th
day Of January. A. ID. 1865, said Administrator
filed his petition in the Court Of Probate, of
Lawrence County Ohio, the object and prayer
Of which petition is to obtain on order from
said Court TO sell the real estate Of which the
said William r. Kerr died seized, to aid in pay
ing the debts OF said decedent. The said real
estate being described as follows: Lot number
one thousand three hundred and three, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres more or
less, Of The Ohio CImpany's purchase, situate
in said County of Lawrence, in range number
fifteen. township number two. and section
number thirty six. The same being unimpro-
we'd, and lying in Rome Township. The said
petition will be ior a hearing on the first day
of March, A. ID. 1858. RALPH LEErE,
Administrator of VIM. R. Kerr, decd.
January 18th, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

The weather, during the past week
has been quite chanseable. l, has blesoed
and snswed, and Jrizzed and tAewed.--
The prospect for good sleighing was, at
one time, quito Aa!tering; SO much SO
that the boys were out with
Bells ringing all the way,
and doubtless had their girls engaged
But alas the clouds dispersed. the har'
moniean "riz." and Old Soils appear.
ancs melted all their hopes.
"Better times coming" boys; wal
ill next winter.
P.S.-Sincs the foregoing was written
We have had another small sprinkle
which makes pretty good sleigbing 70
these paris.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

Storms Creek Bridge is now compile.
ted. Said Bridge is 1872 fee, 5 inches 10
length, Ill #. Q in. span between abut
ments. roof 1872 feet. Double track with
two foot. t.Pa,hs-all under roof. Cost OF
said bridge is little less than $1,000.
including sbutments. URIAH EVANS is
the architect and builder. We doubt
whether there is more competent bridge
builder in the State than he is, for his
work everywhcte stands all tests oI
winds and foods.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
LOCAL COLUMN.


The pressnt stats Of things renders i,
s,most impossible TO gather suaicien,
items 10 gil up . local column. No
buainsss, 20 improvements in progress,
no new projects being set on foot. every. (.
thing seems ~rapt in ailence. and the
streets usually look "ss clear ns mud"
can make them. The pavements or side
walks arc in noat places nicely paved
with soft, unburnt brick they are wide
snd commodious; and usually kept free
+ ON ell incumbrance, so that FIVE orsix
may walk quite comfortably at once
ia single 6Ie--by taking zigzag course
This. 10 times like the present, is some
ahing unusual 10 large business places
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
Union Block Always Ahead.

NREAT arrival Of Boots, Sho es, Q aps
\T Carpet Bags Trunks, Valises. &C., &c. as
the PEorLE's CHEAp CASH SroRE, Corner Of
Laurence and Second Street, IRoNToN, Ono.
"As stoics say and poets sing"
Enough is enough Of any good thing
Altho grant the adage True,
wish to write line or two.
Notwithstanding the extreme low stoge of wa
ter and the many Bank fai lures Harper has no
failed to receive his tremendous pile Of Boot
and Shoes of every variety for Men. Women.
Misses and Children from the finest Jenny Lind
Ties to the ponderous h. Brogan; including
Eastern and Home Made Work Of the neatesI
and most durable character, of which he res
pectfnlly invites the citizens of lronton, and the
adjoining counties,.to an examination Of hi
stock and prices-being determined not to bt
undersold by Jew nor Gentile-don't forget thu
place. o. W. hAnrEn.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
Litch's Remedy for Flsx & Diarhoea

vIyHE UNDERSlG NED Is PREPARED TO
administer to ali such as are afflicted with
Fllx on Diarhoea, an uhfailing remedy, ior
these wretched maladies, that annually SEND to
the grave, more human beings than the cholers
and yellow fever combined.
The medicine is extracted from roots and
barks. with no poisonous qualities TO rot the
homes. and to tester aud eanker the system.
n those afflicted with the above named dis
eases will use this
HR RIz11oEN4IDE9,
They will learn that there is no tlore danger ol
| deuth AOm Flux or Diarhoea, than there % o.
an honest man's pertaining ~ the hangm.n''
Masioa. Ohio. las,.rs PA, ,ssat
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

Talk shout ..suthin' good to eat p
Through the politensss Of the proprietors'
.shs Editor. Foreman. Local. and Devil,
were las. night invited to the Onion Re;
staursns. Thsy went. Of course, and
pafsook Of come Of the richest delics
cisa efsshs sssson, served up in thei'
usual good style. We can safely recon-
msnd those who are in quest Of . good
vstanbls di.h. q sGoulp 4 SH,f..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

A FINE ,OPENINo.--Young men, who
are arden,ly desirous OF distinguish
ing themselves in the practice Of med.
icine or law, would do we'll to emigrate
to these parts. AT present, we have bu,
ten or dozen physicians, --as many
lawyers. and good health, and hard times
are quite prevalent.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

H% Our genllemanly and accommo
dating friend BixsY. between the lronton
House and Second Street, opposite the
Depot. has lately returned from Cincin
natl, with large and we'll selected
stock of watches, jeweiry, and fancy
goods.
Those desirous Of purchasing anything
in his line, or wishing repairing done
would do we'll to give him call. HI
never fails 10 give satisfaction.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
sH- Tho Bridge a, Marion was Lot

sG The Bridge a, Marion was lot
10 WV. KNowLroS Of the same place.
Said Bridge is to be $50 feet in length ,
40 feet sPsn height, single track of l6
teet in width. To be rooled and wealth
OF boarded and finished similar to- the
one recently built across Sto,m's Creek
Price s, which it was taken ia $2,495
Contract let on the 25th. Who is te
make ihs<drafts and specifications doe'
not appear.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

0%FlRE.-Why is it that our town
il not better prepared to battle this ell
ementl We should think the wealth,
and size Of the place might afford al
iea.t one Fire Engine and Company
The fact that thus far we have not been
visited by frequent and disastrous out
breaks, does not seem TO be a suffi cien
apology Tor remaining in our presen
perilcus condition.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

Ice is "aoating down the River" to-
day quite abund an,ly.. md has been for
ssveral days, which has csused some ir.
regularity in the time Of boats. The
Boone, however. like tie immortal pio.
nesr whose name she bears. wades thro
thick and thin, and continues to make
regular tri.weekly,. trips between Big San
dy and Cinc,nnati.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
Sale Of RsaI Es(ate 81 orlsr ef Cssrl.

0Ss0 " A0es D~s2So ~ WSY VtSSSS~
Joseph Ph,ps, Admir- ofihs sssatI : - -
Nancy Y.,.sll, ~iaew; ]. ss
Christopher Perrvit; Y.
Albert fesrelij f'F tawrspes csesly
Rhza Fesseij irI lsil. .laf lRfobaie Csurls
Mary Ferrcll
I'll festsllj tsttN' D ats43 syf. sissl
Peneiope Jana Fevslli f,
James fsrrell; #'.t
Peter Pereli. 4
the asfnacn, the psemises will be sold 10 The hisn
est bidder The following real estate, ~ the plopeuy
tka said William FeTSelI, daed suais u said county
OF awSenes, and staie OF 0hIo ss-wii Tbs west her
Of the north qu~Nes Of section nusner twenty
four township number fouri sailRs npeber ~ietteen
containing eighty acres, mora or less. eubjcet 10 TN
dowsy 0f the widow. - Appraised at ee0e. Tssms o
sale One-third cash IN hand; one-ihisd a ~ months
and ths rssfue In twelve months, wild insrsss sesnre'
4 BY mortEage, on The premises.
The said deendanis are hereby nosissd thsi - ~
94th day Of February, 1885, application will bs made
said Cour BY the undefgnsd, admlisratss, ~ etose
SAID for tho confirmation n the sae Of the sesd rec
Lsststs, 10. JOSEPH PHJILIPs. :
Admir- sf William Ferrsll, deed. :
Jan. OH, 1855. BY 4. Mon, his AM'y.
FureI notice is hereby given thss The unds! 'ignet
widow Of the said William FeSssll. dscd. will 81 III
time and place OF the above sale, dsposs Of her dove
estate In said premises 10 the purchaser thereof.
their terms. u desired. NANCY FEWREt.L.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

We understand a movement has been
made 10 establish a"Young Mems Aid
Association" in this place. It's real Oh.
ject is not yet made known to Us, but we
doubt not it will provo beneficial to so.
ciety. We shall endeayor to give full
particulars next week.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

SAD ACCIDENT - iRhErARABLE Loss.
We are pained 10 learn that ore night
lest week, little girl. Eve or six year,
of age. the daughter Of o ne Of our sub
scribsrp. approached too near the fire
with copy Of last weeks Register, con
tanning the MsdiA article, in her hand
II ignitsd q once. and was consumed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

H0- a continuation Of the energetic
spirit with which the. efficient manager,
Mr.. PowELLSscenas to-bs pushing things
along will soon put the Star Maid Works
into operation.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30

their Pail stock of seasonable goods, con-
sisting of Bots; Shoes, Hats, Hosiery. &C..
which they will sell, Wholesale or retail.
on as reasonable terms as ever. Country
merchants, wholesale dealers, furnacemen.
and all who buy to sell again, are invited t.
call and see our wholesale stock before visiting
other places, and thus compare prices. Bay.
ng Of the manufacturer at the East, we can
sell as low as Portsmouth OF Cincinnati deal
erS .t't r.l.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
New Stove, Tin, and Sheet
Iron Establishment.

Jenkins Block, a few doors above DR. Morris
Drug Store. Nv D.s.E Nt
- The subscriber respectfully snnoun.
kn ccs to the public that he hos opened .
& STOVE. TIN AND SHEET IRON
. .shopin Jenkins block, on second 81.
u vIroiton o, and has now on hand, and
is prepared TO manufacture TO order, all kinds
Of work in his line. lie 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
| or jobbing done IN my line.
gT An work done by me warranted to give
satisfaction.
| am also prepared to put up and warran
Chilson's vedtIating and House warming Fur
naces which arc giving general satisfaction
wherever introduced.
On hand a large quantity OF Fruit Cans war
ranted tight ]. g. McGUGIN,
Ironton, Sept, 81, 1S54>tf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
RoNToN MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
HARRIS & KILLAN.

MANUFACTURERS or MAR Bile MONUMENTS
Tombs, Head and Foot Slopes, Marble,
Mantels, Table Slabs, &c. Also FREQ Stone
Piinths, Window Jambs, sills, Caps. &c. &c
Fourth Street. opposite the Market House,
E,t. IRORTON, OHIO. s
Having been practically engaged IN the bu
sness for number Of years in Europe and th
country, they feel confident that they will b.
able To render entire satisfaction 10 nil who ma.
favor them with their custom and by strict at
teniion TO business, hopo to merit and receive
liberal share of public patronage. NIL