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CASH FOR WHEAT.

M are prepared TO pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for wheat and Corn, at the Nash
vile City Mills, and desire all the Wheat Growers give
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat such will
be Satisfactory. G.. HAMMOND co.
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kfOLASSES-ees hhs. eAalee Plantation Mo,a.s.s
vi landing fgou steamers Amef AID roqaois FuF sale
BY ". n. GORDON %
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NOTICE.

GLASS wARE-20O boxes quart Flasks;
" 100 do y pint do; in store and
for sale by Tjy21 w. Ii. GORDON CO.
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MOUNT 0LIvET.

MOUNT oLIvET.
DERSoNS DESTROYS OF subscribing in the Mount
Oliyet Cemetery can now have opportunity Of do
ing so, by calling upon LIS CRocKErr, DIR. JOHN
YOUNG, A NELSON City Hail. who give any infor-
nation desired. II is expected that who sub
scribe will do 50 Immediately, only limited Of
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LrOR HIRE negro boy 10 years Of age for the bal
r. A. BALLoWE, GenI Ag't,
feb2A No. II Deaderick strete
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Notice in Partition.

A LIEN WILSON, versus, John Murnahan,
N Cath arine Reed, Philip Reed, and William
Murnahan, Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murna
han, Tabiatha Murnahan, Jackson Murnahan,
james Murnahan and David Murnahan, minor
heirs at law OF Hiram Murnahan, decd, John
L. Griffith, Guardian of the above named mi.
nors, and Elizabeth Murnahan, widow of Hiram
Murnahan, decd.
The above named defendants will take notice
that an amended petition was filed against them
on the 25th day Of October, A d 1855, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Lawrence, in the State of Ohio, by
Allen Wilson, and is now pending. wherein the
said Allen Wilson demands partition of the iol.
lowing real estate, situate in said County of
Lawrence and State of Ohio, to wit:
r, The east half Of the northwest quarter of
section eie hteen, township two, range sixteen,
containing sixty five acres, more or less, except
about two acres connected with the mill OF
Robert Vincent. The southeast quar,er Of the
southwest quarter Of section seven, township
two, range sixteen, containing thirty seven
ocres, more or less. Aud the north cast quar-.
ter of the southwest quarter Of section seven,
township two, range sixteens containing seven
ty-three acres, more or less. And that at the
next term o. said Court, application will be
made by the said Allen Wilson for an order thai
partition may be made Of said premises. -
ALLEN WILSON,
BY RALrH LEErE, his Attorney.
November 6, 18S6-0w
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More Testimony in favor Of Dr.. For.
shas Alternative Balm.

IRoNToN, OHIO Nov. 18th, 1868.
On the 29th of October, 1855, my son, in
company WITH some other boys, was climbing
a beech tree. He had attained the hight of Fl +.
ty feet, or upwards, when he caught hold of n
dead limb. which breaking, he fell backwards
through an open space until he got within Is
OF 90 feet OF the ground. He then struck q
limb, broke Off fork, and fell with his head
on some bricks. The cut thus made was eight
inches and half long, commencing little
above his nose, extending five inches toward
the top of his head, then turned three inches
and at half toward his right ear-strpping the
flesh from the bone. called in DR.. NEWTON,
who cleansed the wound, and replaced the
skin that was torn off, and sewed it up in good
order, and applied cloths dipped in cold water
every five minutes, until Thursday morning.
the 23d, with good effect That morning, DIR.
NEWTON brought DR.. FoRsnA 10 see him, and
he-appled bis Alternative Balm; the swelling
and soreness were great, but was rapidly redu-
ced, and in three days had almost entirely sub.
sided. The cut is now healed up. all to about
one inch, and he was going about town in one
week from the Time the Balm was used.
STEPHEN r. CAYWOOD.
U-Dr. FoRslIA's sAJTERATlVE BALM may
be had, wholesale and retail, Of ]. P. NOR
RiS, at his Drug Store, jenkins Block, neal
Campbell Ellison & Co.'s Foundry.
Nov. 20, 1S6S,--tf tt eli
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NOWADAYS

NEWBERGER'S store is all the rage,
II snrpasses far, the living age,
Being one of the largest in the State,
fRfd selling goods at so low a rate
That all who coll can easy buy,
aud if they don't they can't tell why.
Listen now; prepare your minds
While ! call or the different kinds.
COATS Of all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Any style Of breast ur length of waist,
OF all materials, frock and dress.
And fit yom, too, without distress.
N.xt comes our PANTS, which 10 enumer.
ate,
Would take man with pen and slate,
From morn to night, with two good minds,
TO cipher down the different kinds.
Enough TO say, he will all supply
With anything to suit their eye:
Black, blue plaid, striped or gray,
He is bound TO suit you any way.
On VESTS, astonishing 10 relate,
He is ahead of oil the Stale;
Velvets, plain, plaid, striped and blue,
Sa,ins of all kinds, and Vaencas too,
Wooden, Vclvets, Cussmere or Bombaze.tc,
Figured Silks and stripes and French Gillett,
And many more; its not worth while
To half describe the monstrous pile.
Shirts of Linen and Gngham too,
Hickories and Calicoes, stripe and blue,
Bo,oms, Collars, Cravats and Stocks,
Handkerchiels, India Rubber Suspenders,
And the latest kind Of double -enders.
BOYS CLOTHING, Goats, Vests and Pants,
We cannot fit either grashopperS or ants,
But any thirg in human shape
He warrants fit up TO the tape
All kinds of Oil Clothing at veiy low rate;
RUBBER Clothing, the best in the State;
And TO his motto he strickly adheres,
"Not to be underSold," so allay all you,
fears.
Continue your calls, and bring all you meet
TO No. s, Union Block, Second Street,
oct 10
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LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUILDER
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN
-N~ wv q

-A-~ wv NA
We, the undersigned, having become sole
Ager!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, Gallia, and several other counties, The
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Caliior
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 it the following advantages over any
other saw mill now in use:
1st. lis cheapness and durability.
2d. 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 TO the saving of
Ship Plank, Floor Timbers, &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.
\ N v v
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 a
sample for inspection to all. The saw IS drv-
en- by 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 reason-
able prices-with Township Rights-put them
IN and give WARRANTED, IN any OF the
above described territory, or in any other por-
ZION 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, or orders sent by mail
address the undersigned, "lronton, Ohio."-
They will promptly ship to order, Mills, TO any
port or rail 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, }aoe,ts
CHARLES A. HAlGHT. "s'''
Ironton, May 29th, 1865.
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IIoLLnwAy's orxrxsxr Asp PITTS hay. effected an nm
other Wonderful Care Of sore I.cg..--An'hony nnr.
for twenty cigh years from sore legs, 80 bud at llos
That hunan nature could scarcely bear ~ a. ihey were
Ind Siysn up Mi hopes OF hls ever rcgnning the u,e
OF his limbs, ms he was ~ pi,iabc state tue more
especially ns,le doctors told him was constitution
Holloway's PHI, had produced ~ eases Of this ma
turc he n,ade up his mind 10 give them lrln nne,
using them for few weeks, he felt much bc'ieI ",u
Nv con,uuinu them for two months aud hnif he
was periec,iy cured afier being - ysurs cripple
and considered beyond human MD.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
More New Books.

TIME Foot prints Of an ltinerant, by Rev.
NJ. r. Gadds OF the Cincinnati Confer.
cnce. Price 90
Lives of the British Historians, by Eugene
Lawrence, 2vojs., $3.50.
Iowa, ns 1t is in 1855, 81, 90
with map, $3.50
Queens Of England Of the House Of Hano.
yer, by Deran. $3.50
Mexico aud It's Religion, by II A Wilson,
Price, Sl,00
America-Political, Social, and Religious
by Shale, sl,00
Old Homestead, Stephens, Sl,25
Enchanted Beauty, by Elder, si,O0
"'My Bondage and Freedom, Douglass, ,25
With many other inlereresting works at
J. COMBS Il Co.,
fnov. 20l Bank Block, Second Street
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
/. Clothing!,
il MN M IE. ,lldNNin Z

JOiH N lG. . o MES,
Merchant Tailor, and Dealer In Ready
Made Clothing Of all descriptions.
Near DR.. }. p. Norris Drug Store.
"0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of lronton aud vicinity, that he hos
opened store in jenkins Block, next door
above the Drug Store o! DR.. J. r. Morris, for
the manufacture and sale of CLOTHING OF
all descriptions, Mems and Boys. His stock
of Brjadcioths. Cassimeres, Cosinets, and all
SORTS of heavy Cloths for winter wear. is fsu
perior quality, and garments OF all kinds will
be made TO order on short notice. All orders
promptly attended to, and garments warranted
10 iii and made IN the best styles. An expe-
ricncc Of many years in the business will in
sure faithful execution of all work entrusted
10 his charge. JOHN L. JONES.
lronton, Nov. 6, lS55.y
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rARa1rp.

On Thursday evening. November 22nd. by
Rev. J. r. Given. Mr. EDWIN BlXBY. to
Miss LIZZIE WILSON, sll Of this place.
Our bes, wishes are rendered to a
"hsppy pair" for their kind considera.
ton, and remembrance in this, the time
Of scarcity, especially in tho article
which they so unspsringly furnished US
cake. May felicity yet undrcamcd ol
be theirs.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Attachment Notice

WILLIAM n. Afford, Plaintiff. yersu.
w John w. Sandford, Defendant. Atfhe
Instance of the plaintiff. on the 81 day ~
October, 1865, an order Of attachm e nj was
issued by William Layne, Justice of The
Peace for Perry township, Lawrence county.
OHIO, for the sum Of ten dollars debt, with in.
lerest, and zen dollars probable costs, against
the goods, chattels, stocks OF interest in stocks.
MONEYS ana ehecta OF John W Sandford, non.
residen, of the county aforesaid. and he snno-
mons that issued the cause being returned "nnt
found" and tliereupon said cause was oort;n.
ed 10 the 10Th day OF December, 1883. :"
WILLIAM II Afford, Plaintiff
by Q COLLIER, his Attorney.
nov - 3t&l
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]. COMBS & cos.
Book List for November.

TIME Old Homestead, by Mrs. Ann S. Ste
phens, 1925
Eolopoesis, 100
Ghostly olloQuies. LOO
Beechcroft, 100
Table Twits with Something on Them,
Down, -+. l,20
The Newcomes, Thackeray. 200
A Basket Of Chips, Boughem. 1925
The Modern Horse Doctor, Dodd, 100
Women of the Nineteenth Century, 100
English Orphans Is
Harper's Classical Library, just published
The Translations Of Horace, Virgil and Sallust,
to be followed by many other valuable works
from Latin. Price Is cts.
Sacred Phlosophy--God Revealed in Crea-
tion and in Christ, by James b. Walker, author
Of Philosophy Of the'Plan of Salvation. Price
&1,60.
Christian Theism, by Robert A. Thompson,
being the testimony Of reason and revelation to
the existence and character Of the Supreme
Being, price 9t,26. -
Also Fresh supply Of Which, the Right or
the Left, at J. COMBS & CO.,
Bank Block.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

JAMES LAxeDox, plnn-) Before JouS s: KEE-
tiff, ps. SYLVESTER xEY, J. p. of Union
CnnrsrIAx, derdt. township, Law. c.. o.
DN the 18th day of November, A. D. 1855,
said Justice of the Peace issued an order
of attachment in the above action for tie sum
of Sixty dollars, and ten dollars the probable
costs, which action will be for hearing OIL the
3lst day of December, 1855. at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ. JAMES LhNGDON.
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NIOTlCEis hereby given, thai the subscriber
IN has been duly appointed and qualified
Administrator with will annexedl Of Samuel
Handley late of Lawrence County, Ohio, de-
ceased All persons indel ted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present them duly authorized for
allowance, within one year from this date.
nov 27-lt j. ii. HANDLE\.
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WANTED /!

A N active, honest man in each section of the
State, to take orders by SAMPLE" for
VELPEAU'S MAGNETIC AGENTS. A sala-
ry of $8O0per annum, and a small commission
will be allowed. "Salary payable monthly"
For particulars, address DR.. N. VELPEAU,
422A Broadway, enclosing stamp to prepay an
swer. t-., e, (nov 6-4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LAND WARRANTS WANTED.

T WILL purchase oil the Land Warrants Of.
fered. and pay the highest market price III
cash. Call at my Office in the Court House.
oppositc ,he rreusurer's Office. or upon Joshua
IIamhjeton. ELIAS NIGH.
noy27
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NEW ARRIVAL
which, The Right or Left,

would w@Mk S"s 70 evey ",sfsa sad. wf%
sl,25. J.F GIVES.
My Bondage and My Freedom, by Frederick
DougIns Price Sl,25. i
Cora and the Doctor. or Revelations of n
Physicians Wife. Price 81, 90.
Scenes in the Life Of New York Surgeon,
Price 81 ,26.
The Christian Life, Social and Individual,
by Peter Bayne, NJ. A. Price SIPS.
Also, many other rev ann STANDARD works,
just receivcdby J. COMBS L. CO.,
DOT 10 Bank Block.
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THEODORE sTR0NG's ESTATE.

4 He 1UtH uay OF N0'cmber, A. d.,
~ isa5, the Probate Court of Jnwrcnce f,oon,v
secured me estate Of Theodore Strong. deceased 10
uc PonupIy ihsolveni. Creditors are therefore No.
70 prescnt their claims against the estate 10 the
nndor-ignsd for allowance within ak months from
hc lime above mentioned. they will no, be entiilcd
TO pay yment. j. ALLEN STnCSc I.., ~ .,.''e"
'''S' .'"A-' h"oIhcy nov 20
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

GO DOZEN Country Knit Socks, ut s2sU per dozen,
w or rs cts. per single pair Us dozen do. al 1928
per doz en- N. DERBY X CO.,
Corner Of Second und Railroad Streets.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS II

=" y have in store al this time with
w large quantities Of Goods yet 10 arrive) the
Largest and Cheapest
Stock Of DRY GOODS ever offered 10 the West
There has bccn some decline IN tho price OF Goods
within esw weeks, which ennbles us 10 buy large
lots Of goods, NJ ancon or Jobs, NJ very low prices,
20 that We can sell much below the usual rates,
We would call special attention 10 Moirs Antiques.
Fnncy Silks plain Black Silks, French Mrrinos, nr'
anens, French prinied ai-wool Deoinos; American,
CiDAKS, u most elegant variety vclyc,s Cloths,
md Trimmings for Co,ks; shnwIs, Broc,n aud Bay
State Sh ,wls ni0wcr prices han eSsr before 0Icrcd
cic.. etc.
We cordially invl,e to n free examination Of our
stock, which will he found grrn'er IN extent, and ut
lower prices than any oiher house emu oicr.
WILLIAM LEE 4 co.
Cincinnati nov 20
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SHERIFF SALE.

TNHE STATE OF OHIO, LAWRENCE co.,
SS.-Pursuant to the command o! a Ger
tain order of sale issued by the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, Tor Lawrence County. to me direc
ted, will # at public sale, at the door of
the Court House, in Ironton, on the goth doy Of
December, A. d., 1855, at | o'clock, p. NJ, Of
said day, The following Real Estate, to witt
Town Lot, No. 299, in the town OF lronton, TO
he sold as the property Of Marcus 9. Hopkins,
10 satisfy said order of sale in favor Of Samuel
Beatty and James Nixon. appraised at 5000
Terms of sale cash. WM. McGihR
nov27- S l.. c.
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7 ETTER paper and envelopes, wfi,
ting paper, Superior Windsor Malls CaF. sNsie,
sermon, bath, Legal Cap, elad Amber Lined comntr.
cial Mote papers, Fancy st.toneryi EIy,ipPss al
iscs, u wholesals Or Rsssa, q b.Ms Hsck psot
l0lus j. COAU6 q Cos
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JUST RECEIVED
At the IrontOn Bookstore,

A LARGE lot Of Wall Paper. Window Pa.
per, tnd Curtain Trimming, direct from
New York. These papers were selected from
The pattern books Of one OF the largest manu-
facturers in New York, by myself, and are just
what is needed in this market.
JOHN G. IIANZSCtlE,
nov27 Rail Road Street.
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W. KELLEY. W. II, KELI.Ey.
|. W. KELLEY & CO. :,
No. 8, Union Block, IrOnton.
Fresh Arrivals from Philadelphia, of
Dry Goods, Queensware, Glassware,
and Funcy Articles.
4 FTER many thanks TO the public for their
IA liberal custom, we would say that We
have Just purchased in Philadelphia, stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which we are now receiving, and are better
prepared than ever before to offer BARGAINS
to our numerous friends and customers.
Our stock Of Ladies' Wear,
Consists in part of CALlCOES American,
French, and English Prints, latest styles.
Ginghoms, Muslin de Lanes,
Black Lusties, Dc Baizes of all varieties
Bombasns, Cashmeres, &C.,
Palmetto and Lyonse Goods,
Plain and Fancy Lustres
Black Silk Dress Goods.
Fancy do do
Satins, Plain and Fancy,
Linen Collars with figured needlework,
Ladies and Gents Linen Pocket H'dk'fs.
Silk do
Chimizettes and Cnderslceves,
Ladies' Clocks aud Nantillas,
bay State Winter Shawls,-a large variety
Bonnets--lateSt styles.
Ribbons and Trimmings--a rich assortment.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Plaid, WOOlen, and Canton Flannels,
Of every Variety and Color.
American and Dutch Check.
Tickings of the best manufacture.
Woolen, Linen and Cotton Table and Stand
Cloths,
Irish Linen Of all qualities and prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and VeStings,
of every grade and color, from the finest impor
ted to the cheapest dolnestics.
Cotton Yarns and Batting,
Carpet Ch ain OF all colors,
Stocking Yarns in every variety
QueenSware and Glassware.
We have just opened large stock Of Queens.
ware and Glassware, and can furnish complete
sets of the latest and most elegant styles OF
Stone China, white as snow also large as
sorment Of Glassware.
Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black Teas,
All orders sent us will be promptly attended
to, without any disappointment as 10 quality
and price of goods, or the time of their dcliv
cry Our old friends, ana every bodv else, are
respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock. NOV. 6, '55
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Attachment Notice.

n my instance, writ of attachment ,r..
"A this day issued by S. M Gown. a jIsi;co
oi The peace of Rome township, Lawrence 90, :.
OHIO, against the monies, property, and e ffecis
OF burwell MComns and John Jones. non re-.
slGent debtors OF said county, for the sum of
Dated November 7, 1855.
no 40-3tsl JAMES HASKELL
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Trunks! Tr1nks!!.

VIZ ILSON AND RICHARDSON HAVE
wv ON hand and for sale asplendid. .asso IT.
ment Of Trunks from $l rs TO $40. Also, Ou-
pet Bags and valises. ,,ss,r,y,,,, ..,
No. q, sssond S4sst Iscntou, Ohln,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
"CenOa CruCiGX."
G EORGE WASHINGT ON,
The Father Of his Country,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.

TIC ClUEGyWUU.
special agent has visited Europe, and has
made careful and Judicous selections of For
eign Works of Art, both in Bronze and Marble,
Statuary, and choice paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable col
lection of paintings aud statuary TO be distrbu-
ted free among the members Of the Association
for the Second Year
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

= HHDS Bacon, Shoulders, and Sides for sale
by CLARK g. NELSON.
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,e II. & 4. LEETE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
White Pine Lumber, Portsmouth, O..
DESPECTFULLY announce TO the people of the
IL city and county, and our old customers aud friends
in particular, that we now offer for sale al our yard
OH Sixth Street, ~. 81, a ~
700, 900 Feet Of White Pine Lumber,
portion of which is dry and in 6e orer for use, hay
lug been stuck fifteen months.
900 shingles al prices ranging from S275to ~ 90
per NJ, and very good ur,icle ut $3.50.
1OOlOO feet cheap Pine and Heml0Ck boards A
prme article for siding up barns and s,ubles also
for slecting and rough fencing.
$1,000 feet of joist and scunting at extremely low
rates.
We wish il distinctly understood that we keep con-
stantly on hand good article of dressed flooring.
All persons wishing 70 lumber will find ito their
interest 10 give call Come md rend the newspa-
pers if nothing else for we pstronize the press.
We sell SO much below he Cincinnati PRICES that
the people along the river will save money by sendug
US their bills
Once Sixth stree, between cour, and Washington,
ne ar the Court House.
July 3i-26-6 ....5s. ,s'f ..,..s.s.