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Stray Heifer.

Came 10 the premises of the subscriber living
in St. Clair township, on ;he lst of September
last, white and red spotted heifrr, cropp oftbe
left ear; no other mark; supposed a year and
six months old. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, and take her a.
way. VIM. SLEEK.
Oct. 26- 1850
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STRAY STEER.

Came to the premises of the subscriber living
in Bedford Township, sometime in September
last, red mnly Steer, with fork out of left ear.
no other mark; supposed 10 be three years old
The owner is desired to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away.
ISAAC ID. EARNEST.
Oct. 10, 1885.
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Wanted.

Eight School Teachers to take charge ol Tue
schools OF Bedford Township. Persons wish,ns 10 10
be employed, Teachers, will meet the board @ a'S
County Superintendent al Hafer's Hotel, on "a"
instant.
By order of the Board,
THOMAS HUGHES,
Secretary.
Oct. 10, 1855.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS AT BROADPOP
CITY
Broad Top Cisy,

The Broad Top Improvement Company viii sell at
public auction, in the Town of
Broad Top City,
on Wednesday, Nov Sth large number of Building
Lots according tot the the plan of that Town.
The TowE is located at the head of Shoup's Run
on Broad Top Mountain al the intersection of the
Roads running 10 Huntingdon, Wells Valley, and
Hopewell. Extensive arrangements have already
been made for the Improvement Of this Town, and
a Hotel IL by 64 feet nowin the con>truc-
tion. Terms on which the Lots will be offered will
be made known on the day of sale.
HENRY ID. MOORE,
President of the Company at Philadelphia.
Nov 2. 1SI5.s
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Put down for Trial at November Term G9th day,
1855.
Jos S Morrison admr vs. John Fock
Cath Sands USE Moses Wiseqarver
David Mccormick Abraham Moses
j I Cox admr Daniel Logan
Aaron Donnelson John Griffith
Geo. Irontman Robert Adams ct al
Peter Brant 5 NJ Barclays admr
Same Same
Jesse O'Neal Stephen Riddnger
Pattonsville & Woodberry I + c James Patton
Same Ihos King ct al
John Herr for use w BeeIer
Henry Beese George Beegle
John Cessna Peter Arnold
A X Galbraith Wu. Galhraith ever.
Samuel Corle John Alsadt ss(iarnishee''
George Harker Eli Croft et al
John Bridges Samuel Drenning
II Bramwell A Madam
NJ Baird ct al 5 II Tate ESQ
Elias He Abraham Snowden
Mary DAVIS J Harbaush
Lew tinek Conrad lmler
Same Same
Charles Hoyman d Troutman
Abraham Lehman NJ Barclays admr.
VI Reynolds Same
Samuel Barnhart Walter Shriver ct al
Samuel Drenning VIM Deremore ct al
John LInday Duncan McVickeI ct al
c Stouffer's assignees A 4 Galbraith
George Oats Isaac Hill
Luke Feeny James Dunn
II Adams Jared Hanks
Mary Dobson Moses Wisegarver < Wife
Jacob Studebaker w Sbroyer et al
j Morrison admr Edward Trout
Levi Agnew for use Joseph Sellers
u Stewart Sill x McGreaor
John Drenning John Bridges
d. WASHABAUGH,
Oct &c, 1855. ''''I'''lsy'
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correspanaeaee ofthe p.ft.bargh Union
INDIAN AND ARMY NEWS.

Gea Hrney's Fight ,eitt the Iadians Littlt
1hunasr and Spoffsd Ta,K-.deeting Of Gen
Hnrney ond Little Thunde1 --'s.H Big
Scare'' -qnlong tie Indians The Troops aolt
IN Their Country.
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ipl augmentation Of the ravages Of the cholera.
am not insensbe to the advantages gained
hy our fleets in the Cult OF Finland, but this
renewal in the Crimea Of the terrific scourge
which has, from time to time, devastated the
whole world, goes far to render the heart in
accessible 10 pleasnrablp feeling
The Courier says that the sources of infor-
nation OF its correspondent are Unsurpassed.
FlENDlsn TREATMENT OF a CnLD.-The most
outrageous and terrible abuse OF a child that we
remember to have eger read or heard Of, it be-
comes our duty TO record as having lecenty
transPlred in this place. Il appears that Drlan-
cey Mcconnell, plough-maker, is now living
with his second wife, and that the child refer
red to-a girl about nine years old-is bis own
child by his first wife. His prpsen; wfe--to
use her own words, as told 10 us by those who
heard her make the statement nt--anpyer could
bear the child :" and this dislike, it appears, has
grown into the most bitter and fendish hatred,
maniestlng itself IN the most awful crnelieS
towards the child, having recently kekt her
confined nearly all the time either in the garrpt
or the cellar, not only beating her most unmrr-
cifuly with stove wood, the shovel, tongs, or
whatever came handeSt, but actually almost
starving brr 10 death, besides keeping her in
such filthy condition that she was perfectly
loathesome and sickenIng TO brhold. Sunday
before last, it appears that the child bad got SO
bad that the woman lis she worthy OF the
name p became alarmed and requested her hus-
band to go for the doctor but for some reason
iron shame, we suppose, be refused, and she
went to some aequanlances, who lived dis
tanee of, 10 request some one there to 90.
They went themselves to see the child, and
were so thnnderstruck that they Immediately
called IN other witnesses, and on Monday mora
ing the woman was arrested and fined Sl0.-
On Tuesday morning the child was removed
and placed under the care of MIR. Fred. Bida-
man and his lady, who deserve great credit for
their kindness and attention toward her. AT
the time Of her removal she was the most dis
gustlng sight we ever beheld, being perfect
mass OF purifying sores and filth but hopes
are now entertained that she will recover To
give our readers an idea of her starving condi-
ton, we will relate one little incident. II was
stated in her hearing that her step-mother said,
''she was nasty, tbieying little thing" having
even stole all her s0ap-grease, while shut up In
the cellar She replied, 81 didn't steal all
mas soap-greast, for some oil it was so wormy
that | couldn't eat it," Hundreds have visi-
ted her since her removal, and all will bear
testimony that our description gives no adequate
idea Of the reality of the case.
Subsequent 10 her removal, the case being
found 50 very fragrant, The woman was rear
rested, and after examination was bound over
in $500 to appear at the Circuit Court Can-
ton tHl) Register.
LOTTERY Circulars AND THE Posr-OFFicE.
In view OF the frequent attempts Of The Ke,-
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APPOINTMENTS by THG Canal COMMISSIONERS.
We understand that the Board Of Canal Com
missioners will hold session on Wednesday,
the 7.h OF November next, for the purpose Of
making appointments Of officers on the several
lines Of Canal aud Railroad.
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IL Our spicy contemporary the Hollidaysburg
Standard ably advocates the election of Mai.
THos. A MAcUrRE TO the clerkShip Of the Sem
ate, Ii claims his election on the ground that
he was faithful officer three years ago-and
was defeated two years ago BY the opposition
forcing an eioctioa in The absence of Senator
Buckalew.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the Estate oil A"u''
Saupp, late of the Borough Of Bedford, dec'asFu'
will please make immediate paynenl-a"1,Ii NJ
those having claims against said Estate wa WA
present them properly authenticated Tor Sf'''
meat.
AGNIS SAUPP'.
Ereedrfh
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Mr. Clay's saccessor in the sena c.

Senator Dixon, of Kentucky, formerly Clay
Wing, but who, during the recent election in
that State, addressed several Know-Nothing as
sembIages, announces in a recent letter his de-
termination hereafter to act with the Democrat
&c party Of the Union. Mr.. Dixon is the sue
cessor of Henry Clay in the United States SEN
ate, and is gentleman of great weight of char
acter and influence
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] am, very truly, your obedient servant,
ARCH. DIXON.
L. c. TRInBLE, r. /. J. TwYmvx, and others.

1.-THE LancqSterian has been purchased by
Capt. SANDERsoN, Of the hteliigencer, and the
papers thus united viii hereafter be published
BY that gentleman under the title Of the InteiLi-
geacer md Lancasteriaa. We are particularly
pleased TO see this union of the Democratic pa
Pers in Lancaster county, as it will undoubtedly
tend TO strengthen the party. Capt. SANDERsoN
IS man of the most undonbted political ntrg-
rlty-wtb great editorial experience and abil-
ty, and will publish an excellent paper
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Clerk of the Hsuse.

u number OF papers in Pennsylvania have
brough forward the name of Col. JAck as next,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives of Pennsyl-
Vania, and we most cordially and cheerfully s'second
the notion" feeling assured that he Will be nomiHa-
ted by the united vote of the Democratic caucus
That body never had efficient and accomplished a
Clerk as Col. JACK. We have no doubt of his elec-
ton.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02

LOTTERY CIRCULARS AND THE Posr-OFFlcE.
In view of the frequent attempts ofihp Ke,-
pers of lottery offices TO induce postmasters to
become their agents, the Department has cau-
toned them that for any snch acceptance they
are liable to penalty OF $50 The order Of
the Department is, that sail such lottery
schemes, circulars, or tickets, addressed either
to postmaster or assistant postmaster, must
hereafter be excluded from the mail, togeth-
er with all other transient matter of this kind
addressed simply to an office, and not to an
individual"
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HENDERSON, Sept. "a, 1885.


GENTLEMEN II am in the receipt Of yonr IA
vor OF the 10Th inst, requesting me to BE- pres
ent and address a mass meeting Of the Democ-
racy, to be held at Paducah on the 9th inst
You are right in supposng that il is my inten-
ton to cooperate ia future with the Democrat
&c party. Fhe Whig party, With which I have
so long acted, has no longer political existence.
have no party now but nv country. To this
] shall not cease TO be faithful The American
party, divided as it is into two great sectional
parties, the one northern and the other southern,
can only inInre where il would serve the coun-
try for, instead of strengthening the national
men OF all parties, it can only divide them in
all the elections, when union and concert of ac-
ton are necessary TO the very salvation of the
country. As far as | can Judge, the Democrat
&c party, although weakened in the free States.
is still national, and still co-operaes with the
southern Democracy in opposition to the AboIi-
tionists and Free Soilers Of The north, who. TO
destroy the institution of slavery, would rend
the Union asunder, and bury beneath the ruins
OF the Constitution the liberties of the country.
| regret, gentlemen, that circumstances over
which | have 10 control will prevent my being
with YOU on the occasion alluded to.
I very trulr vnDr oboJ;apt
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Oct, &c. 1855.
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Oct. &c, 1858.
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List of Causes

Put down for Trial at November Term doth dayl
1855.
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Oct. 26, 1853.
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Oct. 10, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

w The subscribers would inform their friends
nnd the public. that of the firm has just returned
rom the Ensi, with the most complete selected sioc X
Of Watches. Jewcry Silver Ware, aud Fancy Goods.
ever brought TO the city and would invite The public
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. OF the best
makers, consisting of r. +. Coopcrs Duplex and Pa
ert Levers: NJ. J. Tobias Co. in heavy gold cases
aud every other style of chasing. ull-jcwcled Gold
Levers. from so 10 $50. TO snit customers at whole
sale or reinil: ni prices tina, cannot fail 10 suit.
GOLD GUARDS aud FOB CHAINS, Seals aud
Keys; Finger Ring,-Diamond Ruby. Amyihis,. Gar
net, Emerald. Topaz, Pearl and other Stone and PLUM
Rings Gents Seal aud Miniature Rings. Nc.
EAR RINGS of EVERY vARIETY.-Baskci Ear
Rings. with or without Sets; Bracelets Cameo Co
rn Stone and Plain Bracelets; Splendid Set Brace
lc,s Ear Rings; and Breast Pins-Ennneled and Sc,
with Ruhics aud Pearl.
MUSICAL. BONES and ACCORDIONS; Pnpicr
Mache Siunds Portfolio and Jewelry Cuses; Rose
wood Dressing Cases; Work Boxes.
SILVER WARE and PLATED GOODS.-Brit-
nnia Tea and Coffee Sets; Silver Forks Table, Des-
scr Tea, and Cream Spoons; Silver Cups; Soup
Ladies': Crenm. Salt and Mustard Spoons, &c.
GOLD PENS aud PENCIL. CASES.-Dinmond
Pointed Gold Pens of prices Gold and silver
Srtciaccs with Glasscs 10 suit nil sights Card Cases
Silver PEARL Tortoise, Velvet, uIId Wallet Gases,
&c. &c
FRENCH PORCELAIN CLOCKS: vaccs; Sur.
veyor's Conpasses, Telescope Canes &c.
BREAST PINS Of the LATEST PATTER'TS: !:
Gold aud silver Susprnder Buckles: Gold. Steel. and
Git Belt Buckles, with every other article IN the Fancy
wav.
ne above stock was selected with great care IN the
Eastern cities, and Is oIrrc at prices which can
not 'a in hcn- satisfactory to the purchaser.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired by cxpe
n,und warranted 10 perform well.
PALMER &c OWEN.
125 Main ST. between Sd and ih.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
Fashionable Millinery.

1VE Epariicunry invite the attention of our lady read
w ers, who intend visiting Cincinnati this Spring or
summer. TO the extensive stock of Mrs. J. A. HEN
DERSoN, Late Mrs. RICH, consisting of
BONNErS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS 4 TRIMMINGS
or the latest Paris and New York Styles. He
stock is by far the largest in the City, and is
kept constantly full by daily arrivals from the
East, of the Newest Pattern Bonnets, English
Straws, Swiss, Tuscan, and Satin Braids, Blond
and French Laces, together with the most
choice Bonnet, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons,
and French Artificial Flowers imported; all of
which she will sell % per cent lower than an v
other establishment in Cincinnati, Her store is
No. 2O4, Fifth ST., between Elm and Plum.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
.RI:FERE\CES
BOOTS & SHOES AT
VIII l. ESALE AND RETAIL.

AVlNG taken the entire business of the
Ill late firm Of Drew & Williams, soliciis
The patronage Of the public. He has on hand
good assortment of Boots and Shoes. Just
adapted to this market. and is constantly re-
ceiving fresh supplies direct from manufactu-
ries in the East. which enables him TO sell the
stock good and ia sell as cheap as can be bought
any where in the West Furnacemen and coun
try merchants are invited to call and examine
the stool; before purchasing elsewhere.
Custom Boots and Shoes made TO order and
warranted
Repairing done with neatress and dispatch.
Leather and Shoe Findings for sale at
No 5, Commercial Block. f. DREW'S.
Ironton. May 18th, 1865.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
\ RTlFlCIAL TEETH! Drs. Duncan Il
II Cameron. Dentists, No, l56 West Sixth

IA OaiHeron, DeHllslS, NO, 100 west Sixth
street, between Race aud Elm Streets Cincinln Ohio
This office has been under The management, It's p,e
propretors has been increasing in reputation for SUI
ncror operations in The Artificial Department, Of Dem
s'rv for the last len years. aud expense or cflt,r,
shall he wanting 10 give satisfaction to all who NAV IA
vor il with their patronage.
The subscribers would call attention to the following
essential points pertaining to Artificial Teeth viz
Beauty and naturalness Of appearance, anality md
sir"ngih OF The materials comfort TO the wcnrer and
usefulness in restoring the natural appearance of the
speech. aud ability 10 mascaic in all of which they
are warranted in snying they exceeded by none,
and cnuallrd by few.
TEETH inserted from one TO full set, with Artificial
Gums nlnnd half sinvariaby inserted by snc,iou
All opern'lons in Dentistry performed in the most
thorou"h manner ~ ~
TERMS: Considering the superior character Of the
able in the west.
Two teeth or more OH gold plate; 300 per tooth.
Two teeth or more on silver plate. 200 per tooth
TN" money refunded il the teeth do moi prove salts.
factory.
IL For the information fhosc living at a distance
we would state that facilities are such that we cnn
make in the finest style. full set ofTEIsrHn in from 2j
10 1S honrs and small n"rrs in proportion SO that no
detention need be arprehended.
fcoIEMGAS; f'G. cHSTERoN DENTISTS.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
Ready-Made Clothing,
Barbering and Hair Dressing.
This world Ills barberous world,

This world Ills barberous world,
Aud barberous people live IN il,
Aud If you don't take care yourself
They'll shave you in IA mimnil.m
"rhe boards bound TO come Of ii the handle dom,
break !"
NDGABE JOHNSON can shave you in alou, us
~ quick lime as my 'gcmmnn oh color"
ing. which all should Try.
Irck Torsy. son OF The Topsy that never wasborn .
Is there 10 brush, &c., &c.
lie Is expecting dairy stock of coogmes. sonps,
sell low. ' ' ~ WI
WASHING IRONING, &c, done at short notice.
Shop on Front street near Tie Irouton Unn.c
April 10. 1Sjj-3 lOys
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
Soldiers Of all Wars Of the United
States.
JOHN S. GEORGE,
A TORN EY AT LAW,
JRONTON, OHIO.

AS again created an agency in Washing
L ton City. ID. 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. np.
proved March Sd, 1858, entitled ("An act in
addition to certain ctsgranting bounty lnnd,")
&C., entitled to l60 acres OF land, who has
not already received warrant for that amount.
Every person who has received 40 acres. is en-.
titled to 1870 acres more, and every person who
has received so ACRES, is entitled TO 80 acres
mole, DC. The widows, or minor children Of
decreased soldiers are entitled 10 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.
1ronton, April 7th, 1855. ..-.
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MOXLEY, BARBER, & EGERTON

M0XLEY, BARBER, & EGERTON.
No. 8, Union Block, Fonton. Ohio.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN DRUGS MEDICI-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS. vARNIsHES
TURPENTINES, DYE -STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS
WARE. SNUFFS, To-
BtCCO. CIGARS.
SPICES. PATENT MEDICINES. PERFUMERY
FANCY ARTICLES, STATIONERY,
AND BLANK BOOKS.
HAVE just received and will keep con-
III santly on hand, large and well select.
ed assortment Of the above articles, and all
others usually kept in Drug Stores-which they
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 10
filling Physicians orders, and putting up pre-
scriptions, family compounds, and preparations
of all kinds. They invite those wishing artI.
cles in their line, TO give them call; they feel
assured they can make it 10 their interest to
purchase of them.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
E. G. SLOAN. Dental sureeon.

Respectfully presents his 1cknowI ledge
IHSXb ments 10 those who have heretofore ex
NYy24S&h ic nded 10 him their patronage, and he
I1Y1yh0pcs thai the skin and exp ciiercc whic
the past six years Of constant Practice has cnnLle
HIM to obtain, will merit continuance Of their favor
aud the patronage OF all those desiring services IN his
profession. III Justification of hs ability to render en-.
ire saiisnciion he would hut call attention TO the n
merous full mud part sets Of artificial teeth which he
has inserted in this viciniiyihc beauty. utility. md
hc-like appearance of which he 1nicrs hins sef can-
not be cxcelicd. The difficulty heretofore
by the profession, IN fitting FIJI 50 that they may
be useful and confori:be he hns overcome nj the ex-
pcnse of no inconsidcrn perseverance mud cxpcr.
mcnt Those who are IN need Of such ny rest 81.
that will enable them mn.iicaic their food wifi ihe
fucy experienced only by those who I'VE good Teeth
All other operations IN the department OF Dentistry
performed In manner that experience and care alone
will enable one 10 do. Terms Invariably CASH When
he work is completed Office in Rodgers Block.
yer S,lyerman, and Alcan's Dry Goods Store,
lRONTON, q.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
H ERE | AM AGAIN!

Wira the best stock OF BOOT and SHOES
for Ladies and Gents, ever brought to Ironton
which am selling al astonishingly low prices
20 that many wonder do not break up. still
by selling so many, keep moving on, with The
cheap cash system bene6tting my customers
every day. Call and,see the nice goods, and
seuch oblige s. w. HARPER.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
Patent Metallic Burial Case.

TNHE subscribers have inst received stock
] Of METALTC BURIAL CASES from the
mandatory CT W. G. Davis and Co., Cincin.
natl which they offer to the citizens of Ironton
and vicinity on reasonable !erms. These cases
are A1R-TfGHT AND INDESTRUCTIBLE,
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 variety ol
Collins of different sizes and qualities. Also
will make Coffins to directions without delav.
new Hearse. quiet horse and careful dri-
yer; ready for service when required.
S.R BUSH 4 Co.
Ironton, September q, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
Big Sandy and Cincinnati
rAG~E1.


HNIE Steamboat CABINET will commence
i making semi-weekly trips in the above
trade as follows: Leaves Big Sandy every Mon
day and Thursday morning, and Cincinnati ev.
cry Tuesday AMI Friday evening, under the
management of Capt A. P. Kerr. The CAB.
met anticipates preference over Portsmouth
or any other boats, from the patriotic citizens
OF ironton and vicinity. 1t is expected she
will commence her regular trips on Monday
June IL, 1855.-l9-tf.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
IRON RAIL ROAD
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TNROM and after this date, or until furthel
notice. Semi.daily trains vii be run Oh
The Iron Rail Road, Sundays excepted,) as
follows:
MORNING TRAIN,
Will leave Ironton for Centre Station ut
O'Clock, A. NJ.
RErunSlyo-Willie leave Centre Station at
O'Clock, A. NJ.
AFTERNOON TRAIN,
Will leave lronton for Centre Station al IA
O'Clock r. NJ.
RgruRxlxo-Will leave Centre Station al
half.past 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Tickets to be had at the Depot.
N. B. No foreign bank bills OF less denom-
ination than $40 will be taken.
HENRY CLARKSON, Sup't.
Ilonton, June 25, lS55.-2l.-tf
1RONTON BRASS FOUNDRY
J.J. VINr0N takes this method OF annodnc.
ng 10 the citizens Of lronton and the public
generally, that he has erected Brass Foundry
on the corner OF Fourth aud Eckley streets, in
lronton, and has it now in full operation, ond
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. l8, 1S54.-tf.