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VIM. Allen, Administrator of ! Lawrence
James D. Massie, deceased, County Court
against of Common

w m. hlleU, ADMINISTRATOR VI ILa"i-nSS
James B. Massie, deceased, County Court
against OF GO nm on
Daniel Lawrence. defendant J pln's.
The SAID Daniel Lawrence, defendant, will
take notice that on the 10Th day of February,
1855, ihe said plointiT filed his petition li-thc
Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County,
Ohio. setting forth that the said defendant pur.
chased, of said James B. Massie, in his lifetime
to wit: About the 22d day of December 1858,
the following described premises. situate in
said County Of Lawrence, to-wit: West half
of the north west quarter of section number
three. township number three and range num-
Der sixteen, the consideration for which was
six hundred and fifty dollars, one hundred and
fifty dollars cash in hand, for the balance exc
culed his five promssory notes, due respectively
December 25th, 1854, '55 $50 '57 '5S 80, the
first of which was then due, and alleges that
he has a lien in equity upon said premises, for
said purchase money, and prays that the said
premises may be sold and the proceeds applied
TO the payment Of SAID notes, as may be Just
and right, the said defendant is hereby required
to answer said petition by the 18th day OF Sep
tember, 1855. or the same will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
II. S. NEAL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 10Th, lS55.-6t.-23,
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FIRE.
GREENupsBuRa, July {

GREENuPsBURG, July Q, 1856.
A small Cottage just outside Of the
limits Of this town owned by DR.. SPald.
ing and occupied as family residence
by William Nelson was burned TO day
about 2 o'clock p. M. i
All the furniture was saved.
The fire caught as it is supposed,
from the cooking stove pipe. Mr., Mel.
son was burned out on the same farm
last spring q year ago and unfortunately J
one Of his daughters and all Of hi
furniture and provisions was consumed
in,the flames.
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IRON RAIL ROAD,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

IR0M and after this date. or until further
IL notice. 6emi.daily trains will be run on
The Iron Rail Road, (Sundays excerted,, ~
follows, I-r ft ~ it.M
MORNING TRAIN, s.a,
Will leave lronton for Centre Station at Z
o'clock, A. NJ.
RErunyIsa--wil, leave Centre Station at .
O'Clock, A N. 'l37t
AFTERNOON TRAIN,
Will leave lron!on for Centre Station al u
o'clock p. M.
REruaMSo-WilI leave Centre Station Il
half past 8 O'Clock, p. M.
Tickets to be had at the Depot.
N. b. No foreign bank bills OF less dep9m.
ination than $40 will be taken.
HENRY CLARKSON, Supft, &
1ionton, June 25, IS55.--2i.-tf
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BENZ. sAyAGE, JOEL sTovgR,
A. q. MAcKEy, NJ. MAcKEY,
W. z. n. KEMP.
W. {. R. KEMP q CO..

Corner OF Second and Ofue street, Gb0Ue Ne
Railroad.
"AVINf purchased the extensive estab.'
III lisLmcnt uf WINTERS. SrovER, 4 Co..
are now engaged in the manufacture of
FLOORING, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, &c.
Their Machinery has been purchased in tho
East, is all new with the latest improvements,
they are prepared to cut mouldngs in every style
known 10 the science of Architecture.
There are several experienced workmen con.
nected with and employed in the establishment
who are familiar with every kind of work, and
can give n style and finish to their jobs unsur-
passed by any workmen in the country. They
are prepared 10 furnish or make to order, on the
shortest notice anything in their line OF busi-
ness. They are also ready to do all kinds of
work such as planning, working flooring, jacing,
aud ripping for others, on the shortest notice,
and the most reasonable terms
They will ship 10 order any bills sent from
distance; those engaged in building, will find
it to their advantage 10 give their bills 10 this es.
tablishment. r
They are prepared to execute all kinds of pat
tern work for Machinery. Castings &c.
| June 3 :.
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Attachment Notice.

William Knight ! Before Thomas Higgins JUS
against Stfce of he Peace, in Mason
ocain Southe rland. Jtownship, Lawrence county, o.
.NOTICE is hereby given that writ OF at
Med by said Thomas Higgins, against the mon
les and credits of Ocain Sutherland, made re-
turnable on the 9th day Of July 1885,. for the
sum Of SIT 81 debt with interest, and $lO OO
the probable costs Of suit, which said writ has
been returned, and the summons accompany
ing the same endorsed "not found" whereup
on the trial was continued TO the LIST day o
September 1855, at O'Clock, =. NJ.
July 8, 1866.-ttn. WIN. kNIGhT.
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LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUlLDERS,
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN


We, the undersigned, having become sole
Agcr.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, Scoto, Jackson
Vinlon, Gallio, and several other counties. The
States OF Kentucky. Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana. Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Caifor-
mia, and all the Territories Of the United States
and the Souil half of Illinois.
We have fully tested the practcability OF
said Mill, and having done so we confidently
claim for it The following advantages over any
other saw mill now in use:
1st. It's cheapness and durability.
I'd. We can move the mill to timber, instead
Of timber TO mill.
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections so that the timber can be
sawed of any length, without stump shot as
the saw cuts both ways.
ith The saw runs horizontally md 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 II can be attached To 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 an more OF 1t
than those with the vertical saw.
P ROOF.
Two of these mills are now in operation al
Wheeling. Va. one in Columbus, O., one al
Warren, Trumbull county, o., and hundreds
in other places, all constantly running, as a
sample for inspection TO all. The saw IS drlv-
en- by six-horse engine. and placed upon
frame that is also portable.
We are prepared to manufacture The abov.
described Portable Horizontal Saw Mills, will
or without Engines, at short notice, at reason
able prices-with Township Rights-put then
up and give WARRANTED, III any of tn
above described territory, or in any other por
lion Of the United States, not previously dis
posed Of.
This mill is portable, and capable of trans
portntion wherever there is navigation CT roads
Any information wanted, or orders sent by ma
; address the undersigned, "lronton, Ohio."-
, They will promptly ship to order, Mills, TO an
port or raj road depot in any Of the above tel
ritory. For further particulars refer TO
U. 3. WHITE, Newton Falls, Trumbull co
Ohio, or TO any lumber. man in use Of the mil
JAMES CAMPBELL, l,ao,,,
, CHARLES A. UAlGHT. !
Ironton, May Goth, 1855.
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BLACK YOUR OWN BOOTS!
GUTTA PERCHA OF, POLISH.

- kinds ~of Leather Work. This new and
excellent article combined OF different oil ex-
tracts for rreasing and polishing Boots. Shoes,
Indin Rubbers, Harness. Caringc Tops, and ali
Leather work. is unequaled Tor identifying
and sofiening the Leather, it makes a polish
like Patent Leather impervious TO water,
and will not soil the whitest article. few
drops on Sponge applied to the Leather. is all
that is necessary, and the poli:h will stay for
amonth. II the Leather becomes dirty, vast,
with clean water and the polish will re appear.
Warranted to soften and preserve the Leather.
For sale at the Peoples New Boot and Shoe
Store. s. W. HARPER.
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ALL THOSE WISHING GOOD
uEGDGDUN 9S

CtAN find the following interesting works by
~ calling at the Book Store, Bank Block.
The o Doheny papers by VIM. Mcguire;
Star Papers, Henry Ward Bsechcr; the Ameri-
can debater, McElligot. Fifty Years Exile, Mel.
vile Fudge Dongs, Ike Marvel; Las Cases
Memoirs OF Napoleon; Travcls'in the Chinese
Empire, NJ. Hue; School Of Life, Anna VI. How
lit; Life Of Sam Houston; Lands of the Saraccn
Bayord Taylor: Journey through Central Alri
oa, Bayarj Taylor; Poems of the Orient; Leaves
from family Journal, Emily Sylvester, CIm
mon Place Book, Mrs. Jameson; Bell Smith
Abroad, American Lady; also, Brancoft's Uni
ted States; the Two Guardians, My Brother
Keeper, Gocthc's Faust, SC.
June 70, 1855 j. COMBS e. Co.
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IRONTON MARKETS.

ClLr & CnAMBLrN's Daguerrean Gallery
will be closed from July 10th, until August lst
1855. Those wishing pictures would de well
10 avail themselves Of the earles, opportunity.
Gallery, third story Rodgers Block. En-.
trance on Railroad street opposite the depot.
Irunton, June 26th, 1855.
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HINDQ0 STATE CONVENTION.
Chase Nominated for Governor
COLUMBUS, July l3.

EDlToRs tribune: The Convention
met this morning at 10 o'clock, at the
Town street Methodist Church. A tenn.
porary organization was effected. and
COMMITTEES on Credentials, &c., appoint.
ed, Speeches were made by Messrs. l..
D. Campbell and Sapp. Adjourned till
o'clock. Yours.
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LATER-CHASE NOMINATED.

CoLuMBUs, 5 o'clock P. M.
MEssRs. M'FARLANp: S. p. CHASE
was nominated for Governor this after.
noon, on the FIRST ballot, Yours,
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STRAY HORSE.

YNAKEN up by the subscriber, on the 18th
Il day Of June, 1865, in Perry tow nshp,
Lawrence county, Ohio, Of the following de.
scription, to.wit: A chestnut sorrel horse, sup
posed to be or years old, with white spot
in the forehead, The right hind foot white, some
white spots on his breast, and fore legs, and
blind in the left eye. DAVID ALLEN.
June Goth, 1855.
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Cheaper than Ever-Great Excitement.

NJ LiTCiI n, his old stand. in Mnrion Ohio, offers
MI, TO his customers. one of the best selected aud
cheapest stocks OF goods brought TO this country
Everything usually sold in country sipc may lie
found on his shelves and ms he Is bound 10 sell great
bargains may be had. Thankful for past favors, he
hopes II continuance Of the liberal patronage OF the
public All kinds nj country produce taken nj fair
prices in exchange for goods. Cash never refused.
Marion, July 17lh, 1s55.-2i-y.
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Barbering and Hair Dressing.

n DANITI. DAVIS 2nd door below the Iron Bank, and
J next door 10 Combs x Co.'s Book Store. respect
tully announces to his customers and friends that he
ia prepared TO wait on all who may favor him with II
call Rnzors. scissors, pocket knives 'uii inc edge,
on the mos, rca sonablc terms. Call and see him.
n b. Shop closed on the Sabbath.
Julv ,,ih. ll.jJ-2i-y.
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A. r. Kouys.

q. l.. novs.. DEM. xouss.
A. P. KOUNS & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers and Jobbers,
AND DEALERS IN
BOAT STORES, FAMILY PR0vIsIos,
GRAIN, FRUIT AD COUNTRY PRODUCE.
No. 8, Rodgers Block. Second street,
IRON TON, OHIO
u MO n s Z O r Il
AT their farm one mile below Symm's
Creek.
WE have just received fresh from New Or
w leans, large stock of Sugar, Coffee
Molnsses, &C., which we offer low for cash.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
call aud examine our stock, to-wit:
Sugar-o0 hhds, choice,
80 barrels do
100 half do do
CofIee-i00 bags choice Rio, ''f3
Molasses-200 bbls. choice re boiled,
so half barrels do
25 third do do
Rice-l0 tierces, fresh Carolina prime,
Gnano-500 lbs. good article,
Brooms-25 doz assorted,
Naval Slores-lO bbls tar, largest size,
25 do pitch,
5000 lbs Oakum,
200 do hemp tow,
Table Snt-100 small bags,
Family Flour--l00 brls new crop,
Bacon and Lard--5000 lbs country cured,
8 barrels do DO
Fced---IIny. Corn, Oats and Meal,
Soap and CAndlcs-50 boxes palm soap,
25 do No. |, Ia ID bars
Is do 81 do
25 do Star Candies,
25 do Summer mould,
25 do Steariene.
Tea--10 chests assorted,
1000 packages do
Cigars-2C0, 900 half spanish,
10000 Principle, old and good.
Vinegar-5 barrels good,
Stonewarc--2,5 800 gallons, assorted.
| Matches--7j gross,
Wrapping paper-25 reams,
| Crackcrs-l5 packages, fresh, on consign
mcnt ..
Tobacco-15 boxes assorted.
| Fruits-All kinds.
Wewill pay CASH for all kinds Of produce
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flax Seed, Rags, Feaih
ers, Scutching, Tow, Batter, Eggs, Poultry
&c. in fact we will buy any thing at eithe
store that farmers have TO sell. The copnlr
store will deal in Dry Goods, Queensware
Furniture, Groceries, etc. Give us a call an
'N" A.P. KOUNs & SONS.
Ironton, June 10, 1S55.-20.-tf.
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HINDOO NOMINATIONS.

Governor. IS. p. Chase. +. S.
Lit. Gopermor-Thos II. Ford, Hin.
s. Judgcs-Jacob Brinkcrhoof, Hin.
G. G. Converse, Hin.
auditor of State-F N. Wright, Hin.
Treas. State-Wm. H. Gibson, Hin. w
.Scc'y State-J. H. Baker. Hind. Whig
Atty Gen.--F. d. Kimball, Free Soil.
B. Pub. W'orks-A. G. Conover, II. w
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BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY

TINE subscriber still carries on the above bu.
siness nt his old stand on Front street,
second door below Z. Montgomerys store, and
near II. Q. Rodgers Mill--wherc he keeps on
hand and for sails general assortment OF
Family Groceries.
TEAs-Imperial, Young Tyson, Gunpowder,
and Black lcas;-Chocolate Spices, Mustard,
&c. &c.
A large assortment OF chewing and smoking
tobnrco, comprising some Of the choicest brands
such 0s James River, Cavendish, Virginia Leaf,
S. u Williams fine cut, principe, cassldore, q
half Spanish cigars, He has the largest assert
ment Of cigars in town.
Every quality oni price Of candies manufac-
tured and kept for sale.
Children's Toys,
or every description and price.
He also carries on very extensively the busi-
ness Of
Baking,
And will be happy 10 furnish families with any
description OF bread that may be wanted.
Parties,
Furnished at short notice.
Ice Cream,
Served up every evening, in his splendid So
looms.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit q con.
tinuancc of the public patronage.
July 10Th, 1855. II. Il J.. COLE.
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. 'ParLADELpHrA, July 12.-'rhe case'of
Schalsger, for numbering his wife, was
given to the jury tonight. the prospect
looks dark for the prisoner.
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LATER.

We have just received the entire Hin.
doc ticket. 1t contains the names Of
perhaps two Free.Soil Democrats all
the rest are Hindoos and Wings Of the
blues, dye. We shall say more Of this
hereafter.
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HALLowELL. Me-, July ll.-A large
X. N. Convention was held in Kennc.
bee yesterday. Resolutions denouncing
the administration and Slavery, and re.
commenting open nominations were
passed
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HVOBACCO.--T cases Superior Tobac-
CO received on consignment-drect from
an Eastern Virginia Factory. Authorised to
sell on az favorable terms a. Cincinnati Houses
July 8, tssS-22y A. B, CLARK 4 Bao.
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GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,

Teas and coffee. winter and summer hats.
All ye that have treasures Of silver and OF
gold come, and all yc ladies that wish 10 adorn
the persons Of beauty come, and all yc that Ia
Dor in the field, the forest, the mine, the work.
shop the fiery furnace, or the mnnnlac,ory,
come, and yc that 60 out upon the great river,
come, and buy cheap, and renew your acquaia-
tance and friendship with the Colonel.
IrJnton, May Goth, 1855.
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RON TON II ~ s E (.
IR0NTON OHIO.

Jw. ALLISON, PRoPnlEroR.
made LARGE ADDITIONS OF coMroR-
TABLE ROOMS, to the above we'll known
Hotel, and NEWLY FITTED UP AND RENOVATED
the older part of the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls Of his friends, and former pa
irons and the travelling public generally, Civ
ng the assurance that he will use his best en-
eayors to please and render agreeable the stay
of all who may put up at his House.
Ironton Aug, 3. 1854.
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GtOMBS, Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Soaps,
" Harrison's Perfumery, Cologne, Hair Dyes
Port Monies, Steel Pens, and general assort-
ment of fancy articles and notions, for sale at
the Drug Store Of F.. S. WRIGHT %.
Corner of Second and Railroad streets.
April "a, 1858.
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Charlotte Thornton Lawrence Court Of
against Common Pleas.
Richard W. Thornton\ The said Richard w.
Thornton, defendant, will take notice, that on
9th day of July 1865, the said Charlotte Thorn
ton, plaintiff, filed her petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Lawrence County, State Of
Ohio, asking for dissolution of the marriage
contract Of said parties, assigning for cause /;
Adultery. II. S. NEAL, Attorney for PrT
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William Kings Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscrbe has been
IN appointed and qualified a. Administrator Of the CT
tate OF William King, late of Lawrence county Oh6,
deceased. JOHN MEE1IN0, Administrator.
July 10th, 1s55.-23-3t.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
THEExCITEMENTsTILLC LCoNTlNUEsA AT
No. o, Union Blcck, Eonton, Ohio.
|. w. KELLEY &. CO..

CEND greeting to the people OF lronton, 10
- the low -landers along the Ohio river, and
10 MI people in the provinces around about the
hill country, 10 come and visit them, and to
buy cheap all manner Of wares, goods and
merchandise. They have received from the
East much store OF goods Of utility and beauty,
wherein nre fine black. fancy and plaid silks,
of American, French and Italian manufacture.
They have striped, plain and figured delnins
AMI ginghams, also. English, Scotch, American
and oiled ginghams, cal'cos of all sorts, Amer.
lean and Foreign manufacture. Ladies ware
Of every description, ca be found in their am.
pie assortment. They also have ware for The
development OF the hands and feet of men.
women and children, such as kid. silk aud
wors,ed gloves. socks and hose OF every de.
scription. Pocket handkerchefs, silk and
linen. They also keep general assortment Of
men and boys goods, such as clsths, brown
and bleached shirtiDgs, bed tickings, and table
cloths. linens checks &C., and thousands OF
things in the dry goods line, that they will not
try In m q nt,nu Also
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M PAIR Gents French Calf Skin Boots,
OvJ Cusiom Made, warra nted prime srti-
XEv E.W. HARPER.
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FRANCIS SHENUIT,
DEALER IN

DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, HATS, CAPS, GRO.
CERES, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT
THE WEST IRONTON
STORE,
II EEPS constantly oh hand and is receiving
IN. fresh supplies Of all The above descfip-
tions of goods.
FOR MEMS WEAR,
Cloths. vestings, large assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, 60.
DRY GOODS.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Cordu.
roys, Ginghams. Satins. Poplns. Plain and
Figured Dress Silk Patterns. Every descrin-
ton Of dress trimmings.
Irish linen Of every quality.
Ladies' and girls Hosiery-a large and com.
plete assortment.
White, Yellow and Red Flannels, twilled
and Plain.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
| Summer Shawls, Silk and linen handker-
chiefs.
Linen and Cotton Edgings. Lawns, &c.
| Ladies fans and combs.
The best stock of Bonnet Ribbons and Trim
mings
Foreign and Domestic Calicoes of the latest
styles.
! Bleached and Brown Sheeting and Shrting--
o large stock.
Check of all kinds, Jeans and Drllings.
Carpet chain of all colors.
Table linen Coton yarn nd batting.
Summer hats and suspenders
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table knives and forks, spoons, German silver
and Britannia ware, Colts reyolvers-the best
manufacture.
GROCERIES,
} Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar cured and canvass
) ed hams, dried beef, dried venison hams, also,
sugar cured shoulders.
New Orleans and Sugar House sugar and
molasscs, loaf sugar.
> Tea and Coffee, and Groceries Of every de-
scripion.
5 Raisins, Figs and Candies, also dried fruit.
/. White Fish and Mackerel.
j, The best quality Of cigars and chew
|. bacco kept constantly on hand.
e WHITE LIME.
i Trunks, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms.
WEST IRoNroN, June 26, 1855 -2l.-tf
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HERE l AM GAIN!
WiTm the best stock of BOOTS and SHOES
for Ladies and Gents, ever brought to lronton,
which am selling al astonshngly low prices,
so that many wonder do not break up. Still,
by selling so many, keep moving on, with the
cheap cash system beneitting my customers
every day. Call and see the nice goods, and
much oblige S. W. HARPER.
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I ETTER paper and envelopes, wri.
i ting paper, Superior Windsor Mills Cap. Note,
Sermon Bath. Legal Cnp, niid Amber Lined CONNER
ciai Note papers, Fancy Stationery. Envelopes, all
sizes, NJ Wholesale or Retail nj Bank Block Book
Sore. J. COMES Il Co.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
The Stale OF Ohio, Law
; renee County Court

Maty HT1t n1IcH I TIC oVate o1 Vn15, Hu"
against renee County Court
David Allen. of Common Pleas.
The said David Allen de lendant is noti fed
that on the 2lst day of May, 1855, Mary Ann
Allen plaintiff, filed in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Lawrence,
said David Allen, the object and prayer OF
which is to procure an order of said curt, di-
vorcing plaintiff from the obligations Of the
marriage contract, now and hereto fore existing
between her and the Defendant, alledgng as
causes therefor: Adultery, gross neglect OF duty
and habitual drunkenness for more than three
years, and that said petition will be for hear
ing at the September term 1855 Of said Court.
RALPH LEErE, Attorney for Petitioner.
Nav 2ist, 1855,-t6,
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DROOKS and JOHN, Archbishop, Contro.
Il yersy-ius received supply; price 20
c,s Also, Abbotps History of Napoleon, at the
Book Store of J. COMbo 9 w.
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WILL be male to measure, Boots or Shoes ..
w DREW'S.