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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

cepted-Leaye Brooklyn for Greenrort, 10 rn for
Yaphsnk 10 IN Saturday 3: - tor fsrnRsdale
and Syoaset Ioa ana 3I5 for Hampstead 10 a m
l2m. and s. " and p for yamsca, 10 g. M Il m 81 -,
5.nd $50 D. NJ Losye Groenpo.t for Brooklyn, 10 fsP
hank has NJ on Nonisys g.: 10 =. m Lakeland, l2n p
M on Hosdavs 6:5s a. IL; taTmnZiale, 1850 NJ aud p
n Syos,et 4: IS a M and D. Henps,ead 6S m and
$50 p ~ Jamaica 5: TO- $40 and $40 and 2:O and
S.t0 n n.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ ard AFTER MONDAY Dee. 81, 1883 snd until further no
ts Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Dssnet FOL
lows, VIZ: =,
BUYFALO EMPRESS att N. for Buffalo direct, vra'st
change Of b,zsase At Honesyae tbs tram soecb
yh sy t,-a Ior Dunkfk AID all stations the Wssern
Division ,.,, .,
EAIL, a. sija N. for Dunik ssd Buffalo snd ia'cr7ned
stations Ps~eBzoss by s will remain oFe. nSnt a.
OvesO. snd proceed the next morning. . g..
NEW WBtRCH ENPRESS, AL p n for Ns"oufgh dIee'
without change Of csrs.
ROCXLAkD PASSENGER, 81 4 p m. yis sldsrn'', for
Perrnont aud II tef elia,s s,a.i0-s. - =,
WAY PASSENGER, al M. for otisvlls and int'Tnnet
81. s;stoas. -
GHrFNPRYss a. 5p n ior Du-kifk sud Bufao.
RAICRAST St ?. m. for DInk.k and bu-ao sad in'S
mediate s'si0-a
No Train vii! l-s-e SUNDAY. -
Ihese Express In, NJ connect Kiira WITH IN. Enra ana
NiAsars F.i Railroad tor Nsss-s Fs, bRaA ana u IA
kiTk ths Lake Shore RsroA fox GeYeland SHciius
Toledo, Detroit -iaz0, Ec. ...,.
y. c. neCALLUM. General superintendent
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IRON NEW-YORK 10 HAVRE DIRECT
II BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROl Al NAIL
sTEAMPACKEr COMPANY. .
ETNA."........C apt. Miller. EMEu...:.. snslL
CAMBRIA, (Psddle-wheel 90. .Csrt. Brcvn!eis
Their cabin sccouno sons AID si.ereoss ios hrstS4l
pAs,erre-s are 1usl 20 thc~s ,uy steamer ados-
Passage Money, firs; Cabin ....:.:......tlp
P-cs as aad stewa-ds Fee .ocudsJ W.aes al L4ao'
extra, 20 he procured OF bosrt.
Fo: frs A. r.ssa;e o. ,ay oiAer Information iP7{yto
! CLNAPD. No Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
of,le Cv Of ReYork notice hereby sven 70 all per
.orsisyns against HENRY FARLEY late othe Cty
- NsvYot dee4ssei 10 pTesent the sane with vouchers
.rsof 20 he ,,bscbers At the ofce OF Wetmors Bovine,
No 81 Wss in the cry OF Newiork, o. or before the
tentia,t sy OF Juy nex-Dsted SeWforz twelfth day
SIarrsrv ls56 GEORGE HENDERSON.
ELIZA FARLEY Administrator, &C.,
t,lsi.y6uF Of Henry S. Farley, deceased.
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CAMpEN aud AMBoY RAILROAD LINES

OAMDEN aud ASfBOY RAILROAD LINES
Pier No I ~ a. sf 10 cciosk. O. n Pare 90 n The =
and p m Ltnes are diss0u-rGe1 Lnis,aot Lines ~
and e'eloek ss usual IRA BLISS. Agent
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. -
NJ The Thrcnsh Ticks; Ard Freisht Ofics vi the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad .ni sissmesi cennestions CheAsc,
Mlwsake. G.sss BsIihsos 81 Leas, Cairo sna al POias
VI, W'; snsSsssoS ff BRIDGE. BrrYALo, a oswroo, a.
No lf3 BROADWAY MY.
Corner Of coer'isndt.t DARIUS CLARK. Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Asanis e,;4ea with
Wt.ern North western and Southwest States. se'a
nuou, Raa AZ The Road also connects a.
with daily Ike Of 70 al pOr' = tie Wes'sn AIseIs
.-s AZ Cleveland ard SAnduky with steamers 70 si P)s on
~. uakl1g the most direct Pest AZ
reliable bf which FREIGHT can DO fofFSed % AID
from the Great Nest. 49,. 49,. p,-rrsprrcu
FRsr Class -Bcois Shoes Dry Goods tn 9ae per 100 =
botss) Fars Feathers, Sc...............l
sIcOSp CLass.-Book. AID Stationery Dry - ~, a,
Goods, lin b,es,l HsrdwSe, Leather To- per ~" +"
TmRp CL.ss-Lnviis B,egins Bacon sOd -, Oer 100 y
Potk Cu bulk. Hemp, 6c...............)
FoURTH CLAss-Cofee, fsh' bacon tnd snc per 100 Is
Pcrk tpaokedl Lard aud Lard Oh..; -
In .hipIins Goods te1m any c1, ess o. % Al
hculsr mark The pscksEe " Via Peunsyiysnis hsao Al
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road a. fnAdePoa or
Pirsturgh will be Forwarded " ithout detention
R s,ss Co s. Louis; J 2 Mitchell Sou Z ,an.ville,
IND Dumssni Bel Murlock, and Carter Jewett Lons
Vie Ky b. c. M-arum. hsii,9n Ind srrs,ran oroSe
Chioi Leeeh Co.. No 81 Kby.st. Boston Leeeh Co. No
A,tor House New.yors No. WAlism-st. and No Bate
ry.rsee NewYeIk Z J; sneedsr, Phsdsphiai Maya"
For turther uarieulsr or bills OF latlug, apply
No. 2Astor HouSo, Nsw-Yotk.
HH HOUSTON General gF,isht Ascent, PhlslslPkiA
H.. J. LOABAERT, Supsrinte ndeni. Altoona, Pa
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
" nur.nsnce of an order of the Surrogate Of

81. rcpntv of N.,yYork NOTICE is hereby given 70 all
persons having sgsnst LooE BAKEH late q the ty
OF NeYok deceased present the came Win ,oneeer'
tbe-cof % he subs rber at Office Of Hopkins Co.. No
81 erh Exchange City VI Newfors on OF before
The 2h Av Of August neKDeted New York @ Itn day oi
February 1875. WILLIAM u pAnEn,
f.Ls isWf1EIs Adnalnsfator
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
IInSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after

L MONDAY Jan. 81 1855, the Trains will leave ChsrnberI
Nortbern ard Western Train Through Way Train 70 m EI
pres Trsin, p For Poashheep.e, a. m aud u 30 & M
For Peekskl $3.50 p. Fer Sing Sing, The sing
Sin and Pee sk Trains stop the Way Stations PsselSe
nken a. Chambers Canal, ChIstopaer and 3lsist NO
TRAIN on SUNDAY.
NJ L. SYKES JR.. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

EW -lUEh ana NJ I'M I1-' w III 80
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT, Conneaenr hs-eh J. l''''
P,siepyer Station. Coru-r Broadway art Cs5a!'t
inS.v Tot... COrnsr ,th.st AZ itAsV:
T,ADs LEAvE HEw.losg-FoT New. HaTs,; y N
tE1) :? tFrl $50 and FeE bras ePo.I:
a. lI.) u m, tEx s=. Pm teT h.isTd' s'...:'.i
Parrish. soula-s-t AL WeS:PeEt; a N ~ m 80
D,isn lgt 0Ts.aych m. I'm ~ PIP p "a 1s'
Stamford; T. IA (EI); l. M. ltTh 5.'' T. 0:D 2 A.
S:r g. 5:lj. p. 70.
CoANIcTIsG TRAIss-yor Bos.on; e. IA GEI li9 p m
Ok For Hss;s,.i snd sPintle'd; g ~ tEn /. ~
p IN (r1) To- Coassc eat Rive. Railroad 70 se9i;sa,
IL (EI For Csasl R>Fo,d: y L. 70 es,ssa- u rg'
N.y-Lond0a R,raad: 3 ~ p m for hoas>'one "a,
rosd: Ia "a Fo- E.ur.uck RsIIosa: a IA p m tLLl
FcT DsnbB-. ssi Norr Ak Rllrosd; q "a p "a. - a,
Ts.Iss voR NES-YORx-Fryn Sew-Hayer: S:1D, y 'S
m; e,o (Erl; 4:45, s:5c p (EI From Bridgeport:
SIS T.f lo, n; 5: 80 (E1l $40 l0:l 2. m lEI FROM
No-yst:s 6:se az li:65 5:5a III 500, io:H M
OK From rost Chester: $50 e:A 7:57 ses N.t' n
$50 ?. JANIS u. HO4 l. sspo.l'I7iN4o--.
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OFFICE Of the NRW-YORK AND NEW

AfIICE Of tn6 NLh-iVhh nNP NA w
OHAyPN RAILROAD COMPANY, No hanoyer-st -
KOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Hoderso Of fEE CENT
BONDS Of this Company hereby notsed tAa n pu
az tct Of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Passed al is hast May session. the Treasurer sutho1ya and
cent Interest AND NOT SECURED BY MORTG AGE boAas
sstboTsed By the before Se besng er 'eat
esi ard SECURED BY AN ONLY MORTGAGE on the Con
psnys Road Franchises &c Sad cxhonse vii ee nsd9 a. iAs
Oaoe untA further notice. By order o. ne DTeSt9y% &
HewYoIk March 10 1885 WM. BEAENT IreasrreF.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

DIVIDEND.-Oficeo of the Phenix Fire In
IL surance Company No. 3i5 Fultonst BROOKLYN March
N lsS The Board Of Directors have THIS DAY declared
eEMI- ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT payable
sr demand al their Branch office No "a Wat New-1 ork
w. PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary.
OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY No el Wall-st cor. Pearl St, Eewlofk
March J. le56-A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF EIGlF
PER CENT has been declared payable 70 te Soek
holders Of this Office or damand ,,,-,,,r.r S.-,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

- in connection with the LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
oreued TO Msuoh CaantWiner srrs senent coinrsn
mediate places from Pier No North River at Joa ma io,
Fas,or 5:l5 for Souervie, st 1917 sn1
I0:t5 a. m 3:15 and Il 70 Tbs above trains connect al
Tsabe.h with reirs the NewJefey Railroad Leaving New
Sork nom foot OF Cogftandts 7:0 and III and
n m JOHN o. STERN5, superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

LUR GlBhALlAh, MALL ~ auu 1hii-0 -
i II. splcrdd siesu dip UNION Cart Rieh.,d Atsm',
will leay fcr the above ports MONDAY bsrch H. 81 /
oh noon rreeselv from Pier No. :, ta h;Ter foot o.
Cores-ssG desirable Opportunity is n'w ohsted 10Y
ttte hine 70 r.is sT,r sly al AuT,rii The shp IN
he most rect orisr .ri Passenger viii ave-, me drerie
OF higher latiu0e 81 tbs se.scn -,
tias she vii connect Wh s-sGnsIs reaa--s % Ooa
stsnuorle, Alexandra IL SJpt, &c: 49,, -.
Pre- psss4se 20 Gibraltar $40; % plata r tfse
ei60 few .Cariiass passengers w Be tAxe- FOR pAs'
xss ably 20 sPOEFORD, TlLEsfoA Co,
80 "FF'' No . Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
IFRGNESs ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
Eseal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New.Yok notice is hereby gyen 10 al per
sons has ing against GEORGE g. SMITH, lse OF the
CITY Of New merchant deceased 70 present tbe seHo
% youche thereof 10 the subscribers tho store Of Young
Schultz Co. No 81 Feuyst In the City Of New for. on or
before the 18th day Of March New iosA sept H.
1855 EDMUND NJ YOUNG, Executors
.l6 iar6mP WILLIAM PALEE,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice is hereby given TO all
resors HAVING csr aeans, DENNIS MULLINS, late OF the
civ Of deceased present the with vouchers
hereoto tie subsebers the residence Of Ann Mullins No
- in the Cty New iork before the tonih
s of Sepierbcr ne1t-De.sd NewYork, tie sEth day Of
.srch 1856. DANIEL OCoAoR EAeIn
UiT TlswSnFs ANN MULLINS, EXecutir.
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4 SHIP COMPAEY-No. II Wslnut-st., Pl4isdeldlis,
Nareh l. is-S NOTICE 10 PASSENGERS nnd lMPohI-
81 horsepower Capt Robert Leich is nted 10 'egle
th- sailings from LIVERPOOL tor PHILADELPHIA aut az
the Of April she be got on tae rench
Government wh whom her PERIOD Of service Is aow expns
dale sailing ee tAe IL VIII ap-
,.a- ~ ~. AiTeriseu:ents JOHN O. DALE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

ISLAND CITY leaves uon Ferry wharf north side OF
e. and 10 l. and daily, meeting aud oxcLsn:
Inc with the CARS Hunters Poi (oppoite 2i
~ which leave Funs at the hours Persons can go to
Flahpg ties. trains Aaa return by the
-ucceedins tYsin Throug 80 minutes. Fare <5 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

u. HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-On MONDAY,
NarcA H. at p m from pier foot Of Wsrsn-si, ths
fAs ana fsyorte steamship GRANADA, Capt D Z. o'lfhn
viii ssi tbovs.
Ps.ssSe can he secured 81 'hs Comosny's ofcs.
FfeiEht 10 NeSOresns 50 cents per cutie foot.
Shippers viii be srrpiel with b,ak bill, o: ,dss ,ss
fern srei by tho Company application 81 th. once
cher ros ssnei .ad 10 b. lia; viii bs ssasd after ;as
hca. OF sailing x, , ~.
~ 49, - ~ Wa zen ~. o. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

BANE DrPAETNENr, ALBANY, July II, less
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO
IN the Statute m such case made end provided that ell tie
notes issued L. BANKS individual Rsuker
fPHdNIX BANK OF BAINBRIDOE) - must be pru,ented at
ts Oee OF the Superintendent OF the Banking Of
The state OF payment within two years The
Ase hereof funds Deposited for the redemption o the
notes issued the said Banter vii be Eiven
VIA Iay2vF NJ sClIOONMAKfR, Superintendent
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SIIERIFf'S SALE,

THE STATE OF OHIO, LAWRENCE COUNTY
by virtue of certain order of sule issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas Of snid county OF Law
renee, and me directed on Tuesday the 18th dnv OF
January, A. d. 1856; nj the hour of one O'Clock the
afternoon Of said day. at the door Of the Court House
in ironion OF sad county, will p oceed TO sell nj
public auction The highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing rco estate situate In Ironton In the
County and Stse aforesaid, o-yvit: -''t
"Commensing a, Q sycamore tree on Storms Greek
close to the South side OF the Bridge, running in d.
recton South. eighty -four degrees and fourth
Fast. ~ feetto stake in the rout lending 10 lronton
und Coal Grove; from thence South, ihirty.6ve de.
grees; En.,, two hundred mud ninc,y-eght feet TO
stake on the South side of Second Of Iroliton
and from thence South, thirty five degrees; West one
hundred aud sixty-two feet tl62, and in line with
the North side Of the first street OF Ironlon; thence
with said line North, ,hiity:6ve degrees, West 10
stake twenty five feet from the line, hetween the Ohio
Iron and Coal Company and John X. smith thence up
Storms' Creek within twenty-five feet Of said line 10
the place of beginning" with all the uppurtine ncee
consisting Of Fire Brick Establishment and fixtures.
dollars: To be sold us the property OF Thomas Pugh
and others TO- su,isfy said order OF sale in favor Of
Dempsey, Rodgers and Ellison Terms of sale, cash.
WILLIAM Mc(ifRR,
Sheriff. Lawrence County.
December ittl, ts55-wi-S5 el-1 7--7 -
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TIME STATE OF OHIO, LAWRENCE

SOuuty.
BY virtue of writ Of venditioni exponas,
issued from the Court of Common Pleas, in
said County and State, and TO me directed, l
will offer for sale at public auction at the door
of the Court House in lronton, on Saturday the
10th day Of January, A. D., 1856, at one O clock
in the afternoon OF said day, the following real
estate, situate IN SAID County, to wit Section
number thirty-six, {36), township number four,
~, range seventeen, UD. Beginning at the
centre of the road at the North end Of Main
street in the town Of Marion, thence North
twenty-four degrees, t24 > East six chains
and seventy links, thence North forty. five de-
grees, (45 \, East two chains and fifty links,
thence North ffty-two degrees, (S2 ~ East
three chains, thence North twenty-six degrees,
t26 J, East two chains aud fifty links, thence
North forty four degrees, (44 -, East one
chain and ninety-three links to white oak,
twenty inches in diameter, thence North sew.
enty. two degrees, f71 Q u East nine chains and
sixty. four links % stons on. the North and
South line, between Wilson and Stumbo,
thence South with said line 10 the State. Road
leading up Symmey creek; thence West with
said road 10 Harrison alley at the East end Il
James street thence North with said alley
to the East end Of Bomsn slley, thence West
with said alley to the place Of beginning . con.
tanning eileen acres more OF less, u be sold =
the property Of Menasses Litch, to satisfy sid
writ in tavor OF Drew 4 Williams, and aeainsA
Menasses Litch and Nathaniel Davisson. N
Said premises were appraised lt e37s..
Terms Of sale, cash. WIN, Ie0ff{R.
Z Sheriff. La3N.tee County.
Dec. II, 1666.wl-pC-9l0 20. 81 y h 3sts v@s
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Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.
NOWADAYS


NEWBERGER'S store is all the rage,
1t surpasses for, the living oge,
Being one Of the largest in the State,
And selling goods at 30 low a rate
That all who call can easy buy,
And if they DOM they can't tell why.
Listen now; prepare your minds
While call off the different kinds.
COATS Of all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Any style Of breast Ur length of waist,
or all materials, frock and dress.
And fit you, too, without distress.
Next comes our PANTS, which to 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 10 suit you any way.
On VESTS, astonishing to relate,
He is ahead of all the State;
Velvets, plain, plaid, striped and blue,
Satins Of all kinds, and Valencias too,
Woolen, Vclvets, Cashmere or Bombazette,
Figured Silks and stripes aud French Gillett,
And many more; tits not worth while
To half describe the monstrous pile.
Shirts OF Linen and Bingham too,
Hickories and Calicoes, stripe and blue,
Bosoms, Collars, Cravats and Stocks,
Handkerchiefs, India Rubber Suspenders,
And the latest kind Of double-enders.
BOYS CLOTHING, Goats, Vests and Pants,
We cannot fiji either grashoppers or ants,
But any thrg in human shape
He warrants a fit up TO the tape;
All kinds of Oil Clothing at vety low rate;
RUBBER Clothing, the best in the State;
And TO his motto he strckly adheres,
"Not to be undersold," SO allay all your
fears:
Continue your calls, and bring all you meet
To No. 5, Union Block, Second Street,
oct 10
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Mothirg!

Merchant Tailor, and Dealer n Hsady
1sde Clothing Of all descriptions.
Near DR.. j. p. Moryis' Drug Store.
"0ULD respectfully inform The citizens
w OF Ironton and vicinity, that he hss
opened store in jenkins Block, next door
the manufacture and sale OF CLOTHING OF
all descriptions, Mems and Boys. His stock
Of Broadcloths. Cassimeres, Casinets, and all
sorts Of heavy Cloths for winter wear, is OF wi
perior quality, and garments OF all kinds will
be made to order on short notice, All orders
promptly attended to. and samsnts warranted
70 itand made in the best styles. An expe.
rience Of many years in the business will in.
sure faithful execution Of all work entrusted
to his charge. JOHN 4. JONES.
IroT,ton, Nov. 8, 1856. rs
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IRONTON BRASS FOUNDRY,
BY JOHN J, VINTON.

nN the corner Of Fourth and Hecla streets.
~ He wishes to inform the public that he is
ready to furnish them with all sizes Of Bells,
from one fourth OF pound up to two thousand
pounds, and warra mt them as good and as cheap
as can be got elsewhere. Also all kinds of En-
CINE aud Rolling Mill Saws and Grst Mill
Brasses made to order. The best of Babbit' 6
Metal on hand. Old Copper and Brass taken
in exchange. Dec 18 '55-tf.
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! 4! ~

INf 6lFxTs sLiSk JILL 81
IAI blt{sts yses On ogI11lSS11f = lI1S'
The 0fset pcpnlaSily Wh,e6 Noov111S q f,sv1
fLLs end PHQDx Dbssns5 heye Gll1lSxi. n
oonseqseuce Of the extseog1inayy e1oSo o(Ssss1
|pxtheiT upe, FeuiIesp Il uuneSo M II SRff ~
psietor 70 6sItef into pasticoIcr aneisuE y ~
theIr medicinal Virtues o. nvuprieiio =. !. ~ ~.
be!n more thsn twenty ysars bslors liz fSiiiS.
end havlns The unitsd tssiinony u ~ 1SSS
TSstx nIl1doxs Of pessons Who h6sS ~ ~.
stored 70 the enjoyment of perfect hsSili ~
them, u p believed that Their sepuiatioS ~ ~
best vegetable medicine now boli,ye NJ nshiis
admits of no dispute. u alInost eyeFv sI9SS.3
village in tho Cnitel States. lkere ~ -
who sfe ready to testify b thsiS 80 ~ jS.rS
moving dieesse, and giving to ~ - whoje ~
renewed vig0s end health. 3 n, -'r' -
bp cseee of 6cAosUlAS Usnsua nrav-ss. =.
EarrTioxs of the skin, The Opesclions ~ ~
Life Mediciaes h truly sstop;shirs. ofys: ~ ~
moving IN z few dsys. every vessire n f
loathsone diseases, BY their puSifSins sS'SciS
on the blood. Fever and Asuc, D;ssc:.;s
Dropsy Pijes, and In short, most I'll dsssssss
soon yield 70 their curative proDersiST. N n.
family should be without them. q ~ tk";s
timely use much suffering and es pe pss ne ~
saved. Prepared BY - n" :, ~ =. - -
wlLIlAa y ToFrAr. NJ D.. ssv yai.
at the Post Office. lsonton, Ohio,
Dec. 4, '66-tf. X sss.,,..l-fl y i
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Barbering and Hair Dressing,

DANIEL DAVIS, 2nd door below the Iron Bank and
~ next door 10 Combs Il Co.'s Book Store, respects
fully announces 10 his customers and friends that he
is prepared to wait Oh all who may favor him with
call Rnzors, scissoitS pocket knives, aud 6e edge
tools generally, will Be put in order required and
on :ae most reasonable terms. Call and see him
N. b. Shop closed on the sabbath.
July 18th, 1S55.-24-y.
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES
DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM LEE & co.,
IA, WEST FOURTH STREET.

OlNOlINNA1l
OFFER 10 their customers and others an unusually
" LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENr, liz
all the varees Of ooDs for the season, selected with
great care.in regard to les, qualities and prices.
assortmenfs in the following departments, Wis
LAcEs AND EMBRoiDKRIEs, portion of which were
imported direct
SILKS or THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES, in
great variety.
PRINTED MusLIN-DE-LAISRs, PLAIN FRENCH MEaI-
NOS, aud other Fancy Goods.
CALlcoEs AND GiSsHAMs-The styles and prices
will, as usual, secure attention 10 this depar imet
Flannels, Musns, Linens, Housekeeping Goods, n
larger stock than usuu in varieties and prices suit
all.
Cloths. Casimeres, ani other Goods for Boys
Shawis of new and popular styles.
Also, Cloaks, and vetvets, Cloths and other materi-
ais for Cloaks. Particular attention Is invited 10 the
Clonks from the manufacturing department, OF the
". B. Our purchases made III large quantities, $,
and AT the most advantageous rates; and our selling
prices OH the one price sem will be found advania-
geous to our Gust omers. WILLIAM LEE co,
sep 25
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NEW GROCERY.
NO 1 THIRD STREET, IRONTON, OHIO
DANIEL JON ES. Jr,.

HAS purchased the stock of Groceries of J. r. F.
IL Carney az The oia s,nnd q Of James Marcu% and
customers. He keeps on hand al kinds Of Family
Groceries, which he will sell cheap for cash. Far
mers the country will also find il an excellent place
10 exchange their Produce for Groceries.
He invites his friends 10 give him call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. He will be iourd at said C;roce-
ry. which will be open early and late.
4 Dec '55-tf.
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k0 PAIR Children's Fancy and Congress Gui,es ,
CO the hansomest Of the season. at
HARPER l. Co.'S
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I000 PAIR of Children's Lace Boots, pegged
lOOO and sewed, Of all kinds, colors and prices,
constantly oil hand ut HARPER Co.'S.
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S0 PAIR OF Ladies' black and TAU colored Cal
w ters, ,5 10 $3.50 pair, just received, aud for
sale by HARPER l. CO.
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$40 ausszls y 8 ~ 4 4 " S,'ss, ! I;
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TRUNKS, Carpet Bags, Valices and Sach
Il els on hand at HARPERS.
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H0 BOXES fine Chewing Tobacco, Just re-
CU ceived, and fcr sale how Tor cash, by
o. J. HOPKINS. :
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I'M PAIR Of II. Bell h. Co.'S. Custom Made Mo.
lOO rocco Lace Boots and Jenny I,ind's VETS and
Turns, warranted not to rip, by
HARPER l. co.
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USE WRIGHTS COUGH CANDY
For sale by F. S. Wright 4 Co., Drugsists.


n Cotton YArMS, 6cs :
WARN. Batting, Candle Wick, Twius, q.
II Being Agents for Cornell 4 fefsys fasIo-
ry, we have ut all times large and weal Selset.
ed stock for sale At tmauufaetnfor,s prices.
ss BUeKiRK 4 DAVIS,
Mol, Buckeye Block.
Portsmouth. July 10th, 1855. .-zs.y.
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JOHN SHILLITO & co.
NO. - EAST FOURTH STREET,
=, CINCINNATI.

DESPECTFULLY inform their Customers and Pur-
IL chasers generally, that they are now opening mn
extensive and complete assortment Of DRY GOoDs.
CARrETiNe, FLOOR OIL CLoTH, &c.
Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat owners and
strangers, may depend upon finding The bes cas. Of
Goods, at prices as low they ean be purchased in
East ern Cities.
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CH PAIR Ladies' black satin and white Kid sir
w pers, Philadelphia make, on hand nt
HARPER Il Co.'S.