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cat issuing irom sain roun anaii do un
ia the Mai thereof, arnl shall be da:e I
ad ficned b ibe juiljte issuing the lame
snr all transcripts Issuiftft iherefro.ri mi d
tourl ntiiler the sea' ihwof, ind signed
iy (he judge thereof, shall be received as
evidence of the facia therein contained in
Hll the courts of thii State.
eVDOB fO HiVtv CARE, ffcc, OF F4FCRS,
feOOBS, flee.
Sec. 10 The J micas of said Court
hall have the care and cuato.ly of all
flea, Mewr, hooka and rocordi belong
E trig to the Probate uffice, and are hereby
X authorised and empowered to perform
: ibe iutUBOftlerki of their couits. Eve
' ty Probate Judge shall have power to
appoint a deputy clerk or clerks, each ol
; tiom shall, previously to entering upon
HJie duties of his appointment, take an
Suh oi affirmation, faithfully to perform
til his duties as deputy clerk, and when
So qualified, said deputy may do nn
(Worm any and all the duties rppcr
Gaining to the oiTico of rloik ol said
, ktfttrt. Every probate Juljie may take
r rb aecutity from his deputy, a ho may
(lent necessary to secure the fuii''.,ul per-
l Usance of the duties of his appoint'
Ci.
' oticUi neennrs.
I - M ii i. .1111
. rmr . -a mu iniiAivintr imnui aiimi nit
VJ kL. b..u... nZ... i ni.i.
V booko for the purpose, ihall be procure!,
s '.-.-. w-i.- i .. ii. - .1.. .
county;
CRIMINAL HEC0lin.
' criminal recor I, in which f hi I
tie made a fair an I accurate entry of all
i .. .iiAna ansliiiltn.l 111 am. I a mi ft
: . with the proceedings bed therein:
r.)gs , , . CIVIL POCKET.
' ' .ft.- A civil docket, in which shall oi
l's.'' sote.l the names of parties to all no-
1 ? einn nml nroceedines. ami the name ol Hie
Jec-Dase I prrson, infant, insane jieor,
Idiot, or lunatic, in the mnttvr of wl o-c
state the snid couit sh II exercise jur's
diction: It shall also contain a inimitr
f J tfthe timeoftheconimenremeni ofi-ui li
f; - (e'tions and pmcee lins, and ftlninir. the
: fourt, and alto a brief no:c of all orieif
Sk it in such a. t on, proceeding, or mat
: tsr, and the time of entering the tame;
i J ' JOUHKAL.
". J, A Juomal, in which shall be kept
1 aslnntea oSlI official business transntt
Sdin the Probate Court, or by the Pro-
V fcate Judge in all civil ai titni and pro-
feeding:
WILL FKTCRD.
1 A record of wills in which shall
'; lis recorded all wills proven in such
ttdirt. with a tenifii-ote of the Probate
i Ihereuf, and all wills proven elucwhere
Srith the certificate ol probate, au hcnti
silted copies ol which have I tin admit-
ptd to reconl t y au cotr.:
FINAL HECORD OF CAUSES.
5. A final recor', which shall contain
t complete record in each cause or mat
ter of all petitions, answers an 1 demur
rers, motions, return?, reports, verdicts,
1 Awir Is. or lers and iu laments; and which
Secord thall be made up anil compicteu
: i within ninety days after tha
1 tfr judgment shall have been i
4 t'ie ff"I,,cr8 aforeiaidj ni
after ths hnal or.ici
ma Ic in any
mui he shall
slso. within thirty day alter the re urn
ihf the same, record all inventories, sali
1
' , ' f kills and allowances to widnws.in a book
'tfi be provided for that purpose
. RECORD OF ACCOUNTS
o. A final record of accounts, which
hall contain an entry of the appoint
ment of executors, administrators an.
) guardiaas and all partial and final ac
counts of exevutois, administrators and
" suurdians, and the orders and proceed'
ings of the courts thereon:
it - EXECUTION DOCKET:
7. An execution doeket in whicli
hall be entered a memorandum of all ex
-scuiions issued by tho Probate Ju Ige
" LaiL : .muiI an 1-rimhiA f-Ufiptt AIAIini
c . HVIII I" . --r
- the names of the parties, the name ol ih.i
f ' mrnn to who. ii delivered an I his relun
jifcjereon. It shall also contain the date
ef iasuin- the execution and the amouni
' rbrdered to be collected, stating the costs
itjsparately from the fine or damages, ami
'all payments thereon and the sautluc
? A KSon thereof when the tame is satisfied
'Kit INDEXES.
I ; Sec. 12 To each of said books fliall
t Jbe attached an index securely bound ir
$ he volume; which shall at all times bi
' IkeDt ud with the entries therein, and re
l per to such entries alphabetically, by the
Bomes of the parties or person in which
is originally entered, indicating th
age of the book where the entry is ma l
rSCRE OFFICE KEPT, AND HOW PROVIDED
- WITH BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
See. 13 The probiit judge must kee
ii)a office at the county seat, opon at all
1 1 -j reasonable hours suituble for transaction
I tf businsFS, and for tho deposit and safe.
oping of the public book
apers under his charge.
i hall be furnished by the county com
v sissioners, and provided with suitable
jcases. lor inc sate neepin.ii mm urcscivu-
f' - tri nt tit konLc and 1 nnnara of such
'ttourt, and also with such atattonany as
" y be required by such Judge in
yUiacharee of his official duties, at the
ine
ex
itaH of the county.
CHAPTER III.
OWERS AND DUTIES 6V THE
APPROBATE JUDGE IN CIVIL UASJSS.
VLBS OF PtACTICE TO BE HADE AND RB
TURNED TO SUPREME COURT.
Site. 14 The several Probate Judges
hall, from time to time, make rules not
inconsistent with the laws of this Mate
for reaulatinc the practice and conduct
log the business in their respective courts
lad thev shall within one year after this
ct shall take effect, return a statement
"if their rules and course of procedinga to
ie Supreme Court, and shall make like
tarn of all theirs rules thereafter made
soon, as tnveni'ent after making the
saine; and the Supreme Court shall have
nowtr to alter and amend all such rules,
' , . ,
tna to rmvKtotner anu mnner ruiei, irom
V 40 time, for regulating the proceed
gain all the Probate Courts of this
,tsie, as they shall judge necessary in
)iler to introduce ana maintain reglart
sod uniformity in the said proceed
Kl - ttECUTIONS. i-
Sec.lf Or lerfor the payment of mo
Hi may be enforced by execution or oth
rWiae.'in the'sami mannei as iudse
"enta in the conrts of common pleas,
l such exscutioBi shall be directed to
.Tierir, oMn bi ibcnce or disabil
CONTEMPT,
Sec. 16 If any person shall neglect or
refuse to porforni any order or judgement
ol a Probato Court, other than for the
payment of money, he shall be duemed
utility of a c ontempt of Cour;. and sal.t
Probule Judtf shall issue a summons di
recting hi in to appear before sal I juh;e
within two days Irorn the service thereof.
unJ shew cause why he shoijl I not be
punished for his contempt; or il it appear
to such Judpe that he is secreting him
self to avoid the process of the Court, or
is about to leave the county for such pur
pose, sold judjie may issue an attach
ment instead of the summons above men
tioned, commanding the officer to whom
the attachment shall be directed, forth
with lo bring such a person before such
Judge to answer for his contenpt; and il
no sufficient excuse be shown, he shall
be punished in the sme manner as pro
vided for the punishment of contempts
in the Cour. of Common Pleas.
SHKRIf OR OTHER OFFICER FAILIN0 TO
SERVE PRCCF.SS, OR PAY OVER MONEY
HOW PVM1HCD.
Sec. 17 ! f any Slieriff.Coroncr or Con
stable shall n xlett, or refuso to crve
and return any process issued hy said
Probato Ju Ige, and to him dircctod an I
ieltvcrel, or shall neglect or retime to
pay ove r any ruincys by htm rollecte.l,
o the piobate tu lei1, cr any other person
when so directed by sue h probate Ju le.
lie shull be fuhject to fine and amerce
ment, us in the next e:tion provided.
HOW Jl'DI.R SHALL PROCEED.
Sec. 18 In the enses enumerated in the
preieudiiiy aiciion, it rlistll be the duty
I the Probiitu Ju 'to to isiue a summons
lirectel io the Shcriir, or other officer
therein named, i-oniiiitiiiding In in to sum
inon the officer guilty of such inixco.-ului i
o aopeur within two days after the ser
v ce of mill summons, and show c nun
why he should not bo aini-tce , s ecify-
i the cuuie of such iiiiicrcenl mi; an. I
u case of nc 'lcct or refusal to serve or
return nny process issued by such Pro-
ate Ju r v, nn. I directed nml iieiivcr
el to sic i officer, if no sullicicnt excuse
bi shown, dui h olficer shall be fii:o,l by
sni-l Probate Ju-ke in any sum not ex
ceeding one hun (red did ar.t, to be paid
into the county Irea. u y; nnd lie an I his
sur.'ties shall iii-ircoicr bi liable upon
liisoffieiul bond for all damages sus:uiti
e l by i ny person by reason of such mis-
coiidic; ami in case ol reiu.-m to pa)
over ai.y inontys by him collectad to the
ProLa e u lue.or any oilier person, when
ao it i ret io by such probate ju l.e, lit
slioll be umerced for the ue ol the par
ties iiiturcsio I, 1 1 the amount by such
proce. a .equired to be collected, togeth
er with te-i ptr cent thereon; and uch
probate jud.e may enforce the collection
thereor, by execution, or other process
r by nnpritonnicnt, as lor a contempt
ol lourt, or both; the delinquent olltcvi
and his sureties shall, moreover be liu
ble On his oflicial bond for the amount
of such amercement at the suit ul'tlic per
son or persons i tercsted.
(Continued next woeK.)
g3Dr. ). Moris left resicrtlay for
Columbus to represent the icmporance
men, in tho Temperance masa conven
tion to bu hel l at columbus to morrow.
The Spencer Chapel has the pulpit
and toils erected in the principle room,
whtc'i was occupied for divine services
on Sunday, ana presents a very beau
tiful appearance. Tho congregation
aro under especial obligations to John
Peters for his very efficient, and material
aid in this matter, as we are informed the
joiner work was entirely at his expense.
flfSTlt is siid that Robt. J. Walker
as bean appointed minister to China.
FTho steamboats Ja ncs Millit
an r and Memphis No. 1 lying at shore
above the wa.er works, Cincinnati, wore
bo h burnel on Wednesday morning
last.
Seo n. E. SELLER'S a lvertisc
nentin another column. His vermi
fuge stands at ti.o head of that class ol
medicines,
MAGAZINES.
Harper's New Monthly for June, Put-
nsin'sdo.Gnhnm's American Monthly
for Juno an I July, Gnloy s Li It's Book
for Jim nnd July, an I Peterson's Nn-
t onnl Magazine for Juno, received ami
for sale by
JOHN G. HANZSCHE,
Bookseller, Ironton.
B SuVisnriptions for all the Ameri
can and English Periodicals received,
mi l works delivered to subscribers free
nf Postage at tho regular subscription
price.
On the 22nd lust, by Rev J. H. Creightnn, J,
W, Rlkf., to Francis CcN.MNaiuH, sll of
Lawrence.
At Hanging Rack, on the 19th inst., by Rev.
J. Darringcr, Mr. Vm. P. Bora to Miss S.hah
Ccase. ,
NOTICE ' ,
To atll person in'.eres'eti on the 12th day of
July A. D. 1951 there will be let out to the
lowest respiniib'e bidder, tha erection of two
stone nbn'ments, for a bridge across storms
creek at the west end of 2d street In the town
Ironton. Sise of abutments and terms made
known on the day of sale.
ALSO
on the 13th day of Jidy A. D, 183 at the
miuth of lick creek in the township of Perry,
the'e will be let out to the biwest resptnsible
bii'd ir the b tildiug of a bridge acrws I c't ereek
st or near them mth thereof. Plan and spec
ificotions made known on d i y of sale, also . the
terms of sale.
June 28th 1851.
ByorderoftheComm'Ssioioners, '
Jamcs 0, T A. L. C.
(Register cop.)
Proclaaaiion.
WHERE AS the Council of the Incorpora
ted Village of Innton, appreher.dmg that
the disease of hypraph. b a is in danger of pre
vailing within said lneorpirate4 Villsgr, have
directed qe to iaiua pt ie'amation according to
thaorditiaiioe in such ease taado and provided
thereire, I. C." O. Hawley, Mayor or a d In
corp ra ed Village of I roatosrf hereby order and
I q ilre all penontnwn'isjfrnrvarariqgaay ani
mal of the dog kind toeonBne the ase by good
sad surBoient nrans to tha hoasa. oat- house or
yard where su h persons rasy reside, d iring the
ipieeof n naty.lays fro n the date of this pro
ataaution. uadar tha penalties of tbe ordinance
foresaid. - - 070. HAWJiy, Mayor. .
Imato. Joaa 33, im,
AN RDMKCE.
To suppress and prohibit all houses, shops, snd
suins known as plsces of habitual reaort foi
tippling and iiiumperance in the township of
Khrabclh.
See. 1. Ue it enacted by the Trustees of Elis
abelli Inwontiip, in the county of Lawrence
Ohiot Thm in onler effectually to suppress snd
prohibit all houwn, simps and stons known ss
places oriiutiiuiNl remm I' r inUmpcrance.il any
jieriuin shall keep any siich liousu, tin por et'.rx
in tla-townslrp ul Klisobeth foreiil. ttid per
son so oflVndiiii! almll forfeit ami piy for the Ural
'ilTencelwimly dollars, and for ilie ecnnd, thirty
dollaM and bu impriioiic i In the jail of said
county ten days, snd f.ir Hie third sud each suc
ceeding unc-nou Pliy dollars snd be imprisoned
in the jail of ijatd county twenty days, to bu re
covered in an action before a justice of the
peace having jurisdiction thereof, together with
ail costs of prosecution and imprisonuieut.
It. HAMILTON,
B. W- DKMP.-KY,
OEO. K. POKTUH.
Trustees of Elizabeth towiuldp.
June il. ib&j.
Ido hereby ctt.ifyllist the abovo is a true
copy ortiiKonguinl orumatice lilea in my otucu
mid recorded on the township book.
11. ItlWllb, u is. i.
HIE Hoard of Education i f I ppcr township
I, adjourned lo meet ut the cuu ol the cnair-
iuii, who now Cdii ior a nuuung oi Hie ujnru,
nl tin) Auditor otliee oil i Biurday Jui Wild
lei I, attf o ciuck A. II. as u jkiiil-hj ol toe ut-
ui st .uipjriHuce wilt iu urougiit uetoro ttiu
uouta. . iw. ttiuu, uiiairuimi.
June St, 1363, tf IteK. plfah copy
On Saturduy ihu 4Ui uui. in town, by C. T.
duvitr, u b.dtk p.ir.iiiouiv or pocci tiojK, tun
u n iijj !-, iu I4HK O.l in. luc iiiiut-r cuu be
ut.kiicUol llit.ruwiKiiili.li by u UiM.1 p.ioii i'f
.uc eiili, ana i.i be .oirji,y renurucd by
uav.ug mo kaiiiu at in.a umve.
lit.tu.'a, Ju.iu IaiJ.
JOHN CHAPLIN'S ESTATE.
The undersigned have been duly quulilied as
ivuculi.M ot i lie lual will and leNi-UKiit
if John Chap. in, deceusod. Th.isu hIw
iiave cia.rn.t ujiuinil s.nd tkiulu are req.ieaitd ui
present I lain d.uy uiiliniuicuied l r eUiLinul,
iim niueu iiiilcnicil u luu l.s.aie uru rcqiiisitu
wj in ike puvUKiu williuut detuy.
JACO.1 1'KOCTOIt,
Ma-2S, ISiSJ. LLW IS A.MJLltouN.
Administrators Sale of Valuable Real
I state.
The un lcrsigned an Administrator with the
will annexed, of Lcin nil S. Itucker d .feus
jd by virtiiu of tliepiwcn in him ves.ed by
nid will, off -r forsalu on reasmiblu an I easy
lemw. the fo 1 iwig traetsof tsiil: One quar
ter section of well tiinucreil umj, s:tuteil vlcv
n miles fr iin Ironton on the road leadinirto
llllliuii, buiu iiu w uii.ni.i".cu uui iiiu aueu
ii. Also one iraci ot eigniy acres, in Marion
T wnship. of rich and good laml aunp ed to the
p i r poses uf agriculture said true! is unimproved
Hid adjoins the laud of Junies Corn and John
Roach.
LANTY Rl'CKER,
Executor ul L. S. Huckcr dee'd.
ADMI X1STRATO U'S NOTICE.
NOTlCK is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been opp rimed and qualified, as Adminis
trator on Hie Estate of John Patterson tale of
Lawrence County, deceased. May Ulli 1853.
UKN'J A.MIN U. NKAL A'lin'r.
Ironton House.
Corner nf Front and Railroad Srees
npposite the Depot , and Zintiguout lo th
Uteatnloat Lniin".
IRONTON OHIO.
T"! a Vl3f 0 just opened the obove well known
house of cniertainnient. lain prepared
to entertain travellers anet lioanlers.
The Ironton House is pleasantly situated af-
"online one of he finest views by way of the
river is very near to the m -st business part of
the Town, and is cotnforViDiy arranged lor the
reception of boarders and travellers, who will
be acjiTninodated with ncnl, wholemme, uiry
roi.m, so ventillated as to preserve the health
mui ensure the ciinmrt of its inm lies.
The public can rest ossured that no effjrts
will be wanting on my part to give them such
fare as will miko their stay at the Ironton
House as agreeable ss possible.
Stabling see mmi.'.ations, of the very best
quality, and coiive dent to the house havtibecn
secured m the L, very Stab'e wliere nil maybe
cciift'.n tnat their horses will be well fed and
receive the kindest attention;
J. V. ALLISCN.
June 7, 1853. tf
KOT.CE
Is herby given to all persons not to harbor or
credit my wife, Elizabeth Lambert, as she hus
left my bed and boi.rl w i noul just cause mi l I
wi.lujt be re.p ns blj lor any liability iucuir
edor debts contracted by her.
June 1-ilh 15J. ELI AS LAMRRRT.
PETER T. FARRAR'S LS ATE.
The undersigned has been du'y qualified as
Vt'm'nistraior of the Estate of I'etef T. Kurrar
deceased. Those having tlainnj(niii3t suid
estate tn rpq-ie-ted to preseui them duly nu
henticated f.r settlement, and th. sj indebted
to the es at J are requested to in ike puyraeut
without dc ay. W'M. KELLY, Adm r.
June28eh, 185L 3w
BENJAMIN THOMAS' ESTATE.
Notice m hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed ami quulilied as Adminis
trator on the I-state of tleiijamin Thomas late
of Lawrence County deceased.
JOIIXN. THOMAS.
Dated Ma 31, 1SV). Si
Attorney, Counsellor at Law, and So
liciter in Chancery,
HAS removed from Burlington tolronton 0,
and has opened an office in the Enterprise block
over Nix n snd Herry's Variety store.
His former clients will find h m ns ready and
prompt as ever to attend lo their bus.ness, and
all others who see proper :o entrust their busi
ness to his chare-e may rest assured that it will
he promptly and well attended to.
.NEW' GROCERY & FAMILY
PROVISION STORE.
A. P. KOUNS SONS
Hall's Building, Corner of Third and
Buchhorn Streets,
IRONTON OHIO.
XT
AVE just received by steamer Frank Kcel-
1JL 'n8.
iresli irom new uneans, large
stock of
8ugr, ' Molasses,
Coffee, Tee,
" Malaga Fruits, Nuts, etc.
Mackerel,
Rice,
etc. etc.
To which they nave auilca
Baeon, ' Lard, " ''
Tobacco, Cheese,
Colden Syrup, Eggs,
Candles. . Hay. Corn,
Flour,
Rlpr.
Soap,
Oats, ate.
Thev will keep a full supply of
FAMILY PROVISIONS.
Good and Frsh, which they will sell al Cia
cinnati prices and freight. They will also have
a large slock of FEED which we will keep
supplied from our farm in the country. -
They have opened for the present in Hell's
brick building on the corner of Third and Buck
horn streets, until they can build a house Urge
enough to do tbe business which they intend
doing. .
They invite the public to call and give them
trial they will be thankful for small favors
and Urgcr ones in proportion.
CT Cash paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, Eggs, But
ter, Chickens. Tarkiys, Bags, etc.
IT Farmers ahd Country Grocers ean be fur
nished by them as low as at Cincinnati. Call
aad sea them. All articles delivered at tbe
Wtatfbsart, depot. or irj Sown iT desired. :
' bontorLJaiial. 14 - -
R, E. SELLERS
VERMIFUGE.
LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK.
rs'lsrs' TsmilBge is ths best is ss. Esrs
Is ths proof.
Livkino Static, Kr., Dee. 17, 1 Slfl.
N. ft. E. Kixinaai I have trie pleiaure to
inform you. that I have used, in my practice,
your celebrated Vennifm-e with the in tit Imppy
results, 1 have formerly used Fuhm stock's,
but being persuaded tnry y iurj, 1 have fjund
it far anpruior iu every respect, snd can say,
without the fiarof contradiction, that your Ver
mifuge pommies more virtue than any I ever
used, snd m t cordially rtcinnmeud it O t'je at
tention of the puhlic. I will state a enso where
I gave one vial of your Vermifuge. Ny Iroth
era child way piniiiuBiid wasting to a luerc nkel
eton. In 3(1 hours after I gave the Vermifuge,
the e normous quantity 'of upwards of fix hun
dred worms were passed. The child, that was
given up for Inst, is now ss well as any in the
neighborhood.
AMBROSE AUNETT, X D.
Sellers' Vermifuge, (lie bttt in ths World.
OUi.i.iroi.u, Ohio, April 1, 1 846
This certifies that I have kept on hand, and
used In my practice, It. K. Kellers' VermTage,
fur the two pnst yours. I nm confident in lay
ing it has not failed, in a tingle instance, to re
lieve children and adults troubled with woimt;
in m -ny instauccs it has bronchi away lie
quantities. 1 am confident it is the best worm
medicine in use. All thnt is required t-i wive it
r.puui. jn iu any fumi y, is to give it fu i unt
il, il. V tL,.-U.N, M. U.
Po-kt Pi.fAiu.YT, Va., Oct. 4. 1917.
Mr. R. E. Ski.i.krs: Of yjur Vermifuge, I
can say without hesitation that having used it
extensively in my practicu for the lust four or
five years, 1 think it decidedly the best prepara
tion of the- Villi of which I have any kit iwicdge
although I iiuve herelofi r. used the pr.-p.nu
tionofsevctal other in.mufaetureH.
Vours, respectfully,
1). CO CO II, M. D.
OmiiAM'i Station, Ohio, ilay I5, 1419.
Mr. It. E. Kki.u.rr- 1 think il right, lor the
benefit of others, to (tale s nn; facts iu relation
to yo ir e cjllciit family medicines.
1 have me I your crinil'oge largely in my own
finni y, one vial frequently answering f r e p.-l
lingq null ties (say 10 I to 200) ol wortui lorin
mo chili'r n. 1 In.ve a so used your Liver
I' lis und t o ich Syr.ip in my furaily, and they
In Ve, in every ius.ance, produced the clTjclde
s.red.
As i am enacd, in mcrchand'siug, 1 nm nh!e
to suite that t have yet to hear of the fir t fail
uru wnere your medicines hare been ne.l iu
my sec .inn of the country. In ci.uclujiou, 1
in iv slate that they are the loe'dic.ne-s ol the day
lUIUy
Yours, respectfully,
W. II. PIXXELL.
"1 WILL NEVER 1115 W1TH0T THEM."
Sai.t.ohk, VmMii.ioN L'n,, III., May 2, lg6D,
Al. !SKi.i.KHr.- Iluvinuused viur Liver 1'ills-
Cough Syrup, and Vermifuge iu my family for
m.re thau tureo years, 1 believe 1 um justilied
in saying 1 1 the public, lhit lhey ere decidedly
Uie besi lura.ly ineiliciiies now in use. 1 win
never Oo willi'oul them, unless they cannot be
hud al any cost. In tnis section ol the country
they have saved hundreds uf dollars iu ducOr s
bills. 1 would rec jimn . nd tlm Live I I'lll.-uu
preference to any thing oLe, fir an t-ulargemcai
ol the bpleen. Yuurs, respectfully,
lExtract Itoui a letter.) JAiUi AJtl-UORE
For sulc, wholesale and retail by
MUX LEV A- UARRER.
And JUSEl'll I'. SHAW.
Ironton, June, 1853.
BOOTS & SHOES
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
rriHE subscriber wishes to inform his custo
J mers and the p iblic generally, thai he has
received un ass jrtineu1 of
L.skif.s' Gentlemen's and Giiildhen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Consisting of
Men's French Morocco Boots;
Three Quarter Roots;
Jenny Lind Doublu Sole Shoes;
Jenny Lind Slippers;
Ladies' Fancy Roots, Misses do;
Children's Shoes all s rls and sizes;
Men s congress R jots, warranted;
Roys' Roots and Shoes, at ruducd prces;
AU of which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices lor cash.
lit: hns oltinr-iwnvnd a r-hoice lot of
ceived a choice lot or
:LPHlAFJNCi1
CALFSKINS, I J'
nakc up to order, oia anrt no-
PHILADELPHIA FJN C H
C
Which he will make up
tico, in a tyle not to be excelled in Ironton or
elsewhere lor neutness and durability. All
persons iu waut of any articles in his line are
respectfully invited to call and examine his
stock befeie going elsewhere.
RICHARD 0. EVANS.
Ironton, June 11, 18J1.
And Still They Cams!
NEW ARRIVAL AT
D. II. CLARK'S
Cheap Grocery and Provision Store,
10,000 lbs ;up' r Country cured Racon,
5,000 " ' City '
100 Kegs Tar,
U.COO gal s Stone Wsre,
100 Rush. Dried Apples,
60 " " Peaches,
250 " " Beam,
100 bbls Potatoes,
50 Hales ol Hay,
S'X Uushcls Oats,
200 " Corn,
100 Bags Corn Meal,
10 Ubls pure Cider Vincjar.
Just received and fjrsule on very reasonable
terms by D. II. ULAItK.
SAVE T0TJA EXPENSES.
3,000 lbs assorted No's cotton Yam,
50 Males Ratlins'.
With a large stock of Cardie Wick, Carpet
Chain, Twins Ac. Just received from Messrs
Carle Perry it Co's faetory for whom 1 act as a
gent for the sale of the abjve named Goods
Therefore I am prepared to fill oriers at Lin
cinnati if Pittsburgh prices. I). II. CLARK.
8 AKERY 8t CONFECTIONARY.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
rilHE subscribers would inform tl.e citizens of
I Ironton, of Lawrence and the adjoining
contics that they have recntly litttHt up
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL RAKERY AND
CONFECTIONARY in the town of Ironton.
where they will be cble to supply at all times
merchants and others with cavenKas, casta aid
cask of any description, and every variety of
confectionary in any quantity to suit ptirchasrsc
All orders will be filled on mst reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice.
Attention of merchants is respectfully invited
II. 4 L. COLE.
ErnntStrceL Ironton January, 185V
LANDRETH3 Garden Seeds, Fft&SH, dt the
best in market for sale by
H. dt L. Cole.
0
RANOES and Lemons of tbe best quality
for sale by. , .' .
II. & L. COLE.
Orphans, Widows, and
Soldiers.
ALarzo amount of LAND is lua to
EACH SOLDIER, hit Widow-or
OrpMna, who angaael in tho -
TEXAS REVOLUTION.
It ean It stcursd by applying to -v."
'-- i. U. McLAIN.'?
Jrnton!Ohi,- s ;
IRONTOU IIAEKET
COKRIiCTliD TTKEKbY BY
D. H. CLAKK.
IttONTO! JAXUAnV ID5J-
OR UN. VH JLESALb. RBIAIL.
Vheat prbush.
70
Corn
46
83
CO '
40
1,60
plb lO
121
10
fl
8 a 10
"1
121
0
121
, 40
121
7
lb. 20 a 371
CO a 76
76 a 80
bi
00
4,2'
iii
bO
40
80
Oats "
FHL ITS.
Dried do pr b'.uh.
Do Peaches,
UACO.V.
Hums
hides
Khoulders
I'ork
Lard
GROCERIES.
Cofl'eu
N. U. Sugar
Loaf do
10
7
6,50
II
lOt
6
JU
!ii
71
0
N. 0. Molasses
Cheese
Kicu
Powder, pr keg
Tea V. Uynoit
Do Imnenul
prgnl
per lb
On
3,50oG,6l
do 46o 65
do
65 o U6
C4
8
4,00
30
7
34
21 a i
iO
2b a 23
. - 7
Hi
Da Gun Powd'it dj
Salt Kilt, pr bush
Flo ir . pr bbl
lluckwhcnt prewt
Com Meal, pr hush.
I'olatoes do
Fl.x seed, in
Feathers pr lb
Rags do
Heeswax do
Ginseng do
Tallow do
Uutur do
Eggs pr il i
IS a
Ciiiexens ui
1,75
White beans pr bush.
I 1,60
D. II. CLAKK,
WIIOLGSALU & UKTAIL
Commission Mercliant,
AND Pf.AI.I'.Il I.N
m as at ar ict ? -mn
TIIIUD STREET. IIIOSTOX, OHIO.
nAVIXO Just received n new end wc-ll se
lected stuck of Groceries nn.l I'rotitionis
l beg leave to tender my sincere ackn iw ledge
menu f .r the very libejul patr.mae which thi
establishment has been favored with dunng I he
past year, And rerpeclfally solicit a column
mice ol the sume. Trusting by strict attention
to business, and an earnest desire to soil the
wants ot my cuslomors, lo render satisfaction
lo all who may favor me with a cull.
Feb. 22n,l, IS5J. U. II. CLARK.
CtOMMON, fair, nnd strictly prime Sugar, in
bids, and halfbbls for sale by V. U. C.
K( Bi.. superfine family FLOl'R, warranted
()J to the purchaser lor sale, by D. 11. C.
O A"1"-"- strictly prime New Orleans and Sus
mml K-r H iusii iUuiflstes in buls utul halt uot
iii store and fur sale by L. 11. U.
1 X Sacks Mo Coffee of excellent quality for
I tj for sale by u. it. u
I Cases of superior Virginia Tobacco far
) sale by U. 11. C.
TEAS .Young Hyson, 1m-
-"i . i i ... i ... i.
prz,l& pcrtUI, umipowaer, uii.i uiuck
luua lor sale by I). H. C.
,1X Boxes Soa and Candles tut sale by
) D. 11. C
L ME AND CEMENT AGENCY.
ONE HONORED U.irrcis Louisvil.u L.iue
received to sell un ctmm.ssion by
K H. CLARK.
Pickltd cucumbers, at til c per eluz,
Soi.r Krout, 14 c per gallon.
Superior Country Molasses, V c p-.r gall.
Lned Puuipkuis for sale cheap at Uie store of
1 11 CLAKK.
SACKS W INTEL!
IF YOU have any Sacks belonging to D. II.
Clark, please return thetn as soon us Cocveiii
ent, uuJ oblige your humble Servant.
GREA T BARGAINS.
tf)00n lbs cheese received this davon cons'gn
mjtit to be sold onaccnuit of shippers
Please call sion, as I have orders to close the in
out at Cincinnati prices. . June 20th.
V. II. CLARK.
AT 0 Renins wrapping pnper rerciv?J
an.l for sale l.y D. 11- CL-UiK.
A T this establishment for Wheat, Oats, 4
J Corn, Corn Meal, Cutter & Eggs, Pork.
Chickens nnd Houey. Fenthers, Rags, Giiiscnj.'
and lliickwheat, iiid in fact all kinds of conn
try produce. U. IL CLARK.
SASH, DOOK, AND BLLND
FACTORY.
s. rt. pufiif.
T. WINl'KllS,
k. itrnn.
s. rivri-rtsi,
l. WAIT.
8. HKATV,
Ss R. BUSH, & GO.
J
Manufacturers
0? WINDOW SASH, BUNDS ca
tsrn and variety. A'.io SOOSS of all klzd
COFFINS e.
lrontont Ohio,
ir
AVINO in rnmnletn nnf-rotion varlou
kinds nf improved machinery for
PLAXIXG' MORTISING, TENANTING.
UKOOVINU, t(C.,
are prepared t execute on the shortest notice
all kinds or work in their line ol business, in
the mist workmauliko manner, and upon the
mast reasonable terms.
A 11 orders from abroad will be prompt
ly Llled, and shipped wiih care.
HANIN3 LUMBER of all descriptions will
be done on the shortest notice, and upon such
crmsns will make it Tor the interest of ULIL
UE11S and CONTRACTORS, to employ thera,
DRESSED LUMBER.
WE now have, snd will kef:,, constantly
on hand DRESSED ICMBER, both
WHITE and YELLOW P'WE, OAK, WAL-
NUT, dec. Also planed WriTiiER Bonitni.in,
and other dressed lumber of every variety and
thickness.
. 8. R. BUSH, CO.
January 2ilh, 1953. 1
"TT"E liavc on hand, and for sale, every size
l lind quality of COFFINS. Orders will
be lilted according to directions, without delay.
trrAlso on hand a good Hea isk, with a quiet
horse, and careful driver, ready for service
whenever required. -
A STEAM EN8INE
AND A SET UF
Corn Hill Stones
'KTaXJnL NliLaTaH3
THE Undersigned having lately purchased
a large engine, in order to attach to their
establishment a - FLOORING MACHINE,
snd other varieties of nets HweAinrry, now ofTer
to sell for cash, or for good business paper, a
Ittata Saffiaa, which has been in use only a
bout one year. - The cylinder ia Si inches la
dianvter, with twenty inch stroke. ' ' ' .-
Suited to tha Engine ia a good sound Boiler,
which we will sell. . '
' Also a set of Con XIU Itenss.
ARUaUi BUSH, k Ca "
t-.;-!5..f:-v: w - v-" ; '- ;
; ' ' ; " " f'.'
-.r. clark. Tticmus itiestx.
CLAHK & RUBSEIX,.
GROCERS,
AND DEAIKEI IV ;
ALL KIXDS OF tCUSTRl POnDtCE.
17 JE5KIH 8 BLOCK Ironton Ohio,.CS
Carle ft Snsis'l having opened their new
wholesale and retail grocery more, in Jenkin s
lllock second st, invite the cilir.eus of Ironum
and aurr.u udin g cou nl ry to cxntni ne their sloe k.
WE have just received and offer for sale,
80 sacks superior Rio coffee;
AO barrels superior plantation Molnsses;
26 do sugar house do;
HViftiercts fresh Rice iu store oud for sale by
CLARK BUHSKLL.
SOAP AND CANDLliS.
riXTY boxes extra palm soap i
60 d sniniiier ciiidles Just received and
for sale by
CLARK ItrSNF.I.L.
FIFTY boe assorted c.iliJics, Just received
and for silo by
CLARK k ni SSr.LL.
POTATO hS.
HUNDEED barrels of whi'.e Mesliannocks,
store and for sale by
CLARK Ik rtrssEi.L
111
TWENTY l.alf chcts cunpiwdcr, imperial,
and Y II teas in store and" fur Male by
CLARK & RTSSUI.I..
TEN barrels crushed sugar in store and for f-ole
l y CLARK ic RUSSELL.
SUPER FIN K FLOUR.
HUNDRED barrels ctra fine Flour in store and
!r Suit- I.y CLARK Rl'PRIXL.
OATS AND CORN.
OX hand and fur sale by
CI.ATtK k ni'PS'O.L.
FI'TY barrels dried Apples;
2) do dried peaches in store and for sale
lv CLARK Ic rtl-'SSLLL.
SU3AR cured llnm.i, an extra article;
do do llue-f, do do
20,0(111 lbs. good country cured Bacon,
in store and for sale by
CntrtK tt RCmRLU
WHEAT, Rran ami. Midlines, for sgle by
CI. AUK k HLSSLI.T..
STORE WARE, 10,0 0 gsllons stone ware for
.sale by
CLARK & RUSSELL.
C13ABS, 10,000 superior half Spanis'i Cigars
for sale by
CLARK St Rl'SSCLL.
T01JACCO.
A Full snd fr-Mlisnpiity of Vs. Tobaeo, in store
and for sulc by
Ct.ATtlC & Rl'SSr.LL.
FSX3S BO TIES (ut sale by
CLARK RUSSELL.
CASH rmid by CLARK and RUSSELL for al)
kinds uf country Produce.
WE intend keeping a full supply on hand of o,i
kinds of fiMCenes and Produce, snd will sell
us low as any other house in Ironton.
CLAUtv ft UUSiSLL.
Ironton, May -1, 1353.
M0XLE7 & BARBEU,
WHOLESALE Si RETAIL DEALERS,
-jml 1M Drills Chemicals, Medicines,
m09 Pninfa Hits Vnrn'.elii-a Tnrnpnlin.
Dye SttilT-t. Window Glass Glnss
ware. Snuff. Tobacco Ciears, Spi
ced. Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Stationary lilank liooks, etc,
Have just received, and will keep constant
ly on hand . a lame and well selected assort.
ment nf the pbovc article's, and all others usu-
nllv kept in Drugstores, winch they will sell
at the lowest cash prices. Every article sold
by us is warranted lo b; pure, Tresh and genu
ine. Pnriicular title iitiou will be paid to tilliin;
I'liysiciuns orders, and putting up presciiptious,
family ci.mp inmls, and ireparulioiu of all
kinds. We invite those wishing articles in our
line, to call, as tire feel assured that wo can
mukc it to their interest to purchase of us.
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICI ES,
SOLI) BY MllXLEY k BARBER
Hall s Rnls.m for the Lungs.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Rogers Syr.ip of Liverwort and Tar.
Seller's Pills, Cough Syrup and VermitutfO.
Jayne's Sanative Pills Ague .Pills, Tuinc
Vermifuge, Alterative, Expeclnruut. Curuiiuu
tiv-K Un sum, II.nr Tonic .-.ud Hair Dye.
W s ar s U4lsam of Wild Cherry .
(iuysolt s Yellow Dock and Sudparilla.
Tutvusend s Sarsapnrilla.
Osgood s India cholugogiie.
Oxygenated Hitters, a sure cure for Dyspepsia
Terry Uuvis 1 am Killer,
Dal ley s I'uin Extractor.
Mc A lister s Oiuiim-nt and Sola) Tincture.
McLane s celebrated Pills aui Vermifuge.
Railway's Ready Relief.
Gregory s Instnu I cure of Pain.
Christie's fiaivauic Relts, Necklaces, Brace
lets, und Magnetic Fluid.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. .
Urandrolh's VejetabU Universal Pills.
Wright s Indian Vegetable Pills.
Urag s Sugar Coated Ami Uillious Pills.
Kiinitrs Sugar Coated Pills.
Farre-ll's .Irubiau Liniinent.
John Bull's Improved Syrup of Sarsnparilla.
Howe'sSliakerSarsaparillu and Cough Candy
Ilolllaud s U.-rm.ui Hitters
Weaver's Cank.r and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Smith's I'ouic Syrup, for Fever and Ague.
Ruite r 3 Nerve and Hone Liniment.
barrel's Indian Liniment.
Rate's Nerve ami Roue Liniment,
Shennnn's Poor Mans Plaster.
Hay s Liniment fjr the Piles.
Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mcintosh's Halsmnof Indian Souaw Root.
liJi-ry c irdml, for Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
ilutchin's Dy.pe-psia Hitters.
Urael'euberg 1'iiu, Sarsuiarilla snd Cliil
drens Panacea.
Durkie's Green Mountain Ointment.
llibbard's Family Pills and Circassian Balm.
Ilolloway's ToiucUilters and Extract uf Ja
maica (linger.
Shepherd's Sarsaparills.
Row'and's Telegraph Pills, Tome Mixture
and Syrup of Blackberry Rool.
Baker's fain Panacea.
Power s Plasters, a new nnd superior article.
Vuugnaii's Miiioniripiic .Mixture. :
Jaeksjn's Pills and Expectorant.
Urant's Pul. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
11 jlllaud's celebrated Tar Ointment.
Strickland's Hills.
Murray's Fluid Magnesia. . '.
Stousi's Infant Drops.
Griffith's Magnetic I'ain Extractor.
Steer's Opodiidoo.
.. Merrill's Black Salve.
Sorce's Ohio Liniment.
Vsughau and Peterson's Rise UnimcnU .
Salter s Unueiig Panacea. ; .
Sovereign Balm Pills. '
Tiionipsou's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner s Balsam for Diarrhoea at Dysentery
Turner's Aintr.cuu Riieuinulio Bauum.
Tidd's Halm of Lite for Consumption.
Connell s Pain Extiaetor.
Shaker s Genuine Extract ofSarsaparilla.
Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support
ers, Inhaling Tube.-, and all ais valusbla Fami
ly Medicines. - .--f ?
RenaeU s Plant and R ot Pills.
Fahneetuck's Vermifuge.
LeKoy Vegetable PilU. t Q
Btautiope's Cholagogue Pills. ,.
Gardner s Linim-'iu. : ' ' , , ,'-
Blake a Sarativa Lire Pills. ' .'
Bryan's Pmmmic Wafers. ' ' '"' ' ' '
Houghton s Pepsin, tha true Digestiva Fluid,
and. many other artielcatooaarueroufttav-par-tioularoto,
but not too unimportant to aarit at.
triwavCall aad uy taeu. .
D. Ml'nDOCIt. H. 0. tWl-U
, WHOLESALE GKOCERfcf. " ; ;
Commission Ilerchantx
ANU DKALKIW IN AIX KINDS Of COl'NTBY
Mnr.lock'1 Biillilliif Third (Nml, 1R0WTO5 Ohio.
mTUKa WloVTED. . "
WE will nay the highest market frioe Irt
cosh for good new Feathers, ''',,
Ml'SIMCK & HotMIKSt.
POTATOES. ' ;-
I V-RUt. of PoUtoLs just reciivcTsn
IVJv forsulety ..... M. 4,. U. ,
WHITE nKANS;-"- .
S BLS. of first rate White" Bt ss jat recri
fj4 sud for sale. by : v ,. ;M,fcllt
VINEGAR. : ,
Vgood srtirlc of Vinegar in slow al f al
by M.fcR.
Ml'RDOCK nnd RODRF.Rfl pay eah fur all
kintlsof country ppjdiico ' v
- KANAWHA SALT.? '
0
X hand sud for sale by ' ' M.
. & It
BUTTER smo EGGS.
JUST n-ceived from the country, at
M.AR.
WANTED.
IRESII Butter, E-gs, Ccrn, Corn M.al,0ols
1 Wheat, Dried Apples, Flax Seed, Clin
king, Maple Sugar, Chickens, 4(0., dte., for
which we Kill pay the hightct market price in
cash. MLRDOCK dr. UODOsiKS.
OZ CaKt 01 J Virginia Leaf ToUceo in not
X) an-: lor sale by . 21.4r.lt.
4 FULL snd Fresh sui-ply of all tmds
1 to, Just rcccivcel ly
QUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES
m . ......
H. K.
and 8YRIP
M. 4 R i.
O a lirst rate urucle, al
1f frr Half Spanish Cirr,
iV,UL.U V, rushes.
10,000 Havoiinas aborted, snd of fine quality
fjrsule by - A K.
K "V Boxes Nn. 1 SOAP,
fJJ 60 do CASDLE8, at Cincinnati prt-
Ces, lor sale by M. 4i K.
I f Roxi.-s TOBACCO, the Natural Lest;
iJ fur sale Ly M. & tt.
I iTv B.igs extra prime Jti'e Cofftt for sale
1UU Meaoova dr. Hoimkas.
7 K Bbls, best Plontntion Mohoott, on band
() and for tale low by M, & R,
SNb
by
XE HUNDRED and f.ftybbls of the best
brands of icamilo Flour, m stoie anil lor
JlUSUOVK SiOpOLa.
r"PEX hbds of Orleans Scgarj
I 100 Ubls do fr m rah to prime, Just reoctv
claud for sale al Cincinnati rules, by
Hvaoovs; tt Koaotas,
TTEXTY Uls Prime Carolina Rice, far sale
by Murbock tt RoDcaas.
DRIED APPLES snd Peaches dn band and
for sale by Mianoua ot Rooaass.
7"HITE Fish, Lake Trout, and No. I Mesi
ilaekttul lor sale ai
Mcrdock tt Roaccas.
POWDER AGENCY.
HAVINO secured an agency front the "Hs.
ard Rowdcr co," we nre prepared to rill orders
for every description of Powder at Cisciunati
prices.
We have now on band
26 kets Blasting powder, F F and f Fr
10 do Kentucky lliile do F F V O.
6 half do do do do
6 quarter do do do del
6 do Deer do do Deer.
C half do do do do
One case Ky. Ride do K R P.
One box Fuse.
Mcsdock & Ropotas.
iYL Unit ot eountry JBODUCB.
EXTRA INDUCEHEirrS
To TrnJe with Bistion & Pcrlct.
HAVING decided upon remiining perms,
nently iu IRONTON, we have just replenished
our stock by purchases direct from the Eastern
Manufacturers with the most perfect and com
plete assortment of Bot and Shot ever offer
ed fjr sale in this market. Our stock is unri
valled for Ei.KOANt-e and vasibtt, and we have
made arrangements by which we shall reeeiva
SJ Fresh Supplies Monthly tl direct fromthw
East, so thai persons purchasing of us wiR have
to pay one prolil less than to fcay of these who
make their purchases in Cincinnati. '
As heretofore, we continue the manufacture,
of every variety of boots nnd shoes ourselves
and consequently can furnish either Custom or
Eastern work on a little the most reasonable
terms of any establishment in this entire region
Country Merchants and Furnace men five
us a call und we will supply you
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
with any and every thing in our line, at prices
that you cau but acknowledge cheap tkt
chepett. U BISHOP.
MCPLULEY,
May 27th 1851. ly
EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison and Massie,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.
CW, HIGGINS has opened the above well
.known House, and is now prepared to ne
commnlato TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS
either by day or week. The bouse is pleasant,
ly situated upon the bank of the river, and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort of board
ers and travellers. " Boarders can be accomoda
ted with neat and comfortable rooms, whieb
are so arrauged as to c mduce to tho health of
thepers ius occupvingthe same, being large and
airv, snd tho emir; house well ventilated al
together the best house in Portsmouth for hotel '
purposes. . J
Stabling of convenient nature has been pro
vided, sufilcient for 35 horses. He has also an
srrangement with the City Livery Stable b
which he can furnish horses, saddles, buggic
Baggage conveyed to snd from the depot and
river free; of charge. ul -.. .
No 4 Buckeye Block, Front Streets
; ... -.,.... . ... A
PURCHASERS will find at ray store a largs
snd o nplete assortment olMitcellmeout, aim
Medical, Clatoieal cni antmon SchU Book,
Together with a- full stock of Staple and fancy
STATIONARY.
A m jmcuts reflection will convince my oa
that 1 can offer inducements to Book buret
fully equal loiCinciunatti or any other point in
this region. I buy ia tbe same siarkew tat rail
adeiphia anu New son wiia ton, miiw
expenses of conducting business is not oa
fourth in PorUm juth what it ia ia tha larger tit
ties, aad which the buyer has to pay ia Um and.
The difference in time, the cost of transportaJ
lion, with the advantage of proemiuK insssa-t
quautities, makes it mare eonoicAaa watt :
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