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IEONTON MARKET
CORRECTED IfBKKLY DV
D. II. CLARK.
I RONTON HKPTESlilKO 10).
.CRtlN.
WHOLEaALBBETAtt.
ll
40
40
1.00
1,60
8
Yheat pi buih,
Corn "
Oatn
FRUITS.
Dried Apples
Do Peaches
BACONt
Bidet
Shoulders
Pork
Hams
Sugar cured Csnvassed Hems
Lord -
Coffee 121 a 13
N. O. Sugar 6 a n
Loaf do 101
N. O. Molasses nr (al 27
Cheese per lb 01
.Rice do 61
l'owder, nr keg 8,60 a 0, lb,
Tcu Y. Hyson do 4565
Do Imperial do 6Sfi&
Do Gun Powder do f6
-Knit Kail, prbush 4ft
Flo'ir pr bid 6,80
Corn Meal, pr buih. CO
Flax teed, do CO
Feathers pr lb 37
Jtaga . do 51 J
ttceswax do 20
Ginseng do 26 a 28
flutter do 16
Eggs i P'doa 10
Cliickena do 1,26
46
1.40
2,C0
14
7 a 81
Vli
in
121
61
20 a 37
CO a 76
75 a 80
85
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so
ISoTO,
15
1.60
TOM1 IHA3 WSt&
WANTED IN IR0NT0N.
THE subscriber bus set up ashepen Vml st
opposite the (ronton Rolling Mill, where he in-
lemis 10 no ail Kiim ui
COPPER and SHEET IRON WORK,
IS AIL IIS VABIOITS BRANCHES
And be hopes that the citizens of (ronton oud
the surroundine country will Rive him a liberal
shire of their patronage. Ily g'od ultentinn
and lone experience he is sure that he con
Dlesse all nersons that call on him in his line
Such as Boiler making, Blow pipe; for Furnaces
ind every variety of articles made from sheet
aron.
Also. COPPER SMITHING done to order,
nd in the best of style, as cheap as can be done
in Cincinnati or any where else.
D.J. THOMAS.
I ronton, Sept. 13, 1853,
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY
Of our own manufacture of axes fur sale, at
our manufactory on
Third Street Ironton Ohio.
Furnace men and others wishing to purchase
good axes will do well to call on us, as we are
prrpared to fill all orders with the
Bast qua'.lty of Axes ever offered for sa'.o in
this market, at
BIEiDHJCH) 1KE2US3.
.Ross & Pickor, No 10 ond 17 East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, nnd Duke &
Kingsbury lrontun Ohio, uro Agents fo
the sale of the above Axes.
SCOTT, BHOTHER & CO
IaosTON, July 6, 1S53. tl
BOOT AND SHOE
RICHARD 0.
Coiner of Third & Lawrence Streets
mmwsx. mm
Tflhankful for past favors, would inform h
I customers, nnd the public. Hint he is still
etnraeeil in the maiiuraelurc ol uuuia A.
KIIOKS at his old stand, lie has now in
employ, and engaged, several most excellent
workmen, and is confident that he can furnish
his customers with as workmanlike ana uurauli
boots and shoes, as can bo purchased else
where. Particular attention will be given to
FN BOOTS.
Repairing done neatly, at slior nol ice.
NEWGliOCllY & FAM HA
PROVISION STORE.
A. P. KOUNS & SONS
Centre Building in the New Block
Corner of Second and Rail Road St
IB0HTUM uhiu.
TTAVE lust received by steamer Frank Keel
JLX 'nK ffcs'' from Nuw Orleans, a large
clock of
Sugar, Molasses, Mackerel,
Coffee, Tea, Ilicc,
Malaga Fruits, Nuts, etc. cto. etc.
To which they have added
Ilacon, - Lard, Flour,
Tobacco, Cheese, Butter,
Colden Syrup, Eggs, Soap,
Candles, Hoy, Corn, Oats, etc.
They will keep a full supply of
FAMILY PROVISIONS,
Good and Frsh, which they will sell at Ci
cinnati prices and freight. They will also have
a large stock of FEED which we will keep
supplied from our farm in the country.
Thev have opened for the present in Hall
brick building on the corner of Third and Buck
horn streets, until they can build a house larei
enough to do the business which they intend
doing.
They invite the public to call and give them
a trial they will be thankful for (mall favors
and larger ones in proportion.
07 Cash paid for Hay, Com, Oats, Eggs, But
ter, Chickens. Turkeys, Rags, etc.
DFarmers and Country Grocers can be fur
nished by them as low as at Cincinnati. Call
and see them. All articles delivered at the
wharf boat, depot, 'or in town if desired.
Ironton, Dec 13, 1853.
New Cheap Grocery,
LATE OF C1NCINATI.
Saving XstabUshsl a Qroeery on Lawrence
It, aetwssst Sri. and 4tiu
IRONTON, OHIO.
TYTOULD inform the citizcns'of Ironton and
ff the surrounding country, that having
the advantage of a connection with another es
tablishment in Cincinnati, from which they ure
receiving constant supplies, they will sell any
thing in their line, upon the fairest terms oiler-
en in me market. Teas, couec, sugar, spices,
Family provision, pork, hams, butter, lard. Veg
etable, In short a general variety of all the
nicies usuauy aepi in a uroct ry.
WILLOW baskets, forsale bv.
J.CRONANdtSONS.
FLOUR. superfine Article, warranted to
the purchaser always on hand by
- P. MURPHY,
it. u . s i; 1 1, k B
VERMIFUGE.
LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK.
tallara' VermlfuM li tat bast la use. Hiai
ii tbt proof.
Livkino Station, Kv Dec. 17, 1816.
Ufa. H. E. SrLi.Kst 1 have the pleasure to
inform you, that 1 have used, in my practice,
your celebrated Vermifuge with the must happy
results. I have formerly used Fahncstock's,
but being persuaded to try yours, 1 have found
it for itiprtior in every respect, and can say,
without the fear of contradiction, that your Ver
mifuge possesses more virtue than any 1 cvei
useu, aim most cordially rccoramenu ii u mc ai-
ution of the puiilio. 1 win stale a rose wncrc
cave one vial of vour Vermifuge. My broth
ers child was piuintrnud wasting to a mure skel
eton. In 30 hours after 1 govt- the Vermifuge,
the enormous quantity of upwards of six hun
dred worms were passed. The child, that was
given up for lost, is now as well a any in the
neighborhood. ,
AAJUKUHli A KIN til, ill. V.
Sellers' Ycrmifugc,thele$tinthe World.
(Jai.i.M'oi.ik. Uiiio. April 1, 1810
This certifies that I have kept on hnnd, and
used in my practice, It. E. Sellers' Vermifuge,
fur tl.e two post years. 1 am confident in say
mi! it ins not tailed, in a auntie instance, u re
lieve children and adults troubled with worm J;
in many instances it has brought nway large
quantities, lam conlident it is the best worm
medicine in use. All thai is required to give u
reputation in any family, is to give it n lair triul.
K. 11. WlLSUiN, ai. it.
Point Pi.kisaxt. Vo.. Oct. 4. 1817.-
Mr. R. E. Sku.kss: Of vour Vermifuge, 1
can say without hesitation thai having useu n
extensively in my practice for ihe lust four or
five Venn. 1 think it decidedly the best prepara
lion uftht- kind of whit h I have any knowledge
although 1 have htrttolorc used the prepara
lion of Severn 1 other manufacturers.
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS F0K TAXES.
T JAMES fi. TERRV. Auditor of the County of Lawrence, State of Ohio, hero-
J. by certify the following to bo a correct list of lands and town lots in mid
county, which were returned delinquent by (ha Treasurer of laid county, for the
non-payment of taxes thereon, for the year 1852; and upon which the taxes of said
var amnio atlll unnaid. to the taxes uoon which for said year are added, the pen
ally and Interest prescribed fcy law, together with the simple taxes for tho year
1863.
1501
50 i
Yours, ricn.-clfully,
D. COUGH. M. D.
mot m$wm&
Graham's Station, Ohio, May SS, 1319.
Mr. It. E. Stxi.Kns I think it right, for the
benefit of others, tostntc sime facts in relation
to your excellent family inediciuej.
I have used your 'fnniliigc Inri-ely in my own
family, one viol Ireiiiicnlly nnswering icr expel
lini! quantities (soy 100 to V 0) of worms form
iwo children. 1 have nlto used your Liver
Pills nnd Cough Syrup in my family, and they
hnve, in every instance, produced the effect dc
sired.
As i am enj-aral, in merchandisiiiL', 1 nm able
to state that 1 hnve yet to hear of the f.r.st fail
ure where your medicines have been used in
mv section ol I ho country, in conclusion
may slate that they are the medicines of the day
and are destined to have a very extensive popu
inriiy.
our, rcspectrnlly,
W. II. PINMEI.L.
"I WILL NRVF.ll BE WITIIOT THEM."
Sai.t;ork, Vkiuiii.ion Co., Ii.i,.. May 2. Is50,
Mb. Ski.i.kiik.- Ilaviiiirustd vour Liver Fills
Cough Syrup, nnd Verniifuec in my family lor
m ire llinu three yenrx, i believe 1 am instilled
in saying i I lie piinne, llii't ihey are decidedl
the nest immly inedmnes now in use. I wi
never lie without them, unless they cannot be
had at uny cost. In thisseulinn of the countyr
Ihey hnvo saved hundreds of dollars in doctor's
bills. I would recommend the Liver 1'illsin
preference to any tiling else, furnn enlargement
of the Spleen. Yours, reipealfully
t Extract Iroiu a letter. J JAMES iSHMORE
For sole, wholesale nnd retuil bv
MUXLEY BARBER.
And JOSEl'll I'. SHAW,
Ironton, June, ISjJ.
Saleratns.
iA D.nnKt.s pure article, for sale low by
m,' Oakkm f( Hi smitK,
mar'Jl No. 1, Buekeye llluck.
RAISINS.
nXSM. II.. besttiunlitv:
60 l,f bxsdu do do
Fur sale nl No. 1, Buckeye Block, by
murJl Oakks tj Uuskiiik.
BROOMS.
i)f DOZEX, all grades, lor sale low by
JLK)J t Oakks Jjf BrsKinK,
mur2) No. l: Uuekcyo Ulon k
f! Axni.T.s nn.i sn P
BOXES summer Candles;
60 do I'ulin Soap:
0 do Fancy .Simp:
10 do Star Candles;
lOhflnsdj do
'JO r bxs da d
All of the Lest quality, for sale low by
Oakks Jjf Btsainu,
martl No. 1, Buckeye Block.
MOLASSES.
Q(f Barrels Plantation.
OUU 2" hf bbls do;
100 bblsS. II. do;
On band and to arrive, for sale at lowes
Oakks UuSKIttK,
martl No. 1, Buckeye block. Front st.
PRIME COFFEE.
rfi Baos prime Coffee on hand and to
t) v-J Vf arrive, for sale low by
mar 21 Oakf.s Sg Buskirk.
I) ICE AO Tierces on hand and for sale by
, mar21 Oakks i- BesKiiiK.
FOR FAMILY USE.
Ilhds strictly choice very line s iga r
bought expressly for packing forfam
lie's, fur sale in quantities to suit, by
mar21 uauks uuhkiiik.
No 4 Buckeye Block, Front Street,
iPMTsmiDM'iFi mm.
PURCHASERS will find nt my store a larg
and complete assortment ol Mi'.cc.'nucouj, Mais
Medical, Clastical end aommon School) Uookt,
Toirether with a full stock of Staple and fancy
STATIONARY.
A mjnuuts reduction will convince ny one
that 1 can offer inducements to Book buyers
fully equal totCiiiciiiiiatti or any other pjiut in
this rvgiun. I buy in tiiusnmc.MarKeis in 1'lul
adelphia and New York with them, whilst the
expenses of conducting business is not one
fourth in Portsmouth what it is in the larger cit
ies, and which the buyer has to pay in the end
Thu difference in time, the cost of transpjrtu
tion, with the advantage of procuring in smal
quantities, makes it more economical as well a
more expeditious lo purchase of me.
In connexion with my store 1 have a large
Book Bindery,
Where BLANK BOOKS of any size or style
of Ruling nnd oduperior quality may be obtain
ed at thu shortest notice. Magazines, News
papers drc, Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup
plied at the very lowest rales, in large and small
quantities. 1 shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they shall be
filled promptly.
JA'S STEPHEN?! V.
Book seller and Slotione No. 4 F Vikey
Block Front street, I'ortsmouthOhio.
25
. i'UllISS'S -
MOBSTER ORCHESTRA.
Wherever Jullien's name is known, the
"Katv Did t'olka" has on unrivalled
popularity. - There have been mora copies of
this piece sold, for the short time it has been
IMUCu, loan any uinvr uiuaicm uumpusiuon ev
er published in .America. Christy's "the Oth
er Side of Jordan," though it has not -equalled
in umbers the sale of the "KatyDid," yet the
demand for it is great, and it is driving out ofl
market tne many apunoui copies uurpuniug uj
be sung by Christy's Minstrel's. Ask for Chris
ty's "The Other Bide of Jordan." It has an il
lustrated title, and portrait of Eirle 11 Pierce,
in costume. All others are spurious. Christy's
new songs, "Old Times Come Again," by Qfas.
Converse, "Sally Primer" and "Julius from
Ktittcky' are baring a glorious tun. They
r'-atlysani to crowded audiences, and are.
t JaJlr sought after. WM. HALL oi 80S,
TBadwa. ew fork. ' ' j ; . .
CABINET WARE ROOMS
GILIEN BROTHER
Corner of Lawrence and Third
Streets.
A UE constantly receiving large additions to
ii ineit iiocs oi r urnttur$ ana vairt oi ev
ery style.
Also Wood and Willow ware, Buckets Tubs,
urns, Wash boarrls. Wood Bnwli. Measures.
t Llhes Pins, Fasiils. Suellm. M.rkrt Rusketa.
Clothes Baskeu. Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
and Willow Chairs; Mots, Cotton and Husk
Maltrasses, Mats. Cords. Cota. Clnckn.
Brushes, Looking Qlaases, and in fact everthing
in the house furnishing line; all of which will
be sold as low as they can b purchased from
Portsmouth or Cincinnati. . We are also agents
or in awe w nunawna oaiu April in loot.
SACKS PRIME R1Q COfF,ea kaad
r. Ji.
424
489
41
414
423
4 9
4 25
314
313
3 30
324
3 30
3 30
3I 7
i 7
3,18
318
318
318
320
324
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17
16
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16
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16
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10
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322
OWNERS NAMES. IR'T.lS.
No 1 Aid.
Amlro, John
BairJ, Samuel
Baity, John
Cumpston, Joseph
Dowler, John
Griffith, Andrew
Same
Humphries, G.
McCartney, John
Oliver, John
Pnyion, William
MAnion Town Lots.
Dnvi'Uun, James
No 2, Decatur.
Campbell, Ellison & Co.
Same
Same
Dcvaclit, Joseph
Powell, Cader
Same
Steece, Woolrow, & Co.
Sume '
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Wiseman, Samuel
No 3, Elizabeth.
Fitzer, John
No 4, Fayette.
Shipley, Elijah
Ci'ri.isoton Town Lots.
. Johnson, Gabriel
Shu to, Jnmes
No 5, Lawrence.
Chrisiain, David
Johnson, William
Same
McKinuey, John
Morris, James
Mntncy, John
Pcmblcton, George
Sume
Webb, Alfre.1
Webb, Jnmes
No. 6, Mason.
Brumfielil, John
Same
Brumfielil, Jnmes 21
Urumflelil, John 2d
Bruinlield. Snrtin Jr.
Builcy, Hobert
Snmo
Brumficld, George
liiadisliuw, Rnchcl
Gillmore, Samuel
- Sume
Hysell, Ramsey
James, Henry
Kin?, Alexander
Masscy, Levi
Mo rut no, Jnmes
Sutherlnnd, D C
Shuniutc, John
Sampson, William
Sa fiord, Samuel
Smith, John S W
No 1 Perry.
Chatficld, Seth
Crecly, Win's hir
Pilgrim, Henry
Same
No. 8, Some.
Bartrum, Vm P
Samo
Same
Bnker, Eliza A
Carter, Bcnj heirs
Cnrr, Sumiiel
Hall, D Win'
llendcrsun, Junics
Robinson, David
Ili fife le, Georjo
Sutherlnn I, J J
MtLLKiisPonr Town Lots
Collins, A M
Some
Same
Same
Same
Monnilian, Ann
Pain, Jams
Stanley, T R
No. 0, Symms.
Allen, John
Gardner, Dililbh
Same
Howell, DaviJ
Nellson, J M
Powers, John
- - Same
Same
Samo
Ro Jenbaunh S W
No lo, Upper.
Broom, Jane
Ules, Isaac
Same
McDonald, James
Sparling, G W
Hanoino Rock
Bolu.i, Thomas
Carnahan, James
Dillon, Davis
Hudson, Johnson
Jones, David
Irontoh Towh Lots
Andemon, John
Campbell, John
Crawford, Hush
Cassey, John T
Dillon, Davis
Dougherty, Charles
Hollingsworth, John
Jenkins, J D
Same
KidJ.JK
Leot, R.ilph
Langshore, T J
McConnell, Samuel
Same
Sloat, John
Shenk, Joseph
Shore, George
Serott, Peter
Welch, G G
Wood & Andre
East Irohton
Barnett, E S
Killpawick, Samuel
Same
Samo
Mapes Charlen
Sweeny, John
Shea ler, Michael "
Tielmati, Charles
Ward, John
Same
Whiton.WmH
Town or Wist IaonTOir
Cole, SDdtlf
Golden, Wm
DESCRIPTION.
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17 5 3
17 533
17 519
17 51C
17 5 9
17 5 9
17 5 4
17 5 24
17 5 2
18 1 2
18 111
18 1 2
18 1 3
18 133
Fraction
Froction
PSW SE
SE SE
1st Lot S
i ofl283
WJof 1282
1209
722
1310
1280
1285
1292
N W SE
Fraction
No. of Lots
10
47
48
49
50
43
57
28
Part Lot 5
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35
100
100
54
92
Acr's. Value Tex!
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87 60. 1 8l 7
40 00 1 6q'1
45 85 2 28'0
45 .00 l 68;i
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80 237 0 2C
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40 00 l! 77 3
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178 J 24 9
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40 60 1 2c 5
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40 50 l 2f 5
40 60 1 2f 5
40 120 3 ot 4
67 72 1 86 0
68 73 1 8C 0
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80 100 2 57 o
100 200 6 14 0
100 200 A 14 0
80 100 2 5" 0
80 320 8 22 4
80 008 15 20 0
41 00 ' l' 530
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Part
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44
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44
358
72
101
229
100
291
148
82
83
106
230
140
314
313
157
300
475
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292
76 Part
63
37
38
39
84
58
31
5
10
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20
II
41
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43
43
43
44
43
23
43
43
43
44
83
87
42
42
42
42
42
42
41
42
42
42
42
42
20
84
42
42
82
42
42
1
19
20
20
30
85
85
100
100
160
100
100
40
40
33
80
44
44
42
43
43
43
42
42
42
40
82
40
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237
119
200
142
101
180
123
120
54
54
125
150
285
133
144
152
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80
75
75
47
133
85
100
100
40
152
152
109 1
100
100
70
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287
55
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950
100
190
380
1425
152
201
285
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24
24
24
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142
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112
65
60
49
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123
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Hoinobuckor, Joshua
- Soma
Hnncv, D '
Jones, Edward J
Lyouns, WE
Merill, J M
McGowen
Kiggs, Charles
Hoilgers, Rodger
tio. 11. union.
Dodhon, Alfred
1' orris John s heirs
Ferris, Anderson
Hullock, Lewis
Morrison, LD '
Millsled, Morten
tuino
Pelers, Soldcn
Pieman, Wi'liam
Thompson, Michael
aume
No. 1?. .Vlndsor.
Burgece, Jnmes
Cnmp, J M
aerao
Davidson. Jnmes
Dumpsey. & Co.
Lories Lliarle Heirs
Same
Same
Samo
Martin, Welcome heirs
Same
Singer, Clark
Sowar.lt, G W
Willis Grreuberrv
No. 13, Washington.
Adams, Aluxnn ler
Allen, John M
Cnmp, J unit's M
Dnvis, Evens
Phillips, John
Peters, John 6t Co
Sumo
Same
Woods, Hugh
Notice is hereby itiven, that the uholo of the several trnrls of land and tow
lots in the foregoing list contained, or so much thereof us will be necessary 10 pay
the taxor, interest nnd penalty charged thereon, will bo sold nt '.lie Court House
I in said county of Lawrence, on the second Monday in January 1804, by th
Treasurer of said county, unless said taxes, interest and penalty be paid before
that lime.
U.S. CLOTlllNO SXOE3.
FALL & VUTEu '
L0 THING I!
AuDiTon's Office
Ironton, Nov. 28th, 1853.
Sale of Real Estate.
LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT.
Dnvid White Adm'rof Klias
McLane ilec'il vs
Fllrn Mi l nnf wlftmv! find Thrmas
Farlcv nnd June S. Kiirley liis wife, Petition
f lirm.rlv June K. Mcl.ane:! James to Sell
D. Mi'Laiic: Aim C . Mc-Lanr; Km- f Lunds.
ma C. McLnnej and Charles Mc-
Lone liidint:! Heirs 11 1 law uf Elins
McLnue ilt-ctait-J and Timolhy It.
Siiiiili'V MorlL'SL'tc.
On tlie'JOlli ilny orueetraucr A. l. 101.1, ni
one o'clock in the afleriinoii, and on the pn in-
iscs, in the town of Jlillersport in L.nv-nce
eoiiiitytHiio; will be sold lo the hipliest bidder
elenr of Uowcr the following Ileal Estate as the
prnpcrly uf Elins McLnno deceased, to-wil;
Lot nuu.bcr twenty-five f.'O with a DwWliiig
l.ouse thurenn; appraised lo the sum of one
hundred nnd thirty-live dollnrs, 3135,00: also
I n! niiinVi r tw, nlv-four 1241 nimrnised to the
sum uf sixt, -three dollars 1.883. 0UJ both snid lots
urea part ol; and situate in the town ol Jiuiera
pnrl Terms of sale are, one tuird iu hand, one
third in Bin months; and the residue in twelve
I months with interest; secured Wy JIorlgn.e on
lhc premises sold -4 ml notice is also iiereuy
given, lo Hie ounve nameu ueiciiiianis; imu "
JAMES C. TERRY,
j At'niTon, Lawrence Co.
BIRL1CT0 ACADEMY.
TH2 Trustees of this Imlitution take p'ons
tuein annoiiiiciiis; to the public that tliey hnv;
fitted up aniple.ccuninodious and plrnsnnt rooms
lor the ush of the school; and have secured the
services of Mr. J. L. Whitney, an experienced
and nr cotiiili; .'ict! teacher as principttl.
Instruction willbcKiveii in all bruiiclics of
education usually taught in Acailemifs.
The full term of the school will commence
on Monday the 3rd doy of Uctlober next.
TKlt.Mh; 3 per qiiiitur for the oommnn
liMiichev; H lor the more advanced; So for the
luutiuages and higher mutheiunlics.
Good board can be obtuiutd lu the village,
at reasonable prices.
C. HALL, President.
Burlington, Ohio, Sept. l'J, Mi.
HUE AT!! VTUEATJ!
"T7"E Pay l,i highest market price for Wheat
yy delivered in Ironton.
II. O. & K. E. KODGEHS.
Hands Wanted.
I want one good Wagon-maker one Mule and
one Ox driver filteen ere diggers and six good
practical colliers at CliUOKKU CHEEK FUR
NACE, BulltU co. Aw.. 9 mile back of Louis
ville. And in tht Sluing will want colliers and
fore the snino court, on the sixteenth day of other furnace hands. 1 do not intend to era-
January A. li. 1854, the said Petitioner, win
ask said court, to set oil anil assign me u.mer.
in equity, of port of Ihe purchase money aioru-
I said, to the said Eliza McLane tho widow; ami
also the cuiilirmulioii of the sale a'oresuiu.
DAVID WHITE AHm r.
Nov. 22, A. D. 1SS3,
KS& G1S3 sssssai,
ploy any but sober, moral and industrious men
in tne lullest sense of the word and to them 1
ain determined to pay the injsl liberal wages a
deal with them on strictly cash principles, as I
feel assured this is the only pluu lo secure the
services oi sucn nanus as J Uesirc to employ.
THE DWELLING HOUSES
-When finished, will be found to be better nnd
more comfortable Hum those usually found at
other furnaces, and have only to be seen to be
properly appreciated.
Al we tiana jormerty occupica oy school Teacher, for loo Deiichl of the funiilies
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Clark, Third St., first door be-
Xe Uailroad.
IRONTON, OHIO.
TAMES MARCL'M would infoim the cilizens
tj ol ironton, and the country generally, mat
he has opened a Wholesale and Retail GRO
CEKY, at the above nnmcd place, where he
will be happy to accommodate them with gro
ceries as cheap as can be bought in the place;
consisting in part of
CulTce, Tea, Sugar,
Molasses, Tobacco, Cigars,
Uncoil, Flour, Cheese.
Salt, Fish, C nn dies,
Soap, Buckets, Uroums,
Spices, Fruits, Nuts, Vc.
and all articles usually kept in a grocery store.
BUTTER, fresh, constantly on hnnd, and
for sale by JAMES MARCUM.
I- 4RD, fresh for sale by
Country produce of every variety for sale by
J. M.
Stoneware for sale by
J. M.
Cotton Yarn for sale by
J. M.
Nov. 18, 1853.
INSOLVENT ESTATE.
connected with the furnace, and have A
SCHOOL IN OPERATION during the whole
of the year. The school to commence early
next spring.
Good Colliers of strictly sober habits will find
it to their advantage to see me, previous lo
taking contracts for next year. Those who wish
to ee me will find rue al Greeuupsburg, dur
ing Court week, next November, and for any
Cher information in the meantime, we refer
to J. 11. Patterson, Clinton Furnace, Greenup
o., Ky.
There is not a more healthy spot in the State
than thu furnace region, and it has a never
failing supply of thu best of limeslono water,
ill the dryest season of the year.
Post Oiiice address is C C Furnace,
Bulett Co. K y. W . PATTERSON
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8ecoml Htrtet.
' 3 Poors below His Hank,
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st
1
O ino.vro., omo. O
NIX0K
Tust received and for sale at No. 78, Music of
ff all kinds, such as Violins, Accordeous,
Flutes, Flageolets, Clarionets, Guitars, Ran-
Ta 11k. rrprfiinrs of the Estate of Ueniamin loes. Music Boxes. Perfumery, Confectionary.
Miller deceased. Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty-four
On the sixteenth day of September, one thou- hour, tight iy, anil Alarm nooks, booking
sand eight hundred and liftv three, the Court of Tlasses, Cigars, lohacco. Sporting Apparatus,
p,.,i,.,,,. f, iimnnrp Tmniiv. Ohio, declared Gea.Siit'ar, Soap, Caudles, Spices of all kinds.
Stone " are, aim a great many ouier arucies
too numerous to mention, call and sue.
January, 1st 133.
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
PURSUANT to an order of ihe Court of Common
Plea within nnd fur Ihe County of Lawrence, and
Slate of Ohio, made at the October term, A. D. 1353 I
will otter for sale at Public Auciion, at the door of the
Court House of aaid County of Lawrence, on 9aturdav.
the Slut day of Dec. 1353. at one o'clock, P. M. of said
dav the following deteribed School Lands belonging
toOrecn Township, Scioto County. Ohio, to wit: the
W 1 of aeetion twentv aix C2u) Townshio three 111!
Range eighteen (18) containing 334 ft 70-100 acres, ap-
prainea at tM-aau.
AUo the E t of section twcnlv tsven (371 Townshin
three (3) rane eighteen (IS) continuing 333 it 14-100
acres nnpraiseu at
Also IM E quarter or secnan tnirty lour ps) i own
the estate of Benjamin Miller dee'd, to be prob
ably insolvent. Creditors are therefore notified
to present their claims against the estate lo the
undersigned for allowance within six months
from the time above mentioned, or they will
not be entitled lo payment.
ABRAJt MILLER, Adm'r.
Sept. 10th 1833.
Clothing Emporium!!
O. NEUBEEGER.
No. 5 Union Block Ironton Ohio,
. . All the foramina: lands are
IN READY MADE CLO I HING. than lh appraised value thereof, oil the following
l-nna tn wit : nite ttfrelfth of the tiurehasA manev to
TEE subscriber would call the attention of be paid at the time of sale, and tha balance III eleven
TOS&M IKS BSOTaa,
, No. SEVEN UNION 13LOCJL ;,
1HONTON, OUiO. '. .. , 4 ,
HAVE RECEIVED ana op.uti the lest
slock of Uoods in their lino. of businaM
that they liave offered to the oenrle of Irsntoa
or vicinilv at the lowest prioaa, iUbe Most
7A8HI95ABLU styles, sua mast sjipfuvwd
qualities consisllui ol
ItKOAD CtXJTU, cahsihekb, ' j '
CASsixurr. .1 tweku,.,
CASIIMAUHT, . J.U8TKK, UHtM ,.
iiANrKi:itciur.i', btock . ;
HtJPI'KNDKBSi, FINK 8HJHTH, '
CIIKCH SWljBXSI, ' OWVES, SOCKS i
Diutvr.tu, i'NUKnsKinrs, . -
And CRAVAYA, .;.,.. , ' '
And anything nnd everyUiing pertaining 'td i
innu iuit! uiuiniiij; r.iiuuiniillieill, I1IC1UUIII24
hue ass jrimunt ol ihespring ttyleof
II ATS AND CAPS of every Virietr.1
TRUNK CARPET &Afi&S, LtA
And in connection are flrst-Jatii or kment em
ployed in maii-ifticturing gnrniwli of all kinds ,
10 orucr 1 rum incir superior siock oi.iuaacloln
CnssimRrt-s, Vesting 'I'riminin;-!, etc.
Thankful tot a lilersl patronage licroitorc '
they would eiuncslty solicit jeasonsblchaM
of it in future. ,
Ircntun, hoviro 1 !
The Place to buy GOOD and CHE A f
CLOTHING,
1S.A'0,4,UN!OM5LOCKV"
IIIOXTON OUIO. . '
Ferguson & Elsas,
Merchant TAILORS, and WHOLE
SALE and RET A II. dealers in every
description of
Heady-Made Clothinfffr
sij HAVE Just repleii shed Ihcir slwk with
W a choice variety of the Htst and must
I'ashionaUs (JOOUH of the season; audi ''
as uoats. . V(si, fants, Shirts,
Drawers, Sucks, Cratatsst Bliirl collars,
Slocks, and indeed every article usually
kept for sale in tho
CLOTHING LINE.
They take this method to inform Ihe citizens
of this entire roeion that they arc not only pro
pared, but determined, to maintain the reputa
tion this house has acquired of being the No. 1
Ksi.nblishmuiit nl which to buy a good article of
clolliing on the mist rea-einali'.e terms.
Thvir facilities for purchasing are superior to
those of my other establishment in this entire
section of country. 'J'ney h.e leng been ac
quainted with (he business, and have now on
hand and will constantly k.ep a ccneral assort-
nienl of the best quality of Cloths, Votslins,
assimtres, :very variety of I cslingt, of tho
finest qnnl it y and latest Ktylrs, siirh as Satins
Fig'd Silks, Marsuilles of all colors and Fig
ures which tliey are prepared lo
MAKE UP TO ORDER
on short n itire, and in the m utt approved style.
Keinon.lier No. 4, Union Clock.
Ironton, ,'une 7lb 1 853. Jy
Fainting. Graining, &c.
"IT 7"OUI.D Resprcl fully announce to tho
citizens nf IKONTOX, l hat he purpos
es carrying on the above business in all its
branches, such as
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY PAIN
TING, GRAINING, MARBLING,
AND PAPER HANGING.
From his long experience in the business,
and the success he has heretofore met with, he
feels safe in warranting a general aalisfaction
to lliose who may favor him with their patron
age, lie is not one of those Quacks who never
served an apprenticeship tn the business, but
took il up of themselves, and puts big puffs iu
me papers, utu ne served a regular apprentice
ship to the business, with the best of workmen.
Ueisbjuml to do the UKST WOKKin his
line, that is done in lrontun, without the aid
of soap suds, white lime, ot buttermilk. From
attention to business, and good work he hopes
to merits liberal share of the public patronage.
N. II. Particular attention paid to Graining
aud Fancy Painting. Enquire at Moxley and
Barber's Drug Store.
FIRST ARRIVAL
KELLEY & FAIWELI, ,
UNION BLOCK IRONTON, O, 5
RETl'RN their thanks to their numerous
friends nnd patrons for their very liberal
cuclem, and hope Hint by strict attention to bus
iness nnd an earnest desire to accomoudate their
customers, that they will merit a continuance of
all previous good business. They now offer to
the public their present stock of goods on quite
favorable terms, as they wish lo sell out to the
end offilline"ip soon with the best stock that
they have ever offered in this market . Their
stock consists in pari of.
Drown and tilcached Muslins, Paper Muslins,
Drillings, Tickings, Cheeks,
Nankeen, Collonadea Crash,
Tuble I.,inen. Scotch Draper, Ginghams,
Jncltonet Muslin. Calicoes, DeLaitwa. ,
Draze DoLniucs, Mrritioes, Silks, , .
Pntini, ' Poplin, Lawns,
Cloves, Jackouet, ' Vail.
Victoria Livna, Irish f.iuen, Cravats, . " ,
Hundkeichiefa, Shawls, Hose,
Lace Mill, Thread, BoUMtW, ..
Parasols, ' ' Umbrellas, '. Caaaioeta. , -....
Tl! Covers" Casiimeras, . Tweeds. .......
I.ace Edging-, Fans, Janee,
Summer Cloth, Nankeen Cord, Cotton Valval, Merino
Castimcre, Curtain Muslins Coat Checks, together with
nearly every article usually kept iu a Dry Goods More.
Also Queenesware, Hals and Caps, Boots Ac,
August 93,
the citizsns of Ironton aud the adioininir coun
ty to his stock of Hummer and Fall HEADY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in patt of
OVERCOATS, of every description, FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRKSS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH nnd FAN( Y C SSI MERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, Handker
chiefs, Undershirts and Drawers, Boots and
annual instalments ot equal amonnti with annual in.
tereal thereon. JAMK8 C. TERRY.
AVPixoa, Lawrence Co
Auditor's oniee.
ronton, Nov. 19, 1693. Sw
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
M s-wm a Is a
ine tax raycrs oi tins county are
hereby reminded that the time for pay
cmefe. unuersniria anu trawera. ouuia biiu . - ,. ... .
Rh Knnth Halo. Cons. Umbrellas. Carnet g les at litis UHlce, Will expire Or)
Sacks, Ike. ate. the 20ih of Dec. next, and that all con
1 wiimeep up a general assortment oi every cernod will una It to their interest to
-ariet. of Ready Made Clothing usually called y lhat time, aa ihe Treaeurer'a fees
w th t eir ristonT 'chEAPEr'iN BVKlt P charged after .aid date, without
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN. respect to persons. u .
COUNTRY MERCHANT'S, will find it to J. HAMBLETON, T. L C.
their advantage to purcnase oi me, at i can sup
ply them on better terms than they can purchase
elsewhere.
Give me a eall and examine my stock before
purchasing; and satisfy yourselves of the ad
vantage to be gained by purou,asia a food a ar
ticle at a reduced price.
KOBCBIROEB.
)ron. Okr. ttU l.lasM..
NEW STYLE of PRINTS.
Register, Copy.
To those Indebted te the Esttto mt
J. F. wieeler. '
YOU wuipleue take noUee taat all unserflad claims
of said estate are ia ihe hands of R. Lost, AUof-
ay u ww, iron ton, tor suuod.
save eoau
s will wall
ctioo. Thoso wishing; to
all eti kua. oasl auka
C. HALLTAdminis'ii.
It
AN assortment just opened at " ;
KELLEY 4 FALWELi'S.,
KOSSUTH HATS. -
A BOX of the above very cheap at -
ii. KELLEY & FAL WELL'S.
MEN'S and WOMAN'S SHOES.
OF several styles and varieties: particularly
ladies' nice shoes, and children's shoes
just opened at our sfore. '
aug. 25. KELLEY & FA LWELt
THE FALL STYLES DE LAINES.
MAY be found at the store of
- KELLEY dt FALWELL.
Queensware.
TI1E best assortment in town, and the largest '
can now be found at our store jut re
ceived direct from the importers.-. .Also, a Una ?
stock of Glassware, some of it exceeding!
cheay luat opened by - 1
, : - ' KELLEY FALWELL. j
B- TA KE 0;TICmr3?
muAT H. dt ft. LKET have a lafgTiupply
I ot Boards enW Skinglts on hand at loaif,
Lumber Yard in Portamouth. Tlte hare Bleu
ty of long Shingles, warranted, maourmcuraj. ,
in tiebet nwuner, wruch they wOlssji toofj
f ., lh"'" "
Tenders lia professional service ta tskisl(M
srfBuitslsa4 aaat Vrtiaityr
Hat. i.e. tetf. uf " j " '
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