Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Reed's Drug Store. June 26. 855tl Tovcnt W. J". P13l1,I, Dealer in 4 pat n as Court-srtcet, directly opposite the Court-house, Pomeroy. IP! JMflfiii ' EI PBsr Shop StoveiS, Store Stoves, Office Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Cooking Stoveg, Radiators, etc WM. J. PRALL.athisnew stnnd.on Court St., opposite the Court-house, is eonatatlVi ceiving fresh supplies of Stove of the latest styles, and most approved patterns. Bemf a practical workman in stove-ware,andan experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no latWry tOa that he is capable of judging oorrectly of the utility and durability of the different pateror; having himsell selected the stock now on hand, with great care, he haa no hesitation in raBav mending his stoves to all housekeepers who raaydesire one of these indispensable article. In addition to the varieties named above, he has on hand a large supply of th new pind popaiat It iaavary way adadt 'P 1. . ... . --, -V- -tii:-1ir nnniail tn rltia DPtlITl nf the lAlllitrU bakini anrTcooTiing of all Mnds,' has a powerful draft, and can be used equally well witti wow or coal, saving one-halftne el used in ordinary stoves. These stoves are uow in ue in man j families in this seotion, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving morel the price of the stove in fuel in one eason. a much greater, ana more reg-mi - tained by the use of Coal, and at the same time they are much cleaner than wood awes, .-. i Any thing further about STOVES is unnecessary. The subscriber keep oontantly n hand and manufactures to order, all kinds of HO UiV-Wllla TINWARE, at Wholesale and Retail; 'i W fhvV t V, H(0)roOTIH, SHEET-IRON WORK, such as Breeching, Scape-pipes, H, Copper Pipe, and Copper Work of all kinds JOBBING, of all kinds. In addition to to all this he has the agency for the sale of HALL & SPEER'S PATENT LEVER AND IRON CENTER LEVER A new and favorite patent, possessing many advantages over the ordinary ptowa. A-Iarge numoer Kept constantly pn hand, where they may be examined at all limes. 1 iniiiMiu iut nasi lavois, ine suuscrioer respecnuny solicits a continuance 01 in pu ..... ...... pa iiuuage. Pomeroy. June 26, 865tf. a. DODGE'S SPRING BEDSTEADS,


ocr: A.. GATCHEL, Manu facturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in to PLAIN AND IASJ mmwm. u CABINET WRAEROOJh wmi,'e 'tf d 1 irwittit fctosftp ailbiGT (DuQffftp FM!rjp(D rpHE SUBSCRIBER, having established himself in the new building adjoining T. O X Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for the purpose, and having made arranca ments for receiving from the large manufactories of Cincinnati frequent supplies of rvnniiiiHrJ 01 ine newest Style una fatter 11ft, iU wi takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he it now readv to receive visitors and fill a den for any thing in his line of business. rrum ine laciiiues wnicn ne possesses, and his heavy sales, he feels warranted in sayinglthat he not only has the Larirest- and best assortment of Furniture ever brousht to this market, but it is offered CHEAPER than at any other establishment this side of Cincinnati. HIS STOCK embraces many articles notusuallv found excent in lanre cilifes: ineludint- . i 1 r r a. .. . . . "1 1 -. .. " ' . . 1 . aniens 01 runuture necessary isr niienen, beflroom, or parlor, and of such quklitiea M to suit purchnsers, belonging to "upper ten" 01 "lower million." I The following, among many other articles, are included in his last nuichase: 1 r 17. r " manogany press jjureaus. " Hurse Walnut " " California Uak " " Mahogany " " . Marble Top Centre and ard Tables new styles. Marble Top Sofa Table. Sofas and Divans. Walnut and Mahogany Fancy Stands . ... . A. . Walnut and Mahogany stuffed seat do , together with a great variety of plain ck aU, for office, bedroom, kitchen, fce. ) Settees and Lounges. Wining, Breakfast, and Dessert Tables. Stands, of every description. ...' Reception Chairs New York manufacture, .'Mgh and Low-post Btdsteads, largs varittx. fT7j . i ir I ny , . , ,i ..... . . h ainia una majtie csamsier, wainui ana Misses tseusuaas, new style. Maple Grecian, Jenny Lind Cottage and, Safes an dupboards. Spindie Cane-Seat Chairs. Weeks and Book-eases. Walnut and Maple Arm Rocking Chairs. A large assortment of Looking- Glass. Low " " Looking Glass Plate, &t, Ac. In addition (0 his stock of Cabinet Furniture, be has also on hand a large assortment ' Cotton and Husk Mattrasses, suitable for double or single beds, lounges, cribs, &c, manufactured of the best materials and workmanship, forsaleon reasonable terms. WILLOW- WARE.Children's wagons, cril s, and baskets of every description, TiL t xx x fa cturing. best of workmen are kept constantly employed, ready lo manufacture to order any ind in the warerooms. XT xx dL & 1 t jbl He xx & Hnviiitr Rppiirerl thp flirpnpv fnr t lift sale nf FISK'S PA 1 ENT AIR-TIGHT AND 1 IV D E 6 1 R V CTIBLE METALLIC BUIAL-ASES. He will keep eonornntiv on hand a large variety of nil sizes and styles. For protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary interment, for vault, (ransporlation, nt any other desirable purpose, these cases are fnr superior to any I hing previously invented! Wher ever they have been introduced, they have, to a very great extent, superceded the uae of the r dinary wooden coffins, possessing, as they do, so many advantages hitherto uuattaiued. Persons desirous ol examining them are invited to call at his Wnrerooms. Prices but a trifle mote than good wooden coffins. (O He is also prepared, at all times, 10 execute orders, on the shortest notice, for th oidinarjr wooden and covered COFFINS, when preferred. Thankful for the very liberal pctronage heietofore bestowed by the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity, he hope by strict attention 10 the wants of customers to merit its continuance. The close proximity of these warerooms to the Court-hou Landing, enables him to ship furni ture to any point on the river without trouble or risk. itur. sent to a distance is

place_of_publication: Pomeroy [Ohio]

publisher: J. Hughes


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: BOOT & SHOE - SI. C. HOPKINS, Second Street, one door above Ward'a. IRONTON, OHIO. - Ii atill on hand with a full supply of Philadelphia, and French calf .skin. Morocoo. Spanish, and all other kinds of leather, which he is ready to manufacture into BOOTS, jjJTO SHOES on reasonable terms, and short notioe. : He baa in his employ several of the most skillful elat of workmen, and is conBdent that he can exe cute his work with aa much elegance and dura blity aa can be done at any other establishment in the state of Ohio, l a He ia thankful for a past liberal and generona patronage, which he still hopes to reeeWe. March 27th. I85S ' ' Utf. T UXURIES OF THE SEASON I I A Early Vegetable, Radiihai. Salad, Oaimt.ktr totnni Mml-waakly, and for l at Um IRONTON BB8TAOTUICT.

place_of_publication: Ironton, Ohio

publisher: Benjamin F. Cory


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: -'..:- !Uii34.t AJ.UUV f ..' MllS. GIBBS corker of Second xxo oddut btrkets. HAS just "Ttoajved- from Cincinnati a large Slid Well selected stock of goods, to which she would invite the cspeoial attention of the ladies of PorlMnomh and vicinity. The la, test vtyleof Bonnets und Bonnet Trimmings alwava ken I on hsdd.: : ', ... ..r". ... . i - Ctdalis,JlaiitllUl','Ditsef mhdt td oravt. ' Nov. U 'H tf. M -

place_of_publication: Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]

publisher: Francis Cleveland


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: s ' iff I '-'' r.j'J., . at 4 'v-a I V W- :. ! :t s ' PDA. NBir BtLti: !;..:(? t' 'J cl NEW, AN D ; V A LU A B L Br Taa ioat powarful Klug on, tha faea of (Ue doba now" rriraa auprema In too- Anwrkao itaawbrla. tha owa af aba arawnad baada or Vurapa aiak tula laaiguiAoaBO wheo compared to that of our Amur loan King. -. EuropMU Eioga aiaploy tba power teaMA la Ibaan aa i-nu. Oi rlnlma of tha rich and lordly, and to reduce to iraatar mlaary and degradation tha poor and deaen- , aeut. uu ananoaa avnia; a lu .i.u w.- - neaa ta the lordly manrioa and humble cabin, ready eime 10 admlaUtar tellef and ta oSar health, and baspaineea to the lufty and lowly, tna rico ana m poor. , . DBJOHN BULL'S. Vri.t ta tba Taa-ra Woaaam c nil Woaia. and tha grrataal btoaaing aver odarad to aflliete humiU j ; to the aatleriiuj tuUliuBa, tha Doctor caa aay, retfof b at your, eoromaod. Tea have only to uae that raugtcol raioaJy. .All ahoae : who atill auOer, anil will not accept tha jrollared balm, deaorre not tie) pity of therr famillea. - - Tbla wonderful medieina, during the brief aariod ainoa , Ita inuoductioa, baa carried bapplneaa to the hearta of thouaaada, aad anada lifaacharu ta many wkoberatolora regarded it only aa a paiuful and niLerrable eilatooce. To tba winds with all Liohaenta, Kmbreeationa, Pala Ktllena, and Pate. HxUactore, and let mUltona of glad tonguea iracluim tha marita of tha great ' American King ef'Pein," a preearattoa eempeaed aolely af wgeta. klaa and roou, produced, by Aatfrica'a fwa iich aud., bounteous soil. 1 '.' . ' . , ' 1 . Wa would aar tba tVasto, who are always oora patent ' iudgea of what la and what il nut a valuable family m.di-, ilne, to do 0.1 a special Sitot by gif Ing the King of ttala a alagla trial, aud if aailcfaoiory. axerl their ioUoenoa . in ita behalf, recominend it, apeak well and oftea of It, andaae thai le la aaed by iheirafflleted naighbora. Tha ' Ladiea are alwaya obarlutble, and whan they induce their ', suSeriag friends to use this really valuable medicine, -: they will be doing an t uf benavokmea that they eau Well be proud of. Title la a potterful and truly magical remedy for all eilernal dhwiaea, aona, swellings, barns, Ac., aad for many internal aUUetiors, it ia a certain cure, yet it la perfectly harmleaa, and Incapable of producing the least tujurleua elieoi ia the most delicate caeaa or the aeukeat coDatitutiou. ... ' . 1. a, ..rftraiv uaeleaa So tbllew the old and wstn-ont ay stem of puhliahiug to the nubde thouaaada of certifl. cutes of wouders performed by this medicine. It eosta bat twaaty-Sve eenti to try it ; and Dr. llull stake hia well earned reputation on the King qf Vaiu doiug all anl mora than he claims fur It. -1 .... Wa would aak, hava you tba Rheumatism or Gout ; these are not pluasant. cooipeuiens, aud we know that you would at to drive tbea away aa soon aa poaaioat. Unaitaa ..1 ,.": T ,', v' : . ' BCl.L'3 KLSO OF PAIS."' 'A ' " ' Would yrm be rurei! almost tmmerllatsly, of Bowel ComplaUit, lsentery, Sumuaas Complaioi, Libolera Mor. bu', Cramp Colic, Head Ache, 'X'ootli, or any other ajohl or puia, the remedy ta simple and the care aerlajo.

place_of_publication: Lancaster, Ohio

publisher: Tom S. Slaughter


ocr: D1..VNK BOOK MASUt'ACTOKY AiVU Book BinJerr? Inneaatrr. Ohio. TV.ANK BOOKSforConnti I 9 OClcL'it. Jll.ttccl., HUitkn, 13 IKki't.i, DouMn and iitplj hiitry iW(er, JoiinmU, vuy Kunis, Ac., tVc. Afo, Book hiiiiiifiirnr CTt-ry dftcr.pt. aii tone in moat 9tifactorj OrUrfir Bindinr nn l ft lit lht GnitflH nir, nrfct thi lliiif.rT,on M.iin Ktrt. in the nioin fnnner- ly occupl'Ml liy OI. P. Vim Tritmr Iw OClcv ami n?irly opoiit Dr. Urulucr t rsinnr.


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: f If torn Ifct Ctnclunau Commtrelal, Aagusl TENNESSEE ELECTION JOHNSON Semooratio Candidate Eleoted. Tb follow Inn imnortnnt patches were received by fricn.ls of the American pany at midnight lent night: Centry'i gain in twentyneven coun. nineteen ngndreil. Went Tennea ee against him. Result doubtful. IATEE. WeM Tennessee civins tit hell! te nil ,l..k.r..i i. ii . . mwuwiiui wnrm jonnaon a chances oest. t L LATEST. Johnson umlouhle.lly elected 1 1 Kriiiii liitt Oliiii Mlutftmii All the Element of Opposition Astir! o received a large copy of the fol luwiug, esieniay morning, ihey are circulating throughout the Slate; and attract much attention. It will be seen that it calls 'or a meeting of the "friends of tha American cause," together with all the opponents of the two tickets now in the held. We give it to our readers as an important item or political infor mation, and as showing the tendency of inose elements in our Mate, which have not yet been organized, and selected their leaders for the canvass : A GRAND MASS MEETING! OF TUB FlUKNIM OP TUB AMERICAN CAUSE ! ! And of all men in Ohio who are oppo sed to the formation of a sectional par ty ; opposed to the present National and State Administrations: opposed to the nominations of WM. MEDILL and S. P. CHASE for Governor ; in favor of keeping the management of our affairs out of the hands of corrupt and unprin cipled demaeoguesrand to the lestora- (ion of the Government to the handa of tha People, and tha reduction of Tuxes, and of Retrenchment and Reform, will be held nt COLUMBUS, omo, On Thursday, Aug. 9th, At 10 o'clock, A. III. Arrangements have been made by which all who may come upon the Rail 'roads throughout the State, will make the trip to Columbus and back at half fiire. Let every friend of the Country, every man who tlevires the prosperity and happinoss of tho people, come. Come I come up in your might, and re buke corrupt demagogues and political knavery. Columbus, Ohio, July 33, 1355 I


ocr: S. P. CALVIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. WLL Practice in Lawrence, Jackson, and Scioto counties. Particular atten tion given to collections. Office on Second Street, over Exchange Bank, Ironton, Ohio. Deo 4 '66-tf.


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: yicinity, he hopes by strict ntu iition tp tbe wants of customers to merit its conlinaanoe., r i, ., The close proximity of these warerooms to the, Court-house Landing, .enables bmj to, shiji fi'rri!-" lute to any point on the liver without trouble or risk. Furniture sent to a distance is 'carefully'' packed and covered.'";.1 ., , l "' '' " :j"''' ' "" '' ' Remember the place - Front street, above Qontt between T'- 0 ''Crawford's 'Dry Ooods, mnd .Px,) Reed's Drug Store. ' .,' ' r. ,,. ; i-i ..f-'.i .i.-.iif,JMS6J85M,.-; 1 ' 1 ..i iv v..'- ; ,. -v. Dealer . in. H 'v.;''":! t:--).A. s . '. Qourtelrcei, 'd!r&itty opposite rr 1 1 . .- ...... -1 . . 1 1 . n. . . 1 ( 1 - . . 1 . u M. "J; PRALL; atnis new stnnd, on Court SL opposite theCourt-llouse, is1 constantly ten v , ceivine fresh aupplbis of Stoveeefihe latest styles, aiid most approved patterns." Being a practical workman in stove-ware. and an exnerienced atove-dealer. he considv-rs it no nattery to say that he is capable of judging correctly of the utility, and durability" 'of the difforent paterns j Snd having himself seleoted the stcfck'nW on nand, witn great care, he has no hesitation lntecomf.C mending his stoves to alUkOosekedpera wh' ny desire one of these indisptmsable-wUolesV Ja tddltJonirttie'varieties named above, he has on hand a large supply of the new and populace These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this section df the country. It iseveryway ailaptedto baking and cooking of all kinds, has a powerful draft, and can b.e.used, eaually well with wood or coal, saving one-half Ihe fuel nsd in ordinary;stoves These stoves ate. now lit ose inmant families in this seotfony hO speak of tham as iri the highest degree satisfactory SaVing more thin the price of the stove in fuel in one season. "A much greater, and mote regular heat can be at taijiod by. the use ofcoal, and at the same time they are much cleaner thin wood stoves, "Any thing further about STOVES is unnecessary. -The subscriber keeps eoustantlv on hand, and manufactures to order, all kinds br'1 1 '"' y''1-; i 1 '., , ' '",,' '" '.' j, TINWARE :.t. : SnEETJRQN WORKyttoh Copper Kpc.'ariil Copper Work of all kihilif :,i;i;S:;::jOBBiNG;!of aii kinds. x":" M-ut te.it-,.; -Tv," irV,;; vv.. -.!f..fj , . , , j "'t' "''''V VV '"'n f;' . 'in addition to to all Uiia he has thn aifencv,;fo thn lAlr1-M - 1 ':!', 0 - 1 Wk HALJi;&! in ilK Hill IA V.-, ,.ff.1 i.n'i.vr :fi'r!.f't flJUJ.fKUii aM: .V s-o " v-i iav." 1 ,';.M-ySmJi .NSJ.'aa Uew -and.. favorite oatenL nossessinir. m&niT number kept constantly un hand, where they may be examined at all times. . . , :r ' Thankful for past faVors. the subscriber' resrvectfullv solicits a contiauance of the tDublio patronage.-.v'..iiso.,Hi .?,( : j.v..?,' 1 Pomeroy, Junggg, 18P5tf." .' - ,; 0 I ' f L, l 1 - , 1 r' I DODGES SPRIJVGf BEDSTEAPS r 'ihS Court-house, jPomerog. Shop Stoves, ! -Store Stoves, Oflice Stoves,!' ; Parlor Stoves,1.! 2 .V,- Coolritig. Stoves; Radiators,' etc ,,. 11 Ik? fi.l a-";.,i :v,'J to 'Breeding, Scape-pipes, M:r loC SPUEIt'S i -cr w ,(i .lis i LrlC advantages over the ordiiiM nlowa. lA latKO -n :. . WM.-J. PRALL.'. urn t'j'l IMS 'tf. I 1. Tut M '


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: HOUSE ASD LOT FOE SALE. TWILL sell my House and Lot, on Fourth Street, on the very lowest terms for cash. The House is a frame 16 X 20 feet, and in an eligible part of the town. I have spent the past season in Kansas, ana wisn u reiuia there immediately with my family, to cast my mite into the scalo of Freedom. scp2l JUH.N MAKon.


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: The of warerooms to the Court-hoow-LariStg, enables him W ture to say point on the river, without trouble or risk. ituse scot to e distanoe is Jarefnlly ' packed and covered. J ' v J . ".'..'.'?; j 'y .i.?..vA-.!;5.A U'i'tt ,iih K Remember the place-Front street, above Court between T. O. Crawford's Dry- Good-ead D. Reed's Drug Store. i,.';:!i::; iALX t; I i ..; '. , Jane M.;i8Jll ( I :i' isfflKlP let. ;s. Lfeiffil 1 1 j I i ; GouUiccj, diretfly ophite ';:'Mi mm k .fa. WM. Ji PRALt,athis new stand, en Court St., opposite the Courthose; is eonetaaflf w ceiving fresh supplies of 8toves of the latest atyjes, end most approved patterns, Btisg practical workman in stove-ware'j and an experienced stove-dealer, he consider it no flattery to say that he is capable of judging correctly of the utility antl durability ef the different net,orns aad having himseM. selected the stcck.no on band, with great ' care, lie has no hesitation ia rrfebja mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one of these indispensable articles. (In; addition to the Varieties named sbsr,' e has op ljand t; largo supply of the new nij f opjfal These stoves are peculiarly adapted to ihtl section pf tte eountry. It is every way armate te baking and cooking of all kind, has a powerful draft, andtmu be used equally well withiweoe or coal, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stoves. These-stoves are now in ose-in man) families in this section, who speak of them as ia the highest degree satisfactory aviaf more thai the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A much greater, and more regular heat, can he at tained by the use of coal, and st the same time they are much cleaner, than food stoves Any tning tunner auoui bruv bs is unnecessary. The subscriber, keepa constantly ea aaaej and manufactures to order, alt kinds of TINWARE, at Wholesale and Retail. CopperWare, I1 EF"lmW9RK mh Xrccclung, Scapefipc, ,.'( Copper Pipe, and Copper Work of all kinda' : ; : JOlimJG. In addition to. to all this he has Die ogenoy vTT 1 TTv l ;TATE1'r M3VEn AK0 A new and favorite, pafent., possessing many nnmhrt. lr.nt h.nllnnlli.'.H W...J 1.. --i, ..... .l favorite, patent, possessing many Thankful; for past favors, the subscribe patronage. - , ... , 'Pomeroy! lune "4a; lSfiBtf. .;.v;'rVi; . PODGE'S SPRING 11EDSTEAB3, y.-; J)t Jr., I "Shop Stdves;Mt' . -Store Stoves,-J- Parlor or St6ycin mm; Itadiatof vdtdU '1 i .i . ii vr of all kinds. till: u for tho sale of, . . I'm -. n-.. " fl X, ' I- IROX CEITEU LEVEill'u'i advantages Over 11 advantages Over the ort!iary plows. A letr . ....... .... " . rospectfully solicits a continuance ef, the pki j , .,; '.'f ww j paALL. " Si' I -' : I' W , it, Oi,t fl'


ocr: . ; Stoves" r.:: gtpves,;:,, m 1 1 ' Ml 1 (CI PR ALL, at his new stand, on Court opposite theCourt-liouse, is now re ceiving a fresh-supply of Stove pf the latest styles, and most approved patterns, Being a prac tical workman in stove-ware and an experienced Sove-dealer,he rconsiders it no flattery .to sav irit ne is capable oi Judging correctly of the util lty and durability oi the different paternst .ad naving nimsen seiectet tirestf citinow sn.. hand, With great care, he has no hesitation in) ireoom- mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may aesire one oi tnese indispensable articles . 1 present atoca comprise mo loiiowing .,; i; ! ansa B(0)ve, .,;,, ,,:.,..i?, j' StOl'C StOVCSt .;l -i,'.? lV, 1, . ' Office StqVcs, , m..-i .v,.v i Parlor stoves, . .,, , C'ookinff Stoves of the latest paterns." Kadiators. &c. dec. .;:. ,-. In addition to-the above, he has oh hand a supply of tho recently invented t.,f - i: 1 These stoves ar peculiarly adap'ted lothis seei- tion of the country. It is every way. adapted to baking and cooking of all kinds, has. a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-huff the fuel, used inordinary stoves. These stoves are now in use in,' many families in this section, -who speak of them as in tha highest degree satisfactory saving more than the price ot the stove in. luel in one season., A much greater, and more regular , heat can be at tained by the use of coal, and,at the same time Ihey are much cleaner Ihon w'ood stoves;. When 'once .thoroughly introduced in this section, the subscriber feels confident they will supercede all other kinds of cooking stoves. Call and examine roryourselC " . , , M v, .i i The subscriber also still continues, to keep con- stantlv on hand alnrge and rull assortment of --. Tlnwure of all Decritlons, , Sheet Iron and Cooper ware, which he is con stantly manufacturing, isitid willseU pheap for ' Thankful 'for naVl.-faVonS.'sttbswiuar iaV specUullVj solicits 'a. couliouahce of the public fomroy, tJcfr W.-lw!..-,, , ,, In ',.i')ii- fiii i'vi'liv voi. m; jp, , ' J M ill'. ' V"!' yCiJ'iV'',. IT ' t -.iij em', 'ill aS'Al AL-?;53r3!-SiiB. I ! ' ' I1-,,!' Ill ',.1'UA1 t-ill .i1 ';i! r' i " " 'i1 "'IT""T ;!! '.e ri (ij;;.nri, nillf v ., i -'jii r.iiii'jta AVid Hi ff.i"r!Ju'os ilT :"t..l i


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: Third a.i.hoac Totra or tor CONTINENTAL mHB COWTINKSfTAI , with Mr, T. M.'W.uon .M, ". plMMre In innountlnf la ihlr trUno.tur,lb.itt..y will glr. one (oomm on"r, rrlday Ereala;, Beeaeak 91, AT TUB COURT HOUSB; snwre tr IU tin ihelr Iium oimIiom. fut'h C U. Mdluse im Wmia? i..,. iu i rJSUttfi, int


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Stoves ! stoves ! ITTTM. J. PRALL,athii new stand, on Court f f St.opposite theCouu-house, is now re ceiving a fresh supply of Stoves of the" latest styles, and most approved patterns. Being a prac tioal workman in stove-ware, and an experienced slbve-dealer, he 'consfders it' no flattery' to say thsthe is ennoble Ot judging correotly of the util ityand durability of the different paterns; and haviijg himsell' selected the strck now On hand, withcreut care, he has no hesitation in recom mending bis Stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one of these indispensable articles. nrenent stock eomnrises the follbwln? 4 7' '''' '"vSliop Stoves,! '-.--: l ;-'.'..iV ':,'', Store Stoves.. i-..;) ' OAlce Stoves, t-; '. . C-t e -nr. :'Parlor. Stovest'""'' c, ts Cooking Stoves of the latest pkterns.T , , Radiators, dec, Vc, '...""". "T'T; In addition to the above,' he has on liand a aupplyof the recently invented v , GOAL COOKING STOVER, .. These stoves are peculiarly aoapted to this see tion of the country. It is every way adapted to baking and cooking of all kinds, lias a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary Stoves. '..These stoves are how in use in many families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving more than the-price of lheslove.in met in, one season, a much ereater. and more, regular Tieat can be at tained by the use of. coal, and at the same time tney are much cleaner man wooq sroves wnen onoe thoroughly introduced in this section, the subscriber feels confident tney win supercede all other kinds of cooking stoves, , Call and examine for vonrse f.: -. :; -i, . - ' The subscribet also stiU'continuas to keep con stantly on nana a large anu luuossuruueui ui Tlntvare tof all Uescriptions, Sheet. Iron and Copper ware.' whfch'he is con stantly manufacturing, and will sell cheap for Thankful for : paat favotthe aubsoriber re- spectfull solicits a continence of the, public patronage - i .'I - f W, J., JILALJL Pomeroy.Oe I. 20. 1 t6: k' ,( ,if 't.t ;


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: Ohio Scale Works. Rigdou Ryland At" Co. A' Jtf, Vint St., betinven eni und Columbia CIirciNHATI, OHIO. "TTTE are now Urnnnfnrlnriiie Railroad De- pot. Hay, Stock or Coal, Floor and Plat form Scales of all sizes also Druggist and Bank Scales. Brass ami Iron Benrns, Counter Scales, Ac, die., wliich we warrant of superior workmanship and materials, we would cull par ticular attention lo our Iron, Lever, liny and Stock Scales. All communications promptly attended to. - " '


ocr: 4.iaTT. , ., . WBSA OROCCTirai; PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, fte. ! awiicS(r, 4laa Third tniYnrtk " .KONTOKOHW:"'1 ; Rooocna, . p, MUROOCJC, 1. MtJtDOC'aV W. . ::::;iS holesale' silid: Retail ; OROCEK8, qOMMISSrCN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE. T the old stand ofT.d) D MurJock, corn otaa and Lawrence sis. iruntun. uino. aviriK purcnasea ot uiara at ituwei men en- slock of Orocurics, intend oarrying on the above business at the old stand, and would invite the public to call and etamine ourstdck which will be kept full by new supplies as OUaUinivrs de mand: - - , - - - The Senior partner wi!l pay particular atten tion lo the purchase and sale fguou oo Com miaeio.n .. . . , ...... ... - (CRANBERRIES, . , . ,, J Apples, Knisins, . , ,' ' . Figa, 'rcnerved Fruits, ' ' ' . CundleiC Clows, Spice, -j . .. Cinnamon, ft-pper. Nutmegs, ' ' ... Oiiicer, tickles, Mustard,. Cun'llewick, Salvratus. and Matches onhand and fur sale by .1 . ..lit: .' Co. 1 fff Gallons 8une Ware) -..-r . AJ t V 1" bones Obeesefor cutlingj -.lOUresmsyvrapp'ing poper, . 1 i m i.... ,ru u..ui.. .j.,. ..-!. lObaftela Sugar-. : ? . . vi ; 10 do Cider Vinegan - -' 10 do N O MolasseM . . r 23 "do Potatoes on onmmission for sal . low by the barrel, lot or parcel. .: - . A No. one article oruuttoo Batting. -: -Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal. Butter. Eires. Corn Brooms, Common aud Fancy, on hand ami for sale by '. ' Hila Co. ' 200 Bis dried peaches the very bust, . 100 . do , Apples; . .100 do Beans, white and red: 1J0 do Potatoes, dillcrenl kinds; 200 do Oat: - - . . , 10 Cases Virginia Tobacco; , ..10 Boxes Starch ; ' ., . 30 Doz. assorted Plow Lines and Bed Cords; in store aud for sale by R 11 Co 1 R Chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hy J.CS son and uiaca. ieos, on hand and for sale by . R M Co. FT'LOUR constantly on hand warranted to U the purchaser lo be a first rutenrticlo. R M Co. s Ai.T AGENCY, 1X) liarrcU K "anawhaSalt 10 band and for sale by - R Mt Co. 10,000 lor sale i by ... L US. extra fine country cix red bums, on hand and - RiU Co., 50 Boxea assorted washing and shavng Soaps on band and for salt, by R M & Co f Boxes Candles, Ironton and Cincinnati M manufactured, also 10,00 ssssorted cigars on hand and for salb by . R M d; Co. CIQABB: 3,600 HIo Honda Regalias Extra, r . 30011 Jenny bind do. . . " 3,500 Pocahontas and small do. 10,000 Common, On band and for sale by .. . - R. M, A Co. POTATOES, 100 barrels White Neshannock on band and for sale by R. M. A Co. lObla. LonfSugar, - 10 bis crushed do BOO pieces Bacon, ' v 36 sacks Coffee. 1 1 doz. Kits Maokerel, '.!. J?' 4 Barrels Onion Setts, forsale R M 4 Co.: WHEAT!! WHEAT!! E pay the highest market price for Wheat delivered in Uuotoii, ... ; H. C. & R. E. " D. A. WHITE, Grocer, Produce and Tea WHERE all kinds of Family groceries can be had of the best quality and at the hwett ratei; Fourth St. 3d door North of the market, West side,..: s. . 1R OJiTON, OHIO. , A SUPERIOR article of Sugar Cured Hams 1 on hand by , , D. A WUITE. CHOICE Good, 1 FreRh and Fat No .Mackerel, for sale by D. A. WHITE. I "HE best winter strained Lard Oil on hnnif by D. A. WHITE. PHILADELPHIA Crushed aud Powdered Sugars, of asuneror quality, in Sloru an! orsale." . D. A. WHITE. i ' - ummer and Star Candles very fine always s on handby v . . s. D. A. W HUE. t STOCK of New, Fresh and Fragrant Tens V just received and for sale very cheap by . ... . . .. D. A. WHITE.; Ladies aud Gentlemen ate particularly re quested Id call. - ' . sf - ,11. A. WBITfc 1 - New Cheap Grocery; Corner of Third and Buckhorn St. 'r , t .i. IRONTON, OHIO. ' IT , Wa. OEPHART, - ' CHA8. RKNSHAW. ; .....GEPHART A RENSHAW. ' HAVING Purchased Hall's building on said -corner, have lust opened and will kee.i onvhand a goneral assortment ol Groceries for familv. e such as '


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: VALENTINES!! IS tbe Va:cntine aeuon is approaching, bao mado arrangvnenU to tccoilfe Romi stock tver brought t tilts' eiiy) rangs in price front $2.&0 to' i cents, Tboy r now on band. , : , -Bath Uall! ' ' IJaMy!.' -;' "'. '' . Ltf of Bamum t Life of Horaoe Greeley Additianal enpies Teeeired aud fftr sale by ' Jan.W, ' ' ' J, HANNA, City Book Store, .


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ocr: BOOT & SHOE M. C. HOPKINS, Second Street, ono door above WarJ'. IRONTON, OHIO. Is still on hand with a full supply of Philadelphia, and French calf Akin, Morocco, Spanish, and all other kind of leather, which he is ready to manufacture into BOOTS, 4JVi SHOES on reasonable terms, and short notice. . He has in his employ several of the most skillful olasa of workmen, and is oonfident that he can exe cute his work with as much eleganoe and dura bility as can be done at any other establishment in the slate or unio. lie is thankful for a past liberal and generous patronage, which he still hopes to receive. Alaron Z7in, too a un.- CI UM SHOES, Gaiters, and hhoes, for Men T Women, Misses, and Children, for sale t the on raica tstablinhraent of D. V W.


ocr: 4 Buckeye Block, Front tsireei. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, PURCHASERS will find at my store a laru complete assortment oOUieellantout, Maw . . i . i i i j - V.l.f. IJ.L. Together with a full slock of Staple and fancy STATIONARY. A moments ruflneiion win convince rny one Hint 1 can offer Inducements to Uook buyers fully equal lojCiiicinnntii nrsny other point in (liia rviiion. I buy in the same Markets in Phil adelphia and New York with them, whilst the expenses Ol coiimmuumk unaim-na IV nub uiic lOUrlll in I'Orismn""! Wlllll ll is in llio lurRi-iuii- ies, and which I e b tyer has to pay in the end. The diHeren' e In ti ne, the cost of transports tion, with lie adTiitage of procuring insmal quantities, n uku , it more economical as well moru cxpuuiuouK 10 purennse oi me. In count-moil Willi my store i have a targe Book Bindery, Where BLANK BOOKS of any size or stylt of Ruling anil ol superior iwilily may be obtain ed at tho shortest nolice. Mnguziiic, News papersere., Uound to I'atteru. country ucau-rs, anu rrivuic Libraries, sup plied at the very lowest rules, in large und small uuaiitilics. I shull be hnppy to receive orders assuring those who semi, nun mcy shall lie tilled promptly. JA'S STbriiKIW JN. Ilook seller and Stalione No. 4 V '.key Block Front street, t'ortsmnulhOhio.


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: BLANK DOOli MANUFACTORY AND Book Biutleiy, Lnncnsitcr, Ohio. TLANK BOOKS forCimnty ll Oulcoe. Justices' Blanks. UockeU, Double and Single F.ntry Ledgers, Journals, Ony Hooks, die. sic. Also. Book Binding of every description done tn moil satlifiictory alvle. All ordera.by letter or other wise, nroinotly attended to Ordorafor Blndinc can be left nt lhe Gaiette Offloe or at the Blnderv.on Main Street, in the room former ly oeeupled by Col. P. Van Tramp, aa a Law Offlce, and nearly opposite Dr. Kieider'i residence. December 1, 1.54-J3 1. KUSSELL.


ocr: JOSEPH C. BOURSE, 7 I) E ALE It IN WOODEN WARE, GokbAGE, ,w -v AND . manufacturer of EcaJn-ntaic


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Stoves! Stoves!! WM. J. PKALL.athis'new stand, on Court St, opposite theCourt-house, is now re ceiving a fresh supply of Stoves of the latest styles, and mot approved patterns. Being a prac tiial workn sn in stove-ware, and an experienced he considers it no flattery to ssy that he ia capable of judging correctly of the util ity and durability of the different paierns j and hiving himsell selected the st ck now on hand, with great care, he has no hesitation in recom mending his stoves tosll housekeeper who n,sy desire one of these indispensable articles.,, present stock comprises the following ' SUop Stoves, Store Stoves. OUtre Stoves, , Parlor Stoves, ' f . Cooking Sloves of the latest paterns. ItHillators, Ac.; dec. ' ' , In addition to the above, he has on hand 1 supplyof the reeeatlj invented :' COAL COOKING STOVES. These stoves sre oeculiarly adapted to this sec tion of the country. It ia every way adapted to baking and cooking of all kinds, has a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or roul, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stoves. These stoves sre now in use in many . ... ... .. t families in tnia section, wno speaa 01 mem as in the highest degree satisfactory-saying more than tne price Ol llie Stove in iuei in unc ncaauu. a much greater, and more regular heat can be at use of coal, and at. the same time


ocr: .SHlt'-J PH.AT iiT ir'- "We. O". Deah r in ti.i Cout-stect, directly opposite the Qourt-Iioiise, Pomeroy. ' ' 1. , i . 1 Store Stoves,':.'..) Office Stoves; ;'.:.;Parlortpves,!. Cooking StoveSi Radiators, etc. v W- M.j.PRALL,athis"ftew stand, on Court St., opposite the Court-house, is consUstlt re ceiving fresh supplies of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns.- Bnng ; practical workman in stove.ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, lie consmers u no naci w j that he iscapaute pi itmgmg , correctly oj me utility anu uurauuujr vi iu. i-v.",r. . t: u .oiJidj oiAi nn hmni. iiftth fftnnt ha has no hesitation inrecom Having uiiuoGii wibwh;w viiw " " y- a- - ; ,' , . , mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one of these indispensable 1C""' In addition to the varieties nameu aoove, ne nai on nanu a laiaauwu i w"j v ' Thesestoves are peculiarly adapted tothlssection of the countrfi: It Iseveryway ada,)Udto bakine and cooking of all kinds, hasa powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wooa" or coal, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stoves. These stoves are now in use in map families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactoryavingrnore thM the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A much greater, and more regular heat can be at tained oy tne use oiooai, anu m vno dbhid ,mio . --- - Any thing further about STOVES is unnecessary The subscriber keeps wnstantlj w aav and manufactures to otder, sll kinds of -l. -in-t v: 'I--'- 4- TINWAItE, at Wholesale and Ilctaili; ;;; SUEET-TR0N; WORK, such as ' BreeMng, ' Sctyfy Copper ;Pipc, ami Copper Work pf all kinds JOBBING; of all kinds, r. f.i-..i. ',,-; In addition to to all this hs has the agency for the sale of . . . 4. i . .! ,' - LATENT LEVElt AND IKON CESTEIT tEYKt , ' ) .11 . l . ,-.!,..,......:. . . . ' - . . a new anu ravome patent', possessing many advantages over the ordinary .plows. . A urgv number kept eonstantly on hand, where they niay be exsmined at all, times. , , ' ' v Thankful.foj -pasl favors,: the pubscribef respectfully solicits.a oontiaaance of the t patronage. ., ivu. ., . ,,.1 .,..': t .,. t ' , , v T ' WM.' Ji' PRALL


ocr: f ' Manufacturer of and Wholesale iwf Ret&it-Dealer in , -'v .. . ' M EH" GrW ' M 9f, . f Wfl M 1:1. ' CABINET WAR BROOMS rpiIE SVHSCIIIBEK, having established hi msel.r in rne nsw Duuaing auioimw , r X Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for U le-pwposA, and having made v menls for receivini from the lan?e manufactories of Cinoi pnattirequertt suppliet of... , v , ' - j .FVUMTIJBExt tbe Newest Styi e awiuwrii,, takes pleasure in announcing, to the publio .that he is .now Tear to receive Tisitors IH ill ot ders for any thing in his line of .business. - , J . ,'k '' . 1 ' ' "'L ' -. From (he facilities which he possesses, and his hear y sab s, e feels warranted la saying tlUI he not only has the Largest and best assortm cut f Frixltnr ever brostglU to this market, but it is offered . r i V '-j '," - h ' CHEAPER than at any other establish nenf. m mm of , Cincinnati. .,, ' HIS STOCK embraces many articles not usually foun d ex cept irrlarte cities; ineliiding every , article of Furniture necesiary for kitchen, bedroom, or . parlor, adkf iuch qualities and pric to suit purchasers belonging to "upper ten" or "lower i nilinw. "' . ' , '; The foUowine, among many other articles, are included I in h-js laerFTiMBase: ... . ;;. , ' Mahoaanv Dress Bureaus. " " "' t . ' Ww -vv..-:- Walnut ' " " fi's ; ';f' Oak '' ' ' "; 1 '" ' j '' e '' Mahogany s ' ' " : ' . 'Martle Top:' Centrr'ana'ard. Tallhnev) styled. ' , MarMe Top Sofa Table: r " , ' Walnut ana MahogaM ws r it. . jcecepuon L-wair iv Walnut and Movie ,fai ureotan, Jenny LAna uouage ana-.aajes oqw"(t. -- &ind'e Cane-Seat Chairs : Desks and Book-cd. WVtl?t;v praaM ai ilap m Rocking Chairs. , A large assortnumt of Jom)HHUs4ri '.','' ioto ": ' - Doohing Glass Mate, tc, ; In addition to his stock of Cabinet Furniture, ne nas aiso on nn.uuije iuiuoi.ii Cotton and Husk Mattrasses, suitable for double or single beds, lounges, cribs, 4c, manufacturfd ot the cst matdials sa , workmanship, for saloon reasonable terms. ,. v. -.- wILlOW"WAICli."'jnuaren'sw9gons, ctios, auu outcu v uo.i.ii, . ( ix iit fa'o t TX- ar i rx- : ; The best of workmen are kept constantly' employed, ready to manufacture to order an arVitie not found in the warerooms. '- - .- . i , . . ' "-' 'Having secured the spenoy 10 "1" .' . F I S K ' S PATEN1' AIR-TIGHT AK .ilMDBsl'UU""" METALLIC BUR1AU-CASES , California Walnut a nd MahMany stuffed teat it Uogethet wt 'lh a great wiety df plun &is Tst J .i for 6jice.iberbim kiietsnAi: Settees and JUOtmst, '"s-i" e J ' Dining. Bn akfat'sit Dessert TalUti r Fan Stands ("'MStands, of ?. very descrtpiifa.' A? w"i tT ew upric manvjauure.'.tiigit ana iaj vyvat wjui, wiym vvrwfy, . Banister: Walnut andMUses 'BedsU ytiilHJ?& :. .,.?. t ,,' in, ii. ' ' He will Uep constantly on hand a large variety of all sizes and styles! . -.r -j For protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary interment, for TauW, transpoTmws, oi,. any other desirable purpose, these cases are far superior to any thing previously lnventeti. waer- ever they have been introduced,, they have, to a very great extent, superceded the use w ins f; dinary wooden coffins, possessing, as they do, so many advantages hitherto unsttained. " - Persons desirous of examining them are invited to call at his Warerooms. : Prices but a trifle more than good wooden coffins. , -i ' '. ' :'-jW J..-j rrj- He is also prepared, at all times, to execute orders, on the aliprtest( notice, for IM ewisarj wooden and covered COFFINS, when preferred. . . . ' ' . ,a Thankful for the very liberal pctronage hetetofore bestowed by tbef citizen or Fomerey taa vicinity, he hore by strict attention to the wants of oustomerS to merit its continuance. ' mi .1 m, .,M!miriinf Ik aba wavomntris t. f ha rimt rt.bmiM l.iindlne. enables him to sniprsmK ture to any point on the river without trouble or risk. v tu sent to a distance, is cammif, PaRefndemberthrpaceFrontstrefct, T. O. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D.


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ocr: SOMt OF THE OBJECTS AND HAT KE SE K iN ON ?Cr-,'2,? a: --jy' V atn, ' BaBi.waW' BBBBBBBBBBaaaWBBBa ratBBBaiHaSaiaBaBW mm -V aMatlaagaatP ' aa . aaa. laap ai ' . TVin Pniifti-nmn nnntintine in mnvri linTrirn itlG ailU M. Ultutui.tll) vuiiiiuuvn .r ii.oiv .v.v. ". i . spectator for nearly two hours, and takes. Iiirri'; UVUr tl& illUUo iiiiuiiu iiiu Mitxts ui iiiiit,..,, York City, in the midst of its busincss--in VX places and through streets which to a.traricr.,A' would be. of most interest, and he would !o' most likely to visit; and while he is.apparentfjr.;- passing alon', he has extended perspective ' - views ot the huihhngs on notti sides 01 upwarus the '''; mmi- at. Nat and alien Iroin llr or vimv oi mu jx.y uuu intuum appear. to him if he were to go there, and wralk' ur.iisrr fruits niYi niwr t.ir iirirttilrt llin lillKtln till UUII I.IIV flllt1,1.1) un- jrv .v.. tan wv.-1!"' and confusion of Our Empire City. lie will have a faithful and exnet view of ihe mag nificent Churches, public and private I5ml(iins, the Shipping and Stemuhonts. Horses and Car riages, Omnibuses, 'Railroad Cars, and th-V, Thousands of People who daily throng the streets of FSVw York. Distinguished mm tiid ac(piaiiitatie s are readily recognized anions he crowd of persons in the streets. The signs can be read the same as if you wen? in tho city,, as all are faithfully represented upon this ,.n'...t',.i " ..nlilii our! .. fit. ltd tll'IW'HiivilllW 1 ill. ltXllll.lllJ",' UIU! .HI.Ull , wvv.. ...... tary Companies, Firemen and their ISngiucs, lianas oi music, vc., sac. uuu uiu . nun orama moves before the spectator, over 700 Horses and Unrrmes pass m view, auu more han 10,000 of the people of the city, at their daily business. .... , It is imnossible to state all that is to be seen on this moving painting. Persons' in 'vie whig . i ti i ..i i .i.. it can naruiy persuaue incinseives uuu im-v un not actually in (he city among its business anc I .alf -.t-, ...Tai.l 4lwi ltlrfl.ill.1 l Itl LTimil t'ttL O C OUSlte rVIUWllI; UIU uiifct;n uuu.' emj tiiv,ip, they really are, in every day life, at their avo cations; and persons unacquainted in New York Cllj, Will - UV-lUJl v tllill) Ull" -. Information ot the city anil its people, ny .1 . Tl . .1. .... In once seeing mis ruiiuraimi, viimi ".y .vu";vf actually visit the city and walk its streets and thoroughfares lor ten days, as tuousanus 01 per sons have testified. . At each exhibition of (he Panorama, as it passes before the spectator, an Explanatory Lecture w ill be given by 31r. GEOHCE"D6j3L, ne of the proprietors, or Mr." AlbertliVOr mn, or D. C. Damon illustrative of New York City, its statistics, business and jie sourcesits people, their " go-aliead-ative-ness," manners and customs mucli valuable knowledge ol great importance to a stranger and of general and instructive iiiformatioii to Evervbody v v v . Will be exliibitcd in lronton in Union Hall, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday eveni igs, October ft II nn.1 I irt 7 1- o'clock; Also, Tuesday and Wednesday" af ternoon, October and 10, at S o'clock 1 . AnVlIT'TANK 2ctCllil- dr en 15 cts. Parties of 5 persons PAIR Ladie.' l.li.rk :illu amlwlnie- Km .Up OvJ mux, on Uaro' m


ocr: - BOOT & SHOE SI. C. HOPKINS, Second Street, one door above Ward'a. IRONTON, OHIO. -sm Ia still on hand with a full supply WV, of Philadelphia, and French calf aal-awskin. Morocco, Spanish, and all other kinda of leather, which he is ready to manufacture into BOOTS, AND SHOES on reasonable terms, and short nonce, no uaa .a his employ several of the most skillful class of workmen, and is confident that he can exe cute his work with aa much eleganoe anddura blity as can be done at any other establishment in the slate of Ohio, . He ia thankful for a past liberal and generous patronage, which he still hopes to reeeive. Maroh7th.l863 - 12tfc T UXUR1ES OF THE SEASON I A4?V2.'!!JMM''M-t receivvu HHi-wnsix, snu ,ur . , ' IKONTON EESTAUJUKT.


ocr: DKALEtt IN WITCHES. ai JEWELRY SILVER FANCY WARE, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, carefully re paired. Railroad Street, Ironton Ohio. WM. HALL & SON, Manufacturers of Piano Fortes. AND PUBLISHERS OF MUSIC, No. 339 Broadway St., apposite tne NEW YORK. J fc Pinoa f


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ocr: C. R CAMP &. CO V IIOLKSA' 2 DtULkHS li HATS.CAPS AND FATICY FURS. IUv n w a fiiM 8tirfc.u.t Br kinf tnj iwrlrinat Treih 9nt.t or all ktntti of Mm'a And Hora Clark, Brewe) aad Taa Color, nntf PcaH Soft Hal, Far nud M oot; Cloth Silk rioh,;ruiteliil Funcy Cnpa fir Mm and Dora. ' Bl'FFAlO HODEX,- WOLF AND FANCY ROBES, r l,IUir.vn.H'T I IR!, , . HATTERS' FURS, TRIMMINGS, &.C. lowhi.-h we would rail tlu t!t -uliouoflvalcr. and Louiili) jl-rrkMl before pux-liaelax. aa we are pro - - 1


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: NewSioyo, Tin, and Sheet Iron Establishment. Jenkins Block, e few doors above Dr Morris Drugstore. The subscriber respectfully announ ces tu the public that he has opened STOVE, TIN AND SHEET IRON r phu, hi wLunini uiocs, on secona si. ; VlrouUinO, and has now on hand, and is prepared to manufacture to order, all kiuds of work in his line. He has on hand large slock of stoves of different kinds, both for coal snd wood, consisting of Cooking, Perlor, Egg, Six Plate and School House Stovw. fcB Being a practical tinner, particular attention wi I tie given to Roofing, Spouting, and all oth er jobbing done in my line. OJ All work done by mo wjrjanted to give satisfaction. I am also prepared to nut up' and warrant Alton's Ventilating and House warming Fur naces whit.1: aro giving general satisfaction wherever, introduced. On hand a largb Quantity of Fruit Can war ranted tight j, C. McQUOIN, ironton, Sept, 21, 1851-tf


ocr: Novelty, Instruction. Amusement. Museum and Concert The former containing upward of ' 100,000 CURIOSITIES. Will exhibit at Ironton, on the 22d day of June, Floating Palace and James Raymond. The Museum contains a completo ZOOLO. GICAL EXHIBITION, of every wild and rare an'm'il existing in Europe, Asia, Africa ami America, including a full grown ELKPHANT and mugnificent QIRAFFE, innumerable sou- cimens of birds, from thu gigantic Ostrich tc upward oi one hundred specimens of lite fairy Humming Bird, A STATUE GALLERY Of figures, the size of life, among which are Christ Preaching in tho Temple, the Shnk speiireian Gallery, Siamese Twins, the Family of Napoleon, Washington and La layette, V'il liam Wallace and Helen Mar, Tarn O'Sltanter, 8 outer Jottny, tho Landlord and Landlady, the Chief Ution in the dress le wore when living, liitncire is ot Ancient ami Indian war weap ons. A panoramic view or the World. Min eral and vegetable curiosities without number, ancient re-lies from Egypt, Greece, Rome, Pom peii and Hercula neurn. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OIL PAIN TINGS. Admission 26 els, only. An entertainment and concert will be given in a benitttrul Uuncert Itoom on the JAMKS RAYMOND, immediately after tho exhibition on the PALACE, consisting of Ethiopian Mel odies, Puiicy and Comic Dancing, Characteris tic Delineations, &c, by a tale ii led troupe of Mule and Female Artists. Admission twenty-five ccnls. C. C. BRONSON, M. D.


ocr: STAR-LIGHT ON MARATHON. No vesper-breeze is flonting now. No murmurs shake ihe air; A gloom hath veiled the mountain's brow, And quietude is there; The night-beads on the dew-while glass Drop brilliant as my footsteps pass. No hum or lire disturbs the scene, The clouds are rolled to rest; 'Tis like a calm wheie grief hath been, Si welcome lo the breast! The warning tones of tiny have gone, And star-light glows on Maruthon. I look around from earth to sky. And gaze from star to star; 'Till Grecian hosts seem gliding by, Triumphant from the war: Like sleepless spirits from 'he dead, Revisiting where once they bled. What through the mounds that marked e&ch name, Beneath the wins of Time, Slave worn away, theirs is the fume, Immortal and sublime; For who can tread on Freedom's plain? Nor wake hut dead to light again? tOh! to have seen the marching bands, .And heard the battle clash. Hare seen their weapon-clinching hands, And eyes defiance flash, 'Their radiant shields, and dancin" crests And corselets on their swelling breasts. Then said the mother to the son, And pointed to his shield; "Come with it when the bottle's done, Or on it, from the field!" Then mute she glnneed her fierce, bright eye '.That spoke of ages vanished by. JTws here they fought: and martial peals Once thundered o'er the ground, And gnsh and vound from plunging steels Bedewed the battle mound; Here, Grecians trod the Persian dead, And Freedom shouted while she oled! But gone the day of Freedom's sword. And cold the patriot brave, AVho mowed the dastard-minded horde Into a gory grave; TVltile Grece prose sublimely free, And dauntless as tier own dark sea. .Still, star-light sheds the same pale beam, For aye, upon the plain: And musing breasts might fondly dream The Grecian free ajrnin; "For empires fall, and Freedom dies, But dim less beauty robes the skies. May Ite, whose glory gems the sky, God of the slave and Iree, Hear every patriot's burning sigh That's olfered here for thee; For thee, sad Greece, and every son That braved a Turk on Marathon. 11. ftloNTOOMERT. The of the shield wi considered disgraceful.


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ocr: ilia CHEIM PEOT0RAL- For tho ril Cairo ct COUGHS, COLDS, II0.t!lSEXES3, BR0XCU1TIS, WHOCWSC-iOlfiU, CKGCr, ASTIi.HA, ASD COJSSl'WPTIOS. . . ll.an.4mi AND Dt21l0

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ocr: very peonage betetofore bestowed by the eiti2en Of 1 vicinity, he hope by strict attention, to the wants of customers to merit Its-continuanee';"' The close, proximity of these warerooms.t the Cou'rl-house-Landing, enables h1rato ship fHtnW ture to any point on the rive without trouble or risk:. itrwe sent to a distance is carefully packed arid covered, ' ' t ',-( .... -,:'-. 1 i0.t-",. -.. twu-o.i fi'.iua .1 H.U Remember the place Front street, above Court between T O.-Crawford's Dry Goode.- atld D. - Seed's bug ,SUe... .r ". -;t r ' . 4 ,vvc.-?u. '(Jdtfe 36. tSUtlo tt -h 7'',w.. ar. - A . . A ' 1.'.. .47.l X.IMVd .pWMUIIMVi!...,, Vf "''" i., v !) .n.ift in n.rJV t-w.v: Wimi"" ;u H jiV'.sWfw-i.) tr.-J -'.i'7?8 i, ... TTffM.V. PRALL.stlys new. stand, oh Court St., opposite the Court-house, is oonstsstly re V., ceiving fresh supplies of Stoves of the latest styles, and rhosfapprbVed patterns;" Beinga ;, ptactical 'workman In stov?- ware, snd an experienced stove-dealer, he considersis aadattery tossy r that he is capable'of judging correctly of th utility and durability., of tjie, different paterns j and ;, having hhnsulf,' selected trio steel now prj., band, with great-are ie has no hesitation inrecom- : iuefiding his stoves to aHMusclic'cpi's Vti'q- may desire one of thes'tf indispeilsableartiols. ;. ld.adlition to thi, varieties named above, frefasvst hsnd a large supply of the new and popul-,v These stAvesirTepeCUliirly' adapted tolhiswction of thcoountry. It is every wsy adapted to .. baking and cooking of aUkmds, has s powerful dioft, and oan be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-hall Uiq fuel. used iu ordinory stoves. ' These stoves are now in use tinmasr families in this section-, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving more tbaij the price of the stove in fuel in one season.. A much greater, and'more regular, heat, can beat tallied by the use of coal, and at the same time they are much cleaner than wood stoves, j-. . Any thing furthes about STOVES is unnecessary.-; The subscriber keeps constantly en hasj, ; and manufactures toorderj-all kindsof.j ... i.vv,.,'i(ity;!r - Tss;lf ' -"' '. r-i -' k .-, ,: i-i -. .- . . . i f ' ri!i - TINWARE; at Wlioiesale And Retail; U 1 'l .i - k'. i 'k u8UJIMTrIKQfit WORK",, sucti. VFFH.Tl.aVW:.V,OT JOBBING;6f!ankinaS. 1 . .; I n.,f j tie.taa llie "hgCncy ,for TT A T T 5 P " "'- 'iXw"'rr-r-::n.ii'e-'it rA-eWvnd favorite patent, possessing , many" advantages overjlie. ordliiaryowayt Alsria number kept constantly on hand, where they may be examined atn)t.times.7l,' , . ' Thankful, fot. Basf?ttv i the subscriber respuotfull j,' solipil&e, dutittuanoo: of', Wo pub p2Ti'i:2Wmt'' m i luii; y4itW4itl , DODGiS'SPRIIV(?A BEDSTFA 1 J7tA PiMKn,iHA ' 191. am n . t . Store StoycSi , UmcepOtoves, Gookinff-Stovesr - &mching, Scapeipci one or all, inw .'tlje ia.6oy .-: .'. ' ,. 1SI--1' 7.'(- - nnnnTun wi.; Dealer in m'- -.i-n U? Tl H i I. . ,!...-,;, ?: ,v.i w-'O VU," S . i i X . li Ifl


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ocr: . r. kovns, r t x t : mm covks, ; U, L. SOUKS, tM. KOVNa. 4 A. P. KOTJNS & SONS. ComiiiiMion Mtruhault WholMti ud KuU'l tt0CCBS 4M JOBBER?, ' And deolfri n Boflt 8torei Family pjovirpm. Grain, Fruit anil Country Product) No, 0, Rodgtri' Block, Second tlrtet, .RONTON, OHIO. AND AT '' ' UNION ST 0 RE : At their farm one mile below Symm's Croak. WE hove Juit received froitli from New Or leam, a large ftock of Sit mi r. ColToe MoluMt-s, o., which wooflt-r low lor cash. I'oraoiia wilding to nurvlinso would do well lo call and examine ountock, lo-witi Sugur ou liu i!, choice, 6(1 barrel do 1 100 hairdo do ' , CofTue 100 bogii choii'e Ttio, Molussci SOU Tibli. choice re boiled, 60 half barrels do 26 third do do ftice 10 ticrcca, froab. Curolina prime, (Joano 6ll0 lb. good article, Itroomi fJ4 doa onoilcil, Navul Store 10 bbln tur, lurgent size, lh do pitch, 6000 lba Oakum, 200 do hemp low, ' Table Salt 100 imull bags, Funiily Flour loo brla new crop, . ltucou and Lard 6000 Uu country cured, 6 barn.-b) do do Feed Hoy, Corn, Oats and Muni, Bonn and Candles 60 boxes Palm soap, 26 do No. I, U lb bars 16 do do 3 do 26 do Star Cmtdloa, 26 do Suirmer mould, in oo sit-arteiie. Tea 10 chests ansorted, 1000 packages do Cigars 2ti(i,00U hulf Spanish, 1O.OL0 t'rineipie, old ond tood, Vinegar 6 bunt-1 good, Stoneware 2,600 gallons, assorted. Matches 76 gross, Vriinnini! nnuer 26 reams. Crackers 16 packages, fresh, on co nnsig mi-nt. Tobacco 16 boxes assorted. Fruits All kinda. We will pay CASH for all kinds of produce, Wheat. Com, )uU, flax Seed, Hons, ream ers. BCiilciuiiK tow, nailer, r-ees, t ounry, 6ic, in facl we will buy any llnni; at store that farmers have lo sell. The store will deal in Dry Goods, (Jitecuswnre Furniture, tiroceries, etc. Give us a call examine our slocks. A. P. KOUNS & SONS, lronton, June 19, 18i3.-20.-lf. Petition for Divorce. Mary Walker Kiaia of Olum l.aurrcnca


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ocr: . I. i: t- aV N A mi i a- -j .la ak-(aS'jafl.iaW:HaV aaBBiaB4Baa'avaa9 'mrfavi i 'lllamirri-TH'ai'i -Ban Hrwn i'w- . CHERRY PECTORAL . ' For the riil Cure of , cordis; colds, isoarsemss, BRONCHITIS, M liooriXG-coiiai, CUOIT, ASTJHIA, AXD C0XSW1PTI0X. I . To rrna a Coir, with llaia-Amf us rsc or THK lioin, laki'llK- Sherrf Pitltrtl ob going lo bed, nl wni nu warm, o aweut liir'uit Urn iiIrIii. rr.fi J-i3.- . r


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ocr: BOOT & SHOE maw s eg la s M. C. HOPKINS. Second Street, one door abovii Ward's.' IRONTON, OHIO.' ' Is still on hand with full suddW of Philadelphia, and French calf jkin. Morocco, Spanish, and all nthr kind of leather, which he is ready to manufacture into BOOTS, AND SHOES on reasonable terms, snd short notioe. , He has in his employ several of tbe most skillful' class, of workmen, and is confident that he oan exe cute his work with aa much elegance and dura bitty as can be done at any other establishment, in the slate of Ohio, i He is thankful for a past liberal and generous patronage, which he atill hopes to receive. I Maroh 27th. 1 8o ,, ,, I3tt LUXURIES OP THE SEASON ! Early Ve, stable, Radishes. Salad, Onisai, s reMlvcS MStt-wsfkly, and fer safa at tka i ' IRONTON SBcVrAVBANT. '


ocr: PATRICK MURPHY. THOMAS MURPHY & LEARY, WHOLESALE & RETAIL ANO dealers in ccuntry produce, Block, CORNER 3d and LAWRENCE Sts 1B0NT0N, OHIO. . Tlio highest market price will hejpaid eegu, butter, potatoes, onions, corn meal, flax onts, corn, and nil kinds Df produce MURPHY & LEARY. E. M. B I C KNELL, Hail Road Hotel. CINCINNATI, O. TRUMAN & SPOFFORD, Wholesale and Retail Diiltn in & STATIONEKY, o. in .Mam nreei, between Tinril ond Fourth 8u. CINCINNATI, OHIO. A. P. WATERHOUSE & COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF Sporting & Blasting Powder, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, DKAUTUH IX GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, Lawrence Street, Letwyn Third and fourth IRONTON, OHIO. DKALER IS - WATCHES, JEWELS! SILVER & WARE, FANCY GOODS, ' Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, carefully re paired. Railroad Street, Ironton Ohio. WM. HALL & SON, MtBafactBreri f PUm Fortes AND PUBLISHERS OF MUSIC, Ve. 230 Broadway It, apposite thj NEW YORK.


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ocr: MASONIC .CALENDER REGULAR MEETINGS: LANCASTER LODGE, Ko. 47 - - .. . May 99. 1855. " CHAPTKK.No.il May 31 " " ENCAMPMENT, No. a. June I ' " COUNCIL, No. 4. JurelS " February 52, 1H0S. G. 8TBINMAN, Recorder. city comcTiomy, THE undersigned, having recently Btted up rooms In Martin' row, immediately under the Ohio taglo Printing Office, and one door north of tha Post Ottlce, moat respectfully Invito public attention to thelrextensire and well selected stock ofCeau'ien aria, conaiiting of candles of their own manufacture, which they will sell al wnniesaie ana roiau price. Lemons, Oranrrsi -sa),Kaionn,Uatea, Flrat tAualitr f"l Win and Ala, Tobacco, Cigara cVe. Arc, conttanlly kept on hand. . .. Weanalan flitlnrnnlo In style for a Ladles' Ram mer Saloon, the room formerly occupied hy Dr.Kia, where the refreshment of the season will be In readi ness at all hours. BtiUl Ol LADABAUOrl. April It, IMS No. 49 t-f. FRESH MILCH COW9. JBfrvV v a bl FRESH MILCH COWB for date at lie ln Farm South of Town. 1845. .THOMAS STURGEON.


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ocr: each ', . ' . INQUIRER ' - JOB P BIN TING luqulrtr Eoom, Market St, bet Front and 2d The Proprietor would inform the Public that there is in connection with this office, a well arranged . BOOK ic JOB PRINTING OFFICE I ': ; i The Materials, including Types, .Borders, &c., Ar all ibtireL? hbw, anrl'"of the' most Pleasing and Fashionable Character, ena bling us to execute, in a maimer unsur passed in this city, all kinds of To provide for doing Job Printing cheap ly and expeditiously, we have added to our establishment, at a heavy expense, a JOB PRIHTIII PRESS With which we can strike off between two and three thousand impressions per hour, a jt3T Particular attention given to the printing of ' ' BILLS OF LADIKG. CIRCULARS; ; -.gfftMi.TOrMPSa OMW(SirOIAXr .' ANO joej-noat, SlUNK. .Orde'rBibjmail will, receive prompt at


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ocr: x -1 ' " ' .-r.- t J : ..... . i TPAoas.' aoi .faail. .J)tdtr in ANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS, OLOTH'tK(WH f, Yankee Notions, Groceries, Boots V Shoes, ., Oats & Caps, , 'Hardware, Gans, fte, , . CoSNSB OF FsOUT Nl RlTTLANP STSCBTS,-- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO.. i(. -. - ' GREAT INDUCEMENTS! i Prfatgcd.and Prices Reduced Anxious for business, and determined to lease, Edwards solicits share of public


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ocr: ?S7. The fullpwing Hong, written for thu occasion, wm sung at tho recent ci-lcbratiou or Dr. Franklin's liirlh-day, by the New York Typo graihical S)ciuly: A STICK OF TYPE. BY CARLOS ll, UTtU'ART. A ittick of typo whnl shut or shell From war'H;rim cunii liiilli hull the power, A "tick or Typo with this one thought, That Freedom's man's Ootl given power! That slick of Type hath more or niicht Thnn warrior, host, or fortrcx wnlU, And it shall butter lowers lu dual Thai laugh at siege and camion 1at!s. Thai stick of Typo ! I see it break The eklo.it of Hie blood-tuiilt throne?, And lift the yoke from millions, bowed O'er dead slave millions, bleached bones. The stick of Type ! careering fleets llefure it idly flap their wings. And bannered armies pnss like eliafT. Grown hideous 'iiiung remembered thing. The slick of Type! find bless llio Finist. Who wrought it in his conquering brain ; That stick of Tf!e ! (iodlhss the Hoc, Who scattered it abroad like ruin. Tho Type ! the Press ! the living thought I By steam and lightning spread abroad, Shall conquer yet and bring lo man Freedom, Love, and 'I'mli of (Jod I SABBATH UOBNINd. BT ALLAN CUNNI.NUIIAM. Dcnr is the hallowed morn to me, When the village bells awake the day; And, by their sacred minstrelsy, Call me from earthly cares away. And dear lo mo the winged hour. Spent in thy hallow'd courts, O Lord! To feel devotion's soothing power, And catch the rauuiia of thy word. And dear to me tho Joud Amen, Which echoes through the blest abode, Which swells and sinks, and swells again, Dies on the walls, but lives lo Clod. And dear the rustic hnrnviny, hang with pomp of villnge art; That holy, heavenly melody, The music or a thankful heart. In secret I have often prny'd, llul still the anxious tear would fall; , H it on thy sacred altar laid The fire descends and driej Ihcm all. Oft when the world with iron hands, Has bound mo in its sin days' chain, This bursts them like the strong man's bauds, And lets my spirit loose again. Then dear to me the Sabbath mornj The village bells, the shepherds voice; These oft hnvc found my heart forlorn, And always bid that heart rejoice. Go, man of pleasure, strike thy lyre, Ol broken Sabbaths sing the charms; Our' s be the prophet's car of fire That bears us to a Father's arms. What a Pair of Andirons Cost. "Peter," said my uncle, knocking the ashes from his pipe, and laying it on the


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ocr: , packed and covered. : - , ' ' , , ' y Remember the place Front street, above Pourt between T. 0. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D. Reed's Drug Store. . . . . ....... . j June 26, 1855U ,;v - "W. T- TPfS 'A T rT .y' . ;'"' : 1 Dealer 'in''"' ''A ' '"' '.' ' . '' ITT VS.'. J. PRALL, athts new standi on Court VVi ceivlnf fresh sunnlies of Stoves of the latest practical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to ear thotheisonpable of judging coneoHyof,the utility and durability of the different paterns an having hrmsH sseleoted te stock Bow en hand, with great caie, lie has no hesitation in neon; mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one of these indispensable articles. . (vln addition to the varieties named above, he has on hand s large supply of the new and popular O o al iCookin Stppi These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this section baking and cooking of all kinds, has a powerful or coal, savingone-half the fuel used inordinary families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving mote than the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A much greater, and more regular heat, can be at tained by the Use of coal, and at the same time they are much cleaner than wood stoves. '-'''' Any thing further about STOVES is unnecessary. The subscriber keeps constantly ea haa . and manufactures to order, all kinds of . i.i-- v.-- n'--t..fii 1 1 v. -; a I. H y JVi iW-s IB II "" -TINWARE, at; Wholesale an RetailS' r -:-''-Copper-WOT SHEET-IRON WORK, such SrMng;'. '(vf Copper Pipe, and Qopper W .JOBBING, of tn addition to to all this ho has the agency ..for HALL & PATENT LEVE AND IRON CENTER LEVER X3 WW'.VV . A. new. end favorito nalent. possessing many number kept constantly unhand, where they may bo Thankfuk for-past favors thb suusonbor rospeciiuuy solicits a contihanncc of the purj natrnnflfs.. PomtiroV.' June 2R., If!fi8lf.! : v ....... JUt- ' w .',". ;'l a; Shop Stoves, : Storo Stoyej, U Office Stoves, Parlor Stovqs, ; t Cooking Stovesf, Radiators etc. ' St., opposite theCourt-houSe, is coasUnUT re- stvles. and most approved patterns.. Being of the country. It ; is every way adapted to draft, and can be used equally well with, wood stoves." 'These? Btovesare now In use inmany HI T I Jt ..r ll" all kinds; : lit id O'.-i.WJ fi UUtt the salo'bf ' v ' i.' ; vvi SPEER'S ! n ..! n! advanlauei over Ilia oidinaiy nlowa.' A Iariifl' examined at all times. ' .', , .' . WU. J. PRALt ' , rf .1..,, ;',..' Tliii n-Ti -iti


ocr: ... v .;,.:, Manufacturer :qf, and Wholesale y CABINET WAREROOMS Wxmb ' Otooifl' 'alb?. ? imLTritsV, .ipiiim3r O ; . THE SUBSCRIBER, having established himself in the new building adjoining!1. 0. Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for the purpose, and having made arrange ments for receiving from the large manufactories of Cincinnati frequent supplies of : - -' ' FURNITURE of the Newest Styles and Patterns, takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he is now ready to receive visitors a4 ill t ders for any thing in his line of business. " ' " ' , , . ; '.. t. .i : .t "From the facilities which h nnsspssps. and his hesvv sales, he feels warranted in tavinsTtbat he not only has the Largest and best assortment of ruruitojre ever brtiU to this market, but it is offered -: '' ' - ''-' CHEAPER than at any other establishment im$ tide of Cincinnati " HIS STOCK embraces many articles not usually found except in large citieii including vert article of Furniture necessary for kitchen, bedroom or parlor, and of such qualities and price to suit purchasers, belonging to "upper ten" or "lower million." - " i ue luiiuwmg, huiuiik many oiaei aruciea, are inciuuuu iu uu i r?""""' . - ..- , , . v Mahogany Dress Bureaus, Walnut' " " Oak ' ' " Mahogany " . , Marble Top. ; Centre and ard Tattesnew styles ' . Marble Top Sofa Table. :. Sofas anq Divans. '" . . , Walnut and Mahogany Fancy Stands. ' Reception Chairs New York manufacture.', Walnut and Maple Banister, Walnut anduaissea Bedsteads, new style. Maple Grecian, jenny Lind Cottage anaioafet an dupboards. " j bpindle Cane-beat Chairs. ' Walnut and Maple Arm Rocking Chairs. .Low " . " a In addition to his stock of Cabinet Furniture, he has also on hand a large iisortaent of t , '. Cotton and Husk 31attrasses, ' suitable for double or single beds, lounges, cribs, workmanship, lor sale on reasonable terms. IVILiIjU W-WARU. Children's wagons, crins, ana DasKets ot every aessriptioa, Mnufaoturingij The best of workmen are kept constantly employed, ready to manufacture to order aay artiet nit found in the warerooms. XT xl dert .'H will keep constantly on hand a'large variety of all sizes and styles.' 1 " 1 ' " For protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary interment, for vaults, transportati; tit any other desirable purpose, these cases are far superior to any thing previously invented. VThefX ever they have been introduced, they have, to a very great extent, superceded the s of the st dinary wooden coffins, possessing, as they do, so many advantages hitherto unattained. ' ,",..;' Persons desirous oi examining tiiem are invitea to can at nis warerooms. Prices but a trifle more than good wooden coffins. . - .. ....,. , ... . . (" He is also prepared, at all times, to execute orders, on the shortest notice, lor th eidisary wooden and covered COFFINS, when prefened. f 1 '' ' ;-" ' Thankful for the very liberal pctronage heretofore bestowed by the citizens of Pomeroy sad vicinity, he hope by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit its continuance. The close proximity of these warerooms to the Court-houss Landing, enables him to ship fnrsi ture to any point on the river without trouble or risk. , iture sent to a distance is carefully packed and covered. : - , ' ' , , ' y Remember the place Front street, above Pourt between T. 0. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D. Reed's Drug Store. . . . . ....... . j June 26, 1855U ,;v - and Retail Dealer i A-r ;. Nurse .. . M , . vauvrma . " , . - Walnut and Mahogany ttvffed teal ffc ' ; together vnth a-great variety of pteiin chains, for office, bedroom; Jctuhe.lt cK - . euttiea font 4a&9 J - r Dining, Breakfast, and Dessert Tat&et: ('. " Stands, of every description. . High and Low-post Bedsledds, large tariffy.. Desks and Book-cases. 'A farge assortment of Looking-(flasseK t ''Looking Glass Plate, jbe, tei ' " ' &c, manufactured of the btst materially tti . . , ! - . : ' , k . i &Js ing, r, Having secured the agency for the sale of FISK'9 PATENT AIR-TIGHT AM INDE8 1R U CTIUIifi METALLIC BURIAL-CASES,'


ocr: We would respectfully inform, our patrons, friends, and mankind in eeneral, that we are prepared to- execute in the most approved mari ner, all kinds of work in the Tailoring line. As we are constantly in receipt of the latest Eastern Fashions, we feel confident that our work will please the most fastidious, as none but toe nest ot workmen are etnpioyea. All orders left, promptly attended to in me shortest time possible. Uur style ot cutting is favorably Known, nnu needs no comment. Remember .. - WE WARRANT OUR WORK to five satisfaction Having had long experience m tins orancn oi the business, enables us to ouy, anu seieci nucu Articles ns will best suit this market. It also en ables nstobuyat extremely LOW PRICES, and we offer superior inducements to buyers as we are determined to SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE COUNTY. ill find it in their interest to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we deem it a Dleasure to snow our gooas io all who may favor us with a call. Our motto is Smnll fronts and Quick Sales. CALL AT THE . Clothing Depot, On Rutland st., one door above Wilson's - Corner, Middleport, 0. May 15. 1855-tf.';


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ocr: JOYCE'S STAR Corn and Cob Mill! IMPROVED $ SECURED AVG., Combines all tiegood qualities of the lkt Mills 7i vse WITH KSSKXTIAf. IMPKOVF.Mr.NTs IX Crashing- and other Arrangements. fntl'S i- one of Hie most vitlntihli inveniiniin for 1 Iron .Mti-tter, tlie Ftiriuer. nntl the SStrfk li-t motive power. i n iforw, umt will yritnl leu huli eU por hour. Tlii .Mnelune l more iitiip!c in .trurlitre. ntiti tiuliltt lo dnnintreniem lit an "fjttlf Ghnt.'1 It ln r-vsivi. the lii-ili'! I'reniimti nt neve ml Sinie nnd (.'niinly t'uiro. It wilt iilno MiplJ. il Cum into tint ilamiity. wilii n irreiit decree convenient' to the Funtier. It wriuhn irom three Tour liiiinli'ed potmd. in'cnrdimr to ie ttud cut: pin into oofmiioii whWnnt eyniiir or nieeliiinietil in rnieen iiiinule. Whoever tun miieli h filin will niivu 1'ie prire 01 iio .111 11 every winter, i-y iiicrni. e ut imuiiiient continued in liie irronHil mid Tott. Fnrnier uml oil.ers iiUere.ied, in I't I'dinv'- nre invited 10 cnll al my iture. Xo. 'J'i Midi, Second 1r'i'l, Irohtfiii. Ohio, nnd exnininr .Mill. J inn itie jsole vendor of nid Mi'l forthix of country, nnd can turn.., them on the lowest


ocr: PROS P E G T US ,. z9yFr ari3 KPIRIT OF THE TIMES. THIS PAPER WILL C1NTINCE TO AD vocote the great principles of Democratic Liberty, and their application to the condition .of society and government, We have embra ced the Democratic doctrine from a profound conviction of their truth, and we are associated with tbe Democratic party, because, we find it, in the main, striving to simplify government in all iu machinery, to bring public affairs, no far as practicable, within the management of small districts of country,. to itslablish universal free trade, and a gold and silver currency. Wfl are opposed to the extension pf slavery, or to any fostering of that institution by the Federal Governuient j holding that Hip Statu HiO'ira platform of '98, which distinctly draws the line between State and Federal power, to be the only firm basis on which 011 r two-fold Government may securely rest. We nre ene m;es to oil monopolies, and will continue to labor for their removal. '- Weshnll agitate with fervent seal' in fivor of Lend lltform, Indus trial Rtform snd Currency Reform. To do so effectually, will require the bold uttcrnnet! of aggressive truth, let its consequcTtces fall on whom it may. ' " . ' We shall oppose any modification of the present law of Congress, that may tend to abridge the rights of persons emigrating from foreign sou nines to this. Such is the general nature of the principles that will govern the conduct of the Times. It will give a siimmnry of the news, and faithfully record events as they transpire. . " ,. Terms: One dollar and a hnlf 'in advance, or two dolla s if not paid within the year. LEETH If HOOD.


ocr: U. S. CLOTHING ' FALL & WHITER. CL .-sai aj aj' a' 1 ' '' '-' t-4 Ovt Millinery.vpa.i Slillnerr and Fann Cwiis. ,,, Mrs. CAROLINE MAynnu receivea from lunainnatt, a large, j an J well selected, assortment of Millinery and Funcy Dress Goods; desires to say to thwij Ladies of Ironton .and vieiuily'thad.,.Uiev ara now ready for inspection. ." ' . Her assortment; wliich & large and "varied, consists in part of the following Goods', vin ' ' Silk and Straw -Bonnets, Glsae-Silk, Steel Silk,. Black Silk, Gro Oe Ithiue, Fioronctj Rrnid' Bnnners. Satin Rlrow Rnnnrita. P -arL Soft and Cold Straw doj Lawn, Plush; Silk VeU ' vet and Velvet Kibons.Galoon'Trimming Wor ted, do' Elastia. do; Fringe. Lace, Li&eiL Cm sets, Silk Gloves, Kid, do. '" 1 i ! M'oolenMitU for Children, Ladies" nndef-a sleeves, Bobbinet, Crown Lining, Bjck Fnjmeat Jaconet Collars, pbemujettcs, Habits.. Lndiee, Caps in great variety. Taffeta Rjbiu, list feath ers, Roses and Koss-buds, White and Coloted t Wreaths, Rigiolets, o. -;' ' Rooms i a the Bank block, 2d door, below the Bank. Thankful roc past patronage, she ra sped fully desires a continuance ortbe aainai Call and see her stock before conolndUf pen A. chases elsewhere. : ' n33tfj si.niri , October 24. I8M. : ..;


ocr: the authority of tbe good .people of those eolo-, ' solemnly publish and declare, That these ' United Colonics are, and of right ought to be mi AID IXOBrisTBEIX (Unti that' they are absolved from all allegiance to the ' British erown, and that all political connexion " between them and the State of Great Britain. , is, snd ought to be. totnllydimolved, and that. -nFRBE and INDEPENDENT STATES, they have full power, to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, estab- lish commerce, snd to do all other aei and things which INDEPENDENT STATES may or right do. And, for the support of this ilea ' laratmn, with a firm reliance on the protection of DIVIHX fBOVlDEHCE, wemtitttnlly pledge , to each other, our lives, our fortunes, and our ' sacred honor. The foregoing declaration wss, ty order of i Congress, engrossed, aud signed by the follow. , ing members i JOHS HANCOCK, PretidenL NAMRS Or MEMBRRS OMITTED.


ocr: Patent Metalio Burial Case. . . .llW.r!llB nflva tMt received a aloek ; a . CASFS from th6 1 of MKMLIC BORMt tMM "?EJ5? Mjfr "to BiSEnTo? jn nMta.. , wv.PM -.. .,,-., ,Q INDESTRUCTIBLE, - tocitM and nreaerving tbe dead for ordi- . f , ,i.r for vaults, or for. traiunortalion, . . - The stock will le kepiup M ooCaa.ouuenin , Thev nlsa keen oonstautly made a variety of M ' . , r . 1 n:iUiAB ' A I mn i.nmna 01 aiutneat aiaua ni... uuuhhw. S-i, 7 l (Zmn. n dirMtion without delay. I wiii mw . - . ,-. A new Hcarso. auiet horse and careful dri er,Mauy iortvi w.u..jiI U . "i .i?,U8H'p0, .ronton. BemeTnDcr-.ia. yy f 'tV TTj , tor snl by.- . .


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ocr: Stoves ! ; Stoves !; T.V..1 I V.i' I . "!(,,;.,. ,,,(! '. i.i VV' "St. J bnnosite theCourt-house, is now le ceivine1 fresh sltnply of Stoves of the, latest styles, and rnost approved patterns..- Being a prno tical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say that he is capable of juUging eorreotlyof the util ity and durability of the different patents i and having himself selected the strck now on band, with (Treat care,' he has no hesitation in -recom mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one or these inrnspensaDie articles present stock comprises the following t U " , Shop Stoves, store stoves '. - --"l- " OtHcc Stoves, Parlor Stoves, ' Cooking Stoves of the.lstest paterna. ' Kndlators. Ac, Ac. . ' i . In addition to the above, he has on hand a sunnl v of the recently invented COAi; COOKING , STOVES. ;r. These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this seo tion of the eountry. It iaevery way adapted to baking and cooking of all kinds, has a powerful droit, ana can ue usea equany wen wun. wuxia or coal, saving one-hnlf the fuel used in ordinary stbVes. These stoves are now in use in many families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving more than the pneeof the stove in tuettn one season.; a mnch greater, and more regular heat can be at tained by the use of coal, and at. the same time they are much cleaner than wood stoves. v7hen once thbroughly introduced in this section, the subscriber feels confident they will supercede alt other kinds of cookine stoves.; Call and examine for Vonrself. l- ! n-H .,. --'I The subscriber also still continues to keep eon stantly on hhnd a large and fuH assortment of. , ' Tlnwnre of all Descriptions,.,. , Sheet Iron and' Conner ware, which he is con stantly manufacturing, and wili sell cheap. for cash.'.1'". ' f-t- 1 , -'-'.;. .! s -,,.1 .. h Thankful for' past favors, the subscriber reT spectfnlly solicits a eontinaance or the public 1 i ( WM. J; PRALL.


ocr: . ' CAinM's' spinTsb T7mix1 iike: W 1.1. ill . ,it rillV'. -,;.! ht 1'IX-XSL:r!0 l vijjill .r 111 i ni-itv. J.n. .. ' - 'N.' "IM Great Purifier of thfeifilood? " NOT A PiiRTlCLfi OFMEfe'CURY'IinT -Let the -Aflititl Rtd and Pewter ! An;infalljble fcerhedy for Scrofula Kisg'sfEvil, ' Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, '' PimbleS.'ftr'Pnrfnlpsft Vl. ?.' -Rlnfl,. .'luBpili'Agne, and Fever,-Chlowa; Sbf; Byes, ,.,1vn,Wormor Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Win nf hi RnnM IniiJtu1 HTniMihrn l.''ceWnfiypiiilitio Disorders.Lumlgo. Spintl , Mompjaints, and alLDjseases arising from an. ''Injudicious Use of Mercury, Imprudence 'in iie, or impurity of the BloodV.o -. f r;j t1u -., ' H7" This great alterative medicine and Purifier of.BitCd is noW'used Ay thonsandrf-' of "atefut . patients from' all phrfs dMhe United States, h(T testily daily to the remaifknrfe'iauifS-perlornTey by. the greatest' of ill ,ttediciAfl-;.''f3ARTCRirf . Ml AAAiAUil illlAA UIlQi ' llRlimiiriB K hDllmaL tism, Scrofula,. Eruptions of-the.Skini.,tiver,Dis- ; eirae, revers, uiccrs, uio aorea, AfTectibris M thb -Kidneys, Diseases or the'Thrdilt: WmkllRTrtifti. UWti. Pfl-ias andnAahihg of IthelBbries and Joints, are speedily put to flight;!) .tsipg,!lr)ii , r0r all cispaspa nr thfl Rlnnil- nntlniiff Tin as Vek Wn tonndtd comp'arer!tV it? It cleanse r)'afer!tV it 'It cleaaseA: ihk , system of all impurities; acts gently and efficierif. 1)1 on.thLinfM and Kin)Vtrehgthen thd di- PP.t i Hi! nival l,.Ma tn. ,n. 6,Am.nl m.l.. It; . lull. fU, W.V149U IlklUliCaj tJlf skin clear and healthy, ond restores the Cdnsti--tution'.'iiiireibrefl Bv disease 6r btokeh' dfiWn- hv the excesses or yeuth.'ttf its' ptistlnw VigoV in strengthiT nestsA .lil-titr, n .7 m'uI For ihe Ladies, ftis inootapojsjs M betslrtaa) lithe cosmetics tversed A fe. dosesof Gar- -' ter's Spanish Mixture will remove all sallpwrlcss -of complcrxib'n, bVing 'ihe tbse's mafitlirltf toXthef oheek, give elasticity to the step, arflldrflprutie the geherril lealth: in a lerhartaiW egree; ibe yond all the medicines ever heard oCf .'j.l ,n,.. The large ntimber or certificates Wbieh we hav teCeiVi(t frnm nn tinm rtfl haft of trie Urihed States, irtlte best evidence that fheW: rs tiobilm' bp i about it. t The press, totekiepenj - aaagis trawvphysiorsnsanlpubJiomewaUnklOjwn to.the cgmmunitynell add then tosliraqny ,tp,the Wohderfu effecti of 'this GREA'r BLOODfpU- RIFIER, .f..,n.,.M IVA 'Chllioa tie AoiJnraa'dVta OiToular nftdXAl- manse, and read the w.tjwlerfBl.dureshlsltrujy.. grwtp'rt,o.alil. mfidipAopf JvM m . None genuine Unless signed. BEiSi,ETT.,i BEERS. Prnnrintnr: No.. S. PpaVI littf'dt.'hJliril Va.i t whort all orders' (o sit)t)nMand adareised.'.AAnd Wisnleibyi U. REED fc BROTHER, Pomeroyj HWA hester; the 1J culli'iiiaieeilinco was 1, a.roveJ awalietjeyii i $ tmmtfm.ut iAieirKaatMrnMCni u " . .


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ocr: Fresh Arrivald. MACKF.UAL. N-w.No.l.' HONEY, W. It. Ctmib. . MUSTARI, Aromalic, CIT'loN, Fresh Genoa, BARLEY, Pearl, FARINA, Wlienlerk, SOAP, Genuine CaHtilo, S VP, Transparent Bur, BiUCK, for si otiring. Received this day by WM. MILLER. Oct ii3,


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ocr: J fV fure to any ppihjr dn liivj f (thout jroiibWor iiski fvjieitiire-seriti to a-distanco U ea'refully packed and covered. Reiiiembei tliaplco4 Front street above CouU Reed !1 J-113 menilinir hia alilbaii tii all hnnaAaannM- who ita In addition to-the vanetieaTxamed above, bdhas ri 'tr''; '.Tr?w!ix) j mi j '. ,' " " ""' , ' I'i 7!ai , .p, -fty .r uj..vo, ,T .v.' ,i.-tovi ir. -v i.i '!'f4CSSmmSS3UStiUmuJ ' ,(".;!. U A Vrr'j aCeV'T-'-'-Tl. T fSSSSSSSa taa-(a-BniBSa-i . SSaaSBBSI alSM Maaaa . . ' . , .. . 7 -"' .-. niMi I cr rv rw :- r-r. x w-pcl tl n. r ... wain nimw, . . .. .X'm vii- it 1 r, . .. . V n i ,i.r ;t' a m ve f i,1 j i J 'rh-;(7.i .. '.-.: . --.I . t'loiA rlsi.tiii '-yU1"' "3"'-' w' fcl -': a."..ft.rilj'uao.j -Wi CT-.. ."fT-f-'t i ;fcii nvs.1 I TTa'T li.'t' TWAf.T'.'vaii';a"ii alanj': 'iu rtMi'ri'M Pi IT J.'Ji PRAtL.VthiSnew standi on Court St. opposite theQouit-hoVsef is constanil,r T Y eeivirij; fresh, Suppffes or Stoves of th latest "styles, fid. most approved patterns.' Befng a ptadtiesT workman in stove-wrfresnd srl experienced slove-deiletj he conSiflersit no flattiry to say that he is capable of judging fcoirrebtly of the utility .and durability. 0 hfl different paterns .M. i,..;ni;MuU! .irkiinna t ',;), .,.ni' ..ro. lip fas nn hesitation inreeoa- 1 liesjaoioai aropeouitany auapieu w iniawciiun 01 n cvunirT.. ir n 1 baking and cooking 0 all kind, has a powerful drtftf aad ean ba use equally welt withiwoo or coal, avingohe-nalf the fuel used inordinary stove. TheBd stoves arolnnwlinmsojinaaaaT families in thi section, who speak of them a in th highest degree satisfattory-svfngnwre than the price of thestpye in fuel in one season. A taiaed, bynhe ijse otcoat, ana at tne same time iney are muon- oieaMer inaa www , 1 "Any thing fujthar about STOVES is unnecissary.t The subscriber' keeps' constantly en nana, and manufacture to order, all kind of. . i M '? M '; ' ? ; 'JBi TINWAKE. at WjioWolmo'.Koiail fl? J'.-.'U'fl V''M ;? y-i tra 77 J .TflrLL'il copper ripe nuopuui-: ou. oi, an lunu ..jujimM.'DroHiana ".'fi1'.-? 'a addition to' to 'all 'this i ha the agency for' the ,le df ,' ':.' ,AJ . ' :7::;77:71lALLSEBEI:;7;:SCi ;i1: iu. PATENT, IJCTCK AND 0 1S it .'v Va" Xx3.:v4 .M . .w vs;tvi -1' Ai new land favorite patenti pbeaBin),inahyia4vanUges oer tkowdiwry ptows 'Alaf-L number kepttoqatantlr frtband,- where thay y examined at U times vi-"v"' n.v ..i-n. . w Thankful for past favors,' ths mhsntirwr reapactfallr aNorta a oniln,i , .Mt patronage."! -v).'. r. rv. m)' 1 - r omeroy. Jsne .36 1865 if ,, a i, '.. ,: -na 1 1 , . . i.'m ! r" , , " 1 ,' f t jn BODGE S SPJIING BEDSTC lo myself, or justice to my conBiiiucuts. ti lurriiuiiu .nr;-fi.T ol i r't- between nT,.,0 Crawford' Goads, ind D. t.' a , .1, w.i ovt! suMiii) W-.v Vjil'K' j;vj,j -.1! r.ii c r. ISf.'l 'i. C) 4 . - X 1 V . k "Vtt4 - n i i A?i'j:ttl r ''jV t flil I neiBi!it'i!I S lif Ui W i. " ! uarShop otoves; 0 , - V , " . -a -.7- " . . J v lladiators, 3eLC r Wrn. one of ,thSe.. indispensable ..article.,,, on baad aargeitippty.vi. ine new miu uj.u.a. much greater, and moiW'itfguJaroeatcanTi a- InMldaad 4'.irti ha .ifdijij;..'! i-ll c. IT .Vi . . itti-'t r vVl f A '.) A " I9 t 4 J "V 111091 CiGHTES IXTXtivJ .... (.- 4 X -Vki 'atr JTiil i,-r' ..,o,t'' W'1l 10 v'"' ''i V'"'HrWMk'' fSTZHtV ; 'Wii ' -yi io.. . . t m:i i m'-i ffii , .ft


ocr: T f IN Till JLtPEfcaV PREPARE FOR; i ' 1 I 7S0 't"HT'! 0 . .. yVi.'.iCa. JLl. e e r . 4 LL Europe i engaged .-.in a bloody and de atrueiWe waY The 'ympthief or American Is ; arouse! In ..their , behalf. Ho soon ovr own ooMtryanay be involved it is Doasible to foretell. ' J If is the part of wikdom prepare Jot w n tim? or pface. , :. , -. v'. I to march of improvement ar J civiliaat'on fas(: destroying those, pne eld .'bunting where our forefat her delighted, to -"chase boundined'JO," ..Gam .1 becoming sea ice, the sporu of. the chase are aeldora - indulged A few of these hunting-grounds remain.' trtanietv b them while they; eatf l Robbers, burglars, incendiariei, furk in almost every community w M m well to nrmrri to defend voarself araimt When you-thinlt f thee thtnn,' rt. 4 P t.r .' h .- - - ..... r. c ... r.'.. ti. .. h . . na ) nf. r. ..... h. ,..4 g vhwt ; " SILAS GARNER, GntafcratllSt J lJ-' t . .'.' ' .-'I. .! ... - -t. I tHli at the same nlace. in Stridefs bid Stor loom, and, tha' he is prepared to fill all. fM Jr tU A K JIB of eveiy, Shot-Ou, CaVbine or een '76 Mnkcf. is also prepared to do ll.klnds of repairing, invitea particular attention to bi Rides the greatest invention of the age. In Mohana for hi Otfnr ft am nathing all- AeCLI IIIC MJUIICy. VIII PMU JItf' tfl - . H H '' i TQlTtP'respebtlruiljE fnfoftii the' ciUins1 f 11 I


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ocr: IRONTON MARKETS. Ftnnr. pirMl, Vv'iiitnt, pur bu., Corn, Oat, I'olnrocn, lliuoil, llnitnr. por ilo., rim lit-i-ii. Drieil Api.Ip. Tlinolliy S.-.-J. jrii!ii i uucuca, llrllliK. ("tipce. luoxro, July t?ili, till. ti M-H tA l.im 4H M Wl In 7 Ilamt 1 lo 16: HUei t) lo 10 10 to ICt I '.- none. nmia


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ocr: Reinemberthe place Front street, above Court between T. O. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D. Reed's Drug Store. " " - June 26, 1855U vi ( I Court-street, directly opposite "M. J. PRALLl athis new stand, on Court ceiving fresh Supplies of Stoves of the t,i. i. .ii In addiUon to the varieties named above, he has on-hand a lare supply Oft tbTwW and ipuia doal CobloJatgte' These stoves' are peculiarly adapted' to this section of ,thi country, Jt ,is.verv way danted to baking and oooking of all kinds, has a powerful draft, and can be us&J equally well with' wooa otcoal, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stoves. These stoves are taoWitt liseiinjminy families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree SBtiafactory-aavirig pre than. the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A tainea dv tne use oiooaii buu i mo aning nine Any 1 jy thing further about STOVES is unnecessary. ; Tbeaubscfiber keens instantly Wr hana, manufactures to order, all kinds 9 . ' ..... M i.',1 ." : , m and i TINWARE, at Wholesale aiidUctaa. vx iiaiv. ' ' SHEET'IRON WORK, kuch Copper tipe, and Copper Work ot all kinds, JOBBING, '.il'iO i d. A -:ti iBllddition toto allthishehastbe agency for XXlkXJU VU'XJXUAJlhU i .11-, v ';r PATENT EEVEU AND IUOX CENTEll LEVElt .v.: ., , , m r t A new and favorite patent, nossessimr man number' kept constantly on hand, where the'y may inaiisiunur past lavors, the subscriber Datronaee. ,ni pomeroy, june 86, 8Ctf. the (urtrlwuser Tommy. Shop Stoves,' i: "''''Store'&toyes,,,;':.;; Parlor'Sto 1 Cooluhg fotoves, 'i Radiators, ; etc.wi St.. opposite theCburt-howe, is oenstaaave- Wtest1 styles, andmoStapprOTedpaUern."8 v;n.'if Wpi indisnensable articles. nvuou greater, anu more, regular neai w uier nic uiuvu ,m. r . v. II -L . 'H h m (iff ('"'tl 1 aonr.J -nl ' I'fHi'l'.'nl kv 'is' BrMmfi.'Scmmncg: fa. oi allvlunas." i 'til tu-.'.n Vifn1:,tii n..w f.'f.A k-. the' sale of H ll t ' 'I l Mi. 'I 1 II Am , Mill, . , . fSIUmm v advaniairAi bvM'the Wa'hiarv' nlmraP'-A lane be examined at alHimeai tu. u s.,lJ! respeotfulry 'solicits a "COntitiiinncebf tho.nuulio ji ..... . nn 1 F.fy Dealer in - . . . ... i .. in'.. ....fi fcoa ' ' .lit uo mm


ocr: IN TIME ' OF ; PEACE PREPARE FOR :.;w,la:aa:s!.::; A LL Gurone is cneaeed in a bloody and de- J. structive war. The sympathies of many Americans is aroused in their benaiti how soon onr own country may be involved it Is im possible to foretell. It is the part of wisdom to prepare for war in time of peace. ; ; The marcn 01 improvement anu civilization is fast destroying those fine old hunting grounds where our forefathers delighted to "chase the bounding doe." Game is becoming scarce, and the snorts of the chase are seldom indulged in. A few of these' hunting-grounds remain. . Let snortsmen use them while they can. t nouuers. uurKiare, inccuumncs, bhuiuuiucidii n. I 1 1 1 . J : J - J lurk in almost every community. It is well to be Drenared to defend yonrself against their attacks wnen you nun a 01 inese imngg. remeuiuer that '' . v "'; 1 LAS GARNER, Gunsmith, is still at the' same, place, in Strider'a old Store room, and that he k prepared to fill all orders for Fl KB 'ARMS ct every description Rifles, Shot-Gur.2. Carbines, or even '79 Muskets.: is alsq prepared to do all kinds ot repairing.. invites particular attention to his Patent Rifles the greatest invention of the age. In exchange tor his Guns he asks nothing allexcept the money, call ano see mm.


ocr: JLm GAT Manufacturer of and Wnoiesale and Retail Dealer tn ' ."e&AID;.Aa.:D. s,. i mamt 1 ps&mm m CABINET WAREROOMS !. . ' npiIE SUBSCRIBER, having estaolished X Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for the purpose, and having made arrange ments for receiving from the large manufactories ' .' i " luuninjuu oi tne Newest styles and ratterns, " takes pleasure iu announcing to the nublio that he is now ready to receive visitors and fill' .or ders for any thing in his line of business. , .. . j ' From the facilities which he possesses, arid his heavy sales, he feels warranted' in saying" thai he not only has the Largest and best assortment of Furniture ever brought to this market, but it is offered i CHEAPER than at any other establishment this side of Qindnnati. w. . HIS STOCK embraces many artioles not usually found except in large cities; including every article of Furniture necessary for kitchen, bedroom, or parlor, and of such qualities arid prices tosuit purchasers, belonging to "upper ten" or "lower million." .; .,, , 'I no loilowing, among many other articles, are Mahogany Dress Bureaus. Walnut " " Oak 1 ' ' Mahogany ' 1 !' ' Marble Top. Ventre and ard Tallesnew 'Styles. Marble Top Sofa UTalle.. ,, ,. .,; oofas and JJtvans. , , Walnut and Mahogany Fancy Stands. 1 ' Reception Chairs New York manufacture'. walnut ana juapie Hamster, walnut anawteses-'Eeaswaar, newttyi. if-f,i e,1t Maple Grecian, Jenny Lind Cottage andiSafei and 'vpboardsi rt'ij.M-i., t ') Spindle Cane-Seat Chairs.' Walnut and Maple Arm Rocking Chairs Low " 1 , i In addition to his stock of Cabinet Furniture, he has also on hand a large assortment of t " Cotton and Husk Mattrasses, - suitable for double or single beds, lounges, cribs, wutniliniiauiji, iu, attic Ull icaauiiuuio vciuia. WILLOW-WARE.Children's wagons, cribs, and baskets or every description, - 3MI sl xx -u. " sl g t ix ri"5ig:- The best of workmen are kept constantly employed, ready to manufacture fo order any article not found in the warerooms. t- ,, XJxxci rta Is. xxx g: - 1 He will keep constantly on hand a large variety For protecting and preserving the ueau, fororiimnry interment, lor vaults, .iranspormuou, u, any other desirable purpose, thesecases are far superior to any thing previously invented. Wher ever they have been introduced, they have, to a very great extent, superceded the. use, of )w or dinary wooden coffins, possessing, as they do, so many advantages hitherto unattained. " ... rersuua ucsiruua ui CAauiiuiiig (.iium uic inviucu muii ui mo i aiiwiuo. Prices but a trifle more than good wooden coffins. ,,,, ,- t..-- ITHe is also prepared, at all times, to execute orders, on the, shortest .notice, for lh oidinary wooden and covered COFFINS, when preferred. ' ' ' ' ' ""' v Thankful for the very liberal pctronage heietofore bestowed by the citizens of Pomeroy end vicinity, he hopes "by strict attention to the wants Of customers to merit its continuance, y The close proximity of these warerooms to the Court-home Landing, enables him to ship furni ture to any point on the river without trouble or risk. . iture sent to a distance is carefully packed and covered. .,..,,. Reinemberthe place Front street, above Court between T. O. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D. Reed's Drug Store. " " - June 26, 1855U vi ( CUB Xji , iiw' :' :.! : i. ' ..I ., .1 r himself in the new building adjoiniriV TV OV of, Cincinnati frequent supplies of ... ' '"' - - -'. :..'. t.:) izr,h included in his last purchase: i ; iri ,, , i : .-i. -: California .! n;u .. Walnut and Mahogany stuffed seat .do, 'together with a great variety of plain .chairs, tor office, tearoom, kitchen, act a - Stttees and Lounges. ;' u ... Dining, Breakfast, and Dessert Tables,., . - . Stands, of every descnpnon.l :-wa 'j High and Low-poet Bedsteads, large varuly. wesKS an BooKcaset.v i.t. t-.. yS' n A large assortment of Looking- Glasses Looking Glass Plate, de, Act to' &c, manufactured or the best materials ana- . i-, : , , i ,; ; .f ,. ,,, . Having secured the agency for the sale of, . , FlSK'S PA1ENT AIK-TIGIIT AND I N D E S ' 11 v CT I B L E ' flIETALLIC BURIAL-CASES, of all sizes and styles.. ' " ) ' Ji-.Vi . i . -


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: BLANK ,OOKM ANU FACTORY AND liook Diniiery, Liinenster, Ohio. IT) LANK BOOKRforCounty umcoa, justices' mains, lliiekets. Double uud Nlnglu Entry ledgers. Journals, Da, Monks, rVc, die. Also, Book Itlndliig of over, description done in a tuosl taUafaclor, ll)IO. iU.--iJaserai- M All orrter,ny letter or other ai!fiBraes45 wlte. liroinnliv allendoil to. Orders for Hludlug can bo lorl nt Ilie Gar.elte Olflce. or at me nindary .un muni street, in the room former ly nwupled by Col. P. Van Trump, as a Law Ofllee,


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: PORTSMOUTH. A. P. WATERHOUSE & COMPANY ,.,.,, JIANUFACTIJRERS OF j Sporting d: Blasting Powder. rUKTSMUUTH, OHIO. B UCKEYE BLOCK. 0AKES & B18KIRK, WHOLES ALU OftOCEB RKTAIL BEALED8. " Front Street, -PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 41 II 500,000 FEET OF DRV LUMBER, II; & IX. LEETE. At their Yard, on Sixth St., near the Court House, in Portsmouth. HAVE now on hand and for sale over 600, 000 feet of Pine Lumber, consisting of i inch common and clear stuff, M ff f 14 " .' . 1 " " 2 " ' " 2 " " " " Also Florins and Shingles, their atook is man tllacturedof the large and thriflygrowth of Pino trees that are only found about the head waters of the Allegheny River. M'hen navigation shall open, they will be in readrcss to ship Bills for n : - i. i. n : (....., . . . nil ji'iiiiin uiniig me iiivei. nunu in yuur OI1I8; and they will be promptly filled to order. As to the quality of their lumber they refer to J. At. Slerrill & Co., T. Winters, Kemp and Mockcy, and to all other mechanics thai have worked it. Oct. 16, 1861.


ocr: f mil ci a :t ' m c R c t; o n , ; '''RONTON,' OHIO. . i , flimfDRM alt profeaalonel 1 lh . loOrMUM and vwiwty. O ffice on Third aimri. I , , Am Awstawly oeoapied hy Dr. Morris. iiW a CX A- C SWARTZWELDED, VFFBlU HI PROFESSIONAL WKHVIUKH I" laliiae. or" Ironton and vicinity. Offlea second door UtiUuKi of Ironton and vicinity, -'em en.ead oof af Rpdirnre Bio fittnU ftra!. stairway. I lack entrance from Lodgings, aHmiitou Aj W. WILLIAMS. - TURNER & REPAIRER OF A r Ptao Fortei 4 Helodeons, ' :-'r ' IRON TON.;,-.' 1 ; fajroniMnome Industry.' ''. J'LETCHEll GOLDEN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. " Ironton, Oblo WILL attended to any businass in lii pro V fessioa. Ii alio, J ustice of the Peace. Office dooti below the Iron Bank up stairs, immedi-'-. tely above 1). Nixona Variety Store. nit WINDSOR CROSS ROADS, OHK), Tender hi professional aervicea to the oilizens of Windsor Cross Roads, and vicinity January!, 1856. Dn. MOXLEY 6 EtiERTON. Physicians & Surgeons, atexTBvrrax'eM.HBVj aa Offira oar MOXUEY UARBKKrt Drut Store M , LITCH : WOULLD respectfully inform the oitiwns of '"".Marion and vicinity, that he oontinuns the ' practice of medicine in that place, and wut oe appy to wait c Feb 28.1864 : g. W. 3 0 a 3 A K . ATTORNEY AT LAW. "TTA '1NQ located at Ironton, will practice 1 in the several Courts of Lawrence and .adjoinina counties. Office N. W. corner of Second and Railroad streets -second floor. . Ironton, Jan. 10, 1851. EL1AS N1GU, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Qflc4 in tht Court Houte ntar the intranet to - l Court Room, IROHTOJT, OHIO. ' TIE will attend to any business in the lineo . JLI bis profession, in this and the adjoining counties of Gallia, Scioto and Jackson. Also be will make collections, and attend to any otrj ser business entrusted to his eare in Greenup i .oounty, Ky., and Wayne and Cabell counties va. October 20, 1864: RALPH LEETE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. - . ' iRONTON, OHIO. WILL Attend to any professional bneineu which may be confided to him in ' Lawrence, Scioto, (talha and-Jaukiion rouniicit, Ohio. AI"o in the nriiihboriug coiiiitiun oKlrmui, Ky., and biinuwu ia;iN , n wiwo ill tuun IIUUHC. BENJAMIN F. iORV, Corner of Third and Centre Streets IRONTON, OHIO, ;.rT1ENDERS his professional services to the J cititens of Ironton and vicinity. S.ime eight years of practice in this State and Pensylvania, . fcas given him a familiarity with the diseases of . this country mat will aerve as a guaranty to . tanse inaimny neeu ms services. An ample ev . periene in hundreds of cases, with entire sue . cess dss niiiy aemonstratud that vrav vew. if ,. any neeu cue or rnvitRa. Particular attention will be paid to female cases. August 1, 1854. WM. HALL t. SOJN, . XaBBfacturers of Piano Fortes. AND PUBLISHERS OF MUSIC, :Jfa. 139 Broadway St., opposite the Fark, NEW VORK. 8ole gents for Prince &. Co.'s MELODEONS. HI X ON 1 Mraa o 9 . Beeond Street, XT . lilDvor above the llank, A 0 IRONTON, OHIO. 0 N I X 0 N. HAS now on hand, and is constantly receiving - rwu .ajwiuuciii ui miiaio anu musical instru menu, such as Accordeons, Flutes, Pifes, Vio lins, Omtars, Banjos, Clarionetts, Flageolets, One day, eight day and alorm clocks, watches. jeweiryotme Deal quality. The very best of AJigarsanu l ooaeco, terlumcry of all rkinds, -Confectionery, Fancy Groceries. GlnKnurnm Blank Books and Stationery, Pictures rrniuea, 01 an sizes, piain or gut, scaled Measures ana Weights, Dried and Forehr Fruits, Nuts, Fine blurts, Cravats, Portmon tea. HoDoy Horses, Toy Wheelbarrows an Wagons and tops of every descrintion. anH great many other articles, too Kumerous u. men . marcn it, 1H51 GREAT EASTjEiO Clothing Emporium!! B. HEWBEROER. No. 5 Union on


ocr: ltooaocratic Mate Ticket. -.' tok mvibsob, WILLI All HEDILL, OF FAIRFIELD, pea Liama-waio oorrsxoa, JAMES MYERS, ,. OF LVCAB. - torn tvMCt or rna avratna cm at. WILLIAM KENNON, or Bklhont, B. B. WARDEN, of Franklin. ' POB AVDITOB or arx. WM. D. MORGAN, or Coiumbiaha. on TaiAaimiB or otatc . IOHM O. BRE8UN,orSrwCA ' POB CCBBTABT OP tTATB, WILMAM TREVITT or FBA!ti!. POB ATTOBWT ESIBAt, . O. W. McCOOK or Jirrmo)i. aoa kbiiibb or thb koabo or rvsuc worn, JAMBS B. 8TEEDMAN or Ucaa TOR P.NATOR, LEWIS ANDERSON, or Lawbbhck.


ocr: Democratic Slate Tic ktt. vol aovKB.ma, WILLIAM TIEDILL, OF FAIRFIELD, vol lisctiha.xt onvmxoi, JAMES MYERS, OP LUCAS, rom imoiM or Tin atipnEMi coeit. WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmokt, K. B. WARDEN, or Franklin. vm auditor or aTAT. WM. D. MORGAN, or Columbiana. rni TRKAM'IIKB or aTATK. JOHN O. BRESLIN, or Seneca. Ml tlWRETART Or 8TATI, WILLIAM TREVITT or Franklin. rO ATTIIR1KY OHIMAl, O. TV. McCOOK or jKrrKKao. fOI MKMWCR Of TIIK ROAIT Or PFRI.TC Void, JAMES B. STKKDMAN or I.l-CAa-