Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: BOOT & SHOE JU, Ci HOPKINS, Second Street, one door above Ward's. IRONTON, OHIO. ; Is still on hand with a full supply of Philadelphia, and French calf akin. Morocco. Soanish, and al.'. other kiud of leather, which be is ready to manufacture into BOOTS, AND SHOES on reasonable terms, and short notice. He baa in his employ several of the most skillful class of workmen, nd is confident that he can exe cute his work with as much elegance and dura bitty as can be done at any other establishment in the state of Ohio, He ia thankful for a paat liberal and generous patronage, which be a till hopes to reeeive. . Maroh 37th, 1863 Htf. ICUSPENDERS and Hindkerchiefn lOaMUIafsbarsflMMaV eVW

place_of_publication: Ironton, Ohio

publisher: Benjamin F. Cory


ocr: 17. E. R. KEMP & CO.. Comer Sieand and Olive Strut, ahovs the- '. ftailrottd. TTAVE just erected and put in operation, an XX extensile establishment for manufacture of "fLOUINO, WINDOW SASH, DOORS... ... BLINDS, COFFINS, toi, . . . Tbeir Machinery has been purchased In the East, is sll new with the lntest improvements, they re prepared to cut mouldings in every ityfe known to the science of Architecture. They have on hand a large stock of the bct Michigan Clear Stuff Lumber. Those desiring jobs of One work wiil not have inferior srtiolcs of material palmed unto Ihem for clear stuff. There sre several experienced workmen con ' nected with and employed in theestablishmen who are familiar with every kind of work, ana can give a slyle and finish to their Jobs unsur dassed by any workmen in the country. They are prepared to furnish or make to order, on the shortest notice anything in their line of busi ness. They ore also ready to no an Kinds of work such as planing working footing, fating, and ripping for others, on the shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms. They will ship to order any bills sent from a distance) those engaged in building, will find t to their advantage to give tneir bills to this es ablishmont. They are prepared to execute all kinds ef pat tern work for Machinery, Custingj iic. Oct. 20th, 1854. DttY GOODS AND CARPET STORE JOHN SHILLITO & Co. No. 12, East Front St., Cincinnati, O. RESPECTFULLY inform their customers and purchasers generally, that they aro now opening an extensive and complete assort


ocr: nuun cse am mi at as. a " m- tu - a a m aww 1 No 4, Front Strut, Buckbtb Block, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, PtTnriiARFns will find at mv store a larg n,l nmnl.laiunrlmRntafMieranaii. Maie Mtdieal. C la f teal end mommon Sehooti Bookt, Together with a full stock of Stople and fanoy STATIONARY. A moments reflection will convince my one that I can offer inducements to Book buyers fully equal lo.Cinoinnatli oranyouiernoiui in this region. I buy in the same Markets in f mi adclphia and New York with them, whilst the expenses of conducting business is not one lourin in roruinioum wnui u ia m i iu,6v. ics, and which the buyer has to pay in the end. The difference in t me, the cost oftransporta tion, with tho advantage of procuring iusmal quantities, makes it more economical as wells more expeditious lo purchase of me. la connexion wait my siore i nave a imgc Book Bindery, Where BLANK BOOKS ofanysizeor stylt of Killing and o( superior quality may be obtain ed at the shortest notice. Magazines, News papers ero., Hound to Pattern. Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup plied at the very lowest rales, in large and small tiuanlities. I shall be Itanuy to receive orders assuring those who send, that they shall be filled promptly. JA'H BTr.riibNr JN. Rook seller and Slotione No. 4 ttikey Block Front street, PorumouthOhin.


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Stoves! Stoves!! TX7M. J. PRALL,athisnew stand, on Court r r St., opposite theCourt-house, is now re ceiving a fresh supply of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns. Being a prac tical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say that he is capable or judging correctly oi the util ity and durability of the different paterns j and havine bimsell selected the stt ck now on hand, with great care, he has no hesitation in recom mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one ot mese inuispensaDie ariiciea. present stock comprises the following Shop Stoves, Store Stoves, , OIBec Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Cooking Stoves of the latest paterns Radiators. Ac.. Ac. In addition ti the above, he has on hand a supplyof the recently invented ' " ' COAL COOKING STOVES. . These stoves are oeouliarly adapted to this sec tion of the country., It is every way adapted to bakine and cookinc of all kinds, has a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-hall tne iuei useo. inoiuinary stoves. 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 price of the stove in iuei in one Beasou. ti much creator, 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. When once thoroughly introduced in this section, the subscriber feels confident they will supercede all other kinds of cootinir stoves. Call and examine for yourself. The subscriber also still continues to keep con stantlv on hand alarge and full assortment of Tinware of all Descriptions, Sheet Iron and Connor ware, which he is con stantly manufacturing, and will sell cheap for cash. Thankful for nasi favors, the subscriber re speotfully solicits a continuance of the public patronage. , WM. J. PKALL, Po eroy, Oct 2 0..

place_of_publication: Pomeroy [Ohio]

publisher: J. Hughes


ocr: NEBRASKA BILL PASSED! OWING to the s::-: excitement in the East in consequence of the passage of the above bill, a remarkable stagnation in business ensued, i The Subscriber finding exceedingly heavy stocks of .j. j in Philddfilnhin. at a reduction of 20 i'r cent. below the prices paid in March last, purchased a large siocs lor ws iimmeu ' I have just received, direct from one pf the lnTpest manufacturers in Philadelphia a LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF. , of the latest Style and Superior Workmanship. I invite the atttention of consumers to examine my stock, as the Goods are BOITJVD TO JlH SOLD AT SATIS FACTOIIY PllljPCS. Being prepared to WHOLESALE AT EAST ERN PRICES, I desire to call the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS to my stock and prices. " Please call and examine, at my store-room on FrontStreet, opposite Steam boat Landing, and in shade of large Elm Trees on rivet bank. . . i In addition to the above goods, I wish to in form my old customejs, and consumers of that I have just received, direct from the Manu facturers, a large and general assortment of mechanic's Tools, V r Cast Steel, -; '"- v , Malls, ,..7 V ':, Sad Iron, ' .-,, Glass, - ' Cross.Cnt and HI1I1 Saws, Gnu Barrels, Gun Trimmings, ' CarriageTriuimings, ' Saddlery, BugRy springs, Axles, dec., Ate., which, together with' former stock makes a full and complete assortment ot Foreign and Domestic Hardware. All of which will be sold on reasonable terms for, ca . T. 0. CRAWFORD. Pomeroy, May 30, 1854-tf.


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: ... 0 Tl or TH TIM. , ' ALL MEN ARB EQUAL. - , foci not tun and moon bertow. ' Alike on ill their native glow7 ; ' , Sow not erery violot iweet, . Modeit, bloom for allf , 6cen:ingt the peasant feet, Ai in proudcit UaLII , ' 1 Oold or pearli em never parL Tiea which link the heart to heart) - . O'hough thy dresi be rough aud plain And thy name obxcuroi Keep but free of vice's atain, ' And tby ronk i pure. , Pleased ii he, wlione humble lot, ' " Costa him in a peaceful cot) -' Where with aweet content he 4ivef, If r ... Which but aeuie and aoul deceives, With its cunning bow. ' II. Sr . From niackwood't Mogaiino. HOPE. UHopbedcad whyaeek to live? For what besides has life to xivul ' Love, Life, aud Youth, and Beauty, loo. If Hope be dead ayl what are you! Ijott without Hnpel It cannot be, There is a vessel on yon sen Becalmed and soillexa as Despair. ' And known 'tis helpless love floali Ihcro. Lift without Hope! Oh, that is not To live) but, day by day, to rol, With feelings cold and pulsions dead; To wander o'er the woM, ancl tread ' Vpon its bcmiliei! snd t'tgnze, Q lite vacant, o'er its flowery maze. O il think, if this be Life? lin n any Who livel when hope has fled away?" Youth without Hope! An cnill .ss nislil, m I U I ii it l l n . . a i rcen wnicn nnve leu ine emu nprini; s omjlil, The litjUtniiiK'nflfisliLi and the thnndur a strife, . Vet pine away a weary life Which older would have sunk and ili jd ' Beneath the str ike lb ;ir youth dcflc I But, cunt with lungllt of dnyo, are left, To tail at Youth of Hope bereft. And Beauty, too, when hope is gone ' Has lost the ray in whieh it slinne And, seen without this borrnwid lifilit, ' Has lost the beam which made it bright. Now what avail the silken linir, . The nnKtl smile, and gentle air, Tl e beaming eye, and ginuce refined Faint semblance of that purer mind As gold dust, sparkling in the sun, . Po uts where the richer strata ruuf Aim! they now just seem to bo Testowed to mock at Misery. -They peak of clays long, long gone by, Thi n point to cold renlity, An1, with a death-like smile, llirysay Obi what are we when hope's uwuy';" Then Love, Life, Youth and Bcnuly, too, 'When seen without Hope's briglit'niiig hue, All sigh in Misery's saddest tone;


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing between B. H Holmes, Andrew O'Neill, and F. W. Hunter under the firm, name and stylo of S. H. Holmes & Co., was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tne bonks of the firm will be found in the possession of S. H. Holmes, who is authorised to settle the business of said firm. Therefore persons knowing themselves indebt ed will pleaae call at once at the old stand and settle by note or otherwise. S. H.HOLMES. ANDREW O'NEILL, mar 9, '55-w3. F. W. HUNTER.

place_of_publication: Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]

publisher: Francis Cleveland


ocr: I. o o. v. SCIOTO LODGE, No. 31, meets ev ery Tuesday evening. ANGERONA LODGE, No. 148, meets ev erv Saturday evening. SULAJMUiN WUIWjIIi - vioets on the lat FRIDAY in month. A AURORA LODGE. No. 48, A on the Monday preceding the lull the Moon. M". VISRNON CHAPTER 23, meets on the 1st 1 uesday i each month.


ocr: JOS. C. GILBEKT, MERCHANT TAILOR, AND DEALER IK Ready Made Clothing, Aa4 Qealleuica. Faraiahing Good, MARKET STREET, V RTSMOUTII, OHIO. Manufutturcr$ of 'MINERAL WATER, MARKET STREET, XFtmi !!, Unworn Occoari St Third, YV AJ. KM) EN, Wholesale dealer ts FPRKIGN AND D0METIC DRY GOODS, CARPETING & QUEENSWARE, No. 3, Enterprise Row, Front Street, PORTSMOUTH, O. A. W. BUSKIRK. GEO. DAVIS. CHAS. H. DAVIS. BUSKIRK & DAVIS, (Successors of Oaks & Busltirk,) WHOLESALE GltOUEitS, PRODUCE DEALER 8', Buckeye Block, Front street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, GmWUTHERLINTcO AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY MANUFACTURED A ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No li i, juucKeye biock, front street, Portsmouth. Ohio. ffr OFFICE UP STAIRS. Cfl C. P, CHANDLER ft CO.. WHOLESALE GROCERS. ATJCTIOHEEBS ftCOMMISSlO HEECHAKS MARKET STREET, ortsiuoiith, Ohio. Begnlar Sales at Auction each week by C. P. CHANDLER, Auctioneer. ITT Onnaimimpnt.. nf fir ll. ft ....... v.u"UO uiuvrimi Books, Chinu and Glass Ware and Merchandise generally will De promptly attended to, Refer, bv normisninn In ( Rn.km JL P. Cincinnati, and S. R. Ross, Portsmouth. Nov, 6, '544y. BUCKEYE BLOCK,


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: JOHN COUMS, KOUKII, KOI'NS. A. P. K0IWS & SONS. Commission Merchants, Wholesale and Hets CiBOCEftS AND JOOBCRf. And deulers in Bunt Stores, Family Provisions, Urn i n, Fruit and Country ProducH A!. 3, Rodgeri' Block, Second ttreet, IRONTON, OHIO. AND AT UN ION STORE At llioir farm one mile below Sj'uitu's Creek. WE have Just received fresh from Htm Or leans, a large slonk of Sugar. CuScv Molasses, die., which we olfer low lor cash.-. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call and examine ourntock, to-wit: Bugur 8U hhds, choice, AO barrels do 100 half do do Coffte 100 bngi choice Rio, Molasses 200 bbls. chnice re boiled, 60 half barrels do 25 third do do Rice 10 tierces, fresh Carolina prime, Guano INK) lbs. good nriicle, lli'ooms 26 dog assorted, Naval Siores 10 bbls tar, largest size, jr no in ten, 6000 lbs Oakum, 200 do hemp tow, Table Salt 100 small hags, Fumily Flour 100 brls new crop, Bacon and Lard 6000 Ibi country cured, A barrels do do Feed Hay, Corn, Oats and Meal, Soap and Cjndles 60 boxes nulm sonn. 28 do No. I, H lb bars 16 do do 3 do 26 do Star Candles, 25 do Sttrrnier mould, 25 do Steariene, Tea 10 chests assorted, 1000 packages do Cigars 200,000 half spnnish, 10,000 Principle, old and good. Vinegar 5 barrels good, StuRHv,.re2,500 gallons, assorted. Matches 7 gross, - Wrapping paper 25 reams, Crackers 15 packages, fresh, on co nsk-n Tobacco 15 iioxcs assorted. Fruits All kinds. We will pay CAhH for all kinds of produce, Corn, Oats, Flax Seed, Bags, Feath Scutching Tow, Batter, i'ggn, Poultry, in fact we will buy any thing nt either that farmers have lo sell. The country will deal in Dry Goods, Qtiecnsware, Groceries, etc. Give us a call and our stocks. A. P, KOUNS & SONS, Ironton, June 19, lM5.-20.-tf. P, SOUKi, O. L.


ocr: WILSON & RICHARDSON vt HAVE removed their Saddle and Har sj ness establishment to. Ho. 6, Exchange Block, 2nd St. where they will be glad to see their We have on hand a general assortment work, well made and out or the best stock. can furnish customers with the very finest not excepting any place in the Stats or Don't go to Cincinnati or Pittsburg to get ssddle or harness i we pledge ourselves to as neat and fasiiionable style of work as can get any place in the country. We are prepared to trim buggies, old ne v, and also to put tops on carriages and bug gies in good style, and not botch them. We have several dozen real buckskin, lashes which e will sell by the doren oi sin gle lash. Particular attention will be paid to old saddles and harnesses of every with promptness and dispatch. . The public invited to gives us a call. '' , WJLSONfc RICHARDSON.


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Stoves ! Stoves ill W T M. J . PRALL, at his new stand, on Court T w St.; onnosite theuourt-nonse, is now re ceivinga fresh supply of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns. Being s prac tical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say that he ia capable or judging correctly oi toe util ity and durability of the different patemsi and having himsell selected the steck now on hsnd, with nest care, he has no hesitation in recom mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one or these maispensaoie anicies. present stock comprises the following . Shop Stoves,.., Store Stoves, Office Stoves, r ; ; Parlor Stoves,: i Cooking Stoves of the latest paterns. Radiator. .. cVc . In- addition to the above, he has on hand a supplyof the recently invented COAL COOKING STOVES, ' Theaaatovea are oeculiarly adapted to this sec tion of'the country. t Is every way adapted to baking and cooking of all kinda, has a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-half the fuel used inotdinsry stoves. These stoves are now in use ia many families in this section; who spesk of them as in the highest degree satisfactory ssving more than the nrice of the stove in fuel in one season. . A much neater, and more regular heat can be at tained by the use of coal, and at the same time they are much cleaner thsn wood stoves. When once thoroughly introduced in this section, the subscriber feels confident they will supercede all other kinds of cooking stoves. ; Call and examine for yourself. .... n ) ,n ; The subscriber also still continues to keep con stantlv on hand a large and full assortment of i Tinware of all Descriptions, , r Sheet Iron snd Conner ware, which he is con tantly manufacturing, and will sell cheap for Oash. ..... .i -.' - Thankful for nasi favors, the subscriber re r


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: A. II SAMSON, ATTONREY AT LAW, WATERLOO, LAWRENCE CO., 0. Will otif nl to any business that may be en Iruetud to his care in Luwrenco und ndjoiuiiii! counties.


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: C. I J CAMP CO., " Wllpl.KSAl.H i.EKS ).N. . i HATS:CAPSfVHD FANCY FURS. Il l iUuiii Mroi t iMiluunll, " l..t- IKia n!1 t ii :iud KM iiiHklriirund rfotlvlnir , lsli wipi'l'iJ. ull kliul of . ! .linn' nud lloyi,' RlitcU, itrown in. d Tun . i.lo., a.iil IVart K.ft -MiiIh, Fariind ' " (iol; (;intli SilU I'iuJi,ilaxi'tIiiud r.iiicy "itj fur illfirtiii5 floy. ' UM-V f'A'l-' o no u jd'sV WOLF AND FANCY ROBES, i, iiunn Fisct rrintu, 1 HATT ER& fVtxS, TRlf?M,.NGS,'' &.C. To hi. h would (all Ilia alli'lillditl.r Donl 'rn nud iiiniry .Mri huiila het-ire purvtuiHiiBr; nn arepro iit.r'xi lo iiuritnji':rior iiiuuccMontrt t 'ii,1ior nrnefjil CAW I' CO. , i .1 ... ciiiotiuieii, tut lu.ir 4, aniwi T.'iL.s. M:Hitr.w;;4r so, M tiiuf.u turura arid liniifrtorof 1 -I WATCHES. JEWELRY SILVER AT WUOt.i-S ALU AItp,.KKTAtI.,, . ' South Wast Cornor of Haia and Faurth Stroetc, CINCINNATI.' OHIO. : U Clucka, AVnti Hcn uud Jetvcli f Iteyalr rd and Varrantvd. ' , Aiigiml 3J, lo55 3iul7 , , '.

place_of_publication: Lancaster, Ohio

publisher: Tom S. Slaughter


ocr: rta-' ; : ' SB. JOnN BTJLU" ' ' S O MET HINO !-r' NEW AND VALUABLE. T01 m aoWul Klnt oa U of tht (oaa ao' Mkik wpreai. In tli Amariua lupuono. r" .f th. orowneS rMada of Kurop. ak lata fasnaoaooa hM aooipana to ui.i 01 oar aui Kurepiaui Klngt mpkr th por wll lu hm UonaM th riekd of to rich and lordly, aod to red no. to .mtrr mbiarr and onrradUloo th. poor and dp.-. dent. Oar America King goM forth wUh jol w'lliriS- bob. to th. lorulT manaioo an. numu. wuiu, - to aSmlalitar nlhrf and to offw bulla and kmi&ra to to. lofty and lowly, tho rich and th poor. . . . DR. -JOHN JJUJ-J-i'S , , Is th. TIBTB " WTaa sous, ana 4" buMlol aver offend 10 WHictU hnmaaily; to th. aufferlnf bHIUoos, th. Doctor eaa aay, relief t eX yoar eomsaaaa. Ton kav. aoly to as. this nuaieat mnedy. All those who still suffer, and will not aceept th. prothnd balm,' not th. pity of their families. - - - Thai wonaenul nuuioino, sanoi 4u. in. pvnvwRmw Its aatroduotion, ha. carried happinw. to th heart of . thouianua, and mad. life eharm to many who h.ntolbr lenruca tt omy as piuniui .no numvi. .iMm. To th winds with all Liniments, Kmbrooationa, Killers, and Pain Kxuaeton, and. let million of yla loogoe procudm th merit of th gnat American King ef Pain." a r.parauoa oompewd solely of regrtsv bis and soots, arodaosd byjtwrrioa'i own fkh and bounteous nil. ' J - - 1 " W. would ask th Tjtsim, who an always competent Judge of what Is and what is not a nluabl. family medi elae, to do ua a special favor by giving th. King of Palo a siDgia trial, aud at ausfa.tory. wr. thslr inaunc In it behalf, recommend It, speak well and often of It, and so. that tt is used by their antietrt neighbors. LadlM an always charitable, and whan they Indue, their auusrlag friend t ua. this really nluabl medlcn, they wiU b doing an act of beoevolenc that they can wall b pnud of. This Is a powerful and truly magical remedy for all .sternal diseases, sores, swellings, burn, fcc, and lor many Internal afflieilor, It Is a certain ret It I perfectly h.nnhws, and incapable of producing th. leaat Injurious .Deeta la th most delict. asa or th. weakost eoustitution. It if entirely nasUsu to follow th. all and warn-out ayitem of publishing to lb nubli thoaaaad of ate of wonders performed by thlt medlein. It cost but twenty-fire cents to try it : and Dr. bull stakes hi wll-4rod npntaUon on the Kiog of Jraia doing all mora than h. claims for H. W would ask, bar you th nhmmttlsm or Gout thes an not pleasant companions, and we know yu would Ilk to drlt slum away at soon a than as . , - " " BULL'S ItINQ OF PAIN." ' ' ' -Would yen b ourcd almost Immediately, f Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor bus, Cramp Colic, Head Aelie, Tooth, or any otbr or paiu, th. remedy Is shnpia and th eun eertsiu. TJ8E TUB OUKAT KINO OF PAIN. -' ' Wonld you ban your Boras, Swellings, Cuts, Bealds, bruises, or any other wouuds healed, w t,uM th .,. '' . MAGICAL KINO Or TAIN.. - , WnnlA ran ba cured of Scald Head. Stiff Joints, Throat, N.uralgia, gor. Mreast, Lumbago, T.ttar or Wirm, Salt llheum. Bites of Poisonous Inseots, Uautla, ana an ouior wiw, ..... lay again aud again, loua BtusDl Is Dr. John Hull ( ' ' 'KIfta0FAlS.'' ty 1 i tToald you bs cured of King's Kvll, Cancer, Kruptlona, or any disease of th. Skin caused by blood, then us Dr. John Bull's Barsaparllla and th. King of Pain externally, nothing ean b Mrtaia than a spesdy and offsetual curs. ! , DR. JOHN ,BTJLLS T SARSAPARILLA ,


ocr: I I is x- i - '"v i- s - -TS- .::'- -,'v'v XT SB. JOHN BOLL. ROM V. 'V HINO NEW AND VALUABLE. Tea most nanrful Kins- on the fane of the globe now reigns supreme in the American Kepublle. The power of the crowned heads of Kurops siak Into Insigniucimce when compared to that or our Amermaa mug. JCuropean Kings employ the powsr vested in tbem to Increase the riches of th rich and lordly, and to rtrdoce to greater misery and degradation the poof "'P"" dent. Our American King goes forth wild equal willuoj- nsss to the lordly mansion aud nuiuoie caoui, nmj to administer relief and to oiler health and happplnrss to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. JDK. JOHN I3ULIVH U th Tista Wohdie or thi Woeld, ot th grt bliwsing wnr offuretl to afillcted bumuiity; to tb sutTerini Diildons, tbo bocior c&a mj, wlief i t your comnuiDd. You only to dh thii iniigical remedy. All tho who ttill sutler, nd will not cctpt tho profferwd b&lm, A-rwt not th nitv of their fainidu. This wooacriul ioaicine, aurmu tue unci penw nuw IU introduction, hwi wrted happioeas to tho heart of tbouMiids, iid uunle life a charm to many who usmtofora recorded it only aa a, puinful and mUerabl existence. To tho winds with all Liuuuentu, Enibrocntions, Pala Killara, and Pain Kxtracton, and lot millions of glad tougues proclaim tna mnu oi tn grvM aiunui,ii King of rain." a preparation composed solely of vegeta bles aud roots, produced by Amurlca's own rieh and bounteous soli. Wo would ask ths Ladieb, who are always competent judges of what is and what Is not aTaluabi family medi cine, to do as a special favor by girlng tho King of Tain a slnKlo trial, and if satisfactory, exert their lnnuenos lu Its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of It, aud sue thnt It is uoed by their atUlotod neighbors. Ths I, ail es are aivTKysclitinuibie.ana wnen uie; inuuee tuen suuering fiientU to use this really valuable medicine, thtjy will be doing an aot of benevolence that they can welt be preud of. This Is a powerful and truly magical rt-wedy for all external dtdeaws, sores, swellings, burns, he, aod fr many Internal alUlctlops, it isacttrtain curs, yet it is perfectly hsrmleM, and incapable of producing tilt) ll-aUt injUriOU" VIIWU IU U lUVai UVMVeeleV wvanSi VI. ttie nuakest cuufltltution. It Is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out iv m em of publishing to the public thousands of oertifl cures of wonders performed by (hli mediciue. It costs but twenty-live cents to try it ; and Dr. bull stakes his w ll-fnnied reputation on the King of Pain doing ail and uvtc tiinu ho e latum fur it. We would ask, luvu you ins nneumsusin or uoui; thi.ie arn not pleaHaut compauions, and we know that you would liUu to drive ttieiu away aa soon as possible. ttitm ud U0l.L'3KIXQ0FPAIN Would you be cured almost Immediately, of Dowel tVmipittiiii, 1J HenUry, summer Complaint, tmoiora aior- i.ti- I'nntiii folic. lld Ache. Tooth, or any otber aout or phin, the rtiuvdy Is simple and tho cure certain USK TJ1F. QUE AT KING OF PAIN. Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Barns, Scald, Bruiser, or any other wounds beaied, w repeat it. use the MAQlCAIs KING OF PAIN. U'nt.M vnn Im curud nf Scald Uoad. Stiff Joints, Sora Tliront, tNiiuraliH. Soro riwt, Lumbago, Tetter or King VV"riU. SHlt lUieiilll, OllMM 1H ruiBiMIUUB HlWiai, uimppvu Uandrt, and all other tiores, either dry or running, we my Hgiu aud uguiu, loua Hixsor Is Dr. John Hull's "KINO 0VPATN." Would von he cured of Klnft's HtH. Cancer. Tumors, Kruptlons, or anv dlcafe of the Pkin cau"d by Impure hiond. then use Mr John Hull's SarMiparllla Internally. and the Klug of fain externally, nottiing can bv mora certaiu than a speeuy ana eticctuai cure. DR. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, This medlrlne. when used according to directions, will sore, without fall : Ferofula, or King's Kvll, TanreTS, Kruptlont of the Skin, Uryslpela, Tumors, Chronic Sore Byes, Rlnxwunn or Tetters, Soahl Head, ItheuuiKtttfni, Pains In the Bones or Joints, Old Horn and Ulcers, Swelling of the (Hands, Syphilis. Pyipepsta, gait Khttum. Diseases of the Kidneys, biMiases arising from the use of Mercnrv, loss of Appetite, Pain In the Side and Pliou Ulers, General liebllity, Lumbago, Conghs, Colds, Dropy,.Iaundictf,('oafiveneas, llroncbitis, Weakness oftht i:hesitSore Throat, Pulmonary Affections, and all other Iirti(es tfndlug to produce Cuiisutoption, Liver Com plhlntsfiuRle Irregularities and Couiplnints.Uw mpirlts, Sick and Nerrous Headache, Nigh Sweats. Kxposurcs, or Imprudence In Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and General Tonic for the System, and a gentle and p'eawint purgative, It Is superior to lllua Lick and rnngrcfl Water, Dai's, or tiddllti Powders. ti I 14 romr.rkahlo fact, thnt among tho hundreds of rtuinctit plitidt'inns who hare exauiined the recipe which Mull's SurnHpurWa Is prepared, not one has con demned if, but all approved it, and commend It In th i,i.ri,.sit tonus. IMaiiV plirHh'lana express


ocr: S TO RTS.U F.N, FA KM F.HS, LIVEUY AND Stnueraen nnd all who have a good Ilorac,' LOOK UVi RNSETT OAR RETT respeclfnlly reminds you lhat be Is still hammering sway on raid Street inthe Citu of Lancaster, where he XT Is sin Isalwavson hand to treat cribtded horses. All experience of neurit 40 yenrs. and many yonrs of thatiline underthe Instruction nfan eminent Veterina ry Surgeon, enables him to connilently undertukolhc most dimcull cases. In SHOEING beholds himself second to none. Ollis reputation ia no so well known Hint hor ses are sentto hi 111 to he shod from mosl of the neighboring elites and towns. His Shoeing Shop aceomnind.lloiisare so ample that no detention or delay will ever occur. BF.NNF.TT 0 ABPF.TT, Lsnivxt.r, Anffiism, IflVl- i'JmlU


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: ! PENSIONERS. Henry Anderson Humphrey ' Robert Adams Anthony Claik, Michael Bowen , Micajah Ballard " '.'. .,. Hugh qiackwell, alias Black William Losey Joseph Lambaugh John Hnllnday Robert McCorkle Nathaniel Pritchard , Isaao Riall Joseph L Rowley Reuben Battel William Bcekman " Samuel Rjdgewiy Johntewar . j : Janits Ptttton , . V Zacharioh Davit John Ellison,. . Samuel Dayne Charles Barker John.(iitberA. Henry Mannon , Thomas Sewall rhilip John Wnloott JCremtah Burnt i John Johnsom2d Elijah Maydew u Qodtrey Smith Andrew Zornet JltnWHowe J a met Lawson , Clayborn Sartin Aim Young's heirs Ci arlet Riggs Comfort Pritflher ' firMnut) eountv. RV. The helrt of he above named persons, calling on me, at my office in the Court will probably obtain information which be to their benefit, MARTIN CRA1N. , Junc8-2w Bounty Land and Pctuien NIONd received per Bostona this marlO . , r. . WM MILLER.


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Reed' Di itg Slote.- i v t-iJ ' T " , Mnn-a 5fi. siuiii ? : . ' t-i ua LZ-f i . f n v t-i' "v - r., . .-" " " 3 f: raid IPPll"; 1I,1 i u :4t i lit-.. .i,i,7 t,,.! . i r .ilj ..-f : ,. , ,V. i-v:hi . ,!: 'Gouri-srteet, directly opposite the Court-house, Pomerou. i - : n ...u.. vci . nt i'i;i ei . ru' ih '-' ' 4lK " " ' ' ;p ys- i!jrH - "'-JlOtyvn'l l''i 3 J--"' ft i .ST aV" - - - . uav aT A A lsli.il1, t !)' tttlNW Allfi. "agwWAoleaJle and Rfctailr- Gopper-Waroi, ii U.'.;;.)? I'M: i .id i-,;-i ii ybm ii-'li i i-,iivii'; i .jilni U k! 112 (oppenPijje, and iCoppei? Work of iiillJu'tls -JOBpiof al(Mnds::V.i.:. (atiailidnto' 'sthut be!hs thiln). for the'isUof I J1ALL & SlEETl'S I ., i, iii' ,.y i i"! villi IV"(ii'i 'Hli.l;V il a 4 uH Latent" leteh and iron cexteb ixte .1 !,..-jt f t A new Jind favorife patent, possessing fifiarlf adlrantkf-s oer the ordinirj fizd U u4't numbsr ikept eonstsntlr on hs a1k vherestlief rnty.bs ssanuied at all lints. . ' .- . Tliaukfu fo, pasljavors, the lubtictibtr faspeotluUyf tolicitsa eoatituanc of Jht r. Pbmeroy.'June'Zo, 8S8tf. ) .il.i M ' ' . J. 'llj . j: j . . J"J.i: 'It V-it- it -IX. vm.' j; trall .fi$ ObniiU East hzr.ih Stre:!, Cc: 'V.:1;: Shop Stoves, Store Stoves; 'v .14; i?H'..-va 'Pmce otoves.i jt Parlor1 S to veSsi'S Cooking Stavcsi TTniliatorsi' etc ? v :Mii- PitAILathis new stand, on Court St., opposite theCourt-house, U constantly;? , ...ceivitut Irish so mi lies f,ito.v,ca of the laiesl styles and most aptvrbfvd patteTTls.', Bkiih? a prncti jal workit a.n in stove-ware, and an experienced slove-dealer, ht considers it Bo flattery 'jea 7 that he1 is capable of Jnilging c6rreclly6rthe'utility add durability of the different palfenn.j.H (ins kltninll a-lef-loil II, n at, . nnnj nn hnnil wilh vreat . -re . ,tia ha no hnsitaltlin. in r?C0ffi mending hikiiiT5Stoll hoiisekeierfrwhri risyd.-sire out of these .indispensable artists. -! U .sddiliou lothe varieties named aboye, he has on hand j. large supply of tjie ftesndfopis ood.1 OooteJ. Stores." ... i- -r t . ..r - ' . . . These stoves we peculiarly adartted 10 this section ot the country, it uerery wa,uapir -luikloa and cook njr of all kiiirtsi-iiaiia powerful drnft.aiul ran be used euwally vetl -w ith rp or-'fortr. savn otid-half Ihe fuel tued inontioary stoves. .These stoves are now in Vt lsmn. wmiiies m thissectl'-mi wnnspefl 01 npin in tun ntgne? negtersaiisiaeiwiji n"5 the price of theitove in fuel in on teason., A much greater, and more regular heat can be at tained by the use pf cosl, and! at the lime time they are Wueh cleaner than wood etoyfe.. -' A'nv'thlA further a bout STOVES is unn esstry. f Theaubscriber keepa,ontan.Uyit band and manufacture to order, ail indof 1 -;; ..,' f b , ir.-..-.. i'J' 't i l'.v


ocr: BOOTS Ar D NT.: J.- SMITH.' MANUfACTURIS SND1 DEALKt BOOTS, SHOES. AND JroM sfreirZ. curier vf Linti. Pomrrov, T70ULD TespectfuUy inform VV. Meisscoun y and the surrounding coun try, that be jt constantly receiving fresh ot me -. - LATEST STYtRS . AND FASHION frons the. heavy manufactories of Cincinnati. Portsmouth, and the. Eastern and is prepared to furnish the most customers, with "just the thing'.', they want a cover for their understandings.. - i ... Being t praeiical workman himself, and ting his entire lime and. attention, to the, buai nes, he thinks it no flattery- to say, that he better qualified to select articles in, hi I'ntf his customers than th's whose tiro, and tion bits hitherto been absorbed in other He betwves that he CAN ami DOES sell , , Cheaei-, BiHler, mid . IfIoi- FaslB ,- ioitttble Ilooti iiHd Slioe, , 1 tl.ancan b purchased at any other in Meigs county."-- : vv : 1 M-AN UFA 0 TURING: For th; convenience of customers,";fie COMPETENT WORKMEN constantly in nmnnfaoturing to order all notlouud on the shelves, and repairing' all purchasei1 at his eslabtishn ent when lie is ptepitrej to futntih SKoeiiiakers, on most rea.ionnble terms, all articles tised by in the manufacture of Buots and Shoes, such i,eatlier. leasts, wriinps, irees, regs, arc. , July 3, lSMtf , X. J. qMlTH.


ocr: 1 1 i UrC"";.Ji"v.a . k " ' o' f"r em. . lA V Wholesale -Wd ' ReidiV Ltaleh in ANCY AND 'sTAPEi 'DrV- GOODS ' Yankee Notions, Groceries, C'lc ols &' JIioif, Hats & , I nps;' T . Ilnrdware,, Guns, Ae.K.:. f CoRKKBOf FSIIKT ANU RlTLUNII SiaWr, ' ' M1DDLEP0RT 0HI0. , U ?,;, . :: . .kv . ... v- . ' 't ..--r., f QREAT INDUCEMENTS! .. . $oc?c'Er,lgrgcJa Aiikifin ftir business, and'- determined to k;aiV' Edwards ' Solicit a share of publii' u'ronage.


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ocr: vaaaf e. ansoaaa. b. aouosaa. IRONTON MILLS, H. C. Rodger & Bro. MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale and Retail dealers in Flour, Corn Meal, Shorts 'brail, c. Also, unbolted dour to ue nau at an uracil Extra Family Flour. Manufactured' expressly for family n,, in barrels or sacks. The hign est market price will be paid fo wheat, tuckwhoat and flint corn. at, 1S53. 20tf.


ocr: ttTThf)fbllowiniileiiutiful vere were writ- len by Monleomtry when impriaoned in the castle of York. . They were occasiune-J by the ileath of one or am allow pusonets, Jusnph llrowne, a Quaker, who, with aeven other of his reliKiou community, had inner on the ios of lilt hia worldly goodf lor conscience' saket 1 " 'Spirit, 1cif-e thy house of clayj ' ' "'' Lingering dust, resign thy breath .' Spirit, cost thy chains away; , Dust, be thou diajolvec in death.' , Thus thy guardian angelspnke, . As he watch'd thy dying bedj '. ' : As the ba'ds of lire he brake,' ' v And the ransom'd captive fled.- . '"Priwntr, long dc'lain'd below j" ' Prisoner, now with freedom blest; . . Welcome frm a world of woe, Welcome to a land of itntl' ' v .: Thus thy guardian angel sang, Ashe bore thy toul on high; While with hallelujahs rang ' ' All the region of the sky. , . i . . . - " "Ye that mourn a father's loss, . Ye that weep a friend no more, . Coll to mind the Christian cross Which your Friend, your Father lore. Grief, and penury, and pain. Still attended on bis way; And oppression's scourge and chain, ,,, More unmerciful tl an they. Yet while traveling in distress 'Twas the eldest curse ol sin' Through the world's waste wilderness Ue had paradise within. And along that vale of teas Which his bumble footsteps trod, Still a shining path appear ' Where the wanderer walk'd with God "Till his Master, from above. When the promised hour was come, . Sent the chariot of his love To convey the wanderer home. ' '' Saw ye not the wheels of fire. And the steeds that cleft the wind ? Saw ye not his soul aspire Wheu his maiitle dropp'd behind ? " Ye who.caugth it as it fell, Bind that mantle round your breast j So in you his meekness dwell, ' " J ' Sj in you lits spirit rest I "'., '." Yet rejoicing in his lot - Still shall memory love to weep - On the venerable spot . ' ' Where his dear cold relics sleep. " Crave ! the guardian of the dust,' Grave I the treasury of the skies, ' Every atom of thy trust Rests in hope again to rise. ' .V 1 Hark I the judgment trumpet calls', " , 'Sjul, rebuild thy house of clay I ' I.VMoaTALiTr thy walls, And !" ' ' '


ocr: BURNS' FEATEB. "0, thou 0te$t Being ! what thou art Surpasses me to know j Yet sure I am, that known to thee, Are all thy work! below. "Thy creature here before thee stand, All wretched and distressed I Yet sure those ills tht wring my soul, . Obey thy high behest. "Sure thou, Almighty, canst not act From cruelly or wroth . O, free my weary eyes from tears, Or ch$t them fa$t in death. "But if I must afflicted be, To suit some wise design, Then man my soul toithjirm reiohei, Tl bear and not repine. "0. thou unknown, Almighty cause Of all my hope and fear I In whose dread presence, ere an hour, Perhaps I must appear. , "If I have wandered in those paths Of life I ought to shun, . As something loudly in my breast, Remonstrates I have done. "Thou know'sttbat thou has formed me With passions wild and strong, Andlist'ningto their witching voice, Has often led me wrong. "When human weakness has come Or frailty stepped aside, Do thou, All God ! for such thou art, In shades of darkness hide. "Where with intention I have erred, No other plea ! have, But, Thou art good, and goodness still, Delighteth to forgive."


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: Tfftiuradnjr TOoralag Itlar 1. 1 ANTIQUARIAN KESEARCUES1T TOE Al'DIWi . OFFICE. V; Below we compile few more facte of 3d teres t brought to light since our Iastre port. Aa it would require a great many more figure tlia&wehave in our office to specify the amount of each "item we must satisfy ourselves with giving the "sum totals," remarking, however, tlat if any of our readers desire to see the figures as tak en from tho Record, they ean be eccom modated by calling at this office.' ; Tbe to tal amount drawn by the editor of the Ea $lt out of the County Treasury for Sta tionery ia . The amount of bills on file,'. Making the amount not accounted for foot up the snug little sum of ;; . How and : for ; what purposes tliis last a mount was taken from tbe Treasury , the Records do not show, and we call upon the editor of the Eagle to explain if he can. - We have adopted in all our calculations tbe highest retail price for which Mr. Tut hill's Stationery could have been sold, and - in footing up the amount be has overcharg ed the county, we find that it reaches the enormous sum of ?88 4.V This amount added to the , $869 55; not accounted for, swells the amount to


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: Democratic State Ticket. won ortVKBSon, WILLIAM MEDILL OK FAIRFIELD. FOB URl'TRSAKT OOVRRXOR, JAM E3 MVEBS, lit LCCAS. TO JCDORB Of TIIR Rl-PRRMR Crtl'RT. WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont, K. B. WARDEN, or Franklin. TOR AUDITOR Of BTATR. WM. D. MORGAN, of Columbiana. TOR TBKAMRKR OT .TATR. JOHN 0. BKKSLIN, or Senkca. TOR aCCBRTABT or RTATR, WILLIAM TREVITT or Fsakkmn. TOR ATTORRRT OESEBAT, O. W. McCOOK or Jcttrbhoji. roa memm-.r or thr noABD or pcbi.ic wou, JAMI'.S 1). gTlsnD.MAN or Licab.


ocr: 17. E. D, KEMP & CO., Comer Stand tnd Olit Strut) 90m tk, Raitnad. , , TTAVB Just erected and put in operation, an II extensive establishment for manu faoture of TLORINO, WINDOW SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, COFFINS, io" Their Machinery has been purchased in the East, ii all new with the latest improvements, they are prepared to cut mouldings in every style known to the science of Architecture. They have on hand a large stock of the best Michigan Clear Stuff Lumber. Those desiring jobs of fino work will not havo inferior articles of material palmed unto them for clear stuff, There are several experienced workmen co'a nected with and employed in theeslablishmch who are familiar with every kind or work, and can give a style and finish to their jobs unsur dasied by any workmen in the oounlry. They are prepared to furnish or make to order, on the shortest notice anything in their line of busi ness. They are also ready to do all kinds of work such a planing working flooring, facing, and ripping for others, on the shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms. They will shio to order anv bills aflllt frnm m distance) those engaged in building, will find t to their advantage lo give tneir bills to this es ablishmenu They are prepared to execute all kinds ef pat tern work for Machinery, Castings 4c.


ocr: WBI8HT CO, WHOLESALE AM) , RETAIL DEALERS in Drurt, Medicines, Cbemicais, Oiia Faints sad Dvestufli, 1 ' No. t Corntt Second & Railroad tt$. ' ........ . innMirAH milrt 1 ' i a ncelitlv received freah sdditiolM to their itock, and are now offering to the people of Lawrenee county, one or id oen iwu vi freih aud Dure Drugs snd Medicines, ever brouf hi to 1 ronton, a if the popular Potent Med- toiaes-oi ine uay, receivcti uneet ironi in yv I iirlctiin. and warranted oute and cenuine. rartieuiar aiieniion fiven hi evuiyvuuuwi Pbyaiciana preacripuons. rnyaicians are reapecuuiiy invnea w c aud eiainine our stocl 18M. F.S. WRIGHT A Co..


ocr: democratic 8(a(e Ticket. ton oovaasua, "WILLIAM MEDILL, UF FAIRFIELD, roa uci-TtXAirr aor:ntna, JAMES MYERS, OF LUCAS. won jcior or thh hcpusmi C'Urt. WILLIAM KENNON, or Belmont, R. B. WARDEN, of Franklin. ro AI'DITOR Of ITATB. WM. D. MORGAN, or Coli-mbura. roa Taxai'nn or utatk. JOHN 0. BRESLIN,oSkneoa. roa McaicrAaT or state. WILT.IAM TREVITT of Fkahki.im. OS ATTORXKY flCXRRAI., a. W. McCOOK or jKvrcnsos. oa MKMaita or t .ii or nmic wosita, JAMES B. STBIIDMAV or l.icta-


American Lancaster gazette. [volume]

ocr: k3 r fV! OHEISBY PECTORAL, COICHS, ( OLl)S, IIOARSEXEGS, CC jXClIITIS, WHQQPIXG-t'GlGH, CUOCP, ASTH.1I1, AXD CO.VSIJIPTIOX. To roie a foT.D. with IIiD-ArnE and orikmb or Tim Hiur, lute the CAfi-rjr Pftoral on (cotnip lo bel


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: INDEPENDENCE.- If JOHN PIKRFONT. Day of glory I welcome tiny I Freedom's banners greet thy ray j Sec! how cheerfully Ihey pluy With thy morning breeze, On the rocks wlcre pilgrims kneel'd, On the heights where sijiiadron.s wheel' d, When a tyrant's thunder peul'd, O'er the trembling seas. God of armies did thy "stnrs in their courses" smile hisenrs, Ulost his arm, and wrest his bars From the heaving tide? On our standard, lo ! they b irn, And, when days like this return, Sparkle o'er the snMiur's urn, Who fr frcedjin died. God of peace! whose spirit Tills All the echoes or our hills. All the murmurs of our ril 1m, Now the storm is o'er ; O, let freemen be our scum j And let future Washington Kisc, to lead their vuliniit ones, Till there's war no m ire. By llie patriot's hallow'd rest, Hy the warrior's gory breast, Never let our gruves be press'd liy a despot's throne : By the pilgrim's toil and cares, Hy their buttles and their pnyurs, By their ashes, let our. heirs Uuw to thee alone.


ocr: pemecraUe Mate Ticket. yoa oovuxoa, "S7ILLIAII IIEDUL, OF FAIKP1ELD. yoa uavTaiun aovwsoa, JAMES MYERS, r ... or lucas. m juaa as or mi aureus sonar. WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmomt, R. B. WARDEN, or Franklin. vol AVnrroa or .tati. WM. D. MORGAN, of Oolumbuna. roa raauvan or math. JOHN O. BRE8LIN, or Skneca, roa mobxtait or rats, . WILLIAM THEVITT or Fbamkhn. TOR ATTOBSI1T OEKKAL, O. W, UdCOOK or JimuM. roa MiMaaa or in aoAia or tdblic woiii, JAMES B. 8TEEDMAN or Lvcu-


ocr: BOOT & SHOE M. C. HOPKINS, Second Street, one door abov Ward'i. IRONTON, OHIO. . sf Is still on hand with full supply TMs. of Philadelphia, and French oalf Uaaaskin, Morocco, Spanish, and aU other kinds of leather, which he i ready to manufacture into BOOTS, ANQ SHOES on reasonable terms, and short notioe. He hat in his employ several of the most skillful elan of workmen, and is confident that be ean exo. cute hit work with aa much elegance and dura blity aa ean be done at any other establishment in the state of Ohio, He i thankful for a paat liberal and generous patronage, which he still hope to reoeiye, March 37th. 186 . , . lStf. OUSPENDERS nod IO BalHai lew (to ttoMOMaa mu)oy


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Stoves V) Stoves ! ! W7 M PRALL, atbis new stand, on Court W ' St., opposite theCourt-house, is nriw re ceiving a fresh supply.. of Moves' oi the latest styles, snd moat approved patterns. Being a prac tical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say thattis is capable of judging cprreotly or the util ity and durability of the different paterna ; and having himself selected the sti ck now on hand, with ereat care, he has ,no hesitation in recom mending his stoves to all housekeepers wbo,niy dasire one 'of these indispensable articles., t present siocr comprises ne lu'iuwing,-,,,,. . ;, ,r,( Sves, ar.:,n' ;..',' v;, Store Stoves,. .,., ,':,- ,,,;., , Ottire Stove. ... , ii Parlor Stoves '.. .-: Cooking Stoves of th9.1alest(paterns. . : . Uartlators, VcW .,.. ,. .., -. . In'addition to the ebore,, he has on hand supply of the recently, invented ini n . , ; .,. ' 3 - . - : ' IV; - cfsafey '.- ".1 to - TS:V' W . -v:-.j ? .. .''i;. -ill 'I'


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ocr: DRUGS AND MEDICINES. F. 8. WRIGHT &Co. Wanrrui.t aud Retail Deal- ers in PniM, McdicJnea, Paints, OiU, Dye window niBu. Olasswartt. Ft? Nil- mtxrv, end Toilet Articles. Patent Medi- -lit-: 1. .th !. ! iiaumlliT CinOS OI Sill taillUe, Ti-viaaJ r 1 C . . TMa fllnaa 15 found in a Britciaa Urugstoro. Apfly at tho Corner of aXoad and second streets,


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ocr: f . . . '. , na johs MitV .t; 0. , ' , SO MB THI NO- ' NEW AND VALUABLE.- To. meat nowtrrni Klna- on the fur of the glob now Mgna niprame In Um Amerlwui Republic. The sowar f Ui crowned bead, of Kurap .lak low Insiguincaao When eooioarea to unlet our .Mian niog. abirooean King mploy tb powar Tested in tbm to i o- . -., , ,. i i Inorau um riche of tba rich anil lordly, and to redan to zraatar Kiwiry and degradation in soot am oepaa. 4aat. Our American King god forth wltn equal willing. neaa to tba lordly maoaion ana numora wein, nwaj attw to aslmlnUler relief and to offer kaalth an hauppioM to tba lofly and lowly, tba rich and tb poor. I)K. JOHN BULL'S GREAT il I tba Tarrra Woaiuw or TU. Woata, and tba greatest blessing vr offered to alnicted bomaully; to the .uderiug millions, the Doctor ean aay, relief U at your command. You Far. only to um this magical remedy. All thoa wbo .till suffer, and will not accept the proffered balm, deserve not the pity of their famllie.. Xuia wonuerlul medicine, aunag roe onai penou emov II. introduction, has carried happiness to the heart of thousands, aud made life a charm to many who heretofore regarded it only a a painful and nitterable existence. I'o the wind with ali Hutments, Kaibrooationa, Pain Killers, and Fain Extractors, aud let millions of glad tongues proclaim tue menu ui uie grow enirnu.. King of Fain," a preparation composed solely of vegeta ble and root, produced by America' own rich and bounteous oii. VI' would ut the Lasiaa, wno are always competent, tuitire. of what ia and what u not a valuable family medi cine, to do un a apeehtl favor by giving the King of t'alo a tingle trial, and If aatlifaciory, siert their liiUuence In it behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of it, and see that it Is used py t&.lr amieted neiguuors. i ne ladles are al way. charitable, and when they induce Ihnlr suffering friends to use thle really valuable medicine, tbey will be doing an act of beneroieuee that tbey can well be proud of. This hi a powerful and truly magical remedy fur all external dbieaae, sorae, swelling., burns, lie, and for many iuternal auiietlors, It la a certain cure, yet It Is perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing the least Injurious effect in tu. most delioat case or the weakest consucuuon. It is sntirely uselus to follow the Old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certio rate, of wonders performed by tbl. medicine. It coat, but tw.nty-tv cent to try it ; and Dr. Bull .take, bl well-earued reputation on th Klug of Fain doiug all and more than ha claims for It. We would a.K, uave yon me jva.umaii.in or udui, these are not pleasant companions, aud we know that you would like to Orirs them away a won a possible, theu us ' MULL'S KINfJ OF PAIN." Would von be cured almost immediately, of Bowl Complaint, Dj aentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor bus, Cramp Cullc, Head Ache, Tuotb, or any other aoba or pain, the remedy is simple and the cur. certain. URIC TUK OBKAT KINO Or PAIN. Would vou bava vour Bores. Bwellinrs, Cuts. Burn. Scald., ltruutcr or auy other wounds healed, we repeat It, use die MAQICAL KINO or PAIN. Would von be cured of Scald Urad, Stiff Joint, 8or Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or King Yv win. Salt Jtlleum, Ifltea ol rolsouous lusecca, uuappeu Uauds, aud all other Seres, either dry or running, we jay again and again, loua aiuiDi it Dr. Jobu Bull' "KINO OF PAIN." Would vou be cured of Kins'. Kvll. Cancer, Tumors, KruDtions. or anr disease of the Skin caused by inipur blood, then use f)r John Bull's Barsatinritl internally. and the King of Pain externally, nothing con be more certain than a speedy aud eitectuui our. DR. JOHN BULL 'S S ARS AP ARILL A, Tula medlcta). when ud according to direction I, will Hn, without rail: . FcrofuU, or Klnpt'i KtII, Cancan, KrupHonl of the 8kin, Kryni-jHttn, Tamore, Chronic Son Kyaa, Ringworm or Ttitterii, Scald Head, Rheumatlnm, Pains In the Bones or Jolnta. Old SortM an.l Ulcen, Swwllinf of


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ocr: .&0DGEES & SAMPLE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL Grocers, Com mission Merchants, and dealers in conn try produce, No. 4, Hours' lllock, Ironton 0. Particular at'cnlion paid lo the purchase and sole of Goods on Commission. WINNIE HOUSE, S. E. Corner Third St, o,nd Broadway CINCINNATI, O. K, W1NNE, Proprietor. DAVID BOLLES, ARTIFICER, AND DEALER IN MARBLE. Marhlo Yard, Eust Sida of Vine Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. E. BIXBY, AO VVAl.l-.n 1 W Allium, Jb BlJllI, $ SILVER WARE,' AND .uiil n ancy uooas. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, carefully re- paired. . ft . . , . A1 Itauroiia nireei, ironion imio. JOHN COMBS. JEIIEMIAII DAVIDSon. J. COMBS & Co., WHOLESALE 4. RETAIL DEALERS IN School and Miscellaneous books, Sla- tionerv, wall paper and musical instruments, Uuuk'lilock, Ironton, Ohio. A. P. WATEEHOUSE & Co., MANUFACTURERS OP SPORTING- AND BLASTING POWDER, Portsmouth, Ohio. A, W. SUSMRK, okoroe imvih, t n. u. BUSKIRK & DAVIS, wiioi,r.9AM:GiiocKBS ic rnoDucc df.ai.ebs Buckeye Block, Ft. St. Porthmouth, 0. D. W. RICHARDS, HAT MANUFACTURER, WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL. Has removed his Hat and Cap Store to No. 7, Union Block, Second street, IBONION, OHIO. THE public will find it to their advantage lo call and examine my stock before purclia- sini; elsewhere. February 28, 18l. S. H.PARVIN, General Newspaper Agent, No. 98, West Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0 Agent for the sale of printing Ink. Press, Type' Stationary &c. Also, Agent for a Pock et Hook Manufactory, and Perluinery Establish- ment. '


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ocr: IN TLME OP, PEACE, PEEPRE fOR ALL Europe is engaged in a bloody and de structive war.'-The Syihpathies of many Americans is aroused in their behalf. How soon our own country may be involved it is lm- possible to foretell. It is the part of wisdom to prepare tor wsr in time of peace. ' The march of improvement and civilization Is fast destroying those fine old hunting grounds where our forefathers delighted to "chase the bounding doe." Game Is becoming scarce, and the sports of the chase are seldom indulged in. A few of these hunting-grounds remain. Let sportsmen use them while they can.' ' ' Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and lurk in almost every community It is well to prepared to defend yourself against their attacks. When you think of these things, that "' '-:-'M'" ; .i.i' . -. ... . SILAS GARNER, Gnnsmllh, ' Is still at the same place, in Striders old room, and that he is prepared to fill all for FIRE "'ARMS of every desci : n Shot-Onns, Carbides, or even '78 muskets.' is' iso prepsred to doall kinds oLropairing. in tcs particular attention 16 liikruieut lu es le giealest invention of the aee. v - t exchange lor bis Ouns he asks nothing


ocr: "W. J- tI T .T .r . ' i ' . Dealer in , . '. . ; -' ' Court-street, directly opposite IT 7M. J. PRALL,athis new stand, onCWst., opposite the Court-house, ib constantly re V V ' ceiving fresh supplies of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns. Being a practical workmairrn stove- ware , and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say that he is capable of judging ooneotly of the utility and durability of the different paterns ana having himself selected the stcci now on hand, with great care, he has no hesitation in recom mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one of these indispensable artiolss. In addition to the varieties named above, he has on hand a large supply of the, now and popular Ooctl Copying Sto voei. These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this section 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 wit wood or coal, saving one-half the fuel used in ordinary stoves. 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 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 ott handi and manufactures to order, all kinds of i '" : --! s !! TINWARE, at Wholesale and Retail. Copper Pipe, and Copper Work of all kinds, : : JOBBING, In addition to to all this he has the agency , for the sale of ' HALL & SPEER'S . Patent iever and 3 A new and favorite Patent, nossessinc manv m 1 ooiioiBuuy un nanu, wnere lacj may ..... .1 " 1 . ' L inansiutior past lavorl, thO Subscriber patronage. ' i , t I. Pomeroy. June 26, 1865 tf..' ,.i i.'l the Court-house, Pomeroy. y Shop Stovjesi Store S to ves, ; Office Stoves, i Parlor Stoves,- s Cookirig Stoves, . . Radiators et6.; Ht t.f bf all kinds; rm Kir.n iron center leter Ju ID ' advanlosea over tfcA nrriinnrv ninw. Ai largo V . . . .... ' do examuiea at all tunes, $ : ...i . ..m rCSPeotfullV snlirits. nontin.innxA nf iha hnhlin 10 MfK-li t'li uVlt; JjiPRALL. l"-fli-a ...


ocr: INTIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WARS! ALL Europe is engaged in a bloody and de structive war. The sympathies of many Americans is aroused in their behalf. How soon our own country mny be involved it is im possible to foretell. It is the part of wisdom to prepare for war in time of peace. ' The march of improvement and civilization is fast destroying thoso fine old hunting grounds where our forefathers delighted to "chase the bounding doe." Gome is becoming scarce, and the sports of the chase are seldom indulged in. A few of these hunting-grounds remain. . Let sportsmen use them While they can. Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and murderers iurkin almost every community. It is well to be prepared to defend yourself egainst their attacks. When you think of these things, remember that , v ' SILAS GARNER, Gunsmith, is still at the same place, in Stridor's old Store room, and that he is prepared to fill all orders for FIRE ARMS of every description Rifles, Shot-Guns, Carbines, or even '76 Muskets. He is also prepared to do all kinds of repairing. He invites particular attention to his Patent Breech Rifles the greatest invention of the age. In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing at au except the money, uau ana see mm. May 23. 1854-tf.


ocr: Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in' A ID 'AH fiilif CABINET WAREROOMS - IFff Stofta &lby THE SUBSCRIBER, having established himself in the new building adjoining T. 0..: Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for the purpose, and having made arrange ments for receiving from the laTge manufactories of FUHNITirRR At lYowost takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he is now ready to receive visitors and 'fill oi--" dert for any thing in his line of business. - - . ; h From the facilities which he possesses, and his heavy sales, he feels warranted in saying that V he not only has the Largest and best assortment of Furniture ever bronffht. to this market, but it is offered CHEAPER than at any other establishment this side of Cincinnati.- v HIS STOCK embraces many articles not usually fdund exceot inlaree cities: including ever - article of Furniture necessary for kitchen, bedroom, or parlor, and of such qualities and prices ( io sun purchasers, Deranging to "upper ten" or i be toiiowing, among many other articles, are Mahogany Dress Bureaus. Walnut " " ; Oak " " ' ' Mahogany " ' Marble Top ventre and Card Tables new styles., u Marble Top Sofa Table. .: . . . Sofas and Dtvans. . i- J Walnut and Mahogany Fancy Stands. Reception Chairs New York manufacture! Walnut and Maple Hamster, Walnut andlMisses' Bedsteads, new style. Maple Grecian, Jenny land Cottage andlSafes and Cupboards. apinaie uane-aeai utairs. ' Walnut and Maple Arm Rocking Chairs, " Low - . ' " In addition to his stock of Cabinet Furniture, he has also on hand a large assortment of ' '' '. Cotton and Husk Mattrasses, , - suitable for double or single beds, lounges, cribs, workmanship, lor sale on reasonable terms. VwlliiUW-WAKi;. Gmldren's wagons, cribs, and baskets of every description, . ,, v 1 IMi bl jx xjl faotur i xx g;. y. The best of workmen are kept constantly employed, ready to manufacture to'oider any articl not found in the warerooms. .. . Under talsLixxg: He will keep constantly on hand a large variety For protecting anu preserving tne ueaa, tor ordinary interment, ior vanim, Transportation, .or nv other desirable purpose, these cases are far superior to any thing previeaely invented; Wher ever thny have been introduced, they have, to a Uinary WUUUUH uujuho, I'usauaaui, iu uic uu, oviiiumt auvaiungca niiaciw uuabuiiuu. Persons desirous oi examining them are inviteu to call at ins vvarerooBss. . - . Prices but a trifle more than good wooden coffins.. - " irr He is also prepared, at all times, to execute orders, on the shortest notice, for lh oidinary wooden and covered COFFINS, when preferred. Thankful for the very liberal pctronage heretofore bestowed by the citizens or Pomeroy and vicinity, he hopes by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit its continuance. The close proximity of these warerooms to the Court-house Landing, enables him to ship furni ture to any point on the river without trouble or risk. Furniture sent to a distance is carefully1 packed and covered. . . . Reiaember the place Front street, above Court between T. O. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D. Reed's Drug Store. June 26. 1855U ' .t! D fcwtk, ,"; pii)iM(&!Pyi :t'3. Cincinnati frequent supplies of ,;, - , .. fitvloa nn.l I'nltnrns '' ' ' "lower million." . ; , . ' ,, t included in bis last purchase: , ,.ITrfl California n'.i Ji'-i Walnut and Mahogany stuffed seat ' 'ao ' 'm. together with great variety of plain chairs, j for office, bedroom, kitchen, dc.' r ,VJ,4. JJlSbVKVCO (fBM sviy9 i Wining, Breakfast, and Dessert Tablet. " '. IStands, of every description; A ,id- High and Low-post Bedsteads, large variety Desks and Book-cases. ' .- :' I "' ' A large assortment of ' Looking-Glasses. Looking' Glass Plate, &a &c, ' '. 1 '' ftc, manufactured of the best materials and - 1 1 -: . ' i:i Having secured the agency for the sale otr FISK'S PA 1 EMT AIR-THRIIT AlfD inillis i' It V G 1 1 It li la f- METALLIC BURIAL-CASES, of all sizes and styles. very great extent, superceded the use of the or- . ..


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ocr: B00T&SH0E 51. C. HOPKINS, Second Street, one door above Ward's. IRONTON, OHIO. - t. .till on hand with a full supply WV of Philadelphia, and French calf tawU3kin, Morocco, Spanisn, ana an other kinds of leather, which he is ready to manufacture into fiOOTS, AND SHOES on reaaonable terms, and short notice. He has in his employ several of the most skillful class of workmen, and is confident that he can exe hi. work with as much elegance and dura- blity as can be done at any other establishment in 4h statA nf Ohio. I- He is thankful for a past liberal and generous patronage, which he sua nopes wreeeive. March 27tn. I85S . If-


ocr: ' - P. 8. WBIOdt 'ft CO. " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Ojls Faints and DycetulTs, , ' J. No. 9 Corner of Second & Railroad sts. - IRONTON. OHIO. " ' ... Tov recently received fresh additions to their atook. and ara notv oflerinc to the people ot Lawrence county, one or me oesi iiocki oi ftesh and Dure Drugs and Medicines, ever brought to I ronton, ell the popular Patent Med icines of tho day, received direct from the pro nriptnnt. and warranted Dure and genuine. Particular attention given to compounding Physicians prescriptions. Physicians are respectfully invited to call aud examine our stock. P. 8. WRIGHT fc Co. 24, 1855. '


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ocr: Reed's Drug Store. June 26, .865tl w. a-. Dealer Court-street, directly; opposite WM. ) . PRALL, at his new stand, on Court St., opposite the Court-house, is constantly w ceiving fresh supplies of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns, Being practical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced stove-dealer, he considers it no flattery Wsy , lhathe is capable of judging correctly pf the utility and durabilityof the different P11"!"' having himself selected the steefc now on hand, with great care, he has no hesitation in rewrm mending his stoves to all housekeepers who way desire one of these indispensable artioiee, - In addition, ha tha .-varieties named above., he has. on hand aJarge supply of the new and popwnf O o ;al : Ooolsiixxgr (Ste&pl These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this section of the country. , It is every way adapted t baking end cooking of all kinds, has a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-half the fuel used in ordinary stoves. These stoves are now in use in many families tn this settion, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving more thaa the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A much greater, and more regular heat can be. at tained by the use ofooal, end at the same time they are much cleaner than wood stoves. , Any thing further about STOVES is unnecessary.; Thtfsubscriber keeps constantly, on. kaiOp and manufactures to order sll kinds of ' .. , , . r, v, ; TINWARE, at Wholesale and Retail; . :Gopper-Wiar6,;;:;c:;t uopper iripc, ana copper v oris pi au mnag; r - JOBBING, In addition to to all this he hM the agency tot ; , riTEjrr IVETElt ATI D . vNi4' . v -1 wH A new end favorite patent, possessing many number kept conatantly on hauu, wljore they may be examined at slltimes. V , ; Tho"',f,il for pBt favors, the subscribes respeolfully. solioits a' continuance of ' the fnlilit patron?:?. '. C.V. 1 '":''" V '-"" 1 ' ? ' V." ; .' ' ' WM, if ',. Pomeroy, .June-26r. 186olf.. i ;(.v t . '" ,.- . ,. ,.:. ;,r. -DODGE'S :. SPRING;'-;' BEDSTEAD .v. - .-ff, ;.jt y rt.M ' , rSfl;- - in the Court-house, Pomeroy.. ', Shop Stoves, Store Stoves; , Office Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Cooking Stoves, ; Jladiators, etcV; 1 , ? of all kinds. the sale tt ," i ft v' (( I RON CEIVTER JUEVEIl 232 "' ' W VJ, i t , advantages over the ordinary plows. : A larg 1 or"


ocr: . 1.. GrJi. i? o sa: ES Li, , , Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ! Ell CABINET WAREROOMS 'i WvwBBfo Steffl4i- aivo (Efoumrta jPomskoyi O. ' '' THE SUBSCRIBER, having established himself in the new' building adoinipg T. t.! : Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for the purpose, and having made arrangf. ments for receiving from the lare manufactories of Cincinnati frequent supplies of ' .,, s. sj s.f11 mm sj mmu oi ine newest styles a on ratterus, . , takes pleasure in announcing to the nublic that he is now ready to receive .visitors and 611 or. - ders for any thing in his line of business. i-iuiu iuc louiuucB wnicn ne possesses, ana nis neavy saies, ne leeis warranted in saying that he not only has the Iartrest and best assortment of Furnltnre eve hranr fat to this market, but it. is. offered- s CHEAPER than at any other establishment this side of Cineinnafi, " ; HIS STOCK embraces manv articles not usually found excent in laree eiti article of Furniture necessary for kitchen, bedroom, or parlor, and of such qualities and flics tosuit purchasers, belonging to "upper ten" or "lower million." The following, among many other articles, are included in his last purchases ' : ' manogany press bureaus. . ' Walnut " - " Oak ' " Mahogany " Marlls Top. Centre and ard Tables new styles. Marble Top Sofa Table. Sofas and Vtvana. . ,. ' , Walnut and Mahogany Fancy Stand. Reception Chairs New York manufacture Walnut ana Maple Hamster, Walnut a jnapie weetan, jenny jam Uotlage anaiisajes ana upboards. ' ,- v . ni: Spindle Cane-Seat Chairs. ; Weeks and Book-cases. ,-.' -V Walnut and Maple Arm Rocking Chairs. iA large assortment cf Lacking-Glasses,-" Low ." ".. . Looking Glass Plate, &c,kc. t Id addition (o his stock of Cabinet Furniture, he has also on hand a large assortment ' ' Cotton and Husk Mattrasses, ! suitable for double or single beds, lounges, cribs, WILLOW IVAUjE. Childreu'fl wgon, cribs, and baskets of every diriptioa. 3VT GLJXXL fa ct -UL ir i xi'.'.v.',., The best of workmen are kept constantly employed, ready to manufacture lo order any artiete not found in the warerooms. . , XJ xx dL o r t He will keep constantly on band a large variety of all si2es and styles. ' : For protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary interment, for vaults, transportation, ot any other desirable purpose, these cases are far superior to any thing previously invented. Wear ever they have been introduced, they have, to a very great extent, superceded the use of the ! dinary wooden coffins, possessing, as they do, so many advantages hitherto unattained. .. , Persons desirous oi examining them are invited to call at his Warerooms. ,. , ' . Prices but a trifle more than good wooden coffins. ' 1 . ' : ' IT He is also prepared, at all times, to execute orders, on the shortest notice, for the oidiniry wooden and covered COFFINS, when preferred. . v , . ' Thankful for the very liberal pctronage heretofore bestowed by the citirens of Pomeroy aei vicinity, he hopes by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit its continuance. - The close proximity of these warerooms to the Court-kouie 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. Remember the place-Front street, abovd Court between T. O. Crawford's Dry Goods, and D. Reed's Drug Store. June 26, .865tl ...... - . .. .... . ,v ...-f California v ' : A. Walnut and Mahogany stvffedseat ' do ' together with a great variety of plain chairt, I jr.. i.j i ; jut ojjkv, vearoom, Kucnen, arc, ' Settees and Lounges. . . i'-y-'.. Wining, Breakfast, and Dessert Tablet ji - r stands, of every description. ; i " High and Lop-post Bedsteads, large variety. Misses Bedsteads, newstvle. . ..,.-. &c, manufactured of the best rssttrials' sal el Is. 1 ul Having secured the agency for the sale of1 ' PIStt'S PA J ENT AIK-TIGni4 AND INDES 1 It II CT1BLB METALLIC DURIAL-CASE8,


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ocr: rtlBLIC 8AI.K. ralHHRK will be aold a rmhllc solo al the resldoree I of the subscriber in lho Tillage of Baltimori, Fair Hold county, Ohio, oh Wrfe)fflM& " .Wore aaif. the followins; property to-wit: Two head of Horaea; one new lop nuprfry, 1 iresn mucn COW and Cntfl 10 head or HOGS; S Hives of Buna: 3 stores: 1 nne- horso Wasjoni a tol of Houso-Jolncrs1 Tools; work- houchas, die., eke. Alio a variety of Hnuseliold and Kitchon Kurnituretoo numeroua lo mention. I will al...all al tiia umi ItiTio and nlnco a LAKAK of NEWLY MADK CABISET-WARB, ennaistiB 1 BURKAUH. 13 pair of tmirKJKADB, euruuaiuii TABLES anil MAI 'UK. , Torins will be made knowa o dar of Hala. Bale to OorsmeBOe at Jtro'cioc . ji. of ana a sr. . February M, JSSJ49 . k OS.


ocr: ; . T A Tf V B- ff ' I ' h.lKi''! iHD FABCltm 1X3 nim street, cineiBauui, ' . Uave now a full Stock. and are makine; and rtealrtnc ! ,rejl mwi f i"ie of .. , "a ?WiWT" ; i 1 v.oior. ano .ircari tn 4liK,.rjir aa Wool; Cloth Silk Plvh,Glaxed and Faacr Caps for Men ao4 Day. ! yjTL? " ,?n ZZ an oVe I I vv'l-r AINU rnNtT KQDkS j HATVrnVJL 1,6. , BUFFALO JlO BEI, HATTERS'


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ocr: TO THE PUKLIC. ' F.atrwty & Co., rhe Inventora, Manufacturers ena proprietors ol the Justly celebrated K. tt. n Remedies, were the that to discover Remedy possessing the marvellous and miraculous power ol tieppint the most Excrutiating Pains in an in atani, allaying the worst Cramps and Spasms, i ther internal or external, in a lew minutes, an, toothing the mot't sever paroxysms of Rheusna -'yiwK'


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ocr: SCIOTO LOMJE, No. 31, meets ev ery Tuesday evening. ANGERCNA LODGIJ, No, 148, meets ev ry Saturday evening. lacots on tho 1st FRIDAY in each month. A . AURORA LOUU1S, NO. 48. on the Monday preceding the lull w the Moon. M'. VERNON CHAPTER N 23, meets on the 1st Tuesday i. each month. as )4L


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ocr: : Let us Season Together., 7 '. HOLLO WAT'S PILLS. - , WHY AilKAViS S1CR f " j IT has teen the lot ol the hums" raee to he weltflierl down by dieea-ie and auilVniie. Ilt)l. UIWAV " CII.IJ4 are apeei-illv adtiptrd to ihe relief in the WKAK. the KKRVOl'M, ll, Di;t.lCATri, and Ihe INKIIt.M, of all climes, sir, setec and eousiliulioas. Hiofassor Hollowsv persoHollf superintends ike man ufaelur of his snedieinrs in Ihe United Mutes, endeC Irrs them to a free and enlihiened people, aa Ihe beat remedy tho world oversaw for Ihe removal of di, rase. THUSE PILLS PL RIP Y THE BLOOD. These lammis Pills are erprsssly eoaihhied lo op. erate ou the stomach, Ihe liver, the kidneys, Ihe lunge, Ihe akin and liia bewels, eorrectiua ait)' derangement In Iheir fuueliona. purifying the blood, ibe very foun tain of lite, and thus curing disease ia all Its forme, DYSPEPSIA LIVER COMPLAINTS. Nearly half the human race have taken these Pi He. It has beea proved iu all parts of the world, that no thins has been found euual so them la eases of disor ders of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally, rue aoou give a Branny tone lo ineae or gans, hesrever muck deranged, aad whea all other means oava lanea. GEKERA L DBBSL1T V. ILL HEALTH- Manr oft he most despotip Government have often ed Iheir Custom House lo Ihe introduction of Iheaa Tills, that Ihry may become tue medirina of Oie mass es. Leurued I'Ullryei admit iiiat (his medicine ia tiaa hest remedy ever known for persona of delicate health or where the system he hoen imiieired as urn invitforatina; properties never fail to afford relief. . FEMALE COMPLAINTS. N'o Fcinale. youny or old. sliould he witliottl this cel ebrated medicine. Il corrects and re vu tales the monthly courses at all periods, aciins; In many eae like a charm. 11 is aiso ine iwh ana ssuesi rarmcme ttinl can lie riven to children of all aies, and for anv eompluii.t ( consequently no Camily sbouid be with out it llollcxcay's Pills are the lest remedy known in the world for the followwg Distaste : Athma. nnwel Complaints, Cnntth. Cold. Chest t)ii-ns. Costivcuess, l) Mepsin. Uiyrrlia H, Ilrnjiy, Ueldhty. Fever and Atfiic Ft unite Complaliiiit, Had ur lien, Imliiri'Plinn. IndiHMin, liiflninuiution. Inward Venkneat. ,i rr Coinplfiiuis. I.ownes of Hplrils, Pile. Hi one, aud (ruwl. r-roidiiry Hyinpioms, Vcuc real ntfeeiions Worms of all kinds. , Sold nt ill? Maitiiu.eior.es of Prcfemor tloi.1.0. W4T. eO .Mntil.Mi Laim. Sw Yurk. and ttll Kirntid. I. nd nn and ty uil rcpcrtatIe Oruttuicts and healers of tMfdirine lliroupliout 1I11 i iiiird Hinifs, and tlifei- vtlucd world, m boxes of IV ceui. tJf eenls, aud VI each. MT Tlicra ia considerable savins; by lakintf the lar i .. N. It. Directions for the frnidaneaofpalieiiti in eve ry disorder are atliXfdto each Box.


ocr: PUIIIFY THE BLOOD. MOFFAT'S MPI PILL8 AND PIKENIX Bitters. Free from all Mineral Poisons. ItMt popularity which Moss-jit's Lis PlLLt tad PattNiii Birrsas have' attained, in MMMtiMOeof the extraordinary cures effeoted by their nw, render it unnecessary for the pro firietor to enter into t particular analysis of hair medicinal Virtue or proprieties, Having been mora than twenty yean before the publio, and havinf the united teatimony of more than Tmbib Mnuoxaof ptnoni who bar been re atored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, It if believed that their reputation ai the best vegetable medicine now before tho public, adoitti of no dispute. In almost every city and village in lb United States, there are many wha ire ready to testify toUiei; eflicacy in re moving disease, and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and health. In eaael of Scaoruta, Utoaaa, Bcuarr, or Eacmoris of the akin, the operationa of lite life Medicine it truly aitomahing, often re moving in few days, every vestige of theie loathaome diseases.'by their purifying effects on tho bkod Fever and Ague, Dispcpsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in ahort, most all diseases, aooa yield to (heir curative proper'ies. No family should be without them, as by -their timely use muoh suffering and expense may be saved. Prepared by -WILLIAM 6. MOFFAT, H. D., New York, And for aale by , r : 0. F. CORY, t th Post Office, Irontan, Ohio. . . -


ocr: DANltL JOKK8. JOIIM NEW GROCERY. N6. 1 SECOND STREET, 1RONTON, JONES ft MBI AKIN, HAVE pnrrbaaed Ihe alock of arocen of J. T. Carney, at the old stand of Jamee Mnrrum, will be in continual receipt of freeh auppliet for -.ninn.N Th Itwnm html all kinds of Fumilt Groceries, whieh Ihey will aell cheap tor ruli. rur mera in Ike country will alio find ii nn excellent to exchange Iheir Produce for Grureriea. , We invite aur frienda le give-us a call before par , chasing rltewhere. We will be lourd at said Groce ry, wbich will be open early and late. Dec4'54-tf.


ocr: .REMOVAL . HAT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Hat removed hit Hat and Cop Store No. 7, UNION BLOCK, SECOND Ironion Ohio.' rilE public will find I. to their advantage call and examine my a toe k before t cLiewhcro. Jan. 9, 1858. D. W. RI GUARDS.


ocr: BOOT AND SHOE pct.ci m Sfi 9 A : fO W (Si TO W : J, iJJ ll ii ili H) ii 1 IU O I EICHARD 0. IYAH9. rAtrtBar of Third k. LaWreBCC iOner 01 Vrum JJ"" "f'w,, v. r,i UllLVlvSlUUvt-Is MJIsatttttUr n-th.nVful fnr nost favors, would inlorm --.i .i. :; .h-i k. t. .-tu"of BOOTS atand,. He hu now in "-"r-JT.K...nTkmanlike aad I booto and shoes, a. ca.- pe Ruioneseo. I where.. Parttoular ettouUon w ill te uyen I . .ja-(-.hn. nntina. vrrr rt.rJfi'ilr kkatk. ui bv. v v


ocr: MARBLE-YARD. D A V I vrlTQ I 1 , ' Artificer; . and DEALER IN MARBLE..'. Side of Vino Street, between Fifth nnd Sixth Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.


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ocr: ihankiu rr tne very liberal pctrp,nsgo .heietofnte- beslotred tf the etlien or rameray f i:- b bupeby strii-t afientiOn 10 the Wants of customers to merit ; iui epnt.nuartrr. U , . The; close? proximity of these warertloms t.vthi Coiirt:hou?;Landirg', iraenleii him lb afiip farah ' -I tb'arrytpoint on tborivenwithoot1 trouble' br r,isk. " : jture sent lb distance (s sa fall y " aaa covered. tj -.:-t. r i.' ' K ', ' " a0'' vi'f ' . Jf. v v-a'a I Rei.'mbertheplnce-Front;s(reeabavCeurt between T. Crawford's1 Dry Qaoda, and ftT Dipg. Store. . ; ' ' ' : ' . ... , . . . f.Jua2k' ; r ..,... r.h v.' -,' "i- V .Wl... 1 1 ... ... . .... ii.-f. IJ '... ..'Ill, '! Couri-srtcetf directly oppsiU ihe Court-house, Pomtrjo ft i'' ir- tBiM:.J' leWifts' , jrZi ? t M!fv .Tli X -s Wi.l -ii;:-..' - . T T nn.TT .1 ' . 1 -. . r.1 . . 11 . l.u!fc 11 iu. j rnaiiiii aims new nuuiu, on Louri 01., opposite ine:in (-nur, 11 eumnn.i. r-. : VV -tbivine fresh BiiPDlles'of Stoves Of the latest stvlcai and mdsti protedntaSUraaiit Beuaan pradtisal worknan in stove-wareiiatid an experienced slove-.lealer, he' cytisidetj.it no flatter yo a ,.j , ihaUhe ikcapable or judging correctly OHiie utnitji and dnrabiitty oi -i ne-aineresj parerns r e having bimsell selected the strek now on hand, with fpefl, care, hea no-riSation inreeoav mending his stores to all houseReepets who' n y desire one ofthtae iridisperis'ahle. articles. in auuiuon 10 me vnneiics iiaineu bootc, ne nas on nana a largcsuppij ui iuc new mu ikt- 2 -t k ei--''l 7 j :-t v -! . -. " Go al vOoolsJjiai Tpese stoves are peculiarly adapted to this section orthecouutry. , It is every way snap;., : bakini! andcookine of all kinds, liasit powerful draft, and can.be used aouallyTwall with or coal,' Saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stoves.' These' Moves are now in tise in men ranulies m this section, whnspeas tp tBentis m Uienighest degree saiisiaotory-savinginor. 1 theipriiKitof the stove ift fuel in, oiie season. A milch greater and more regular heat ea be V tained by the use of coal, and at the same irne they are Jnuch eleanei than wood stoves, t'. 1 ..., Any thmg further a lotlt.STOVT.'S. Is tirine eseaiy. -TBesubseriber keeps conataauy at taf iJ K id manufactures to order, all hlnda'of "' ; .1 . : ,t .' . v. , - n ,n 'J&jfteV! , '3 ' -T- . . Store Stoves,, r ::r :Ofllce; Stoves ; Parlor, Stoves 1 A -,r a. 1 1 I c.f TIN WAitEjit Wholesale and Retail. ar 1 I 1 . . 1 , , ' - J . : , ,";i . . . Oopper-Ware, SHEET'IRONuWORKfgitch m Bmchmfi Scapcyyeg, ft Copper Pipe, and Copper AVork offtll lands JMWWry. of nlljunds. r -r v 5r.- er- 41 ft 11 f 1 1 .Vi;.T,f-;i ' i. i ,' ; v 1 . 4 1 I! It U addition to to all this tin has th(( agency for the sale of :ti T, SI H ' ' r r. ' ! TTiT.t'.';fc SPfi'PP'H - . I' lilUAlU W MA UUlt U - ... A ;:;(l,k',ri ,i A new and favorite patent, possessing many advantnecs over fie ordinary rilows.'-' A lar, number kepteontantly'on batid, where they may be examined at .all liwea. j ' Thankful for past favrs' the subscriber retpcctfgily solicits a cojitiniupce. tf t rvV natVohage. . f ' . V" ! ; ..-'-:- W iflJl'TtiHl., Pometoy. June 26, 858if. . 'V,: '," 'f'r? fy'f ' ! I DODGES. SPRING ;DED:i:eAJQS5


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ocr: IPdDIEiriR.'iT.s (Br RrauMT. : TO B. C. W. - ' t ':-.' " . IT CHARLKS M. DF.NIR. . . . .' . i ! , A TRa tilll priaied Since last I gnied upon thy face ond joid ' . Farewell. Since then I'te iiteil tmn)e teenei, I've loitered near the beautiful and grand. Andttood before bright shrines whero many bowed, ' Rut bowed me down to nonet for o'er my heart The memory dear of thy beloved name Hath kept its sweet supremacy and swnyed The current of its likings. t One Ion? year . Have we been parted, holding no communes Still my chained heart doata madly upon thee The fire which thou didst llghttlll burns upon Its altar fieroejy; - But my hopes are deadi For thy heart must be haughty changed. I've , . heard '. . . . That thou hast binned before the byc of men With all Ihjr womlrntis beauty, and becoina ; ' The great theme of their converse that their i t SOuU Are bowod before thy presence, and their lips , Are wreathed with adulations. . How can I, ' That am so poor i n all save love for thee, " f Dare' hope to be remembered 'mong the host , . Of happier worshippr ri that presa around , . i . Sp high and bright an idoll ,(t. , . j ... . 1' ' Poet Time : i ! . ; Can never write upon the golden leaves .. i Of th' untouched future anything so sweet .' To me as what is writteji in the page 1 1 read in .the glad past. 1 looked on. thee, "And like a lark that gazes on the mnrn, ' - A giiah of musie burst forth from my henrt, - As heavenward . it upmounted... . Tl.o i dit'st . smile, ; . . And,' like an obscure flower by sunsVinft kifa'd, 1 My life became n glory and out pwred . : s Aoonatant tide of gladncais; thou didstspeak, And in my soul a .baimonv arose . Whose echoes can not parish. - ' ' ' ' the fiiture which I dreamed of was too briglit Toeverberealityi a star "' - '' ' Thou, it was vain, presumptuous inm. .:-: : A yearning wave among a thousand m re, ' To lift my heart unto thee; but thy light Had permeated all my being, and Thine image filled my bosnm 1 could not ' Control ths mystic influence, and so. ".'.' . 1 loved thee.- ' . . ' ' ' ' Yet, farewol' may'st thou ne'er be'. '. . Less happy than tbou art) may thy light step Ne'er lose iU present lightness, thy sweet lips . Know never less of laughter. ' . Ves, Farewell! ' ' MMFni,'Ang. 1, 188. ' '; '


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ocr: MUSIC! MUSIC!! -f"..SES DB HIIRTIIOLTS hart re vfl turned to latrieaster.aiid ill 1... Imr.. vt rwivo iHin.la fitrimtriictfou oo tint PIA.0 FCU K.iidGL'i t Alt. at ihjjr rusitfence a. Mr. CpJteii'i.Colmm$ HtretU.mA ho Xhririntf fi iMirieiii in teat-biiir niniiCAtid Vte uircmuh.r atteu- tinii nM lrttt.e tn.pfoienini.of tlicir HupiUv.UUi&ura ft port .Mil Of ttOhlu- nfttmf.fir". Ml A.C. 1E litkfaol T will raielTt claw for Embp.idfrv nn Cai.tn-i work. MIHSM.ti. DB BIKTUUlaT has n.! an T.U meuiurr HcUooMl tin iJakmeitt Siorv of the Li.itwt pai vnurca. orouiLer 9, lc&4


ocr: UASOHIC JCALEMD.8R. RKfil'T.A K MEETIKGM LJlSCAfTP't I.0DGB. So. 7 Mrli K, J8M. c.HArrr.H. s.i. 11 jink . ' IMM.MfMI NT, .No.. Aioil :(. " fonXCIL, .u. 4. . . Mar-h lth, ' P.bru.rj ft!, M. C. STti X.MAX, iUvirltt. JOHN LYONS, WICMK.S.Ui& KKTA1L Gnorita D1SALER tr lour, IJacM, Mali, Salt, Tar, Tn luci, Clutn irt, Stone 4c lleod ru Ware, 'I ol,ncco, Snnllt, Ci. tui II) e ktuffk, t ruiu, No.


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ocr: BOOTS Af D SHOES! T. J. SMITH. yMAwn,FACToaa mo, dialis in BOOTS, SHOES, AMD inOEJIA KEU'8 FINDINCI8. Front street, eorner of Jam, Pomeroy, 0. WOULD respectfully inform the eitisens of Meigs eounty snd the surrounding coun try, thst he is constantly receiving fresh supplies of the 1 ' LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS, from the heavy manufactories of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Portsmouth, and the Eastern cities, and is prepared to furnish the most fastidious customers, with "just the thing" they want as a cover, for their understandings. . Beini a Draotical workman himself, snd Revo his entire time and attention to the bust ness, no thinks tt no flattery to say thst be is better qualified to seleot articles in hit line for bis customers thsn those whose time and atten tion hu hitherto been ebaorbed in other pursuits. He believes that he CAN and DOES sell Cheaper, Betterand More lettable Baa aad fcboea, than can be purchased at any other estsblishneat in Meigs county. MANUFA CTUR1NQ. For the convenience of customers, he keeps COMPETENT WORKMEN constantly employed in manufacturing to order all sucn articles as are not found oa the shelves, and repairing all work purchased at bis establishment when damaged. yvt To, Shoemaker He ia prepared to-furnish Shoemakers, oa the most reasonable terms, all articles used by them in the manufacture of Root and Shoes, suoh as Leather, Lasts, Crimps, Trees, Pegs, Ao. f July 8, tSBatf .- .... 1 T. 1. 8MITH. JOB PJJINTIMQ, executed with leatneat and dispatch at the office of the '" ' , ','.., MEIGS CO. TELEGRAPH.


ocr: ' ' ;' : FURNITURE! CAHINETWAIIKIIOUSE Front sj rerl, Poincroj, O. A, OATCIIEL, liavine removed his wnre rooms to the ntw building on Front sin e' Adjoining T. O. Crawford's slnre, and bnviiu just returned from Cincinnati, where be purcliRS 1' very heavily, hasnnv the pleasme orannonn cine to tbe public that be is prepared to exbibi to customers, the Largest, riicnpeC, n-nl Brt Assort ment of Furniture Ever hrouglit io this Market. Notwithstanding the ftcatly Increitted aize o' his warerooms. they are filled lo overflowing-: an il is his intention tn keep up the assortment, n t;e sales may warrant new pumri.iseR. IHr stock embraces many aitlcles not us-inll found at such places, excentnur in I arte cities Including everv articlenf furniliire ncessnry foi pnrlnr or bedroom, of qualities and prices to sin purennxfrs, whether they oeioni; to the "tippet en" r "lower million." As, fur nisi nice. HUREAVS, of every Rtyleand pattern, varyiii) 111 pripg imm ctu lo yon, ' nplVT.ADS, of every description, from t'. upward as hifh a ytm wish to to. ' ' II.MKS, nf eviy style and quality, plain, one, and stuffcd seats. T HI;KS. of nil kinds nnd prices. STAND. Lleht. Leaf, and Fncy. LOU f!Es;. SOFAS. SETTEES, , V IIAT-NOTS. DBSK-, HOOK CASES. 4c, 4c, 4c. ;.'; In fhort, his rt'iirtment is as complete as an; this side of the coy. 1 UPHOLSTERY, lb addition to his stock of Cibinut Furniture he has also purchased n large supply of . Cotton and Think Muttrasscs, suitable for single or double beds, or lounges, anu a line assortment nl , BIB B.CH0 B7KTVdT2 Such as comforts, sheets, spreads. 4c. All ot which ir ol tbe best materials and workmanship anu win ue soni on reasonable terms. MANUFACTURING. The best of workmen are kept conslni.tlv em ployed, ready to manufacture toorderany article not lounu ia the wareToums. UNDERTAKING. Having secured the agency for tbesa'e of FIK'S PATENT AIlt-TIGIIT AND lXVUVi'ItUCTIULL METALLIC BURIAL-CASKS " r


ocr: Reed's Drug Store. Cout-stcct, directly opposite I XT JI. J. PRALL, athis new stand, on Court St., opposite the Court-house, is constantly rs V V ceiving fresh supplies of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns. Beiag practical workman in stove-ware,andan experienced slove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say that he is capable of judging correctly of the utility and durability of the different paterns r and having himsell selected the stcch. now on hand, with great care, Tie has rio hesitation in Teco mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire bno of these indispensable, articlaf.. " .- In addition to the varieties named above, he has oft hand a large supply of the new andpopulai Ool OoolsLixig: Stovepi These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this section of the country. It is every way adapted tb baking and cooking of all kinds, has a powerful draft, and can be used equally well with wood or coal, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stoves. These stoves are no in us in many families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfaetory-saving raors tha the price of the stove in fuel in one season. . A much greater, anil more regular heat caa.Se at tained by the use of coal, and at the same time they are much cleaner than wood atoves. - " ' Any thing further about STOVES is unnecessary. The subscriber .keeps oonstantly id Bit and manufactures to order, all kinds of . , WiW. Ml TINWARE; at Wholesale and Retail . ?; Copper-Ware. f: V' ''-' : SHEET-IKON WORK, such as Breeching, ;;t)f,:; Copper Pine, and Copper Work of all iuniJi! ',;;;:';''r:JOBBiNGof In addition lo to all this bi has the agendy for the sale of ' ' v3 Zd::;: . HALL & SPEElfS ::- ' - LATEST IXVEU AND A , new and'favorita patent, possessing many advanlngea over tiio" ordinary plows. A iarzo number kept constantlir on haud, where the y may be examined at all times. ' ' 'I'honltflll fn nail fnvnn, 1wvlka ,n.n..tr,,ll L ... " '1 I.. I .:(. t'1 patronage.. .,u.u, us .uvnvw Pomeroy, June 26, 1865tf. .JL ., .. . . June o. io.m the Court-houser Pomeroy. Shop Stoves, 't? Store Stoves, ' V; Office Stoves, , Parlor Stoves, Cooking Stoves, V Radiators, etc ' ' v V ' . ' ! J '" " IRON CENTER LEVJCIt 5 f r uguuu) auiu.119 , cominuance ot. tns pst It: t au Dedler in ' ''' ' '' v ' r"!. fun hi ' in " . i. - T .. ' ' ' " P 'DSTEADS,


ocr: 5i: .S w sa ; J Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in. - . -1 is --nil CABINET WAREROOMS rplIE SIT BSCRIBEK, having established himself ia the new buiiaing aajoiniHg x, v. J. Crawford's store, which was erected expressly for the purpose, and having maiie arrang menta for receivins from the large manufactories of Cincinnati frequent supplies ot A., ..... TU1CNITVUE ol the Newest Style ana t ? - takes pleasure in announcing to the publio that he U now ready to receive visitors aa.nu ders for any thing in bis line of business.'. n ' , .,?. ... . .... from ine laciuues wnicn ne possesses, ana nis neavy aaieo. iw he not only has the Largest and best assortment of Furniture ve iwrougnt to this market, but it is offered ' ' . , . .' . CUEAPER ihariat awj other establishment this side of ijinemnaiu HIS STOCK embraces many articles not usually found except in largo ciUes;;lnhidig yy article of Furniture necessary for kitchen, bedroom, or parlor, and ot sucn ouaime ana pnce to suit purchasers, belonging to "upper ten" or ni. f ,i i .. -i, .. ine louowing, aiuuiiK uinur vici urucica, are Mahogany press Bureaus. Walnut " " Oak ' " " - ' Mahogany " . " ' Marble Top. Centre and . ard lables new styles. Marble Top Sofa Table. . Sofas and Divans. ' ; v. . . . Valnul and Mahogany Fancy Stands. Rtrmtion Chairs Neva York manufacture Walnut and jttapte tsumster, Walnut anaiMisses tstasieaat, new tiyie. . v Maple Grecian, Jenny Una Voltage ana.bajes anaupooaras. Spindle Cane-Seat Chairs. Walnut and Maple Arm Rocking Chairs , . Low " " . :. .. In addition to his stock of Cabinet Furniture, ; Cotton and Husk Maltrasses, " .. . . . . .. ... t. suitaDie lor oouoie or single peas, lounges, cnus, workmanship, for sale on reasonable terms. WlliliUlV'W AlCii.-"(Jnuaren's wagons, cnos, ana diukcu, ui o,,.y u..,iu-j The best of workmen are kept constantly employed, ready to manufacture lo order any artiabi not found in the warerooms. ' , . ITndertals.iiig "II ' ' I.,..,' Having secured the agency lor the sale or , srrSS P 1 ."a?.-y:-&sik f;.'-,!-:..r ' fTT, He will ktcp constantly on hand a large variety of all sizes and styles. : ' " , '' . H.. ..nl..i;n. anJ nnulmn.lli. n.Jln.,. intprmAnt. fnT VftultS. tranSltOTtatlON any other desirable purpose, these cases are far superior to any thing previously invented. yh" ever they have been introduced, they have, to a very great extent, superceded the use of the sr dinary wooden coffins, possessing, as they do, so many advantages hitherto unattained. persons UCollwuo ui cAaniiiiiiig iuciii io iiiviLcu wj i;ai oi, ii , . . . ' i ' '' Prices but a trifle more than good wooden coffins. ' '. "i ' , '"'... 1 irr Ha is also prepared, at all times, lo execute orders, on the shortest notice, for tht owiaary wooden and covered COFFINS, when preferred. . ... t , .. Thankful for the very liberal pctronage hetetofore bestowed by the citizens of Femeroy ana vicinity, he hope by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit its coritinuanee. ' ' enables him tt ship rarai a La i IM a Si v3 V !i . " ' , . ' '' ;4v ', ,. v fMi. -,.n.ntk in vinirTthat "lower million. . .,'.. H h,. ..Tn n-.niR,! mciuucu m r ----- NttfM California " r ; Wn7n;t nnA Molina ana stuffed seat da together with a great variety p plun ch aUr for office, oearoom, Kucnen, as. KritueM nnd Tsmnaes. Dining, Breakfast, and Dessert Tahttti . J , Wigh and Low-post Bedsteads, largt varij . . . ..... .T . Desks and Book-cases, in i A large assortment of Looking-Qlaisi 'Looking Ulass tiate, acc, au he has also 6rt h and a large assdrtme - f li. l.Aaf mnloriflla xc, uiauuiuiuiEu . u.. aa . ' , . .' . ' ' ' S It ' S PA'I EMT AIB-Tiuiir i wnr. 1 It II CTIBLE Aft I ) " ,. or B nof


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ocr: BOOT AND SHOE X-.EI0HABD O, EVANS. Corner of Third A Lawrence Streets, Thankful-for post favors, would inform his customers, and the publie, that he is still engaged in the manufacture of BOOTS AND SHOES at his old stand. He baa now in his employ, and engaged, several most ei eel lent workmen, and ta comment that he can furnish his customers with at workmanlike and durnble boots and shoes, aa can be' purchased eUe- where. Particular attention wi) I be aivea to - , - . pivl' nnrtva m .! Bepairing done neatly, at shoe 'notice, ' j mUB Undersigned will pay CASHb I- HIDES delivered in Ironton. troutoa Jan. 12. 1883. W. W, KIRKER.


ocr: Watches, jewelry, etc; TTJST opened a new ami well selected stock of Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles and Fano Goods, Sto. 2iid door t noil the Isonton Hots in Koiioers' lll.OfK. - Particular attention paid 16 repairing Watch es, Clocks, Jewelry. All work warranted. E. BIXBV. !


The weekly Lancaster gazette.

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ocr: TO K 13 : below Syinm'i f. KOUNS. JOHN KOUNI. .'..; o; t,. rovm. - lvt)l-'w'f A. P. KOUNS & SONS, ! COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i .( ' . Whulcialo pnd.ndtail i ; ' , i Grocers and Jobbers, .r...AXD PBALEIWIN,-.. BOAT BTOSEI, TAHILT . ' 1AI, II.CITAD C0UMTET 7B0OQCE. ATo. 3, nuilucrM' Dlocfc, Second street, IRONTON, OHIO, . AND, AT UNION S At their farm ono mile Croek. - ' WR Imve Just received rru'h from Now Or li on", a Inrso t'ick of Sueur, Colfce MoIomc, An., which we oflV-r low fr cash. Persons wihIi'i ne to nnrohnno would do well to en 1 1 and examine onrit'ick, to-.wili Sugar 51) h lids, choice, 60 barrel do ' 101) ImirUu do CiilTec inn bitKi clinico llio, Molusse 2nfl bbln. clmioe ro boiled, AO hnlf liarroln ' do U tliird do do fj;0(,in tierces, frwsli Cnndina prime, (limno mill ll. Kood nrtielu, llrmiins 'ii dor. omorted, Nuvul Blort-a in Mils tnr, lnrgcst siro, '2 do pilch, conn lbs Oakum, 200 do litinp tow, Table Suit 100 nm.iH bans, Family Flour UJU brla new cmp, Uueoii and Lard 3iH)0 Hit country cured, 6 bom-Is do do Feed Iluy, Com, Outa nnd Meal, ,, ami fi.nill, fill boxes nulm sonp, 25 do No. 1. 11 Ibbnra lft do do 3 do 25 do htur Candles, 25 tlo Sttirnn.r mould, 25 do Stcaciciie. -Tea 10 chests assorted, IOH'1 pnekngea do Cigars 2(in,IHl(l luilf apniiislt, in.lKJO I'rinctiiie, old and good. Vlnepnr 5bnrreU!ood, Stouewnre 2,500 gallons, assorted. Matches 74 gross, V nipping pnper rt-nms. C'rncki.-rs 15 pnekoges, Iresh, on consign ment. Tobacco 15 boxes assorted. Fruits All kinds. tA u.;il oav CASH for nil kinds of produce, When'.. Coru.'Onls, Flax Seed, lings, Fi nlh ,.,,. ,.1,1,,.. Tmv. Uutter. Emu, Poultry, ic., in fact we will buy any tln? "t '"'' store Hint farmers hnve to sell. I'ho country sloro will deal in Dry Goods, Queenswnre, Furniture. Groceries, etc. Uive us a cnu nuu examine our stocks. A. P. KDL iNS a sUia. Ironton, June 19, 1855. 'JO.-lf. 1H0NT0N BOOK STORE. JOHN 0. HiKZSOHE, Djokseller, Stationer, and denier in


ocr: sen;. pav4ir, a. q. nackuv, ' JOB!, STOVK, M, MAUKKV,.): , W. T.. R. KEMC W. E. R, KEMP & CO- Corner of Second ond Olive Street, abate tie ' ' Rililroad. " HAVING purchased the'exteh3lte r!slab . lishment of Wintrbs,' Srovs,&Co., are now enifneeu in ine rnauuiauiupo -1 n FL001UNG, WINDOW. SASlL DQQBS,, BLINDS, &c, , , Their Machinery has been purcliaed In 'tfie East, is all new with the latest Improvements, they .reprepared to outmouldings inewry style L..n...n ,n Him ininncf nf Architecture...,, ,,. BIIUll II V" r There are several exporienceu worKmen con liected with and employed in theestaMishnwrt i Ttt' , , -r - . . woiiiuwpw f""k wwi.ir nvwinr, Und ripn'mgfov othcra.wthtthd whn an fdmilinr with every Kind of Work, ' can give a style ami finish to theirj hv anv workmen in th country. are prepared to lurnisb or mak to ordariaii . . : ika:. il.- .i L. shortest notice anything in Iheir Une; ol I hey re also reatty to no si) ana me mw1 """J ." v vr 1 They will ship hotdej any it;sMa 1 distance! those engaged in bdndiiw, walJlBa it to their advantage to give their bills0thl- tablishmenL' "7Z"ia . i. , They are prepaiedioeiaH WwpaV I tern fyitrk fx Hutkiuetfr.GUm !0l


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: ; , Thankul for the very liberal potronaga heietofbfe bestowed 'rry tlie'ciliz'eri 6f Pcmeroy sad vicinity, he nope uy atfieV 'attention 16 the wnntsof eustomerstnemerit its continuancaW ..;i.t Tfieplose proximity of these warerooins tJ the Co'irt-hou"" Lqndiiig, fna,bles h'W 9 ship fuiw turelonnypbinton therlverwithb'uti't'roilble or risk.,,,-,,' ,ituru supt lo a distapqu is carefully imuneu ana cwereu. i ., i , , i r.Ren ;mber the place Front street, above Court Reed's Drug Store. ." ' ' . K Court-srtctt) directly opposttt '.l.K M".' J. PRAtL, at his new stand.'on Court W ceiving fresh supplies ot stoves ol the practical workmarl i that he is capable of liaviiirr MwiooH' blpptprl 1 5sS TrT EmT "Bf twM "jajj 3M Si ' LtT ' Tat - hV "gJ Z t sr.! I.-. -.,.'. if.) i..;:f hsFtt7 n VI , ;-,.j ' ; 'X7tr-.n-j 'i PH'AT .T . S3i 1 ' 'Jlali'ill li'33 '''ijliH'll!!' '' .1 .11 , .,(. i, , .. i.,,, ,..,,.,.,, i. ..ul r , " .IK!" II l",. A ii .4i .;;;.'!. rJT$r ' ' ' 1 n stove-ware, ana an exnerieneeosioye-.ueavevee consioers it onaiirij nv judging correctly of the utility and durability oT the different patera a tnnll hnnaekfiknera whr mnvdsKire arii nf 'these iltdisnenaabla articles. In addition to the varieties named above, he has on hand,a large supply ofith,neiy.,f nd popatal ...-Ti t ' '. ' T' ;'-t Uj"'V "i '. ' 'J ''''l iK'.l.-.. ..'r, ii' Ji J.t. : . tilLlii'ClWQ Vc .ii These stoves arefeouliarly adapted to this section of the, country, It is evety way auaptea baking, and eooking.of all kinds, has a powttful dran.'anii can be usSd'equaliy!well 'wttK,'wto or soai, saving oneihalf the fuel used inordinary stoves.' Tkesei'stovesawnowlneH in nan lamiiief n tui auv,iu, wnu opcuiv n"i muuwBi ucgi i..v.vw.(-F-flc T T the price,f .thestQve in fuel in pne se'qu. .A QncsifieSrSTr ,W,tlaPv,e taineu. dv Any thina further about STQV ESis unnecessary. The Subscfibcr keeps .ddifstlhtryH Band , me ubo .ui cuai, biiu a uivwiiuq .ih,,ui,i txiv .uiucu uicohci w,p, " . : .j. . and njanufaoturcs Ijj order, all.nds.df;,.; ,1 . j ' . ' r,,', 1 ,., . ,, ,T i,,.H II . " . VIT i.i ' Copper Pipe, 4 Copper Woi;k' of iiU liihda JUJiJJlJC3rotalkitIdg(''f''r1 'lukdSStVofi to'fclWh'isleU tbe agency' for the sale'of"iV;' k"'"",;' a I'.-.i. i. ... '.-.i.. in i ,. .r. j .''ii' U: . n i': . '.'i rr. -.ejt)M .i .d,i I'I: Latent. iJcviiit' and auk, Aui. anu iuw.1 tjisn rii (.,'.'.;. ii.-. ,') '..(1111 t (,';' A new and favorite patent, possessing mny'dkhtaef omihe oWirrtry'ployVs,' ''Alarra number kept consUnfly on haijd, wheretheymay be e-tamined at alltimeajli.v . J . A 'Phakrilr fill fiSv ' nasil fnvnra ' rW a.. fkaw:1,. AA.r(,n w i:(4 . ..a! s Pornerpv, flne ?6, 856tf, !') Bitot 10 f fir a li: tt js is tt A '"'V'1!! oJT between T., v. Crawford's Dry ' Roods, anD i -"'. Junu 26, i55tl.; I' 11?: ihe Court-house, Pomeroy. . f.'iuiii rr ".") I'.in'f r. J T- i- mr.'i .ikL tl tV. MW 1,1 Hii.'iimij,.!, y I-A .Vl.il'I V!,; ' Tj'.IJ I'd ') "l (nn Shop' Stovefe;" -V y - Store otoveSi ', ... i . Office fc to ves, ,,B6Vl$(Qve:s,'i;i; .CpokipgStoVcs,; Stii'oppo'site'theCouft-hoHse,' is 'e6n'slaatl'Tt- latest styles, ana most approrea panenis ng """ ' -u - . v -im-I'-I ''"I'V' Ill'.'V ' ! I" I Jl'i. l I l'! 1 l-Jn iMniri Wiiltl-7 O tun . 1 i I "Si" "'1 '- 111 i j . , ,. i( trl ui v Kill 'iboV certeis leter1 "iri ii.-. ' ijhim-v m f-iMn-., !nn,,s it-. ill S!n:i:;(. . Wil. J. PRALf. Tl'Kil , .111 li.iMI. l,.iil fit ,. ,'H'W',W7.1 tt, WAJi . 7iS Z.o JoitrM Strut, dnamiituJi mm vh; a:l: Ihn ntrnk nntv nti hand 'with'trrent IMin. e'h HO1 hesitation IS teeoSB-


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: Direct from Duquenso PITTSBURGH. And warranted Fresh from the 1 a BAltllt'.LS Hniter Cracker. II " Water 9 Soda ALSO, for Family ai exprely. 10 llull-Uarrel Buiier Cracker, 4 ' Houa 4 " Bugur " II " Dyaprptie Crarkeri. u Vic Nm For Hale at Union Hall, Nf. 94. by Nov IW. ORLAN DO J. HOPK1XH.