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Go IT, rnoy lRoN ,WoMANl!--Mrs. Mary
Irons, having been advertised in the papers
by her liege lord, sold Irons,n thus comes
back on him In Woonsocket, X. J., paper.
90 Whereas, Arthur Irons has seen fit to
advertise me as carrying offhis children, &C.;
therefore thereby give notice to all who may
feel interested in the matter, that said Arthur
Irons, since his marriage, has had neither bed
nor board which was not otprocmed with my
money; that all the furniture ] took away,
purchased and paid for myself As to my
getting trusted on his account, he cannot get
trusted himself, where he is known. can
better maintain myself than he can, and pre-
fer living alone to living with a Rum Jug!
L ityia ll8H oa #aa@ @2 MARY IRoNs.