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FREE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION OF
PENiSlLlANlA.

A Convention Of Delegates Of the Free Democrats
Of the State of Pennsylvania being favorable TO the
declaration of principles and measures adopted by the
National Convention held Mt Pittsburgh in 1852, to
consist Of such number of Delegates be appoint
ed by Conventions held Ia tho several counties will
be held at HARRISBURG on Wednesday the first
day Of June next for tho purpose of nominating can
d'daes, 10 be supported at the next general election,
Tor the ohces of Auditor General, Surveyor General
and Caual Commissioner of Pennsylvania.
Elo X. RIDDLE, of Aleg'y Chairman
JOHN $. MANN ofPotter
T. d. CLEVELAND, of PHILADELPHIA
JAMES RoBB, of Pittsburgh,
MoRDECAI NJ MCKINNEY, of Dauphin,
j. b. HI BARD, Of Mercer.
THoS. l.. KANE, PHILADELPHIA,
IL. A. WOODliOUSE, of WAYNE
state CrRtrdi COmmiffse.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE"

Clubs arc beginning to come in. Now that
they have started, no time should be lost One
half Of each number, more or less will be de-
voted to such matter as all, interested in the
Slavery Question, will desire to preserve for ref
erence
To give some idea of what we mean, we may
as well state, that We have just purchased from
Daniel X. Goodlpe, of North Carolina-well
known to our readers by his rcfutation of FL
wood Fishers sophistres--a series of papers,
compiled by him with great care, entitled
American Archives; Elliotts Debates Madi.
son Papers; Annals of Congress JeA'erson's
Notes and Correspondence; Washington and
franklin Patrick Henry Debates in the
Convention of Virginia ON Emancipation /;
fuckers Notes, &c, sc.
Some of these have heretofore appeared in
Anti-Slavery papers, but in very fragmentary
style. Some have not yet appeared. They will
all be presented now in connected form,
with such explanations and comments as may
be needed; and thus form very useful volume
of documents.
IL CAssIUs NJ CLAY shall have hearing
next week.
The Columbian, of Columbus, o has issued
prospectus for the publication of n semi
monthly Columbian, to be nearly half the size
of the weekly and to be made up chiefly from
such of its matter as is purely Anti-Slavery,
The object is, wide dissemination Of Anti
Slavery facts and arguments The terms are,
single copy, so cents five copies to one address,
50 ten copies do. SO twenty copies do, IS
fifty copies do, $40. Mr.. Rice, the editor OF
the Columbian is one of the best editors in the
State; and the publication, we doubt not, will
be a very efficient one.
FoR AUsTRALIA.-lt will be seen, by refer
ence TO an advertisement, that the time of sail
ing of the steamship Golden Age' is deferred
till the 5th of June. The cause, We learn, id
a strike among tho mechanics.
THE KANE ExTRADiTIoN CAsE.-ln this case
being an application for the surrender of Kane
under tho Ashburton treaty, on charge of an
attempt to kill Kane was brought up this fore.
noon, to the u. States Circuit Court, and Judge
Nelson delivered his opinion on the application
(already referred TOY on habeas corpus for dis
charge.
The Judge held to the view, that oil orders
for extradition, in order to be valid must come
through the President Of the United States
that the order for the arrest Of Kane did not so
emanate, and he must therefore bc discharged
Kane Immediately left the court and sped
across the Park, followed by mob of over $50
persons, shouting and cheering at his release
About 200 of the police were in waiting, topre.
vent II rescue, as it was feared come attempt
would have been made TO free him If he had
been convcted--N Y, Express, April 90
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ECCLESIASIlClL NOTICE..

The next Stated Meeting Of ths Synod of tho Free
Presbyterian Church a.. - will be held IN the Firs
Presbyterian Church OF Ripley Ohio on the inst Fri
day sd day Of June at II o'clock A "
GEORGE GORDON, Moderator
j H. GIBSON, Siafd Clsrk.
FRANKFORT, O., ApyH Is, 1858.
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WASHINGTON, ID. &.
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1853.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
agents for the cities of Philadelphia New York, and
Boston
Lewis J. Bates, AZ Beekman street New York
William Acorn, No. 826 Lombard street, Phila
O. w. Light, No. 3 Cornhill, Boston.
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VOL. VII.

of that State have contrived to establish
testable despotism, almost as fatal to thu 9
dom of the press, as if this great rich, ~.
formally suppressed by law Let tho g..
man speak out in the bold, indignant lanon,S 80
of freeman, trust the people, and def q
demagogues; their fagitious attemps % 80 ~
vert freedom ought not only to be resisted -,
their authors ought to be arraigued and ~
down as enemies to the State. 'N'
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Ann T..
OF LIFE - Chicago, Apra 26. - The evrs o,'
train, which left here at O'Clock last n;cbpa
the Michigan Southern Railroad. came p ~, Oq
lison, at the crossing of the Central road W, ~.
the emgrant up train, and the most disast r'-n
consequences ensued. OU'
The locomotive and baggage car of tbo
press train, and three of the cars of tho ~. W
grant train, were smashed and it is tbonaI'
from IL to Is persons were killed, and 50 ~ ~
injured-some of them fatally. '"
The emigrants on the Central road Ara Il.
principal sufferers--no person in the 6rs.o,a''
cars being seriously injured '@'
Adrian, Mich, April ga gentleman -.
arrived from the scene of last nights discs.
reports that there were twenty dead hoEa,
when he left and the injured were dyinS 81
most every minute.
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ANNUAL MEETING or THE AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN ANTI.SLAYERY SOClETY.

The Anniversary is appointed to be held at the
broadway Tabernacle. New York ON Wednesday
evening, May lth, when the Annual Report will be
presented and the meeting addressed by several die
tingushed speakers.
WILLIAM JAY,
s. S. J0CELYN,
j. w C. PENNINGTON
JOSHUA LEAVITT,
LEWIS TAPPAN,
Committee Of arrangements.
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FoR AUsTRALIA-lt will be seen, by refer
ence TO an advertisement that the time of sail
ing of the steamship Golden Age' is deferred
till the 18th of June. The cause, we learn is
a strike among tho mechanics
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THE PACIFIC STATESMAN is the title of q new
weekly paper commenced in San Francisco,
California, by joint stock company, under the
editorial charge of J. H. Purdy, formerly editor
of newspaper in Xenia, Greene county, Ohio.
The first number evinces talent and principle
of higher order than are found generally in
the California papers. 1t goes against the in
PRODUCTION of slavery, against Coolie immigra-
ton, against land and labor monopoly, under
any form. 1t is guarded in its language re-
specting slavery; moro 30 than we could wish.
We hail with pleasure, however the declara.
ton that
"The Statesman will resist by all legitimate
means, every attempt to extend the institution
Of slavery over our free soil We claim Cali
fornia, with her present boundary, as q State
dedicated to freedom. This was part Of the
sacred compromise by which she was admit
ted into the Union. An attempt to introduce
slavery into any part of the State would be a
violation of that compromise. California had
right to admission as a free State, without
any concessions; yet a high price was paid
before she was permitted to enjoy that right.
Having paid the price We are doubly fortified
in our possession"
The Statesman adds, that there are those
who say they can see no difference between
that position and the policy Of the Abolition
lists A difference certainly exists but has 1t
come 10 this, that in the State of California an
editor dares not ayow his adherence of slavery,
and his dcaire to do whatever lies in his power
legitimately for its extinctioni We were un'
der the impression that Californis was tree
State, The truth is, the slavery-consPirssor'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Gen. Scott on Boards.

The right ef every man to wear the
kind, and as much beard as he plesser
ws are glad to learn has been acknow.
lodged by Gen. Scott. The subject o
Boards has been disnifed by the follow
Ing General Order :"
''. "uENERAL ORDERS. .
Head Quarters oi the Army. Adjulun,
Generals Office, Washington. Janu.
ary 18th, 1853. a
Paragraph 2ls Of the Regulations fol
tho Uniform and Dress Of the Army,
General Orders, No. II, lsSl,) is a
mended as follows: The beard to be
worn at tho pleasure Of the individual
but whom worn, to be kept short and
neatly trimmed.
By command OF Major Gen. Scott
S. Cooper, Adjutont General"
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N @ TIC CE

rs HEREBY given that Tiers will Be ! ps,i.
ton presented. 70 the Cornmisidaeh u
Lawrence county Ohio, at their next G1dsioA
in March, for the location ofa Coun1y -
on the lins between Sampel 0ilnoes's lard 1Ana
the Widow Hrun6sld's, thence North ihfbush
Jonn G. Dailys farm, thence through Tdtdar
Clary's farm, thence the nsasesk ana beet UuAs
b Tie fam Of 6as.aiA D inAgids the1eeSl1b
best way Though, aaid fam, tAenps N ~
and neatest route through the fam ~
SaAdsrs % . 70 idtsnsct " cgsity w. S1k
jacob SAndem Geooesy. . gsl \ siss6a
January itth, issG. ~ 74sassss,h.es isna
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Hugh Crawford's Estate.

NOTICE II hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed a. Admin
istrator Of the Estate of Hugh Crawford decea.
sed, late Of the village OF Ironton, in the coun
ty of Lawrence, and State of Ohio, and 10 au-
thorzed to settle the same. Persons having
claims against said Estate are requested to pre-.
sent them duly authenticated for settlement,
and those who are indebted to said Estate sIl
requested TO make payment without delay.
: -, DAVIS DILLON,
~ Jasddsy, 4 81. 1855. go Adminisuatsr. Q
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DR.. SLOAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,
EH0 00DNI1-ODNJo

- HAVING made himself thoroughly
H0 acquainted with all the recent i'm
N1l0YS Sprovements in the art, together
with the experience Of five years practice in
various parts of the Union, warrants him in say
ing that all operations entrusted to his care will
be performed in the most careful and scientific
manner and warranted 10 prove satisfactory in
every instance. -.
Reference to those whom he has had the
honor Of serving in this vicinity, will speak
more favorably Of his work than any advertise
ment possibly can.
Specimens Of workmanship can be seen at
his Office in the east end Of the Union Block
over Silverman' Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the country
will be waited on at their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
--REFERENCES-
J. o. Willard 1ronton. Robt Scott, MI Vernon.
Hiram Campbell, do r. Martin, Hanging Rock.
Ia Richey, do Rev. A. Bardwell, do
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Jane Br0om's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
IN signed has been appointed as Admins.
traitor Of the Estate Of Jane Broom deceased,
late Of Upper township, in the county of Law
renee, and state of Ohio, and 10 authorised tc
settle the same. All persons having claims
against said Estate, are requested to present
them duly authenticated for settlement, and
those who are indebted to said Estate are &C.
quested to make payment without delay.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
February 10Th, 1853. Administrator.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Rufus C. DAWSON, surviving Exec
utor Of James Burgess deceased,
In the Probate Court Of Law.

VS. In the Probate Court oil Law
renee County.
Nathaniel Burgess, John Burgess. Reuben Bur.
CESS, and Vermadel Burgess. Eliza Bonner and
john b. Bonner, the heirs aud devHees Of James
Burgess deceased.
The said Defendants will take notice that on
the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1853, the SAID
Executor filed in the Probate Court OF said
county his petition, the object and prayer Of
which is, to procure an order Of said Court au'
thorising the Petitioner to convey the s. 4.
quarter Of the S. E. quarter Of Section ., in
Township 4, Range II. The 8. w. quarter
of the s. w. quarter Of Section ., Township :.
Range II. Also the East half Of the N. w.
quarter Of the N. &. quarter Of Section II, T. I,
Range II, situate in said county ofLswrence;
to one John Kentner, according to the condi.
tions specified in certain Title Bond executed
by said James Burgess, to the said kenter, o.
the 3lst day Of May A. D. ls60-that said psti-
ton will be for hearing, At the Office Ct ths
Probats Court In Ironton on the 22d day q tec-
yaary A. b. 1854, atwhicA tine the dstendAnfs
OF either, OF any Of them, - appsss ana uske
RUftW g. DAvlSS0N, Sur,
yivine Rxseutos Of JsnN, Burgess 4sst1lWd.
By Lsst 4 Hswiy, tolteltoss, { 3S
JaRuary tlth. t6Sa I.fm asli st,nD sd
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Samivel. Samivel, beware OF the vim.
men what reads no newspapers! You
father married woman that read none,
and you're the consekens. You're as hig.
norant as 'orsc. Hignorant people gay
it's throwing away money to take papers
and foolin' away time to read 'em!
Coal lands near Wheeling, Va, are
selling at 81 400 per acre.
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A Storm at sea, Ships
CapsiZed.

W7E, the undersigned have this day enter
w ed into CO. partnership in the PAINT
ING business, and ask Of the citizens of lronton
and vicinity liberal patronage. 1t is our in
tention to do our work in such manner as TO
merit that favor from this community. Our
work shall be DeH done, and our prices reasona-
BILE and regular. That the public may not be
misguided, we deem it proper here to state
what our average prices Of plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
8 cts, second coat IA cts, third coat 10 cts. II
our work after proper inspection is not found to
be done in good and faithful manner, we will
forfeit the work. All we ask is q trial.
- SAMUEL BURDETT
EDWARD H. CHAMBERS
Ironton, January 2Sth, 1853. If.
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Some two hundred girls, all Ameri.
cans, are employed in ornamcnting and
finishing porcelain ware in the city Of
New York. All Of them except four are
employed in the process of Furnishing
the gold after it comes from the furnace,
and the painting is all done by expert.
enced male artists. Tho gliding Of chi.
ma ware is done in New York to con
siderable extent. Imp ortcrs find it cheap.
sr to buy the white ware in France and
England and have it ornamcnted in this
country. The duty on the increased
value Of the ware is thus saved.-BuG.
Erpress.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
.,If. - 4s The State Of Ohio, '.,,}'
Lawrence County ss

....., ,.l...... Lawrence County IS. s
Pursuant to the command ofa certain alias
order Of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas o Lawrence County, Ohio, to me direc-
ted will offer for sale, on the 9th day Of
March next, al one O. clock P. M. OF said day,
the following property, to wit: being the East
half Of the following described tract, one hun
dred acRss Of land, part of fractional section
Nos; and Sin Township No Range no. IL,
beginning At the south east corner, thence N.
81 Q, west 80 rods 4 lS links to stable, thence
N. 1874 rods 70 Jacob Bowman's corner at a
stake; thence East esi rods to stake at Jacob
Bowman's south east corner. thence south l67i
acres Of land more OF leia. xppfaised at S6Oo,
to be sold as the properly Of William r. Kerr,
deceased. 70 satisfy decree in, favor Of, Wm.
-. ~ cHAs, W. sIifisoNss
EeH AvNn' f0VS b.{ ti. S~s.A' S's.
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and Vcstings in the county; consisting in part
of the Best Nelson French cloth, Bol do, Satir
of the most superior Lustres for Vests, Creme
deans do, all colors and styles, suitable for dou
BILE or single breasted Vests All Of which
warrant to make up in the Latest styles, ans Il
give mers-Particular-Fts.
But if you prefer to buy suit Ready Made
I have them on my shelves, ranging in prices
from $500 to $40, 90 for suit. Also, Shirts
Drawers, Cravats, Suspenders. Gloves, Shir
Collars, Carpet Bags, Gutta PeIcha coats
DO. Pants and Leggins to keep OF The rain ant
mud. Check shirts, Hickory do, Red fame
do, Calico do. Canton flannel do,-TRGNKS
of all kinds and sizes which an, anxious t.
dispose Of Cheap for cash, and great variet,
of other things too numerous to think Of
Come and see for it Is no trouble to show
goods. ~ .-..-
January, 1883. & Pms.
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A STEAM ENGINE
AND A SET OF
Corn Mill Stones

TIME Undersigned having lately purchased
a large engine, in order to attach to theil
establishment FLOORING MACHINE,
and other varieties of ne,o machinery, now offcl
to sell for cash, or for good business paper, Q
Steam Engine, which has been in use only a.
bout one year. The cylinder is 81 inches in
diameter, with twenty inch stroke.
Suited 10 the Engine is a good sound Boiler,
which we will sell. -...
Also O set of Corn Mill Stones.
CARLISLE, BUSH, K co.
January 25.h, 1859. H't
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
A~
E. G. M'C0RMICK's.

DElNG Determined to keep
ID up with the Spirit Of the
Times in my line Of Business,
have q few words Of advice to
offer to tho citizens of lRoNroN
and surrounding country: 1t is
this
/ have one Of the best assort-
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POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
SOLD By MOxLEYIA BARBER.

Halls Balssm for the Lungs. Y.a.iisyl.sa
Ayers Cherry Pecioral. ,.y.,..,. A s,.. r
Rogers. Syrup Of Liyervort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and vemfsge.
Jayne's Sanalive Pills Ague Pills. Tonic
Vemifugc, Alternative, ExpcctOrant CarlAisa-
tive Balssm, Hair Tonic sad Hair Dye. .Ysi.
Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. ,
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sanaparilla.
Townsend's Sarsuparilla. 'e"
Osgood's India Cholagosue. a..
Oxygcpated Bitters, a sure cure i0r Dyspepsia
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dallcy's Pain Extractor.
McAlister's Ointment snd Sola, TinctSrs.
McLanc'y celebrated Pills aud ver,aifuys.
Railways Ready Relief I ..s a..
Gregory's Instant cure OF Pain. r.,.
Chrstie's Galvanic Belts, Necklaces, Brste-
lets, and Magnetic Fluid
Mexican Mustang Linimsnt 7.lq
Brandrcth's Vegetable Universal Fills.
WIight's Indian Vegetable Pills. -ll.
Bragg's Sugar Coated Anti Bilious Fills.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
FarrclPs Arabian Linimen!.
John Bulls Improved Syrup OF Sarsaparilla.
Iiowc's Shaker Sarsaparilla and Cough Candy
Hollands German Bitters.
Weayer's Canksr and Salt Rhcun Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Agus.
Butter: Nerve and Bone Linmsnt. l3
Barrels Indian Liniment. ul4 y
Bates Nerve and Bone LinimcnL. .
SLemsn's Poor Mans Plsster.
Hays Liniment for the Piles. n
Hobansack's Worm Syrup and Pills.
McIntosh's Dalsam Of Indian Sausw Boot.
Cherry Cordial. for Diarrhoea and D,sentery.
Hutchin's Dyspepsia Bitters.
Gfaefenbcrg Pills, SarssparM anu Chi''
drens Punacsa.
Durkie's Green Mountpia Ointment.
Hibbarfs Family P;iis and Crcassisn Balm
Holloway's Tonic Diiters aud Extract Of ia.
maica Ginger.
Shepherds Sarssparilla.
Rowapds Telegraph Pills. Tonic AiS,wS
and Swap Of Blackberry Root. ...-.-.
BaLer's Pain Psnacsa.
Powers Plastcrs, new and superior article.
ThOmpson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner'S Balsam for Darrhoea Il Dyseatssy.
Turner's American Rheumatic Balssm.
Tidd's Balm VI Lie for Consumption.
Connell's Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract Of fSarsaparills.
Filchs Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support
ers, Inhaling Tubes, and all his valuable Fa'u..
ly Medicines. ., t.
vaughan's Lithontriptic Mixture.
Jackson's Pills and ExpectoraRt.
BrantS Pul. Ba!sam and PURIFYING Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment.
Strickland's Pills. ...
Munays Fluid Magnolia.
Stonsis Infant Drops.
6rifith's Magnetic Pain Extractor. Hf1
Steers Opodildoc. r.
Merrill'S Black Salvs. ...s
Sorees Ohio Li,iment.
Vaughan and Peterson's Rice Lininsat
Salter's Ginseng Panacea.
Sovereign Balm Pills. A
Bennett's Plant and Root Pills. -...
FahaeStock's Vermifugs. ..,.....'
LeIioys Vegetable Pills.
Stanhope's Cholagogus Pilh.
Gardncr's Linmeut.
Blake's Sanative Life Pills. tG
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters. .lt
Houghton's Pcpsin, the true Digestive Fluid.
and many other articles too numerous to par.
tcularize, but not too unimportant To meriI.At.
teption.-Call and try them. ala
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
BOO9pS AND SHOES,

A THE undersigned are now receiv'
ling large and general assortment
Of BOOTS and SHOES. of almost every style and
variety, constituting one of the best aud most
diversified stocks in Cncinnt. Also, a gener.
al assortment of ranams, Leghoru aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac-
turers East, at the lowest prices, to which they
are adding general and extensive assortment
Of custom work of all kinds in requisition.
They will, therefore, be prepared to offer to
Country Merchants, and 10 the city trade, an
assortment not excclled in the West; to which
they respectfully solicit the attention of pur.
chasers generally. .,......-I .-I--...-.
J. & A. SIMPKINSON.
Sign, big yelio,o Boot. No. 26 Lo,oer Market,
street, bet,oeen Main and Sycamore,
3m1c Cincinnati Ohio.
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N OTICE E

YNHERE will be petition presented to the
i Commissioners of Lawrence county Ohio
at their March session, praying them to grant
County Road, from the new bridge across
Symmes creek near Murnahan's mill, the near
est and best route up Dicks creek TO the lower
end of Richard Pemberton's farm, and to vacate
all other roads from the mouth Of Dicks creek
aforesaid to Richard Pembertons farm, afore-
said. January 26tl, 1853.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Charles H.
IN Sweeney, who has been passing himself in
and a partner of mine, and thereby getting
watches to repair, since which time he has not
been heard from, is neither connection ofmine,
nor in my employ On tho contrary he is entire
ly unworthy Of ofconfdence, was dismissed by me
for purloining goods, and carried off with him
jewelry that was mine. therefore wsrn all
persons to be on their guard as he is a notorious
rascal.
tIl 81 CHARLES B. WEBER.
Ironton Ohio, Feb. 18th. 1853. 81, -.7-s