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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-14
FANCY CAssIMEKS, &c.

TvAR-20 bbs. at hand and for sale by
j Nav 5-ts JOS. Fl. WILSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-14

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
II ONG KNOWN--Severely tesfed--Aways right
The acknowledged Standard .-Railroad Hay,
,oa and Farmers SCALES, set in any part of the
country, at short notice
GEO. G. EWING, Agent,
81 So. Charles st. Baltimore
ap 30-d&clm [w H.m.]
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old WHISK e Y,--JUST TO HAND
~ 10 bbls. Old Mountain Rye Whiskey
feb Ats MURRELL & STRATTON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
Austrian DeSpOtiSm in Italy.

a correspondent of the Newark ( N. j
Aduertiscr, writing from Milan, Italy,
gives the following description Of the
odious dcspotism which prevails there.
gave you, few days after our en-
trance into Milan, in few hurried lines,
which travelling acquaintance then
leaving under police permission, agreed
to smuggle through, our first impressions
ofthe horrible state Of things there; but,
ofcourse, they contain only very mad.
eGuate account of the actual scenes we
witnessed. No written account, in fact,
could give the reader Just idea of them
Neither life, liberty, nor property is safe
for moment. Each and all NAV be
taken in the most unexpected moment,
OF the will OF any one Of the petty des.
pots who do the will Of Austria. Mill.
tary law prevails, and It's only ins,ru.
ment is the sword.
&There are constant cases of spolaiion
and robbery by police agents and sol.
diers, who enter houses at will, on the
slightest suspicion, and rob and naltrcat
the families, under The cry of "imperial
orders" r ,
The faest cid palaces are riasd, with.
out scruple. of the richest treasures. A
whole regimept occupies the Litta Pol.
ace, and the soldiers amuss themselves
by shooting and piercing the old paint.
ings and statues. especially those repro
sentirg the innocent absent family Tho
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
A Bit OF Romance.

A Cincinnati gentlemen in aflluent
circumstances finding himself in need
Of a wife, and indisposcd to submit 10 the
usual tedious formalitics Of cou.Iship,
paid visit 10 his sister at Brownsville,
abont week ago. Revealing his deter.
mlnalion 10 marry, to her, as one in
whom he could conGdc, she herself to
work TO help him accomplish his pur.
pose. Coming over her lady acquain.
tanccs, for moment, in her mind, she
soon settled upon ono whom she tho't
suitable. She Immediately called on
her invited her home with her, which in.
yilation was accepted, and after intro.
ducing her to her brother, left them to
themselves. The merchant abruptly dc.
clarcd lis wish, and popped the question
as calmly and coolIy os if presenting II
bill to q customer. After little rencc.
ton, the maid trembling as surprised
fawn, accepted Eis proposal by rclec.
tant eyes" and that same evening the
Gordian knot was tied and they "twain
became enc" to all in.cnts and purposes
They arrived in this city on the Win.
c hester" and left last night on the Swan
for "Porkopolis." That was bargain
soon struck.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
Mail Gatherings.

MEyrco.-Ovcr one hal of the terrific.
ry belonging to this country in 1921, has
since conc into the possession Of the u.
States, inclu-ling Texas, portion of
Chihuahua, Tamaulipas, California and
New Mexico. The total extent of the
Mexican possessions in 1921, was 211,.
0l24 squaic leagues. In 1862, their
POSSESSIONS amounted TO but 100, G,OG7J
square leagues, the United States having
acquired since 1882, lOs, s,9443 square
leagues Of Mexican territory. In Dec.
1852, Mexico owed "a foreign debt Of
$52,74i,477, and domestic debt of
$1o,l7o,40G. Our Mexican neighbor
increases in debt as rapidly as she di.
min!ses in territory.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
The Apple OF the Dead Sea.

We made somewhatsingular discov.
cry when ,raucling among the mou,ains
to the east of the Dead Sea, where the
ruins Of Ammon, Jcrash and Ajooun
well repay the labor and fatigue cncoun.
tered in visiting them. 1t was a remark
bly, hot and sultry day. We were
scrambling up the mountains through q
thick jungle Of bushes and low trees,
which rises above the cast shore Of the
Dead Sea. when | saw before me fine
plum tree loaded with fresh blooming
plums, cried ou, TO my fcllwo travlc.
er'"Now, then, who will arrive first at
the plum trec!" and as he caught a
glimpse of so refreshing an object, we
both at once pressed our horses into ii
gallop to see.which could get the first
plum from the branches. We both or.
rived at the same moment; AMI each
snatchins at fine plum, pu! it at once
into our mouths, when on biting it, in.
stead Of the cool. delicious, Juicy fruit
which we had, expected, our mouths
were filled with a dry, bitter dust, and
We sat under the tree upon our hoses spit.
iering and hemmins and doing all we
could to be relieved of the nausaous
taste of this strange ltuit.-We then pre-.
ceivcl and to my goat delight, tina, we
had discovered the famous apple Of the
Dead Sea, the existence Of which has
been doubted aud canvasscl since the
days Of Srado and Pliny, who first dis.
cribcd it. Many travellers lave givcn
descriptions of other vegetable proluc.
lions which bear analogy to the one dc.
scrided by Pliny; but up to this time, no
one had met with the thing itself, either
upon the spot mentioned by the anccn,
nu,ho,s orr elsewhere.-Cur=on's Visits
to The TonaStcrieS in Lerant
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NEWS.

The Gorcrnn cnl has met with a very
serious loss by the destruction by fire OF
one of,hc large store houses in the Navy
Yard at Brooklyn. The loss on the
bu l!ing was $4,000; on timber for 3 or
4 vessels, $50, 900, on paints, oils, &c.,
$50 900; and in other materials, $4,000
making the entire damage to exceed one
hundred thousand dollars. The fire is
supposed to have originated from the
spontaneous combustion of material in
the paint shop.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
,mnorl,nt ,ro,cnenl.-L.ncrla.

Were Cubu offered 10 The eolofet
frecmen Of tho United States, with 'b'
guaranty of,bc nations Of the world io'
i,s protection and inlepcnlecc, they
would, doubtless. aecep, tho boon with
ioyfulness. Tho fertility Of is soil, tho
salubri,y Of is climate. 10 acelimated
persons. and The vas, amount ofProducts
i. can supply to the commerce Of the
world. makes It's possessions sn objsc!
che grs:teat importance.
Liberia offers a soil and climate idon'
Ical in character to those Of Cube, and
ofsqual importance to the commsrco Of
The world, and to those who shall possess
themselves its advantages.
We ure pleased to learn ,hn; The r'o'
icct Of our Colonization Agent, Mr..
Christy, starics some four years since,
for the purchase Of territory in Africn,
has succeeded; and that there is now =
large tract oflanl including one hundred
miles Of coast which belongs 10 the pco'
pie Of Ohio.
We are also gru,iliel to learn that
those who are to be benefited have .ahcn
up the subject, and will probably soon
bc able 10 organize aud take possession
Of their lands. Mr.. Christy laid the sub
feet before respectable number OF the
colored people Of Cifclevillc, and atc'
three hours iecturing and discussion
the following resolutions we're unani'
mously odoptcd:-
Pesolred, That in view Of The great
Importance Of the civilization and Chris
iianization Of Africa, anl tho advance
mcnt Of our own social and political re
lalions in the world, we elect n Delegate
10 Liberia, with Instructions to ys, the;
republic, and report 10 us his views cl its
condition and prospects, that We may
thus have truth for our guide in dcci ling
upon our future course OF action.
Resolrtd, That Thomas Mcrel, be the
delegate to carry out our wishes.
Mr.. Mcre,', VIC learn, is u co!orcd
man Of respectablity and great moral
worth, and enjoys the confidence Of tho
people Of ali coIors. The citizens ofcir.
clevilIe at once contributed one hunlrcl
dollars to meet his expenses, Of which
sum The colorod Grecmcn gave ten dollars.
Well done!-.Scioto Ga=citc,
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family jewels, associated viii ull It's ira
di,ions, were iorcibly taken from tie
Marc d hoiel, but afterwards deposi'el
in secure place; by ,hc conlcscnsion OF
the General in Chief, TO whom appeal
was made.
Other lurge palaces have been sin'ilar
ly treated; the occupants driven out and
the furniture turned into tho streets.
Many Of the noblcst families have been
thus thrown upon the charity Of their
nesghbou. WI
Upward Of 5000 mon constantly pa.
troll tho streets, which they frequently
clear Of people at the point of.ho bayo.
net under the sillicst pre,cx,s. No one
is permitted to walk with his hands in
his pockets, les, they contain arms
More than Two persons are no, permitted
to meet anywhere in public, and private
dinner parties arc actually iorbiddcn.-
Eyory day since we have been here dead
bodies have been found in the highways
the gallows nrc en- permanence, musket
shots arc constantly heard in some quar-.
ter Of tho city, the property of all the
rich refugees who have found nm asylum
in Piedmont, Switzerland, &c, is scqucs.
tered by imperial decree, amounting 10
many millions, ana the poor, down'rod.
cdn population is taxed at the rate OF
3o,ooG francs per day TO pay the expense
Of thus expressing them.
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Spanish Mercy.

Tho steamship La1cl, f rom Havana
reports that the lives of the political
prisoners, whose fate h as been so lon,
pending, have been spared. They were
taken to the scalold, where their pardon
was read. What mockery is this o.
justice! Only Cuban tribunal could
conceive Of such refinement of !ity
had thus revive, near the American re.
public, the obsolete cruelty of the ages
before America was discovered.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
Las! from Jenny Lind.

The Berlin correspondent Of the Lon.
don Literary Gazette writes:
"Thc newspapers OF dillcrcn. coun.
tries have recently lecmed with accounts
Of Jenny Lind having dsburseI vas,
sums for establishing charitable institu.
tons in Sweden, Jenny has done moth.
ing Of the kind, Since her marriage she
has ceased to be profusely liberal"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
Potatoes In Oregon.

The Gregonian gives as the product
Of one hill OF potatoes grown in a field
Of several acres, and without any extra
culture. one hundred and ninety pota.
toes weighing ffty.three pounds. The
product Of several hills in the fields
weighed over forty pounds to each hill.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
POPULAR FAMILY MEDlcINRs.
SOLD by MOXLEY l. BARBER.


Halls llalso,n for the Lungs. ,tr ,..rrt.
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. '''- +' ''Eif
Rogers Syrup of Livcnyort nnJ ~,
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and verm;n,,,
Jnync's Sanativc Pills Acue pnis T',,,,,
tcrm,(ugc. Alternative. Mpcctorani, Carnma.
i've Balsain Hair Tonic and Hair Dyc.
Wisiars l,asam Of Wild Cherry w.
Guyso,rs yellow Dock and Sarsaparil,a.
Townscnds Sarsnparlla. '
Osgood's India Cholagoguc.
ONygcnaicd Biitcs. u sure cure for Dysncpsia
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dallcy's Pain Extractor.
McAlisicr's Ointment and Soa, Tincturc.
Mci.anc's celebrated Pills and vcmilusc.
Radway's Ready Relief.
Grccorys Instant cure of Pain.
Chrisiics Galyanic Belts, Necklaces. brace.
lets. aud Magnetic Fluid.
Mexican Mustang l.lnimcnt.
Brandrclh's Vegetable Universal pills.
Wrigli's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragg's Sugar Coated Anti Billions Pills.
SMITH Sugar Contcd Pills.
Farrcll's Arabian Linimcnt.
John Bulls Improved Syrup OF Sarsaparilln.
Shaker Sarsaparilla and Cough Candy
Hollands German lIiticrs.
Wcavcr's Cank.r aud Salt Rhcum Syrup.
Smlih's rome syrup, for Fever and Aguc.
Barrels Indian LlninIcnt.
Bates Nerve and Bone I.inmcni.
ShcrmanS Poor Mans Plaster.
Hays Llnlnicni for the Piles.
Ilobcnsack's Wom Syrup and Pills.
McintoSh'S BaIsam Of Indian Saunw Root
Cherry Cordial. for Darrhoca and Dyscntcry,
IluIchln's Dyspepsia lIltcw.
GranicnhcT Pills, SarsnpnriIln and Chill.
drcus ranacca.
Durklcs Green Mountain Ointment.
liibbnrhs Family Pills and Clrcassinn Balm.
ii"ilowayS Tome lltcT and Extract of ia
maica Ginger.
Shepherds Snrsaparlla.
R"wand's Telegraph Pills. Tome Mixture
aud Syrup Of Blackberry Root.
Bakers Pain panacca.
Powers PlaSicrS. n new and superior article.
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner's l'alsaln Tor Darrhoca & Dy.cmtcry,
Turner's American Rheumatic I,alsiu,
Tidd's Balm ni Late for Consumption.
Conncl's Pam Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract of CSnrg,n,r;II,
Fitcl's Shoulder Braces. AbdomiuaI Sunn,,,.
crs, lnlang Tubes, and all his valuable fam.
~ Medicines.
Nnughan's Lihon'rip,ic Mixture.
JackSDnS Pills and Expectorant.
Branrs Put I'alsnn and Purifying Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment.
S;rckland'S Pills.
MurayS Fluid Mngncsia.
Stonsi's Infant Drops.
GriIliIh's Magnetic Pam Extractor.
Steers Opodldoc.
McrrlIs Black Salvc.
Sorcc's Ohio Linmcnt.
Vaughan and Pcicrson's Rice Linimrnt.
Sntcr's Ginseng Panacca.
Sovereign Balm Pills.
BcnncitS Plant aud Il ot Pills.
FohilcS,ock's Ncrmilurc
LcHoys Vegetable Pills
Stanhopc's Cholagogur Pills.
Gnrdncrs l.inim"nt.
Blahc's Sanatlvc Life Pills.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters.
lioughlon's PcpSin, the true Digestive Fluid.
aud many other articles too numerous Ia mar
ticulnr'%e, but not too uninporlanl to merit at.
tcnilon.-Call aud try them.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03
BAKERY & C0NFECTIONARY.
Who'll lESALE q Retail.

TTNHE subscribers would inform the citixens 0f
Ironton, Of Lawrence and tho adjoining
cOntics that they have recently fitted up {
AND RETAIL BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY in the town Of lronton,
where they will be able To supply at al times
merchants and Others with oaAcxEss, BREAD and
CAKE Of any description, and every variety, 6f
confectionery in any quantity To suit purohk kseU.
All orders will be filed on most reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice. s.jsl d
Attention Of nae1chantS u respectfully invited
. T. H. 4 L. COLE.
Front Street. lronton January, 1855
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The great pecuniary suffering Of the
cotton manufactures Of Now England,
owing in part to the enormous Loco-Fo.
CO tariff, has induced one Of the Man.
chester companies TO commence the e.
rection Of new mill for $4,000 spin.
dies.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03

lHeWNTItIl3FIIE.D I'M 1910.

II Nlbll'blAl ! Ell W AAkl1lu'uiN W 'f,
i with u perpetual charter.
BOARD or TRUSTEES
Hon. James buchanan late Secretary Of Nlats;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowriej
lion. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Mucrhead.
FACULTY.
+. DUFF, Principal. author Of the NORTH
American Accountant" Prof. Of the Theory
and Practice of Double Entry Book. Keeping
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Prof. Of Mercantile
and Commercial pcnmanship.
N. i. HATCH, Esq, of the Pitts
bu,gh Bar. Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathc'
mates.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
mcnty, ana ~ considered the most extensive
md perfectly organzcd Commercial College III
the United Slaiosl What is said of II by the
most eminent mercantile authorities IN The
country, and Of the Principal as n Practical Ac-
couulant, as an experienced Teacher, nid
as an author; MS also of his colleague, Mr.. vii
linms, as n Pcnnnn, will bc found III The pam
phlci circular Of - pages
Dun's Book Keeping, PIP. 1872, Royal octave
Ilarpcr's Price s | ,5c--poslagc u cis.-"Tl'
most perfect combination of instruction ana
practice published
"DuTS Western steamers Accountant -
price g. postage . cts. ~ perfect system fo
keeping such books and Accounts"
~ Merchants and StcaucrS can always b'
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants.
~ Send for a circular by Mail
April 90, 1853, 1Gly
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uD1 q II acNASs
II Gus EHOLD WORDS


in"S' sooner or in'"r prove To be in the United
nta.ca, "hat ;, IS ~ England, The most popui"r
"'r'ohf"' p"'hsh'"'
m J. !" an exact reprint Of the English Edition,
~ pages oV"., with several pages Of original
hai'cr' statistics, Wc, hy the Am)rcan Editor
ana iorlnS Two elegant volumes every year Of
P'iihhi'lch' value i"r every library. The pres
tht Vol"'ho commenced III November, but sub
''i'''o"' may br commenced any time. The
p"cK numbers may bc had flhc publishers.
we SnbIoh n lew ct the very many notices
constantly received from the Press, in every
quarter " the ,hion.
ih''e are lew p"blichtlons that We take
more HI'lu pleasure III reading than the House
i'"io words we are not naturally mclanchol-
w p",, we were, permanent cure could
r"''ly po 'ncc.ro ny Spchui"B an occasional
''o..t .r over in,s u'nsa ,:i GAcciicn. work"
prcccdcntcd popularity, both in England and
and this country, MS to render any c0mmendu.
ton of il supcriluous For variety and r;cb-
ness Of information, vivacily Of style, and gcn,al
tone Of feeling, 1t has no rival in English period.
icnl literature"
"Charlcs DICKENS has gained prominent
l'in.c "',''ng E"SlSh "r''crS' ana is almost
!ccho'c" '"c '',S'"",ol oi u d'stihct school in
Literature. ~ ne mas ii. up''a popular vein.
WHEN ,!' :" a,ways P,"h'apic one nc has been
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5000 ClRCULATION!!!
FOUR THOUSAND TN THE
SOUTH & w EST
'Wnlo w. iR'gILLY & CO.'S
mDn HE CcG-'H|0D ID Hn VI
FOR THE STATE OFOHlO.


This work, similar to The one published fol
| New York, Is designed 10 contain the name,
business and pos, office address of every acliv,
business man in the state of Ohio, together with
a list Of the proicSSiOnabic men; list of the pnb.
lie officers banks, dc. IL will be compiled
from each township throughout the state care
fully. so that il may be- full and complete; aud
all the information 1t contains may be relied
on.
In the body Of the work, the counties aud diff
fercnt kinds If business will have a srpayaic al
piaJciicdi arrangement, 30 that the subscriber,
upon referring 10 the work. can, at once, run
through The business in which he is interested
by commencing nj the frs, county, (nlpiabcic .
aiy) in the state, and 50 follow through, 50
that each subscriber has before him the entire
lis! Of the particular class IN which he is utter
ustcd IN the slate.
Tins work viii be a cliallncl, through the me
dnm OF ricnMJ", by which subscribers can
bfng Their business; firm ana Suyh other inlor.
nation as they may desire, before crcry business
man Throughout the stale: thcy having before
them, IN our work most perfect list oi the name
business and location of all who arc Interested
N llS busincss III The third state Of the Union.
The work Will be issued as soon nv the matter
IS coleccd--say from SNiy 10 nineiy days from
date. Subscriptions two dpiiags p.r copy, pay
able on delivery
There will be attached TO the work an adycr
'iSihs directory, each card to bn paid for in pro
portion TO she space occupied. An index will
show the innii Of the advertiser, character OF
has business, and page on which his card will
DC iocnd. lis the VIII have Il very large cIrcu-
!alion West and South, no better medium car,
brdsenl Itscli ir The WcStu,n man to advertise
his business as above.
lEThe raadcr will observe that this worl,
VIII not only be Directory containing the
names Of thJ business men af Cincinnati but al
50 oi Hamilton, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland,
SnhllSky, Acma, Troy, rirua, Portsmouth,
Aiarictla, GAINESVILLE, Sicubcnyillc, WcllSyiilc,
IiIlln. springfield, GalipoiS, lron.on, New
Richmond, Nplcy--tpgethcr with every other
town ana village IN the state.
Cards inserted from ~ 10 &25, according Ia
the space occupied
" Ollicc No. 20 Art Union Buildings.
WM. w. REILLY a. co.
CiSciNNATL MAncn, 1853. PnornrErons.
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Paper Hangings.

l AN now receiving my Spring Stock oi
\ French and American Paper hanging, which
far SurpasScS any thing OF the kind ever Offered
IN this marhct.-Nlany of the patterns were pre-,
pared aud packed expressly for me in France,
and embrace all the latest styles
1t rs Of grade and price from cts. to 81 80
per piece.
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, 50 that the
most laS,ldious cannot fail to hc suited both IN
price and quality. The second story of my Book
store binding, viii be devoted exclusively to
Paper llanSlngs, and VIII be brilliantly lighted
every evening. 50 that persons can have the op.
porinniy Of examining as well at night as IN
daylight. The style of Velvet Iiprdcrings this
season IS really beautiful and at halt the usual
price. j. STEPHENSON.
lGf No 4, Buckcyu Block,
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mcres and Tcs,ings IN the country; consisting
In part, of tue best Nelson French cloth, Di0li
do. Satin Of the most superior Lustrcs for Vests
Grcncdcans do, all colors aud styles, suitable
for double or single breasted Vestr; All Of
which promise 10 make up in the Latest Style.
aud 10 give all Customers -l'articular--Fits,
Bat II You prefer TO buy suit Ready Made,
! have them On my shelves, ranging IN prices
lfom $500 10 5000 for suit, Also, Shirts,
Drawers, Cravats. Suspcndcrs, Gloves, Shirt
Collars, Carpet llags, Gulin Petcha COSTS
DO. Pants aud Lcggins to keep OF the rain and
aud. Check shirts. Hickory do. Red hanncl
do, Calico do. Canton fanncl do. o.--TRl INKS,
Of all kinds aud sizes which am ANXIOUS 10
dispose of Chc1p Tor cash. aud great variety
of other things too numerous 10 think of.
Com and see for II Is No trouble 10 show
goods.
y. c. MCCORMICK.
January, 1853. "ns'
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CHEAPER THAN EV ER Be
FORE SOLD IN WIS TOWN,

Prsons wishing 10 Retail in the country, will
ind 1t to their advantage to purchase here in
preference 10 incuring the expense of trip to
Cincinnati, or clScwhcre
Gvc us call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; We are always
pleased 10 show our goods. believing if you Learn
prices you viii be sure to bay.
IT, WISE & BROTHER.
lronton, March 18th, 1853.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
AL, iarr]
o. M,CORMICK's.

HElNH determined 10 kceF
Up with the Spirit Of the
Times IN my line OF Business,
] have q few words OF nnvice
IL oflcrio the citizens OF lRoN-
roS and surrounding country;
II Is this;
] have one Of the bcsl ns.
sorlmcnls Of Cloths, Cassi-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-03

Patent Medicines. Perfpmcry, Fancx Articles.
Stationary. Blank Books, &C. , i I
na'e !,'s' ,ece,Sedn ea, and will keep constant
mcnt Of the above articles and sl o,.,s n'," ''.
ally kept IN Drug hich they vi ss,,
a tho lowest cash Prices. Every srticie .",d
by us IL warranted to be pure, fresh and ren,.
me. Particular attention will be paid to filiinr
nm,;, my;I,c'"w oideis. and putting up
inm,.y compounds, and preparations of Iii
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