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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
SOLD BY MOXLEY & BARBER,

Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. loan e.rsr-
Rogers. Syrup Of Liycrwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and vermfugc.
Jayncs Sanative Pills Aguc Pills, Tonic
Vermifuge, Alternative, Eypectorant. Carmina.
tive Balsum, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wistar's lasam OF Wild Cherry.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Townsend s Sarsuparilla.
Osgood India Clolagoguc.
OSygenaied Bitters, sure cure for Dyspepsia
Perry Davis' Pain Killer.
Dallcys Pain Extractor
McAlisters Ointment and Solar Tincture.1
McLanc's celebrated Pills and Vernifuge.
Railways Ready Relief.
GrcgOTy'S Instant cure Of Pain.
Christie's Galvanic Belts Necklaces, Brace
lets, and Magnetic Fluid.
Mex lean Mustang Linlmcnt
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
Braggs Sugar Coated Anti Bilious Pills.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Farrcirs Arabian Linmcnt.
John Bulls Improved Syrup OF Sarsaparila.
Howe Shaker Snrsaparlla and Cough Candy
Hollands German Bitters.
WeayerS Canksr and Salt Rhcum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Ague.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Linimcn,.
Barrels Indian Linnent.
Bates Nerve and Bone Linimcnl.
Shcman's Poor Mans Plaster.
| Hays Liniment for the Piles.
! liobcnsack's Worm Syrup and Pills,
! Mclntoshs Balsam Of Indian Suuaw Root
Cherry Cordial, for Diarhoea and Dyscn,cry
| Ilutchins Dyspepsia Bitters
Gsacfcnbcrg Pills, Sarsaparilla and Chill
drens Panacea.
Durklc's Green Mountain Ointment.
! llibbard's Family Pills and Circassian Balm
llolloway's Tonic Bi.tcrs and Extract of Ja-
maica Ginger.
Shepherds Sarsaparilla.
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tome Mixture
and Syrup OF Blackberry Root.
/ Bakers Pain Panacca.
Powers Plastcrs, new and superior article.
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner'S Balsam for Diarrhoea & Dysentery.
Turner's American Rheumatic Balsini.
Tdd Balm of Lie for Consumption.
Conncl!'S Pam Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract of Snrsaparila.
Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supp )rt-
ers, lnhaling Tube, and al his valuable Fami.
ly Medicines.
/ Vaughan's Iithontriptic Mixture.
JacksJns Pills and EXpcctorant.
Brants Pul. Basam and Purifying Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment.
Strickland $ Pills.
Murrays Fluid Magncsia.
Stons's Infant Drops.
Grilliths Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steers OpOdidoc. .
MerriiPs Black Salvc.
Sorcc's Ohio Liniment.
d Vaughan and Pcerson's Rice Lin.mcnt.
Saltcr's Ginseng panacca.
Sovereign Balm Pills.
:, Bcnnetts Plant and o. Pills.
q Fahncsock's Nonnllugc.
LcRoy's Vegetable Pills.
; Stanhopcs CholagogUc Pills.
e Gardeners Lnim:ut.
B.akc's Sana.iyc Life Pills.
Bryan's pulmonic Waters.
" lioushton's Peps.n, the true Digestive Fluid
and many other articles too nancrbus to par.
tcularizc, but not too unmp prtant to>merii Il,
tcntlon.-Call and Try them.
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Book Bindery,

Where BLANK BOOKS Of any SIZE or style
Of Ruling and of superior quality may be obtain
ed at the shortest notice. Magazines, News
papers &C., Bound 10 Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup.
piled at the very lowest rates, in large and small
quantities. shall be happy TO receive orders,
assuring those who send, that they Shall be
flicd promptly. o,,
Book seller and S,ationer, No. Buckeye
Block Front street, Portsmouth OHIO.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26

HAayxi, for April, has some good things, ba
no.hns better .hsn the foil ,win !, ID. a
AN0DERg BELLE


.h.ns bstter thsn the foil Twin ], u. "a.
uAAoDERg BELLE ,42
shs sits iAs fsshioaable psflos.
Ani rsas ia her easy chair, ~
.sAeis Glad in sl1s and satins, a,. 90
.,tAnA jeRels are in he. Aair; aD a
ths winks and gissles and s'mpcEs,
And m?ua and giggles and winlis,
And though she talks but little.
IT'S vast deal more than she thinks
II, i.e' e.bed 10 hemorniny, P -a.
I, Till near tho hoar Of noon..
THIN comes down swapping and snaTlipc,
Because she was called 50 soon,
Her hair 10 still IN papers, i;
Her cheeks still fresh with paint
PS mains Of lef lbs! nights o!usGss,
Before she Intended 70 !aipi
sh: d,a oil Men unshavcn.
And men vi h the towing htir;
Che is cloquen. ose: masia:Les,
They give such Fors'gh Az
She talks Of Italian music,
And falls III love with the IA )op,
And IL q m3usc was 10 lpect her.
She would sink away III ! swv.a.
tlel feet arc so very little,
Her hands are 81 very white,
Her Jewels are 50 very hea3y,
AMI her h ;ad so very light:
Her color is made Of cosmetics.
lTLoigh this she will never own;)
Her bojy's is made mostly Of cotton.
Her heal. is made wholly Of s.Juc,
She falls in love with q fellow,
Who swclls with f.reisn .ir;
He marres her for her money,
She marries him for his--ha.r.
One Of the best matches
Both are well mated in life;
She's 90, tool for hlsbani
Hes 20, a fol for wife.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26
MDEEEAM MENi.e
HOUS EUOL D w OR DS

must sooner or later prove 10 be in the Cnitcd
States, what i, is in England, the most popular
periOdicGl pubiskcd,
II is an exact reprint Of the English Edition.
80 pages Sro, with several pages Of original;
matter, statistics, &c, by the American Editor,
and forns two elegant volumes every year OF
permanent value for every library. The pres
ent volume commenced in November, but sub
scriptionS may be commenced any time. The
back numburS may be had Ofthe publishes
We sub II u few OF the. very many notices
constantly received from the Press, in every
quarter of the Union. ...
"Therc arc few publications that We take
more solid pleasure IN reading than the House
hold Words. We. are not naturally melalchol-
ly; but, if we were. permanent cure could
| easily be effected by spending an occasional
hour over this most excellent work.
"The original work has attained such an un-
prcccdentcd popularity, both in England and
and this country, as To render any commenda-
ton OF it supcrAuous. For variety and rich.
ness of finlOmltion vivacity ofStyle, and genial
tone Of offeeling, thae 70 rival in English period
il al literature" r 'ai tart
"Charles Dickens has gained prominent
place am ing English writers, and is almost
reckoncd the originator of n distinct school in
literature. He has hit upon popular vein,
Wnlcn IN Always prOntaDlc one. lie mas Deen
extensively read. We have never felt called
upon to be much of q fiction reader, but we con-
fess in our young days to have porcd over the
'Pickwick Papers and OLIVER Twist and
David Copperfcld,' not only without injury,
but with profit. He sketches character in
structively, and incuca,es humane and useful
lessons in many trne. 'Houschold Words
however, is not fictitious in its character, but is
natter of fact, and full Of practical wisdom"
1T is one of the most welcome weekly visit
ants to our table. Its well printed pages arc in
yitng and never fail to reward the reader 1t
contains 80 pages weekly, and is furnished al
81, so 10 clubs of ten. We understand that
club is now forming in town, and those who de.
sire to introduce valuoble and instructive read
ing, of the most interesting character; into their
families, should not fail to improve the oppor-
tunity thus presented" ~
OUR TERMS TO CLUBS ARE
Single Copy for one yeor. vsra7 an ~ "a 80
1 Three Copies for W. s1FgsQAssoooo ~
Tsa TSentv ..aa% q {4LIl1 800 soeo
And all above twenty at the same rates.
Our terms we wish distinctly understood. arc
INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE.i No notice will be ta-
ken of orders unless accompanied by the money.
Address MELRATH s. LORD,
7Spruce Street New York.
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DIR. SLOAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,

,ss-r=-..~-. HAVING made himself thoroughly
Isr, acquainted with all the recent i'm
'IUnYIJprovements 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 to prove satisfactory in
every instance. .a.--.t4
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. sas n..
--REFERENCES- ......t
j. o. Willard, Tron,on Rob't Scott, Mt. Vernon
Hiram Campbell, do I. Martin, Hanging Rock.
j. J.A.Richey do Rev. A. Bardwcl, y, do
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26
GREAT ATTRACTION.

sAs ments Of Cloths Cassimercs.
and Vcs,ines in the county consisting in part,
Of the Best Nelson French cloth. BIOL do, Satin
OF the most superior Lustrcs for Vests Creme
deans do, all colors and Styles suitable lot opu
bic or single breasted Vests; All of which j
warrant to make up in the Latest Styles, and to
give -Customcrs--Pa ParlicuIar-ffs.
But ii you prefer to buy suit Ready Made,
| have them on my shelves, ranging in prices
from S3,O0 TO $1,000 for suit. Also' shirts,
Drawers. Cruyats, Suspondcrs, Gloves, Shirt
Collars, Carpet Bags, Gutta Pcrcha coats.
Do. Pants and Lcggins to keep of the rain and
mud Check Shirts, Hickory do, Red funnel
do, Calico d.. Canton flannel do.--FR jNks'
Of all kinds and size; which ON anxious 10
dispose Of CAeap for cash, and great variety
Of other things too numerous to think OIL
Come qnd see for il is no trouble TO show
goods. ,,cop,,1cr
January, 1853. .hS.
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OUR TERMS TO CLUBS ARE

And all above twenty at the same rates
Our terms we wish distinctly understood. arc
INVARIABLY IN ApvANcE. No notice will be ia
ken of orders unless accompanied by the money.
Address MELRATH S LORD,
IL Spruce Street New York
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26

1n Boxes TOBACCO, the Natural Leaf,
N for sale by - M. u X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

DOARD WANTED-Bv A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- private family With psrio and bedroom on second
Eoss uafurnshed dinner for the gentleman on sundAy
Address nsts 70 Jackson. Herald moe, stating terms
DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN PLEASANT
10 rooms nioely m nishsd, tn second single
eutlsmsa WITH par ial DO ard at NO. willow place three
rnusss wNlk on the South or ontasus fsrriss Refer
taoaa exohAneoA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

/SODEY FOR JUNE.-GREAT TRIUM II OF GODEY'S
VI Lady's Bock-The Coiored Fashion Plates 10 !mmenss
ndThe June number contains another, besides
yotpt plates colored crochet braoes music embroidered
skirts cambria bAsque cap and brordine Anglais
flower and screen for fswerpot Gaps ohldren's
fashions for Juns As Christ and the Womsn rsamara
beautiful messotins Feeling the Bumps Phreneiogy
AZ FautO Twsaty other forty
For sale by Long Brother, Is Ann street, strpgsr
Bui1diDgA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
IRON WORKS., &c.


ToHN u. WfCKERsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIaH
81 Railing Iron Fence for Farms. &c, 32 Brosdwny New
York WorkIron and wire railings for
public and private grounds PARKS lawns dwellings &C.,
from 10 per iron bodtead the most com
peto assortment in this city, prices from - to POD Iron
dogs on urns vases ketshiags posts spring chairs SET
tea vel stands hat racks umbrella stands
snittoops &C. &c Wokershan's celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 66 % rod The subscriber offers
tLe Iarret stock Of work In the United
states, all Of his manufacture, at exoeedngy low
nricea hair and husk mattresses
yoHN b. WICKERsHAM N. warehouse 3l2 broadway /;
v0lka 81, 80 and CT Lewis street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
WATCHES, JEWELRY. sc.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IL
w selling all descriptions Of
silver WAroHE1, gEwKLRv AND eGLvEA WAkB,
ss retail At much less than the usual prices
JURGENsEu wArcHYS.
Res. Jules Jurgensea watches received By every arrival
With certificates from him with each watch warranted Per
Seet time keepefa WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, In hunting and magic cases porfcot
time keepevs IHpHpENDEEr sEconD.
quarter second watches timing horses a1d geld and
silver UHROr0METERR
Splendid gold pocket ohrouometers. which run without
variation. WAToHE1.
Wstehaa wfsah eight deyB.
ENAMEL vAroREs
for ladies' Some in hunting casss.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies' some In magic
which ohanIs intc three different watches.
wArcHEs
up the hands without ANY key
Fine gold lepine watches, four boles jeweilsd.
Gold enamslied watches for She ladies. IS
aoiS Ensiiss patent levers hunting CASES IS g
Silver detached levers - low IA o
and Al other styles of watches At equally Io- prices
for saio 81 much loss than the usual prices
An Kinds OF gold cnains gold Wedding rings, EoM
tsys and seals gold pens and genes gold and silver sh
and silver speetssles gold tootbpoks shsrms. ehstsne
ehains Ao
Sterling silver Spoons forks pie knives napkin rings
fruit knives wedding cake knives, 3d. &o Witches and
iswery exchanged All watches warranted to keep COED
Gmo. OF tina money returned
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
the boat manner At much less thar the usual prices
Importer of watches and ewery, Wholesale and retail Ne
II W all sire ct second foor near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

n,BR MANUAL or THE CORPORATION or THH
city Of New York for The yess lutx ~ = q V~i-ias
for eAls Vt ths CNy LisssRy. No. u Cttg MAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

COTTAGE AT FIsDkILL LANDING.-FOR SALE, A
~ neat cottage containing seven rooms And about
Of ground we'll cultivated and stocked with fruit
shade trees and hrnbbery oested mile from tho
Hudson River Railroad station and steamboat landing
the hank OF the and for beauty
passed. Price ~ 500; would be nged for smah
pleasantly located residence in South Brooklyn Insu-e of
ii. N SWIFT ~ Dew street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

DOARD-TwO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ID accommodated with good board and pleasant
private family at No. 81 Sixteenth street tho
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
IN On0 DOZEN OF CLARET WINES FROM 81 50
lU.UUV per Dozen bottles returned Brandies wines.
rum cordias &c. in grade Hedsieck, Charles
Hedssck DO wines choice Havana &o.
offered twenty per cent below other house, by
w H. UEDERH1LL. 40 Broome street corner Crosby.
IN OOO DOZEN OF SCOTCH, EAST INDIA. BUR
lU.UUU ton and Philadelphia ale; BnrcayI& Perkins',
london Guinness Robt handas and extra PhiladePhs
and old tom gin the lost imported For sale by
W. H. UNDERHILL, 400 Broome street. Of Crosby
street
brandy. WINES sEGARs, 10, AT ss9 FOURTH
ID avenue corner of twenty eighth street. branch W. H.
Under bs establishment 40 Broome street. under the
of George b. Browne The choicest
ment porter cordias Wines &C. expressly suited
family use, sttwenty per cent below any other house.
DETERS CHAMBERS, 800 BROADWAY, IMPORT
offer for sale Wines brandes and Of all kinds
grades qualities in quantities at the lowest trade
prico Buyers requested to examine stock great
offered to cash an short time
DRTERs CHAMBERS. NO. 900 BROADWAY, OFFER
for sale Muir Sons Edinburg and East India pale
Ale and Barclay Perkins Co Lsadon stout pints aud
quartz goods genuine and will be sold in any
quantity.
ITO WINE MERCHANTS AND OTHERs-25.ooo NEW
ard empty French clarot bottee just landed packed
mp in nice wooden in each at - gross
for sale, ct DtYSTERS BROTHERS..
1t6 Pearl street, up stairs u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

DENMAEsHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
new pupils for instruction In the art of penmansp.
1uring the day and evening, Mt hs $50 Broad
For sse-GoIdsmiths system Of penmapshp price esnAs
copy five copies for 81 Also books for sohool
svcA VI dosAp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD wANTHD-A GENTLEMAN WANTS ONE
ID rooms with brs during the
bosrdsrs alone retire part Of the city Ai
dress Mr.. Karr. Union place post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
EDUCATIONAL.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, HAVING RECEIVED
IA good education wishes to go into family to teach his
Language he would prefer going to the oountry,
Please to oall on Mr.. Leger, " Reade street
LIDUCATION.-wANTED, A GOvERNEss THAT 10
~ capable OF teaching young children thorough Il, sish
education. She must as understand music Apply 5o
East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

ITO LET-TBE LOWER PART OF HOUSE, NO. cs9
Tenth street assisting of parlors trout ba
and two rooms on third floor to small family Rent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
Cs,PA RTwE asHTP NOTICES.


DARTNER WANTkD.-A TRUSTY. EXPERIENCED
business With small cash capital, 10 DESTROYS TO
lind active business who has cash capital not ess
city references will he given srd required Ons who 10 40
ouaib tho gebtemens furnishing business preferred
Address N, Herald ohce stating name and whore On
interview can be held.
VNANTED-A PARTNER, TO JOIN THE ADVERTISER
in estsbihed oos business location the very bess
IN the city Addrce, with real name, NJ Herald eioc
stating where Interview can be had
@E0O WANTED. A BUsINRsS PARTNER, IN
Ds)UU. Tire person OF lad, esther widow single -
To-. advertiser In lucrative and gonteel
ing bvns She will have 70 eeot sales ever the osunssf
receive srds while he engaged N the manufactur
Ing apply but those having the means At Their
conn and ard seaoss isr suSlSesS st0 real aAus y j. u
-, EsLs6 VfacA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

A YIRST CABIN PASSAGE TICKET. IN A SHIP
"A which will sail In about days. Australia SALE
Address. post paid. TO A. T., Herald ofaoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

TUTOR.-A YOUNG MAN IS WANTED, As TUTOR
M odcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

fjmADWAY ROOMS TO LRT-TwO ROOMS, HLIGT.
Nd bly, mssatsd wi. let nsbla teSms 10 good
.sSsss, rsli aAspud business purpose. Inquire 81
y. .. W0Q0, ~ DrpA6wa!.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

C1Sn nOO TO LEND, ON BoNDAND MoRTGA AGE
PlCU.OOU in sums to suit applicants, productive
real estate in this city Brooklyn. Apply to S. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

DUILDING LOTS IN UPPER MORRISANfA FOR
saieWeil located for business or private residences
within few rods of the stati The above will
by WATNoUGH. dealer in books aud stationery 800
Rleecker street. New York
Southern shield., 1853-09-17
AN IRON SETp AT NEW OprrA

AN IRON SHIP AT NEW ORLEANS. - An iron ship called the Evangeline, has arrived at New Orleans from Liv- erpool. Her entire hull, with the ex- ception of the deckplanking and some ceiling, says the Picayune, is of iron. The ship timbers, as well as the sheath ing, are entirely of iron. The knee timbers are all of iron, not thicker than ones thumb and so narrow and graceful as to look more like ornaments than the solid substances they are to hold so large fabric. The lower deck has, Tn consequence, vast increase of light and space, which 1t is difficult to appreciate without seeing 1t. The main and foremasts are also of iron, up to the cross trees; the top-masts, E- :, hnine; of wnnd These masts are hollow, and So spacious that man can pass up in the inside. They are used as ventilators for keeping the air below fresh and pure. The water tanks of the ship are also of iron, and situated ! Tn :, the l! keelson. They are capable of holding l three thousand gallons, and are divided into three separate alright compartments, each of which is com municated m with by a separate pump. The whole arrangement is unique and the economy of space for burden is very great. The ship measures i ,O0O tons; and cost $1OO, ,OOO.
Southern shield., 1853-09-17
Respectfully,
 J. A. JACKSON.
For the Shield. The New Road.

MR. EDITOR: Every one Of our old citizens are aware of road that light be made which would enable those living on the St. Francis road to avoid the hills; and those living on the Little Rock road, beyond the Bowie place, to save from one and half to two miles each time they come to, or go from, Hele- na. l speak of a road out Rightor Hollow to Richard Calls, where the fork would take place. My old friend Squire Calvert and many others have told me that on this route there would be but one obstruction, and that a nar- row ridge or ack-bone, which might easily be cut through. The question is, will We all, both country and town people, go to work and make this Ne,c I Road?
 Every one who has ever travelled over the St. Francis road is well aware of the obstacles which impede perma- rent improvement upon 1t. Those ev- erlastlng hills need to be worked after each rain to be kept in tolerable order. Over them good road can never be made. By the other route, by Loom is' Mill, through by Richard Calls and down Rightor Hollow, is already a good road in great part, and can easily be completed.
 The amount of hauling done on the Little Rock road from beyond the Bowie place in towards Helena, in the winter time keeps that road, particular ly from Maj. Dayidson's, in and about By making this diversonn e7ery Egapelala person must be benefited.
 1 merely write this article to call attention to the me,o road. I hope some of the old citizens who know the route by heart, will let us hear from them. l, citizen of Helena, am will ing to contribute for this purpose, and in common, no doubt, with many oth- CTS, who will do likewise, will give
 TEN DOLLARS.
Southern shield., 1853-09-17
Washington Gossip.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4,

WASHINGTON, Sept. z, I0oo.
 The National Wing of the Democracy are greatly incensed because of the ap- pointment of Ezrah l.. Stephens. an Abolitionists, and devoted friend of Gid dinsg,to clerkship in the Indian Bureau.
 It is rumored that Mir. Gordon, the Webster Whig Postmaster of Boston, will soon have leave to retire to private life.
 The St. Louis Postmaster question is still undecided. Judge Rowlin is pushing the claims of MT. Colburn, anti Benton, vigorously.
 The Administration is anxious to please the anti Bentonites, but dread the wrath of Old Bullion.
Southern shield., 1853-09-17

AUsTRALiA.-AdYices from Aus 'ralla' Via South America, to the I6tt ol May furnish intelligence of the in. creased ( prodocliveness of the gold nelds' and the high prices of provi- sion, labor, Der, 65c. Heavy ar rivals of vessels from London. Green. ocn' ana Liverpool had taken place, and the wants of the colony would he better supplied. Flour was quoted at Melbourne on the 7ih of May ., from $50 10 f32; hay at GAO her ton, and potatoes l7s. to DOS. Der cw'. Coffee was high and ad.ancinp. symptoms of dissatisfaction with the nome government were continuing to manifest themselves.
Southern shield., 1853-09-17
POISONING.

Thousands of Parents who use Vermifuge composed of Castor Oil, Calomel &c., are not aware that, while they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the founda- tions for series of diseases, such as saliva tion loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
 In another column will be found the adver- tiSerng.-eo or Hobensacks Medicines. to which We ask the att"ntie,s r n 1.--'y ."-,r----. -i VI in their own as well as their ChiIdren's healtk. In liver complaints, and all disorders arising from those of bilious type, should make use of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's liver pills.
 3'' BE NOT DECEIVED but ask for Heben- serve that each has the signature of the Propri- etor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
 July g, 1853.