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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

To avoid such q fate she is justfe,l in run
ming away; for no Parent has or ever
la a sht 10 constfnin daughter tC
marry against her will. But where the
parents are TO wait, the daughter shoul'.
also cosent TO wait, until her choice is
.sscntcl 10 or she al.ains her legal ma
joriiy. ' 100 '.".
Then if she chooses 10 marry in oppo'
siIion to her parents wishes, let be'
quit her HON" orsnly, frnnIly. in broa
daylight. an | in such manner as shall
kinlly but utterly prcclu lc any pr.lencc
that her act is clandeslinc or ill.consiI
cred.
No one shoul be pcrsua lc or force
10 marry where she docsnoi love; but 10
wait n year or wo for the assent Of lhos,
who have all her life done what the,
coul for her welfare, no dau cher should
es,crm a har Iship.
There is some truth to be toll abou
the common run of masculine PROV.
lers by night about ga Ien.waIls an un'
per bedroom windows in quest ofoppo:
tunilics TO pour sc luc,ns 1ottcries into
the ears Of simple mssee; bu. we have
NOT time to tell i, now
As a general rule they are lcenti ou.
goa l.ior.nothing . lvcn nturers. VIII, woull
much rather marry living than work
for it, AMI who speculate on the chnnc,
OF bringing the ol folks arouni after /:
yenr or to. A true man would not al
s'se much less urge q womon to take ;
s;tp which must inevitably lessen The re
spcct felt for her, nnl violate the tru,
reposc in her by those who have love,
an cherished her all her days.
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From the Pittsburgh American
The Bank OF Pittsburgh.

There is n CONSERVATION at the Pitts
bur.h Bank bull ling. All stan a ,has!
The cashiers collar stan Is out an inch
and two lines, LONGER than it was ever
twilcael out in the worst of times be.
fore. The clerks all SPEAK in q lower
lone to one anoIn.r. Tne directors, VIII .
are ever AMI solely directed by the line
,flhe collar, are lost in am,zcncnt.
There is but one Thing can be maize out
tangible and intcllgible-all bills for
discount are thrown out-on matter how
goo l-how long or how shor,-laroe or
small-ihe line OF sh IT collar loses the
line OF discount. Every man is cye,l
scrulinsin " that enters its portals:
even MClaney, the porter has rauo ohl
the infection with the fashion of collar
from his chief, displaying more than ever
ofneck line. lfyou doubt this, just of.
fera noc for discount, or a promise to
pay, aud demand the precious. The
ie,tcris equally effectual in "brinsn :!
down the house" Some say it is the
downfall in Pork; Others, The rise in
Copper or iron, others, a-ain, attribute
i, to The failure VI kossu.h in Milan, an,
that the Danx hell, or was near hoii.
ing :, me of his bor lers. Oilers. ami
these are the most numerous say 1t is u
visitation from The lhos; Of Tom Crom.
we'll; wh.le ano,het class ass.sm II To
the appar.tion of some one or more oI
tho owners vi those OH balances So long
and secretly held IN The vaults. BE
these as they may, or the cause what II
Will, the Bank o! pilisbur, h VIII do no
pa per Tor no man. No lr.enl nof iavor.
lte wlil lis vaults be opcnci TO. NOT
Will the venerabics bei.,n 10 explain the
cause ol the coIsternauOL with which he
is overpowefe /, bu. he san Is there sila&'
in his head VITA IL significant sion Ol
NO, 10 all appli> ats lhat can De dehi'
Ell, an 10 eaqu'f.es ln.o III cause OF this
STATE vi lh.uo :, only answer IN monosy l.
tables unin'eli's.bly eApressei. lt's
sail that M'CIuncy has been sent to
Ephruia. III Lancas.er county, tor the
WISE woman. Dut tnis, l.Ko dll Inc oh.
er, Is conjecture--aii ihd' Is Kno"h 49,
that tor I'll, tnres las, DIsGl,ss uajs, not
IL note or bill has been uscUuntca -
Many THINK II IS III, Toss by tie hire Vi
1915 that is working on the 3ank'smin l..
or ihc expenses OF paving. curling AMI
repairing. We wish to be unIerstooI
as only giving The rumors aaoa,. without
pretth. lag 70 any kiowlsise, of giving
any opinion Of our own as to causes.
We only voueh for the fact. Of rather Ior
its notoriety. 4 '''l - ~ ''''
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fought AMI dcci lcdl We shall deeply
regret, saoLll Democrats, urged on by
he inju'cious, AMI, in some respects,
,xcec lin4ly offensive con uct of Ca,ho.
tic papers an | those who assume to
speak by authority for the Catholic
Church, do wanl may be Inconsistent
with their avowed principles, injurious
10 rational Liberty; an, hurllul 10 The per.
manent success of our Common School
system. ''. 't.
Our aIvicc to the Democracy is, not
To injure the great cause in which you
are engaged by any temporary excite.
men', produced by the inj u licious action
Of those who are the avowe,I representa-.
lives Of The Catholic Church.
We tell you, Democrats, that after the
present excitement shall have subs!c /.
you will be compelled by strict sense
Of justice and = regard for the great prn.
ciplcs cf cquul rights to rcpulia,e an /
Icnnunce certain features of the new
School law.
For ourselves, we apprchcn more in.
jury will result to ur system Of common
schools from h: JIInlc zeal of many
honest IN % rebuka the anl.repubIi.
can views Of the Catholic papers, ami
,hc innamalory anI offensive luneua, O
Of such scamps as PiATT, and the ctior.s
OF those who assume 10 act by authority
,f the Catholic Church, 10 procure d..
vision of the school system, llIan from
any thing the Catholic can possibly 10.
This class of citizens will be playe! OH
excite.l by such politicians ana Office
seekers as enleavorel las: fall t" excite
he Who'll, Catholic population against
Gen. PIEacr. We warn the Dcmocra
cy not to be eau hit IN any such trap; act
with GOODNESS an sense, anl do not al.
low yourselves 20 do your party, anl the
Common School system Wong, by too
rral anxiety to rchuke such fellows as
Plat: AMI The .by.au,liority men OF the
Catholic church.
These persons have done wrong in
YOUR and our estimation, but that is nu
reason why TOO f.buke them we to shoul,
TO wrone-Yrons to our principles an
wrong TO the commJn sch ool system it
f.
DO your Fl Citing for School Visitors
and; if our vice is of any wei hi, We
:ay TO you, vote for no can liia,e fn'
school Visitor who is not Iricn of oul
common school system; but let the mat
ter rcst.-Cin. EnY.
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THE HORIZON.
ny CHARLES m.IrrcmNas.

BYCnARI.Es H. IIGrcnNGs.
"Thon hast get them ,hcir ninds, which they
shall not pass. ."--Fsam M civ. 8. 'I.f
Closing nrDanl us still, where er we stray.
A varying circle boun Is our uim s. sight;
How bright with rose hncs Of the golden day.
|. Now spanglcd DER with trembling stars Of
ssish:
Yet, changing how it will, rcvcr there
Sights cloud-built prison in the yiewlcss air.
Vainly 10 Atlas dlssying height We cl NIB .
Fen there It's mystic presence clips us round
VaInly on icc.c!ad simlniS stand sublime,
Its azure walls our eyes lar wondering bound:
Beneath, before, around us and above,
This Prison spreads where cr ouI footsteps rove.
Behind yon fronting veil, what new delight
Lie hid, llic restless eye would fan cxplJrc;
Haste We to seek! Lo! How the fjIiner sights
That charmed our sense delight our gaze no
These pass, while those rise ever on the view
Ibi' CiC WEClII reach NV.
So fares il with our inner cyc-the Soul!
She, too, hath her horizon too her prison.
IN vain she longing sJars I, scan the whole;
IN vain her ken, 10 iOll,st hcishis upr.rn;
Would c' 'mpr,end in one f.rbidlrn glance
The God, rca. space Of Natures wide eApalIsc.
Truth ncars bcfJre-brg gr. Fancy fades hind
Wisd.m grows IN ,rs and m,l.-swer. ch Id
hood less;
Experience dawns on the mltilrcr mini,
WhI.c l.f.s first CHAINS, and all that one.
could bless
Hope, Trust, Belief, SurprSc-,hc y)llger day
Fade in Tie distance, charm by chaiin, away.
| Blessed be God, that rJnnd abJut us sands
a fair cncltSLre fJr oar walIlcru. ga e.
NaIlS butt in heavenly his cl.rla. i..il.s--
hoy l,mp.c Meet f,r PRAYER aud prase.
leash str.h,s our pr son - the dLs-%c hy-
We pass Tic slern nJr.zDn but u dc.
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Washington Facts and Fancics.

Hon. Jomx X. ;liLLER, lately am,Inber Of
Congress from our Kn,x district, has been nom.
mated TO the Senate. We see II stated. as jude
in the new Territory Of Washington. a turInc.
part Of Oregon. lie is tiien!e MA, u N IS;
collss en-. Dem ,crat, ami higuiy wor.hy Vi sucn
dist nctiOn.
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Go tubom it man Concern.

FAREWELL the midst Of the multiplicity Of
ssAs compliments to my friends IA II wosd s,y
Sss ne y = power S r sSSr The "a % Prs
yer, isw ~ Ss srs sS Ess' Nsah ind De saSs
can s:s s ,"s s Ss vet
chsd ke they having ncessed zee pro, o. eeh esee hy
Tsis SSsii sos.de petite way es,snSs uossy vesos.
iecomPere ccnsriaste mys VIII TIE hope OF az 80 nsn1s
90 % DAY. But sws Aheuss many Of ny
NON nv r,ve snc have my word ADD tbooEs
lad Ps ia ,s view AS my w." not " ssS n ssa
ss, si % .s sSs N s.p Ss o he
ssttuSe feel for he many Proofs Of sns ana AZ
ing MAY W I've under ths isaesne Of the srt o. God
10 dwell II he Ter Of safety AOSsys, .OaOa lie
and however dive Tsitet our inals nav be- ,,- - ,,..
ne lth Ell al one aad farewell al hns. that are
rear ard Gear to me Now @.y ne GOD sSs a & S
nary world u you sss the imaAss Throne Of Grace.
ard esteem re~.io y0qs ' S;ISpSs
Holm JARVIS ROEBUCK, alias JOHN w. DE
~ FoREsTAgeeoblo to citation prceis5s. asd Ss 10
Dans Corr Of c,s,sd s. eSS p9 s a, w, iSs :. al
aid place. heirs Of the deceased By wilt Ions bn ae se
I9ak JAys u E0EsgeA SS SR 6R s s Rs
enT o. Dragons Of the United states Of Asenes A@y thea IN
sentative h said Dealing crois ssS 1853
NATURAL MAGIC and vENTRILoQuISM-sig
any part United States insrue ions IN The above sciences. ey
on :Spi Vosd Address Sc vSILo Bs
Phisdeirhis.
NrOTICE.-The public are particularly cautioned
" sssst peor Representing themselves members OF Amisy
ose Co No So habit srs our citizens and
Company authorized Ssisser'o % do the
Company sG1s no assistance OF Aj a s9s osrSoa
ON the FIRST THURSDAY Of EACH MONTH,
" for years intend to this notice g tso.s WHO gsa
res October last Tor pns my 81 Ick bsass safes md sOs
ss NsYoFk observer Tro""s A%ssy NJ.
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Amusemeuis.


NlBLOs GARDEN. GRAND COMBINATION
esnd Complimentary BENEFIT to Mr. IL GRAND SSiIr sn5
49, - The risnt se, which occasion al the prpl 49,.
Ts 49, 40 Cehesrs have vountesred thar seces
r~'-' ~ Aozsits lnmcU4i Grand Opera Ia
ma, ci.v..., A. . non GIOVANNI.
Don easo.' SAW Donor coea1 Revere
s.-.,o Ros Donna Flvr. Mo- S.;5s,hs
Choui os Ps,. ssen Aerlaa ;,,....... Nine Alboni
cs,sse.s, ins ''''s hssss village Of cssse
Ills s5si sTpsssssS IN w.: Mr. Max Ma-st1sk
ne rsAse Of jackets val Be rso Dciars sss o. no,
I've fes1t oaices are open-ile zoe =, N. -,
~ Son, 80 he 0ikei Nbos tafdn uoae Sers OF William
ny Two tesr tekes cen Be cold Tie dsv b.s. ~ o.,
r. gay 9 ne Opera The zetnsssiDs Two Dssz an .
s. sss os ogss t,s til Oeoek Door. pea ss
p..ne Of 'pseuAors in ete. and BUY nOas except !. m
onsyst Inusntea Open Bsoks Iaasn and ErsH.h on
~ ~ We SnnIe pieces Of Music of sale IL Nibos 0ses
ERANc0NIs HIPPODRoME-REsTO
crsf Ss FESTIVALS CANES and ANUsEMENTs Of he AN
- S1ihiAlk and ka wonderful dancinx Horse ~ -
sss~lh and Eishsh Appst p0S ; y A.
M. !, !. FRAkCONI'S CoIOsSaf HIP gIPp1Dpo,rr
Toarls.-s. spszdors Dang Chariot Rscc Gs.eo,.
~ hsssr1 fs spas and other exciting sad Novel FSs
AID he go ~ nns hs Aens the Chase the Tss Ground
a,s Ssl.1 3, W. sna EVENING. Nay lass
E<os Ie 50 eeais Reserved Seats a. Pr 2,s..
snszes al, 80 Doors open sad at a p NJ Pcornsnce.
sa s.s sssa every ssrnson and srcn. II. an
na a. isS n1s under tsn yes OF az, viii "a an "a
Ia ,sosy<rors -. y - siernoun Performances
sf h Rox gs' seo9 porons from purchasing any ckes
s1dks - '"sAHs esen from AN. IiPM
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Cost ano founo.

CPECTACLES FOUND.-Foand by Boy on Thurs.
- day APr 3 ia the ,ssset near osaihas .ssass, Rs
Daniel II sards Is FoSytht- ans dssa. es sass and
rAyi1s fer this sdyeT'iseraeut DANIeL ~ cANo-
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Boara ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL, corner OF Frankfort and william
~ bloch frsn cty sIeea.Iass Obtain tod.lss
yree llee. Srgsbsdded Roems SeE mgh p osns 81 -A
Dom q 20 20 ~ per week.
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Summer Retreats

BOARDING in the COUETRY-Mrs. SEBRINCi,
- Iurytown, prepared date fies and ndisi8s H.
With pleasant oorns AID Board for the Applications
to ae made in person.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--By two Ladies and
" Gentleman o four months from the st Of june In healthy
location vsts and ofessy where Zero
With rsisIsEess % 2 N u. fribans Once :,
(HICAGo.-GEO.W.G GAGE, Of Boston, and DAVID
~ A0AGE " haze ss.sd for .sqa ., ys.r 70
lspt By Ira Couch "a o. ss arcs, sd s On;
shed ard frr sAed hotels IN Stare and the an 70 VII
ssr9 no pans Or sspsss % as ~ ssspss nse.. soa,s
ssd Mas tnee ysr,g VII b 90 o. se sseRs s,rs,sts
fremont House chieaso, Ap1l ib, 1855
Il EBANON SPRINGS COLUMBIA HALEAfhH
~ estsbhmert viii BE- opena he sf o. Nay nsxt PARALLELS
uisrg he Ne Ccszes
HENRY A. KERR nonscon, cor q Bosdssy ssd Atorpes.
German viii provided. 10 p1ke desirable
fezdenee, by IL present pfopn esor HENRY HULL
CARATOGA NGs.-'W ashiagton Hail. recently
- rnrehsed nv w Msson Of New York Tor pvsfe Bolnr
Hsuse pfet tazgu and viii be ready
en1enV r,t OF sy situated sreaa
and shade rs astrsssyc residence 1 families ottew sb,
Lw. A1ssS santosa SUMS
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A PPLEToNs MECHANICS MAGAZINE for MAY


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JoJ RsAL FOR NAY. &C 5 cents
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T ges-, n . Sp s1a 81 ws.c frssra.sl
Iron 6oOl, RslWsY Terminus LiysrP1o- dius'Ei' d.
Hinaewiss Aa9 s lia as1 ,sil1..r,,.51
01ilnsso q tie selenee Of Mechanics no. ~
The CsoFic lsiHe.
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TIE re md It's PrOeesres Gilu-tr.ted)
with Steel Enrravns Ct tie Portage Bridge the BH'o 81
Niy Th tsr y To- say secured fr q s b
popular Journal for rrseissi men IN the n = fgs,
' =. S eoHsa3ts ts ability experience and
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CCIFNTIFIC AMERICAN-COntents for Week end
o;9sI' 5 T;ig . md E Esiy S Ga F fass
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I'VE SPIRIT HUMBUG EXPLoDED-Prc


NSs M s az I'll pp Sua
Dernofiiratdr etc With many humorous inslstons By Prof
IIsm B.ison A ~ Pastor Of the Joh9s Church. "
NJ NatsoR attacks s 1st a. saia9 he 5 H reason
ing and siIcssn H,ss ITS Prosss oPse,s 1 @
SOied pqs publications, Ogs the Pniioes tendencies Of III.
philosophy, eNhitus deepd vuy than even us mos
inveteTale enemies had supposed capable OF
This book is sufficient to make any cry did NOT make
him laugh And hes made laugh heartily TIE ee2s ieI Or
nrT which wound around The subject
completely d,ssed body and soses t. .Dyia,aS can
aIssed M the los dsOus Cbs0 through bda and ioS Ga toe
utchEsa pPe swept dow Ike 50 mach soorsS dsa hns ne
Tie Sir Charles COdsueaH, there is nothns N t
The ius,ons tbs book worthy Of Punch Boston Post
a. s a.s S1 s sonrostion Of the mediums on fading
themselves rdeuousy exposed BY this Iata he YORK aud "a
become sssSsa - Is. Sc sd 's
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WITH thi shnmber of THE TRANSCRIPT closes the I
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neut Tor Of business connected with this paper
neoa We have only much Of his experience ad success
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NOTES AND LAMENTATIONS TO THE TEXT OF s9AKs-
PERES PLAYS, from the early Manuscript Coreo1s IN copy "
the Folio OF 1882 IN the possession OF J. r. NV'of' I' ~
Men have acquired reputation by single ensndaton Of sh s-
successful hits done but e here have
look that swoop knocks out thousani errors & the
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