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rENTLEMEN,s FURNI ,HING GOODS VERIFY

nENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODs-YERBY,
VI TEBBS, YEkBY would respectfully call the attention Of
gentlemen Visiting this their large and ele
giant assortment OF gentlemen's belongings, viz;
dress shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Metino undershirts and drawers
Cotton do do
Black and fancy silk scarf and cravats
Linn lawn, and gingham do
Kid, silk thread and cotton gloves.
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Call the OF 18th street and Penn
syivania avenue, Miss Dermolts new building.
Ap 2--dlwif
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IPUISG AND SUMMER FAsWIoNS-Mu A. srEIR
~ viii open on Thursday, 7h April, millinery rooms ID
9th and l0th and beautiful n.sortmep o
hp
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ssr The superior steamboat UNION, with fine comforia
Exa&op Bile saloons the accommodation of
tria 7k, 9S, ny, /, AZ, AZ, and 81 O'Clock
Leaves Washington at bk, l0k ~ IN az s. and O'Clock
Mar 30-lw ROLLINS, Captain.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13
Robert Barns.

We ask for all admit, that hard
drinking was beginning feature Of the
age in which Burns lived-is it fair, W
Pharisees. to pluck star from the dark.
ness ye acknowledge and hold it to the
light ye assume! Those who m axe it
a rule TO cite such men as Burns, to
make drunkenness hid-ous, would do
we'll 10 consider whether they are not
consuming the very end they aim at. In
thus picking from the ranks Of dissipa.
ton instances Of individuals prc.emi
inen.ly attractive, the allurement be.
comes powerful in the very illustration,
and goes for worse than nothing
Many, many a would.be poet has be
come drunkaTd, just because it had
been rung and rung into him that Burn.
was such-weaklings who could asslni
late in no way else, thought good TO re
semble here. Hence the doctline, hal
led many q silly fellow to spend his five
and sixpence and his soul-all. for
soo,h, to be so like a poet.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

FEMALE CosvicrEp OF MunpEn.-
The Huntingdon (Pa.) Banner of Sa'
turday gives an account Of the trial. con
viclion and sentence Of Mrs. Eliza beth
Harker, for poisoning her sister. The
evidence in the case, it is said, was v,ry
plain, and disclosed fendsh transac.
ton sufficient to make humanity shud
der. 1t appears that the woman poison
ell her own sister fot the purpose Of be.
coming her successor in the household
at time. TOO, when she was vergne
on sixty years Of age! The Judge SEN
fenced her to be hung, aod the public o
pinion is 50 much against her that pro
badly no effort will be made to have her
reprieyed. In the early part Of the trial
the prisoner seemed but little affected
by her awful situation; but as proof after
proof was elected, fastening the guilt
u unmislakably upon her, tears and sobs
added not little to the painful embar.
RAISING duties Of the Court and counsel
and the solemnity Of the scene.
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NEW GROCE RY @
: S Z & 8 FL s g E EN- g,
D. H. WARREN.

"OULD inform the citizens ufIronton and
w vicinity, that he has opened new
Grocery Establishment on Third Street, oppo-
site Scotts Axe Mandatory. in the building
formerly occupied by Shngleton & Son. His
stock Of Groceries has just been received
d RECT FROM BAL MORE, MARYLAND.
and is of the best quality. Purchasers will do
we'll to give him call before going elsewhere
His stock consists in part of
Rio aud Java Coffee;
Teas-Y Tyson, Imperial and Gunpowder;
Crushed and Brown Sugar, Rice,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Cigars.
Scotch, Rappe and Macaboy Snuff;
Figs, Prunes and Nuts; ID. ,.
Mackerel and Scotch Herring;
No. Chocolate;
Rifle and Blasting Powder;
variegated, White, CASTLE, Rosin and SHAY:
ing Soaps. .r1f. s..
Candle wick and wiapt twine, bed cords,
Dairy salt, Shoe Backing and Brushes;
Glue, Alum and Copperas;
Alspice, Indigo, Cochineal, Gloves,
Nutmegs, Pure and Phmnix Ginger;
Mustard, ground Pepper, ground Cinnamon,
Starch, States, Balances. Tea Caddies.
Paints, Oils, varnishes, Turpentine
Dye. Stuffs, &c. &c.
A splendid assortment Of Brushes-Uval,
Varnish, Ground, Sash Tools,
Flat Fitches, in tin;
Round do do @ ..r .
Camel Hair Pencils; ... ....
Flat Camel Hair Varnish Blenders;
Together with nearly everything usually kept
in Grocery establishment. HI1I -
nMED APPLES, WHITE BEANS.
~ do Peaches, Qa CMn Mesl,9 %.
do Cherries, u "a Flesh Batter. sns
a oD1issSs;s ,Sioss Z, -. Il paal9as3Rdsnkrs aal9 s3Rd
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WASHINGTON, Monday, Dee, 8, 1859.

WAsuiScrov, Monday, Der, 3, 1853.
A bearer fdispalches from Mr.. Gads
den, Minister 10 Mexico reached hero
70 DAY. H. LETT the Chy Of Mexico on
The 1871 of Nov. ani Vera Cruz on the
23I. The Intelligence he brings about
The Giibustering movement IN Lowe
California is important, but not alarm
ing. The,e is only abou! two hundred
engaged in Tho expedition. Mr.. Gals
den, has directed meas, res to be taken
to suppress the expedition with United
States troops.
Santa Anna is or the best terms with
Mr.. Gadsden, and is truly anxious 10
preserve peace with the United States.
The whole character Of The dispatches
shaw that the expedition will fail, anil
peace between Mexico and the United
States be maintained.
The Presiden, has granted ertq"atur
10 Theodore Schwartz, Consul Of Old'n
burg for Kentucky and Indiana; and to
Carl August Christian Duisenburg, Con.
sal Il, Bremen for San Francisco.
DR.. Oids publishes in The Union his
letter addressed 10 the Democratic mem.
bers Of Oh o, from which il appears Olds
had eight OF the Delegation and Disney
but two for Speaker in caucus Of Ohio
members. Ods ys Disney, nolwi'h'
standing this expression CT preference
insisted upon his name being submitted
10 the Congressional caucus. Olds writes
com plainly, and reminds the delegation
that lie had supported Disney for Speak
er a. two previous Congresses, ana e1'
pec,cd more generous treatment but
winds UP by eclining TO be candidate.
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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1858.
r. I.EETE AND B.F. CORY, Ep,roa..

A Landed Democracy. eternal basis for Rrpub-
Ic<-A Landed Arsiocracy, the ioaada!oh oi
inonarchirs and desroisas.- Young Ams'"a
The Land shall 40, ac sold orcver-Eish.
The mass Of mankind has 10, been horn with sn.-
dies on their backs,-Nor a favored few booted
and spurrcd to ride them esina,ely by the grace
ofGoa-tSt-scns !dT Ltiar.
There is no iolniai,on III nature. or IN na'nra
laws why set o!words ufon parchment! sAoI!d Oh.
ycy he dominion 0. lands.
BLACKSTONE.
I'll. earth is tie hali'a,ion. The natural inheritance
ot Al. mankind. ages present andto come; hati'a
uor belonging 10 10 III PARTICULAR, iui 10 ever!
man: AID one in which Gil have an qua! right Il
J,ye,1 JouS GRAY.
To yvorh,7 Goi. the Father Of a.. EeI-io hope TO
Z lie in Heav-u.--,h= reward OF good accompshe,
or eaT.h To !ove fellow men. and do for them q.
iha: we desire for ourselves To respect all forms t!
wa.cA men aye pleased 10 worship God. To CONT a
c.ror 10, with violence. with fire. but with truth
10 Owe our country and 10 devo.e ourselves 10 III
,--are eveu 10 tic sacrifice OF lives. To wa:e!
with ,-rd-r the happiness OF our iam.!I'
and 10 educate oar children IN tic sentiments OF love
AauaL.ly ani patriotism. TO insi.ac; The ignorant
c'otLe the naked furnish work for the strong. nm,
ways and every where proclaim the fraternity o! a.!
the .;uair;y OF nN and the attr'y of all"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13
Massacre Of Capt. Gunnison and his
surveying Party BY the
Utah Indians.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 80.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 80.
The Salt Lake mail has arrived attn.
dependence. Mo-, and brings sad intelli.
gence Of the Government railroad ex.
ploring party, commanded by Capt.
Gunnison. Gov. Young writes that this
party had been surprised by band Of
Utah Indians, and cut of. An express
reached Gov. Young on the slst Of Oct.
from Cspo Morris. giving an account ol
the massacre committed by the Indians
on Gunnison's party. on Sewer river.-
Tho killed are Capt. Gunnison. Capt
Kern. Of the Typographical Engineers
VIM. Porter, guide, and two others, and
three privs.es belonging to Company A..
mounted ri6smen. All their arms, mules
&c. were taken from ihem. ..4a
Gov. Young, on learning the dreadfu
intelligence, Immediately sent aid 4
Capt. Morris to''obtain his release, On
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In Cataraugus County New York, on the 18th
Of November last, Col. VIM. F. Henshaw, at the
age o! ffty-three.
Mr. Henshaw was we'll known to the people Of
this County. among whom he resided for about
ten years. Those who were acquainted with him
as neighbor, will bear testimony Of his uni
form kindness. liberality and public spirit as o
citizen.
Although he, like other men was not wholly
exempt from the in6mities Of human nature,
still we nave never known any man. who at all
times responded 10 the claims Of sickness and
distress. with more cheerfulness and promptitude
than he uniformly did.
During the unhealthy seasons Of - and 80
at Burlington, we have known him to devote
every night in the week 10 the care Of the sick.
For several years he was keeper Of the Harrison
Hotel where, to our own knowledge, the poor,
and the destiture stranger was never turned a
way unsatisfed for want of food or lodging. =
Col. H. invariably manifested the same kind re-
gard 70 bis destitute neighbors--thus exemply.
flying in his life the simple humanity aud true
philanthropy. Of .iAe Masonic fraternity, ol
which he was member,
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Appointment ofMr, Sharp.

|, will be seen by the letter Of our
Washington correspondent published in
another column, that Mr., Sharp, the
present business manager THE Esnqui'
rer, has been appointed to the highly re-
sponsible position of Mail Agent be-
tween New York and San Francisco
This news will be very gratifying 10 the
numerous friends OF Mr.. S. in this city
and from our knowledge ofhis business
tao. and energy Of character. we are
confident he will discharge the duties o
his new position in the most satisfactor,
manner, and we regard it as very ex
cellent experimentation. Eng.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Among our new advertisements this
week and last. we call attention to the
card Of Stall & Meyer, Wholesale Gro
GERS, Cincinnati, Ohio, and J. Cro"an
& Sons, and J. McMahan, ,Grocers, Iron
ton. Ohio, and S. w. Harper, Boot q
Shoe Store, do.
NEW ARRIVALS.
D. Nixon variety store is just putting
up a new stock, direc, from Cincinnati.
Bishop & PerIey are now receiving
large additions to their stock Of Boots q
Shoes.
J. GiIlen & Brother have also recent
" added 10 their stock Of furniture, wood
and willow ware, &c.
Our clothing merchants generally have
large and we'll assorted stocks Of cloth
ing.
D. H. Clark. Clark & Russell, Mar
cum, Murphy, Kouns & Sons, and War
rem, arc all doins good business.
Moxley & Barber are continually re
plenishing their stock Of Drugs, Medi
ciues, Paints, Oil, Varnishes. &c. In
deed there seems to be a general pros
peri,y among the business men of The
town.
Kelly & Falwell Of course are doin:
we'll, i, could no, be otherwise, as they
alrertis. the mos, Literally Of any Dr!
Goods Merchants in Town. Don't for.
&c, them when you come 10 trade.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

nna The tonnage ofihg single city New
IY9ib wiIhina lr 40 Of btins e1ual 10
|ttdt Of LonIon and Liverpool put Iogolh'
er! According TO statistics, our morcan'
lille matinc was, at the close oflastyea'
upwards OF 400, 900, 900 tons whilst that
Of G.eat Britain was bu, 30, 800 900 IONS
Seven years ago tho tonnage of Ne"
York was considerably less than that
OF London. AT the end Of 1853, it ex'
ccelei 1.oOO,0 willis, tho! Of London
was Cs2, GOO tons. These aIe marvel
!ous fac:s.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

I've home in the woods, the d irk green woods.
Meath the shade Of the Old oak tree,
Where the wild bird MARBLES his song Of praise,
In tones both full and free.
A lovely place is this home of ofmine,
A quiet, q dear little spot,
Aud over my easement the vine doth entwine,
Like an angel to watch Ger my cot.
I've home in the woods, quiet place,
In green and messy dell, tgrace,
Where the flowers peep up with cnchantl ny
Oh! love them so fond and we'll.
'Tis close to merry, dancing brook,
Whose waters glide sweetly along,
Whose music sounds in my greenwood nook,
As sweet as Fairy's song.
I've home in the woods. where love 10 sit,
And muse at the twilight hour,
To watch tho last rays Of The setting sun
Gid the scene with a golden shower.
Oh! | love it, love it, my wild-w wood home,
Where every thng's Joyous and free; roam,
While others for pleasure the world o'sr may
A home in the woods for me. DILL.
Illinois, 1853.
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ATT0RNRYs FEE BILL.

AposrrD py ynr ArroRYys rxAcfic,se iS rAF
II C,USryoy EAwsEScr, M WI
The iess herein charged are the minimum
fees, ard may be chMsedi In all cases where any
fee is charged. III
n CoLLEcrIoNsoF MONEY. ~
When the sum is over si0O and under
$1,000 $1,000 -. g.. .x,... 8. speret
OTHER SUITS AT LAw-for PrT
For Assault and Battery, Malicious
Prosecution &c. $4,000
For the Defendant $500
For Slander and Lbel-for the PHI $500
For the Def't $4,000
For Seduction and Breach ofMarriuge
For Bastardy, for PIT $1,000
| For the De('t $4,000
For nuisance, for PIT S2O,00
{" Deft $500
&" recovery Of real property $1,000
Repleyin $1,000
Actions upon contracts $lO,OO
Petitions TO collect money on mortga-
gcs to be considered az collection
cases, but in no case less than SlOCO
Other cases not enumerated 10 be req
ulated by amount OF labor, but in
no case lorpetitions less than $1,000
For answers 300
For Divorce ftI the husband 25,00
For the wife 1900
Petition for partition to be regulated
by q percentage on value Of prop
erty, in no case less than 1000
Petition of Admrs and Guardians for
sale Of real estate, &c. 1000
Petition for benefit Of lnsolvent 800
For redemption Oi land 900
'r appellant 1000
For Appellee 6,0Ol
From justices docket in other cases 500
Cer,iorari 6,O0i
perfecting liens in Court of Common
Pleas upon real estate 500
CRIMINAL.
Homicide, for defending $500
Other penitentisry cases $500
Minor oflrrces in Common Pleas 1000
Application for Habeas Corpus IN pen
ilentiary cases lOO0
Minor offences 500
Motions in Common Pleas 2,00l
When counsel appo nted to defend, the same
fees will be charged as in other cases.
PROBATE COURT
For defending in criminal cases be
fore Jury $1,000
For defending in other criminal cases 500
Motions to grant letters of admlniSra-
ton, probate ofwill, and cousel
DC. not less than 800
For all contested cases before Probate
Court, same fees as in CON- Pleas.
Appearing before Justices Of the
Peace, Arblralors &c. in coates.
ted cases 800
Counsel, Oral 100
d" Written 800
Dispositions, per day 800
Drawing Wills 200
" Sherilf's, executors and admin
deelS.s 1,50
Common deeds 100
I" Deeds with restrictions Of Ohio
Iron & Gal Co. l,5O
" Oihrr instruments LOO
ET'AS NIGH, S. NEAL,
RALPH LEErE, S. SPRlGG.
J.. S GEORGE, FLETCHER GOLDEN
| W. W, JOHNSON, G. G. HAWLEY,
S. p. CALVIN.
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q I d n
mer, tho sun beaming down Mt midday
with warmth sufficient for Q rapid
growth Of vegetation, "barrinG" fros'
y morning, that for an hour after day
light makes ono seek the comforts Of O
coal fire. Snow!y yes, in our memories "
the past. snow banks, steep hi!l sides
aud loilsome efforts to drag the hand.sle,l
up, 10 ride down, with on occasional do.
Walton from The beaten ppth, and q
bloody nose as tho consequence, rise up
before our Imagination as 90 many
ghosts Of dcpsr,ed ycurs. that to all pre-.
sent appearance may never return.
True on the 81 inst. some small white
globules wcro seen flying through the air,
that might have reminded one Of tho age
of the year. could they have found
resting place upon tho earth. But true
TO her nature, no sooner were they en,ic.
ed into her embrace than they peTished,
and 10 evidence of their brief history 70.
mains. Winter has been compared 10 the
close oflifs, happy the man that sees age
creep on, calmly, peucefuliy, and joyful.
ly as the days and weeks Of the year
pass lovingly BY, ard with the overflow.
ing sympathy Of friends, can silently
glide to the tomb, dying as the year '53
is about 10 die.
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P. MURPHY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

O. IN % q E "S
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Third Street, Ironton.
Having received large additional stock of
goods, am now prepared to sell Groceries
as cheap as any other house in IRONTON. -
My stock consists in part as follows, received
direct from Cincinnati.
R0 BOXES SOAP an excellent article,
~ 20 do CANDLES.
10 do Sperm candles
for sale by Pm.
NEW Orleans and Sugar house MOLAS.
by p. M.
THEA, fresh and full supply Of oil grsdes
i and qualities !or sale low by Pm.
TOBACCO the best brands of chewing TO,
i bacco on hand and for sale by Pm.
5000 Half Spanish Cigars, .f' i.f
5000 Havana skies for sale by Pm
CUGAR CURED HAMS, Shoulders. ana
- clear Sides For sale at MURPHY'S.
DORATAToEs Onions, Green and dried
i Apples for sale by MURPHY.
MAILS Of all sizes, also 1900 gallons OF
IN stoneware on hand and fos sale low BY h.
MURHHY.,a
n AISINS Prunes, Cunsnts, Fig, and all
III, kinds Of spicees for sale by p. NJ
CtEEsE Lml L,if aai crashed iagar
III ifor sale, BY r.. MURPHY.
A LII Kinds Of country produce most genss.
~ ally on hand, sold BY r. MURPHY
r WILL pay the highest Cash price Tor But.
ter EgRs potatoes, corn oats, apples, honey,
leathers, rags 90. The public aIs. invited 70
call and sxsmine my stock. - an detemipe1
10 sell - ehesp - any otAss ApSes u te.ars
P, MURPHY.
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The --latest.

The following highly importan, intel.
ligencc from the sea: Q. war mas been re.
ce.ycj:
The Turks hava Te.crossel the Dan.
ube ana are said 70 have a,,ac!c, brai
Ia and Gula;z.
France warns Austria 10 ayod inter.
ference.
Tae rcpor: OF the Tufks having re-
crossed the Danube at all points except
kalaiar, which lhey still retain and have
strongly fortified, is confirmed BY advi'
ces from! Hermas:ai:.
| They retire. wi:hoc; any additional
baules: than those heretofore reported
w..icA ere confirmed.
Some grand mcveme..: is in conlen.'
?l; ;;on. which the passage Of The Dan,
.be h.. III he mean ,:ne served .o
mask.
F.ance Aps formally announced /;
Austria the. ii she gives refuge 10 armei
Russians r2;'ea:iag from he Turks
Esance Vii, ega.l The &C: as dee.ara.
lion G: war.
". D'ouyn De l. Hays, has replied
20 the Circular, OF Coun, Nesseirode.-
re.or.s ,ha: ii as the Emperor Nicholas
says, he has no wish TO subyert the in:es
riry Of Turhey, OF The sovereign rights o.
the Sultan, lhcn the peace OF Europe can.
not be hazarlcl By French interference
in behalf Of the said integrity and sover
eign rights,
Vienna letters Of the evening Of the
18th o.. November, state that the Turk
attack ed Galatz and Eraifa.
Former advces mentioned that tn
Turks were moving on these places.
The Russians are sending their sic
; and wounded TO kirchereau, town c
Bessarabio. the hospitals Of Vallac!.
} and Moldavia being insufficient to con
) tain them.
. Some Of The English papels have bee
selling exir's, with the heading "Bur.
e Ing OF BUCHAREST
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THE WEATHER.

Aside from tho information afforded
us BY au old copy Of Grcely's Wing AL
manac, we would hardly be aware that
October SO must be classed among the
things tho, were. Tho atmosphere Is dry
and smoky, fires are to bo seen in the
woods at night, no. having had rain fo'
weeks; and every thing presents the very
appearance Of an October Indian Sum.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

EJ- A succession ofdisapPoin,men's
and unavoidable circumstances for the
past Two or three weeks, sickness OF
hands, moving, lengthy advertisements
&C., have prevented our giving the varle.
" we desired. Our mp,teis are better ar.
rungcd for the future, and We hope 10
give better satisfaction.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

In grading the streets ofFairmont, Va,
the principal material removed is the
finest quality Of coal. Every man there
has coal mine under his house, and the
fuel is accessible in the cellar without
trouble or cost ofhauling.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.
Samuel Journey, Plaintiff

ukHITSt
Thomas Montgomery, defendant }
NOTICE is hereby given tina; on the 2sth
day of November A. ID. 1883, an order Of
Attachment was issued by Fletcher Golden q
Justice ofthe Peace, within and for the Town
ship of Upper, in the County Of Lawrence, and
State of Ohio against the goods, chaltels. Stocks
or interests in Stocks, rights, credits, moneys
and effects of the said Thomas Montgomery, a
non rcoident debtor, at the instance al said
Samuel Journey for the sum of S2S,60 which
said order has been served and returned, aud
the summons accompanying the same, has been
returned "not found whereuponshe trial was
continued to the 18th day Of January A. ID. 1854
according to the Statute in such case made and
provided. BY Jno GEORGE.
DECEMBER 5th 1853. Alty for pltH
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2ULLIEN'S
MONSTER ORCHESTRA,

w herever Jullien's name is known, the
w "katy Did Polka" has an unrivalled
popularity. There have been more copies of
this piece sold, for the short time it has been
issued, than any other musical comp position ev-
er published in America. Chrisly's "the 9th
er Side Of Jordan" though it has not equailed
in numbers the sale Of the katy Did," yet the
demand for 1t is great and ii is driving out of
market the many spurious copies purporting 10
be sung by Christy's Mnstrel's. Ask for Chris
tvs 1.-The Other Side Of Jordan" 1t has an il
lusrated title, and portrait Of Earle II Pierce.
in costume. All others are spurious. Christy's
new songs, "Old Times Come Again." by Obs.
Converse, "Sally Primer and "Julus from
Kentucky" are having glorious run. They
are nightly sung to crowded audiences, and are
universally sought after.
WIN. HALL & sen,
239 BrOadw2v
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Notice to Teachers.

The Boaad of School examiners will
hold their mex, Regular meeting at the
Courl House in lronlon on the 9th Of
December and afterwards on the lst Fri.
day of each month in the same place
until further notice by order Of the
Board. CHESTER. Clerk.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

A late London letter snys:-"Thc
strikes Of The workmcn ana laborcrs i, u
!calful' feature i. . The present position OF
England, particularly as almost every
day he N schicf is increasing"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-13

The gold mines in franklin Co.,
Maine, are said 10 be doing we'll. The
owner is erecting clearinghouse for
workmen, and vii! employ so hands
next season.