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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

This gentleman has. paid up his in.
debtedness TO the "utmost farthing," and
thus taken one standing staple Of
cismos out Of wing mouths. When
the defauitcrs, pcculators and rascals
generally Of the latc administration, re.
bort and show their contrion by paying
back their pldntlek We shall be happy to
make the fact public. ,.
The following is from tho Washington
correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Post:
".Anong the itemsof news that have
lately seen, is ono announcing the luct
that Samuel Swsstwout, Esq, who was
collector OF customs for the port Of New
York, under General Jackson. and the
reimbursement Of whose delalcation has
afforded theme for almost every whig
writer during the last twenty yaars,) has
paid every dollar Of his Indebtedness to
che United States; and there docs not now
stand sginst him single judgment fo'
any amount. While this fact is another
u~iong the msny ports that have in(alli
bie judgment Of Andrew Jackson. it will
surely prove q rather melancholy one tt
whig patriots, who have now nothing lei
with which 10 abuse the democratic par
~. Gen. Jackson appointed Mr.. Swart
. wout TO Office against the advice Of man,
of his friends, because he believed hin
10 be nm honest and capable man; on'
10 the last moment Of his life he remain
ed Of that opinion. None b,t an homes
mon would, in view Of all the abus
that he. been heapel upon him, hav
met his liabilities in SO honorable man
Ref.
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LANTY RUCKEa,
Executor Of l.. S. Rucker deed
EXECUTOR,S SALE.

HINHE undersigned will otler Tor sal: AZ Tub.
LIc VENUE, at the late residence Of John
.Chaplir, in Rene Township Lawrence County
.Ubio, on Monday ,he Goth inst. commencing al
foo'clock A. nj. the following described prop.
e,ty. to wit: One valuable Horse, One Cow,
= TEN Fine Sheep, Six Hogs. lot Of Hay, Whea,
Corn Ruekwheat, farming Utensils, household
Vurni,ure, Beds and Bedding, and great varI'
,ety of articles too tedious 10 mention. Term.
If sale-.all sums under five dollars. cash in
hand; sums over Eve dollars, six months credi
With approved security. June Sd, 1883
JACOB PROCTOR
~ teef5 5id "tf no LEWIS ANDERSON,
sorr -,r t.s Executors of Chaplin's Estate.
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Z, ha. been remarked by eminent men, 'ir'N IN the
varied catalogue thn, men are liable to 'Acfc
- scarcely one Of such importance and OF such r'ere"
n. scrofua whe, CT look TO the obsc'r'y of't' "ri
Gin T. in.ieus pro ,rcs' the nmbrr and variety o or
r.n.,h III, attacks or its remarkable incuTalio au
extensive fatality.
scrofrns has baGlrd the skin OF the most cm"eh
ry. y.ci ms e this country nnan Eurore' But mere
.on nndo,c for this disease in "Dr. G"ysons h'hn'
III YaHow Doek ami Sdrsndaran," wh'ch Is p'"'"S
.,,lf Specific in tho most severe cases oi Se'v"''
osc ,Jyr r,isrm -ut
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Rome Tor indian Goods,

Another large consignment OF Indian
Goods left this morning for Cincinnati
The Sandusky rout has secured the ex'
cttrsvre contract Eom Government ioI
transporting these Goods through to the
River. The Goods consist 81 supplies
for the Indians in the West and South
Mest.-.Saxdxskg Register.
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NEW GROCERY & FAMILY
PROVISION STORE.

Halls Building, Corner Of Third and
Buckhorn Streets,
IR0NT0N OHIO.
TAVE just received by steamer Frank Keel
III ing, fresh from New Orleans, q large
stock of 4
Sugar, MolaSses, MacKelei'
Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Malaga Fruits, Nuts, etc. etc. etc.
To which they have added
Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Tobacco, Cheese, Butter,
Golden Syrup, Eggs, Soap,
Candies, Hay, Corn, Oats, etc.
They will keep full supply of
FAMILY PROVISIONS,
Good and Fresh, which they will sell al Gin
cnnati prices and freight. They will also have
large stock of FEED which we will keep
suppled from our farm in the country.
They have opened for the present in Hall s
brick building on the corner Of Third and Buck
horn streets, until they can'build a house large
enou Oh to do the business which they intend
doing.
They invite the public to call and give them
trial-they will be thankful for small tavorS
and larger ones in proportion.
o. Cash paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, Eggs, But
ter Chickens. Turkeys, Rags. etc.
1-7- Farmers and Country Grocers can be fur-
nishcd BY them as low rs at Cincinnati. Call
and see them. All articles delivered at the
harf boat, depot, or in town If desired.
| Jrantnu lime l. 1888.
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administrators Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

The undersigned as Administrator with the
w,i, annexed, Of Lemual 8. Rucker deceas.
.sa nv virtue of the powers in him vested by
said viii, offers for sale on reasonable AMI easy
terms, the following tracts of land: One quar-
ter section Of well tmbered an |. situated elev-
.er, miles from Ironton on tie road Leading to
W.r;on. said tract is unimproved but has n rich
so;i. Also one tract o. eighty acres. in Marion
Township, of rich and good land adapted 10 the
purposes Of agriculture, said tract is unimproved
and adjoins the land Of james Cora and John
Roach t.sH -.--
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And Still They Come!
NEW ARRIVAL AT
D. .H.CLARK'S
cbean Grocery and Provision Store

10. 600 lbs sup'r Country cured Bacon,
& 200 City
100 Kegs Tar,
Is. GOO gals Stone Ware,
100 Bush. Dried Apples,
40 Peaches,
obO Beans,
lOn bbls Potatoes,
so Bales OF Hay,
$50 Bushels Oats,
200 " Corn,
100 Bags Corn Meal.
10 Bbls pure Cider Vinegar. ,,,
lust received and for sale on very reasonable
| terms by ". IL. NANNN'
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9;5ss Aia3 s:sT:3N!s.ay.
No 4 Buckeye Block, Front Street
lpDRYSMUUIL UIlID.

PURCHASERS will find at my store large
and comp'c;e assortment of Miscellansous, Mac
Medical Classical cnd common Sekools Books,
Together with . full stock of Staple ana fancy
STATIONARY. =.
Am,monts reflection will convince rny one
that | can offer Inducements to Book buyers
fully equal 10 Cincinnat,i or any othet point in
,hs & region. buy,ir the same Marketsin Phil
adslphio and New York with tscm, whilst the
eYncnscs Of conducting business is not one
G,rth in Port III, outh what il is in the larger cit
ties and which the buyer has to pay in the end.
Th, The dioerencs in time, the ocst Of transp,rta-
lion. with the advantage of procuring in small
Quantities, makes it more economical a. wsh as
more expeditions 10 purchase Of me.
In connection with my store have large
Book Bindery,
where B BLANK BOOKS Of any siso or Ayls
of Ruling and Of superior quality may b ohaain.
,a st M, shortest notice. Magazines, News.
nancrs &c, bound to Pattern.
CouhtrYpa seLf friyaie iSPraEtc,' sup.
r,;eS 81 the Very iowsst rates, ID lftgetnd slpal
ssunntifies. shah " happy TO teeeive ORDERS,
ssniting those vic tend that tnsy shsl bs
MISS Rsog''' JAS S1sEPHENslN. !.
.poot seilH epd ltstippt No, u II .koye
sictF & 1nsrse.. fsfnoa k0tsse . ss i
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACH
FRS.

THE Board Of School Examiners for this
County will hold their next regular meeting IN
ironton on the 18th of June at 10 O'Clock A. M.
All persons desiring Certificates are request.
edstoeppesent tfiemyelvss Iorfexaminatipn q
That time, as the Board will not meet again ior
several months; and according to the new Law,
certificates can be granted only at the regular
- J. CHESTER Clerk.
,tsIto.ton. NAV fsth, 1855. T92aFa ,Nas !
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HAOD%rMH

On Saturday the 4th inst. in town, by c. I,
Baxter, b ack p,rimonie or pocket book con-
Ia ming Slj, in bank bills. The finder can be
satisfied Of their ownership by dcscr ption Of
the bills, aud will be Literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office.
lRoNroN, June I, 1858,
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VISTA RS
BalSam of Wild Cherry.

THE great remedy Of Consumption Of the
Lungs, affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
chitis. Pain or weakness Of the Breast, Lnnys,
and other affections of the pulmonary organs.
A Sigh, Cold, Mother Of CoNsu'npfton.
Let not those complain Of being bitten by
reptile, they have cherished to maturity in the'i
bosom. when they might have crushed 1t IN tho
egg. Now, if we call a slight cold the ege'
and pleur:sy, inflammation Of the lungs, asthma
and consumption the venomous reptile, the
matter will be more than correctly figured.
Attend to this in season; even slight cold
is no small matter. At the first attack use
Wistar's Balsa,n Of Wild Cherry,
it is sure 10 cure, and it is the only remedy You
can place perfect confidence in. 1t cornmen.
ces at the root of the disease, and thoroughly
eradicates it.
In consumptive symptoms representation 70
the thief Of tne,' in an awful sense, as it shof-
tens existence and hurries the patient from tine
to eternity, al r6s,sDg
Thousands are dying who might have beeA
saved by the timely use Of wisar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, few days may
make fatal difference in the progress Of cor.
sumptlvc symptoms.
Consumption Of all diseases, is the one that
should receive eaily treat,neat. Every hour Of
delay may make the case more difhcait. Inths
war between disease and nature the sooner We
assist nature the more certainly will she win
the victory five wait till disease has broken
the constitution our aid may come too lats u
be Of service. "a M
TWO LIVES SAVED ny THE Use OF ONLY
| THREE BOTTLES OF "wlsTARs BAfsAN.
Messrs Harcourt. Howard & Co.-Gents.-
The DR.. Wistar's lsalssm Of Wild Cherry that
bought sf you has been Of such signal benefit
in my iamily, that wish to maks its ,istuss
known t,r the benefit Of the P ibie. aa.
Mywife took cold at the time Of her con6as-
msnt, which settled on her Langs. The ply.
scians pronounced her disease coiisnmption.-
She had p-ofuse night sweats and had cough;
She was given upfsRtAwe dcsIlaired Of her ~
coyery, and her chiA3 paItook OF her complaint
she then commenced laking Wistar'e Sslsais
| of w Wild Chiefly, ana thfes boftlese1scted ~
| eutiri cure with her and the child birth.
Ihaye no doubt that they would have nov
been in thsir glav Is il thcp had MI have pseA
Wis.ars Balsam Of wild cherry. = y SsAee!.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certihcate y epeves
/! mau Of as much yeracity - any ~ tne eoeA'
try, and man Of good IudgmsnN aAa - Pisee
| entire reliance on hi: .atemsuI III
- =. HAasouRr, HowAhp 4 O.
Soa by :. p. rarx, ciAsiAAatl., Il
North cast corner VI Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Wslnut street to whom al osdsn
'Ass. Sold al by fSoxlsy 4 Basbsr,. ifoaton; " HA
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
TO Trade with BIsnon q PERLEY.
HAVING decided upon remaining perma.
nently in IRONTON, we have just rep'enlshed
our stock by purchases direct from the Eastern
Manufacturers with the most perfect and COM
plete assortment of Boots and Shoes ever offer
cd for sale in this market. Our stock is unrl-
vailed for ELEGANCE and VARIETY, and we have
made arrangements by which We shall recelye
4 rFresh Supplies Monthly.ln direct from the
East, so that persons purchasing OF us will have
| to pay one profit less than to buy of those who
make their purchases in Cincinnati.
As heretofore, we continue the manufacture,
of every variety of boots and shoes ourselves
and consequently can furnish either Custom or
Eastern work on a little the most reasonable
terms of any establishment in this entire region
Country Merchants and Furnace men give
us cal! and we will supply YOU
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
with any and every thing in our line, at prices
that YOU can but acknowledge cheap as the
ehepest. biSHOr'
May 9th 1853. ~
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Ear dhe Worlds Ea1rs

On jhe l5,h inst, the Sardinian Frls'
ate. San .Giovani, arrived at New York
with eighty two passengers land c"nif'ou'
lions 10 the Worlds FaG from that king
dom.
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DR.. SLOAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,

InuGDNcH
HAVING made himself thoroughly
kE acquainted with all the recent I'm
'nIfY1) )provenents in the art, together
with the experience of five years practice in il
y,riou, parts of the Union, warrant; him in say.
ing that all operations entrusted to his care Will
be periorned in the most careful and scientific
manner and warranted to prove satisfactory IN
every instance. -, a..
Reference to those whom he has had the
honor OF serving in this vicinity, VIII speak
more favorably Of his work than any advertise
mcnt possibly can. :.
specimens of workmanship can be seen at
his Office in the east eni Of the Union B.ock
over Silverman' Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the conntry
will be waited Oh at their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
-REFERENCES-
10. Willard lon1on sos .s,; Scott .in M wernom non.
j. A. Richey. do Rev. A. Bardwcll, do
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SAVE YOUR EXPENSES

3 600 lbs assorted Nos cotton Yarn,
so Bales Batting,
With large stock Of cardle Wick. Carpet
Chain. Irvine &c. Just received from Mcssrs.
earle Perry & Co.'S factory for whom act as a.
Gent for the sale Of the above amed Goods
Therefore | am prepared to fill orders at Sin-
cinna,i 4 Pittsburgh prices. d. II. CLARh.
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POPULAR FAMILY MEDlClNES,
SOLD BY M0XLEY & BARBER,

OULU OI MUAUAx y DAWDENs
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Rogers SyrLp of Liverwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and Vcrm!iugc
James Sanative Pills Ague Pills. Tome
vemifuse, Alternative, Expectorant. Carlnna.
live 3a!sa,n, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wslar Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla.
Townsends Sarsaparla.
Osgood S India cholagogue.
Oxygcnated Bitters, sure cure for Dyspepsia
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dalley's Pain Extractor.
McAlistcr's Ointment and Solar Tincture.
McLane's celebrated Pills and Vermifuge.
Railways Ready Relief
GregOry's Instant cure Of Pain.
Chrstie's Galvanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace
lets, and Magnetic Fluid.
Mexica Mustang Linlment.
Brandrelhs Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragg's Sugar Coated Anti Bilious Pills.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Farrelps Arabian Liniment.
John Bulls Improved Syrup of Sarsaparilla
Uowc's Shaker Sarsaparilla and Cough Candy
Holland S German Bitters.
Weaver's Cank .r and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Ague.
Butter Nerve and Bone Liniment
Barrels Indian Liniment.
Bates Nerve and Bone Liniment
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster.
Hays Linment for the Piles. =
Hobensacks S Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntosllis Balsam of Indian Suuaw Root
herfy cordial, for Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
Hutchin's Dyspepsia Bitters.
Graefenberg Pills, Sarsaparllla and Chill
drcns Panacca.
Durklc's Green Mountain Ointment.
Hbbard's Family Pills and Circassian Balm.
Holloways Tome Biltcrs and Extract Of Ja-
maica Ginger.
Shepherds Sarsaparilla.
Rowand's Telegraph Pills. Tonic Mixture
and Syrup Of Blackberry Root.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Powers Plasters, new and superior article
Vaughan's Lithontrptic Mixture.
Jackson Pills and Expectorant.
,Brants Pull. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
| Holland s celebrated Tar Ointment.
| Strickland's Pills.
Muray's Fluid Magnesia.
Stonsi's Infant Drops.
Griftith's Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steer Opodildoc.
Merrill's Black Salve.
| Soree's Ohio Linment.
| Vaughan and Peterson's Rice Liniment.
| Sa.ter's Ginseng Panacea.
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner'S Balsam for Diarrhoea & DySentery
Turner's American Rheumatic BalsJm.
Tidd's BALM Of Lie for Consumption.
Connell's Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract of Sarsaparilla
Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support
ers, lnhaling Tubes, and all his valuable Fami
ly Medicines.
Bennetts Plantana Reot Pills. M
{ Fahnestock's. verrnifuge. ~, ia :.
LeRoys Vegetable Pills. y A9s u
Stanhope's CholagOguc Pills.
Gardner's Liniment. $40 .-.t
BIake's Sanative Life Pills. e
Bryaps Pulmonic Waters.
Houghtops Pepsin, the true Digestive Fluid
and many other aytioles too numerous to par
Iticulafise, but not too unimportapt to merit at
tcntion.- Call and try them. .,s6 aC,
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m-1DEE~HN -o
A STEAM engine
ANDA SET OF
Corn Mill S stones

YINUE Undersigned having lately purchased
a large engine, in order to attach to thei
establishment a FLOORING MACHINE
and other varieties Of new machinery, now oflel
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 TO the Engine is good sound Boiler
which we will sell.
Also set of Corn Mil Stones.
CARLISLE, Bush, co.
January oS,h 1889,
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1oHN CHApLIN'S ESTATE.

The undersigned have been duly qualified as ',s
rx.cnt1rs Of the last will and testsmenl
Of John Chaplin, deceased. Those VINO no
have claims againstsssaid Estate ave reqneslea 70
nresent them duly authenticated for set'iemeht,,
and those indebted to the Estate are teq"es'eo
~ JACOB PROCTOR.
u.v os ,a,3. LEWIS ANDERSON.
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EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison and Massc,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

X W. HIGGINS has opened the above well
I known House, and is now prepared to ac-
commodate TRAVELLERS and BoARDEhs
either by day or week The house IS pleasant
lv situated npon the bank of the river, and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort OF board
ers and travellers. Boardcrs can be accomoda'
ted with neat and comfortable rooms, which
are so arranged as to conluce to the health OF
the persons occupying the same, being large and
airy, and the entire house well ventilated--al,
together tho best house in Portsmouth for hotel
purposes.
Siobing Of convenient nature has been pro-
yided. sufficient for 50 horses. He has also on
arrangement with the City Livery Stable b>
which he can furnish horses, aaddles, buggles,
&c. -. ,,, 49,,
river free of charge. hio-on''
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pOWnER AGENCY

Having recei, ed an agency for the sale OF Ri
fe. Blasting Powder g. Fuse, am prepared to
furnish the same at Cincinnati prices.
ID. II. CLARK.
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JOil!Sl $. GEORGE
Attorney, Counsellor at Loac, and SO

liciter in Chancery,
HAS removed from Burlington TO lronton u,
and has opened an Office in the Enterprise block
over Nixon and Berrys Variety store.
His former clients will find him as ready ann
prompt as ever to attend TO their business, and
ali others who see proper to entrust their btsi-
ness to his charge may rest assured that it will
be promptly and well attended to.
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or consumption on the 2nd Of june AT inc
residence OF george Tanner at Amanda Ky;Mrs
Iayiua ". Tanner in the Gath year OF he'
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NH UR II IL AS1OS
On June 2nd by Rev. J. II. CnEId'IToN MI
Wx. JoXEs to Miss SARAH LEWIS all Oh iton'o''
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IRONTON OHIO.

JTAvING just opened the obovc well known
house Of entertainment. ! am prepared
TO entertain travellers and boardcrs.
The Ironton House is pleasantly situated-af-
fording one of he finest views by way Of the
rlver-is very near to the m',st business part OF
the Town. and is comfortably arranged ior the
T. ccption Of boarders and travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, who. esome, airy
re. ms, 40 ventilated as to preserve the health
and ensure the comfort Of its inmates.
The public can rest assured that no eilIrts
will be wanting on my part to give them such
fare us will make their stay at the lronloil
House as agreeable as possible.
Stabling acc mmDhatioAs, of the very bes
quality, and convenient to The house have been
secured at the Livery Stable W here all may bt
certain tnat their horses will be well fed ane
receive the kindest attention;
| J. W. ALLISON.
June I, 1853.
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Ironton House.

Corner Of Front and Railroad Streets
opposite the Depot, and contiguous TO the
SteamLoat Landing.
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i xIfTxf LEET 4 HAWLkY,
J seliciipp lofr plspanff
~ n XihI " Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-25

Eheu Posfrme, Posttsnt,
.4nn tuscces lesuntur.H
Alas my friends each dieting day
some cherished treasure steals way
In vain would man resist the sway
OF times overwhelming power.
How sad to muse, and think the while
That beauty's heaven-beaming smile,
Nor virtues brow that knows no guile
Can 'scape deaths coming hour
The prince, the peasant and the sage,
The blooming youth, the man of age,
And all whose name indite the page
OF mans recorded doom
Must soon survey that dresry shore
Where monsters howl and tempests roar
Where ray of comfort never more
Can cheer the dismal gloom
In vain we hy the troubled main
Avoid dread battles, heaps Of slain
The ebb of life to check, in vain
We different chimes explore;
For all must see the realms dread,
The dreary regions of the dead,
Where balefu horrors widely spread.
Infest the gloomy shore
All, then, my friends, we cease TO prove
The pains and injuries of love.
Even friendships voice will cease to move
The dull, cold, senseless clay
Not -srth .-sarotest, rudest spot
Not oceans widest, loneliest grot.
Can shelter all Of human lot
From that dread, awful day
Even he who now salutes the ear,
To sacred friendship, ever dear,
Fer long must claim the votive tear
He shed for human woe
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.sesv GOoas-AesU Goods.
GIQUEL s. JAMESON,

GIQUEL S JAMESON,
Is CHARITIES STREET,
~ Have tie horos to .un0unss then and the public
they have Just roe.ived per ship Luusl Dyer from ayru aad
steamer WIN. Penn, from New York, the following
RING OODS:
RclH PRINTED oReANDIts;
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES ROBES, and hounce'
RICH PRINTED BRIILIANTINEs;
RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES, s and hounces
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGEs
SMALL PATTERN JACoNETs
PRINTED BREsIILIENNEs;
JACoNEr ROBES WITH BANDS
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES /;
FANCY LINEN DRILLING FOR cHII.DRENi
FANCY MARsEILLEs VISITING;
BLACK AND coLoRED pRAP DTTE;
SLACK LACE MANTLLAS;
BLACK LACE POINTS
BLACK LACK Wells
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN MANTILLAs;
GREEN GAuZE Wells
BLACK GAUIE yEIlS;
BLACK GRAPE Wells
BLACK GRENADINES;
GENTS MISSES and LADIES' THREAD HOSE HALF HOSE.
GENTS, MISSES aud LADIES COTTON HOSE HALF HOSE
GENTS, MISSES and LADIES GAuzE SHIRTS;
GENTS LINEN SHIRTS
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN BANDS
COLLARS AND SLEEVES;
IACoNET AND SWISS FLoUNCING.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CAPS;
EMBROIDERED PErTIcoATs;
MUSLIN EDGlNes AND INSERTIONS
Ie-4 BoBTNETs FOR BARS;
LINEN NETTING;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN FOR CURTAINS,
COUNTERPART AND TOILET COVERS
DAMASK NAPKINS AND DoYLIES;
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA IIDKFs
MOUSQUETAIREs COLLAas AND SLEEVES
EMBROIDERED FILLET MITTs aud GLOVES.
GENTS FANCY JACoNET CRAvATS;
GREEN AND BLUE BAREGES FOR vElIS
BLACK FIGURED AND PLAIN BAREGES;
PRINTED AND PLAID GRENADINES;
EMBROIDERED PETTICoATS AND SKIRTS
GREEN AND CoLoRED SKIRTS;
LIGHT AND CoLoRED PRINTS;
EMBD BoBlNEr AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
PLAIN, STRIPED AND PLAID CAMBRICS;
PLAIN AND FIGURED SWISS A,UsLINS.
Atsus...
IRISH LINEN
DIAPERS,
CRASH,
PLATILLAs,
LlLEN CIIECk
LINEN sHEETING,
HACKABACk,
PLANTERS LINEN,
BRITANNIA
ToiLE DU NoRD
LINEN CAMBRIA, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS Of all DESCRIPTIONS
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