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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
IN INDIAN CAprIvE 8ErvRNEp.-

IN INDIAN lAprIvE }ETURNED.-.i
son Of Mr.. Chubbs. OF Alriun, Mich!
gan, W no was stolen by In iians fourteen
years aso, When he was only six years
oil, tirne to his father, near Detroit,
lately. 1t appears he was sold by his
captors to another tribe, who subsequent.
ly resold him to different trib be; that he
married the daughter Of an Indian chief,
and that having adopted their customs,
he is about to 90 back to them. ra
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Sr. Louls Mo.-A few weeks ago the pr pri
ctor OF the Tennessee Iron Works, situated on
The Cumberland river, sent to st. Louis, for as
siStancc in IN wing stack Of ch;nlncys at the
works. which were defective and dangerous
The chinineyS were one hundred and eighty #.
Il height, AMI Al their tops f,r distance Of -
g., lad bee me 50 defective that they threa :
enel 10 fall The obie:. Of th ptoprIt'r was
70 make the tops fall upon IN: |; firm tn.
b buildings, ot!l:IWlsc tlcy wJid na.e cris,lcd
the r,)fS al IN cln:cy. T. acc mp sl tlls,
lie emp ryei Mr. Stackenwcis, AMI an,tncl
m mber Of Capt; Almsels G ,mpany Of Ar.l-
cry. S,ackenweis left on the Aicona, on hcI
last Trip, witha nine pDun.cr and balls The
eyper mrnt was successful. A. the s.\lh SHIT,
the tops Of the climleys were knIcke of
AMI fell in the ngat r.c,nn TIe rtiiler,
m,n returned on the Nashville packe, h,y.
ing received S75 AMI expenses, fort ic s.rvic. [.
they had rendered.
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NOTICE.
TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.

rJNIlE Assessors Of the sevetal townships in
Il Lawrence county. ore requested To nett
at the Auditors Office of sa ID county on Friday
the sh day of April next, at Eight o'clock A..
NJ. Of said day for the purpose Of consu tat on,
&c. at which time and place pamphlet copies
Of The Tax Law and blank forms for the Of
ASSESSORS vii be ready for delivery.
II is expected that all Assessors will come
with their election, b,nd, &c. duly certified
o,lerwisc their places viii be filed By A..
p inilncn.
JAMES c. TERRY, A. l.. c,
An itofs one.
!ron,o !, March goth. 1853.
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LATER From EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Canada.

lhc steamship Canala mas arrive |!
with Liverpool dates 10 the 5.h inst.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Canada brings ninety live passen.
GERS.
Tn. Atlantic arrive out on the morn.
ing Of the second inst.
In the British Parliamen, Lord Pal
merston stated that 10 application hau
been made 10 the English Government;
for The expulsion Of the iorei.n reiu ,ees
iron England, aad lha, il such an an,
pI!1a,ion should have been made i.
wouli have net firm aai Gee ideJ rclu.
sal.
Lori nu Is Stuart callc,l the attention
Of Parliament 10 .he Turkish affairs, on
winch s-1 1jeci Lori John Russell re.
market ihat the Government thou hi il,
necessary 10 have frank explanation
wiki Austria, ana al ihe same time ex.
press the views OF En. land il regari to
maintaining the independence OF Turk cy;
and he said he had no loub, hu, the diff.
Eculties would be adjusted BY Il nego,i.
alton.
Mazzini las published letter taking
the responsibilities 0! the late outbreak
at Milan oil the l.onlon Committees,
ami says tha. the letter 10 the Hun ar.
sans Was written b. hossuih at his
Mazziui'sJ request during kossu,h so.
journe a, Ku,aya, AMI afterwards resract.
Ell.
Another ship hal arrived at London
from Melbourne bringing nearly one mil.
lion sterling in col
The hurricane on the 25th u!t., had
caused sovera' S4ipwrccks Oh tn. Eng.
li:h coast.
The Pope was daily expected at Par.
is.
An unsuccessful at,emp, hal been
| made to burn the arsenal at Toulon.
Tnc man who attempted 10 kill the
Emperor Of Austria has been execute. Ii,
NleAma.
Ths Emperor has not recovere of his
wouni. it being more serious than was
It first expected.
A mob at Vienna had broken the
windows Of the British Ambassador.
Austrian citizens At Vienna are rcl,s.
G all intercous, with En- slishmen in
consequence o! England shelterng MAJ.
zini and Kossulh.
There is unusual commoton, and ma I.
ny arrests made in Milan, and all the
church. bells were prohibited to ring, and
were constantly guarded.
The Austrian Lloyds say that in con.
sequence of the unsettled state of affairs,
Russia was taking great precoution 10
prevent all outbreak in Poland.
1t is stated that Russia has sent mis-.
sion to Constsntinople to demand nine
millions ruples, due her for her inter.
vention in Turkish affairs in lS4O, and
to insist upon the settlement Of the holy
sepulcher affair.
The Montenegro war is ended.
1t is not true that Turkey has thrown
herself upon the protection Of France
and England. ts I .u ..,l
1t is generally believed that Austria
has modified her domsnd, and it is I'm.
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y. j. ~. .l..,s ! plr,s. Apprasol value

Eac.i Ut Tie above los is accura .eiy deScc bed
Oh Il piay mlLt ny the county surveyor, and Oh
NE IL H. CiefA o.ilce, by Wnlcn their res
pec.V .oca....es may be readily aScertained,
44A vi. ue SJ'd Separately.
I.RAs"f SAhE---Une Third OF the purchase
mJ@ey on The day OF sale, one thlrd in nlne
months irJm .ne day Of sale, with interest from
said day; and the residue in eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interest from said
day, and the deferred payments to be secured
BY mortgage Oh the premises.
WILLIAM LAMBERT,
Administrator of Brce Henry deceased.
March 29th, 1853. tHHt fi "
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What Is our Best Tea!

Can it be possible? The description Of the
open aliuteration Of teas by the Chinese as Civ
en- by Mr.. Berthold Sheman is very curious and
quite suggestive. Take the following as a sam
pie: 10 Cd ZOO. He'd. 5N" .s,asHggeq
"a quantity Of Bohea Saushung was thrown
into a spherical iron pan kept hot. by means Of a
fire beneath. These leaves were constantly
stirred about until they were thoroughly scared
when tho dyes hentio ionsd below were sdded viz:
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The English say that the Messrs. Sir.
ling succeeded in working caloric en-.
ginc, as early as 1928. Mr.. LIE Moine,
a Ffenchman, claims the merit Of having
invented the wire.g .gauze part the new
motor. t;,, r,...i, ~.
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derstood that diplomatic Congress has
assembled in Paris to adjust tho difficult
ty between Austria and Turkey.
Arrival Of The Atlantic.
New YonK, March az,

New YonK, March 22.
The Niagara arrived out on the 9Th.
The confscalions in Lombardy had
begun.
There is report that Mazzini escnp'
ed on board Of an English frigaie al Ge'
noa.
In the House Of Commons, a!lusion
was made 10 Mr.. Everc,l's letter TO the
President Of tie Unite States, on the
subject ofih, Ship Canal across the 18th.
mus, and akel whether the Government
ha received any inlima,on on the sub
jecr, m If SO, whether it was prepared
to state its views.
Lori John Rnssel rcplisl, stating
that recent intelligence induced the Gov.
crnment 10 Think that the convention
conciu Ic with .he United States woul |
no. answer the purpose of the projectors
of that canal. they having changed the
scheme from n canal lmiIing III? lar.
scs, size vessels, 10 one admitting only
coasters. The Government ha p, therefore
communicates TO he United States on The
subject, declaring the object originally
contemplate wouli be prostfaicj, AMI
that another plan ha been propose |, of
which the Government ,hpu ,ht lavorably
! aul woul.l be very .lal f the American
Government woull concur. That it
wont increase III, commerce OF all na.
tons.
/ The Government proposes 10 establish
u mint in Australia.
Parlaman, will be prorosue | Oh the
S,h.
| Tna steamer Thomas arrive F! on the 9;h
from West In las, with the Pacific mails,
an nearly a Ill Hon in specie.
A lcpuiarion Of Directors ofthc Allan.
tic AMI Pacific Company hil Al nicr.
view with The Minister on Saturday.
Th, Cunar steamer Alps. saiIel FOR
New York, Ga Boston, on Saturday.
FRANCE.
The Emperor ha, app,in'e | commits.
sioncr 10 visi, every empire, AMI inquire
mo the wants ofhr county.
| Father Lnarrhaircs was rierc 10 quit
Paris, for aiIu ling to the Emperor in
harsh Ian, uasc in sermon.
Prince Camcrcna. cousin of the En-.
peror, commi,te saiciLc at Paris, Oh the
4th.
SPAIN.
Sosae has been elected President or,he
Chamber Of Deputies.
| PORTUGAL.
The northern provinces were visited
with an immense fall of snow. May
Of he wine carriers persisted. Wolves
were driven from the mountains and were
prow!ing about the VILLAGES.
The weather at Lisbon was unusually
col /, an much sickness prevailed.
Tnc Empcro. OF Austria had nearly re.
covered from his wounl.
Provost, the conspila;or was lei to
Pc, II in ch aims
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";YlIIG TICKET"

In several OF our exchanges, under the
above familiar coGnomcn, we note the
names Of the Candidates nominated at
Columbus on The % Of February, for
the various State oilites TO b. fliel al
the next annual election. The Convcn
ZION ,hat nominate; these can liIates.
dropped the name Va g, and chrislcn.
their party "N4tional conserua'.ue." "
Do these elitors intend to repu lia,e the
name given 10 their party BY authority
Of its chiefs, in regular state conven.
ton?
We think the new name is in goo |
taste and keeping with the party, which
is eminently "consetratire" in all its
doings.
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TIE ORKNEY IN PAwy.-Dr Clark mention S
curious Circumstance which was re- atel to h IN
in Norway, by Bcrnarl AnAer, Of Christians.
He stated hat Great Britain hal the Orkney
ls'an Is only in Pawn. Looking Over s-ms old
deeds and rec .ris, belontins t, tn, DANISH
Crown al Copenhagen, Mr.. Ankcr founl that
these Islands wrrc crnss sncl . Ens land mIi;l
of 'wr? fr Dams! pru'csS, M lrr.ed u one
Of oar English kings, upon collu,n tilt, t,,1,s-
slani' should be res,,.Gl t., DGnn u, whcn
ever discharged. Therefore as ,nc pr &c of
Ian |, ana the vaue If mIii.y have unlcrgon.
c1niiiGra5e { aitcfna.iJn sl;o IN ) patlDlit is
IN the power If D-nmEi f,t veg IN ii, I'M
u lam p 's'ess.1l II thi O.iIGys. -.II!eS IN
Qurrics.
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We e1tyac, from the n. Y. Evening
Post. the Oldest, AMI one Of the sbies!
democratic papers in the union, the fol.
lowing sket, h Of the history Of the az, /
making provision Cor the survey Of the
great hi, ,,h.way Of the Amsrican Con.
;inent
The high compliment paid to S.na.
tor Chase is well deserved, his speech
on The subject is . S,atcsmau.ike docu.
mcnt, demonstrating the folly Of making
large appropriations money, for bull l..
ing this roa which will cost from one
to two hundred millions of dollars be.
fore making the survey and location Of
the route. Great as is the in,crcs, felt
by the people in the Construction OF this
great work, we are satisliel tia. they
will not willingly consent to see the
public lands given TO all its builling.
The scheme brought forwYrl BY the
committee on the subject, is an appro.
prlation OF fifteen millions Of acres of
land, as well a, twenty millions Of dol J..
lars, to commence operations. 1t was
the parliamentary skill Of Mr.. Chase,
seconded by R,charl Broa thea o.
Pennsylvania, tha. defeated this scheme
OF a wholesale grant of lanl AMI m ,ncy,
before either were necie ia measuie
ifaught with corruption AMI injustice.
We shall publish hereafter Chase :
speech on the subject, which is repIe,e
with useful Information ana valuable
statistics.
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BY Lord Melbournc's death, Lord pal
,aerston has become possessed Of twsn.
ty thousands pounds year. ,f,5
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STOPPING PApEas.--An exchan,c
says: "Whcn man gets NAL AMI stops
his paper, he always b,rrows tn, next
number ofhis nei ghbor to see If The with.
drawal orhis patronage hascn't killed
the Editor anl dressed the columns in
mourning. This grows out of the fact
that none try to show their spite in this
way but the kini of people who ina ;ine
that the worll rests OH their shoulders.
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Water Frozen by Boiling.

The following beautiful experiment
may easily be pcriormc by any one hav.
ing an air pump, AMI cannot fail being
exceedingly interesting to 'hose who
take deli i-hl in the science of chem slry.
Take a small, thin glass jar, Gil it full
of good ether, then place i, within an.
other jar halfii.iel with water, Let this
be ,ilan under he receiver an air pump,
anl ass soon as tn, air is cxiuuStc |, the
ether will boil. ami tn, water will
freeze. The reason is that when the
pressure Of the atmosphere is removed
BY the mir pump from the surface of the
ether, its own latent caloric occasions
It's expansion, and absorbing calofic
from the water, it becomes converted in
TO gas; anI the water having now lost all
Its caloric 1uidity is convettet into ice.
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i. had. WOODS.
a'or sale.

For Sale.
ESouR LOTS oligibly situntcd In tho inner town
ID of Gonzales, on which arc the following i'm
proscments; a good frame dwelling house with
six rooms neatly finished from top to bottom and
painted, with Vcnitian blinds to the windows; a
good Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House, Stable,
Carriage House, Corn Crib aud other out buildings
a good brick cistern, aud good supply Of choice
Fruit Trees aud Sbrubbery.
Also, store House on the corner of tho Public
Square, one of tho best locations for business In
town.
Said property will DO sold low aud terms Of pay
mcnt made easy, II application is made soon.
Inquire of ISL THOS. j. PILGRIM.
Gonzales, July %, i653--8-it
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: PROSPECTUS OF TIE
SOUYlNnyRN ElrLEs9rT,lT.

-
,. u, rIrrsS Am JAMES ~ suYrng gplToRs
| THIS work, the, first number of which was H.
sucdin March. 1858, Is composed mainly Of Seicc-
tons from the Periodical Literature OF Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, houAhat Of Grea. Britain In ad.
diton 10 American Journals. We have ordered and
are cohs,m',l, receiving by mail the following Eu.
ropean publications.
The Etiiubnig Review,
North British Review,
Wcstniinsicr Review,
London Quarterly Review,
g Eclectic Review
Ratsospeciiy, Review,
Chan,bcr's Edlnhurgh Journal.
Elisa Cookies Journal.
Household Nerds
Un,od Service Journal.
tuihuraa New Monthly,
pn6in University Magazine
hlaek~uo.l's xdi,,letef Magazine.
Amswotth's Magazine,
ffasers Magazine
Hoods Magazine
Shasp's Ma,asinc.
Faits MRgulAe,
.cn,'csssus Masasius,
inaeksond's IstSss Magazine.
ghe Repository II Ats aa,s iaysatioo.
lssa;lss Mlseei,ssy
i..ssc dos dees Mon,ies.
isek$s lssiifsiSs,
Aa''ah u Sstafal History.
NcSf Estluhs.
itAp'ea lt5~stt ,sassi8e.
The Ss.estetss
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TAKEN UPsby Layyb Young, and cstrayo.
: before Thomas J. Reese, nm acting Justice d
tho Pence, In and for raid county, chestnut sorss
rel MARE, seven years old, fifteen hands high, q
small white spot In tho forehead, two white spots
ON the lei side of the neck, and ono on the right
side, shout the size Of dime, and branded on tho
left shoulder With the letter N, and appraised ut
seventy dollars. N
JOHN Il. MCMAHON, Crk
s9 M G. q. G.. G.
81 sss'aa ~ By b. FRANK LUCE.
( September 8, 1855 4-3ws Deputy Cfl.
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IN 0 r. IT,.

yEIiLL be sold on the Goth of October next, In
~ the town Of Gonzales, tbcing. court week
shat splendid
sTALLION KAvENSPLUME.
now years old aud In all respects tho finns. lLa.s
All OF his colts arc with their dams, none of which
could be bought for 800, and many not for S 100,
lie Is perfect black, II hands high; go, by
Tranby, dam Sir Archy, grand dan, an Arabian
Those who wish blooded stcck will do well to nj.
tend. A. A. LYLE
sY3- The Austin State Gazette and San Antonio
Ledger win please insert the above two times, each
and send their accounts 10 this Office.
Scpten,ber II, 'bS.--6.2w
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Dr. y. u. lowti,cr.

TENDERS his professional services 10 tin public
IN The practice OF Medicine in al It's yu,o,s brancl
-. Having made the Treatment OF the Disoasos OF
this climate his particular study, (suRE ,ElES and
VilieNic ULCERS of the LEGS ,rsate,l---"te
c,re "a Pag, Il prescription follow edo he fatters
hlniseli tia, DO can give general satisfaction lie
MAY hc found, when no, professionally Engaged, al
Z y kecses, Es'l., plum Creek r. a., CALDWELL
County. ootl.y
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TIE ORIGINAL. AND GENUINE
so OR. TOWNSEND'S
Compound Extract o1
S ARSAPARILLI
- 81 INPROVED AND
administered under the direct superintendent
- JAMES X. Chiffon, n. ID.
Inc most celebrated Chemisf M tie United 81

.-s7lStL u lAflWykD AND
Aanufactsre6 under the direct superintendent
- JAMES K chiffon, n. D..
me noss celebrated Chnaisf M tie United So
Tlis medicine contains q, tbs vegetable D
ciplss which c1pesicnee has prosed useful in cld
ing The system from disease, extracted and q
bined with thu highes, skill which tho rcfinem
OF Modern Chemistry enables w to employ, An
Justly denomlLsted
ahf Cras Purifier Of he Blood and Cure
ccroinia, Effects Of Aurcury, Ulcers, Consum|
tio,', Eryspelas Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseased
Isongns Colds Costiveness, Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Salt Rhcum, Fever and
!Agac, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Eruptons.
CAUTION.
All the genuine Dr. Townsend's Sarxaparia Il,
has been prepared elnce Feb goth, 1880 has II
annexed certificate Of Dr.. CinLroS, ON tho outsi(
wrapper Of cdeli bottle
Thisis 70 certify, that the Compound Extract
Sarsaparilln, contained In this bottle, under my j
rection and supervision, from the Original Rccei
OF DR.. 3. +. Townsend, aud that Il Is composed Z
ingredients purely vegetable, and without mcrcurl
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. ID.
Chemist.
~, NOTICE.
Bold by all the principal Druggists and Stor
keepers ID The United States. grtil, u.
Tut up In Euglsh, Spanish French and Gcl1aa
$3.50. as'i Is, lsia . n l8sfaIi
For sale By ssa B. II. PECK.
Gonzales, Juno 10, ls5S-ly .a5a
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