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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Served him Right.

4 New York youth fufnlshel tho fol-
lowing statement of his personal expert
encc in Boston, to the c@llor Of the New
Yor! Weekly Mcs>opecl:
In February las, lwasfn Boston. a
fiend Of mine advertised fora vile worth
one thousand dollars. a lady answered
requesting an interview, un Icr the as
sanlci name Of "AdolaiIc Meek TO-
plcl 10 her note, appafonlIy in good
earnest. Shc wrote again namlGA .
Time AMI place TO meet. ] met htr ana
(oun her to be vel accomplished, IN
the first society with wealthy eo"nec'
tions, &c. She had answered as n Joke.
We became interested in. euch o'hcr'
She introduced ne 10 her reInlloh whom
| Iounl To be OF The Ton. We was en'
gage all Ler ff;cnds were in !avof ol
the match bu, her lnth r. The l8.h OF
June was appointed for our wcjiing. |
roturnc 10 New Yofi; in Anl.. Sha
wrote 10 me thfaa tines week, assnr'd'
ting that nolhins but death SHOULD pai
us. sIo w:olc TO me 70 sct q certificate
rom the city clerk wErrc s { lived an,i
h'Irry up my cakes. hIyo the cc''iii'
ste. She ihrn woric 20 me that as sc
were soon 20 be mliriel, she wouII
want a great many lliG:9, an a. hr'
father, aIlnou h very wealth., woul
not 1T her oui, because she would not
mary the one ha wisbcl hef TO; ans
therefore she dusir.l NC - sen bcl
some moncJ.
mailed her some money, in he pes.
cnco Of the clerk Of the post Office, to
the amount Of 9j03, since when she
vii, have nothing - DE- with no--noI
even - aI,wst my lGAcfs, OF eiyc
a reason l,r cui,jn4 ne. Now what
cour.c ,houl take? Can | make il
a case Of false prc.enCc, o. wruId it b.
better 10 bring an ac!.on fora breach o.
promise! If the latter must MT ten
der my humbe self prior TO the day np'
poiniel for Cur wld linz? iIavo | a
ri-ht to publish her letters! If so il will
be rica rea. lor appreciation, an
bau4 10 have NY six hun lie t dollars
worth in some way.
Tha oiiior Of the Messenger siyas til,
lal the following ai;icc grl.5:
eve publ sh ,hc unhappy cipoticnc,
OF a yic,in in search Of vile. with ;
NJ m,Iancloly pleasure; fpr lhJ benefit o
mankind at large. IieoPpears to have
been "iaken in an toao for complete
l.. As to the $593, no complaint be
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
F.oA the CJuricr ics Fat. Ca!-
P0n!;Iy PiIatc in Vienna.


Ne!nnc' III n'u i"'''' d P'"'''''' 10
France 'ne "lc'cn' eup'''' " ''''' ', al -
p!ne u"u'' u''"e, y, ,'' i'o'', ~, ~ - s''u'
.rI on me i'Tc' ''"'':r' i"o'.' va '"'
'''' "a"N o' ''' os"".'"' .|L;,,, J,,a slr' ,L'
'omo os an '"r,e". '.: '''.t'' ,t 'u''' '''"I
arcoIA'ns q; to .ta',t'1", n.I" 10 '"1 ''.'o t o' "
ron 'us li'a'c-i l,n'; ''u''' ,'n. ur'''' ",oS' n
government Jesus C"''s' S''T'','' y. a.
sus est Ponuo f'!nt'' IL WIS ii ven
n3 also 'a' 'nn a." "''''''"' .'" ''.,''. ~. J"'.
ca himself ~ l'''. = NUS 'c','"' y 'p' {
oecufcnc@; the spot 'no' communist M ,"1
fcmafN"o'e occu'''"cc' NV ffo' '"' !
contained ihe asheS OF me 'o'sc Q, 'he
kl5hie,us was 70 D. 'fo' 'o" On ny j
desreninnt ol h's nccoSef'
lne i"iioW,ns cnto"'cl' was eH'''ci
tc! lfoA> an Oh L'o.n h''''0S'''t' ~ ''''' !
III 'No'"S'S' "' ,c,,
"li was undcf the fetaH OF Chi' su'a'
when u NJ Marc'us was pre- or ut V'c'''e;
that an Oil man. n'"l "'tn age yer OF
full stature was seen 10 deacsna rom
his litter ana enter a mouse o' mo 'eS'
appeata"cc' near me Temple o' war wars >
Over the door OF THIS house was WF'''c''
IN ret let'et, the name oi T. Aio'lus cn,,
Il, was an OF | acquaintance OF f''a'e
After mutual sa'a'ai'on&, Albinus %
serve to him dat many years ma pas
sc since ,hcif separation.
"Ecs.' foP'Ie Plate many years
years o! misfortune al "n''I '''"'
cutse,l be the day on which | succso'e'
Na'cfins Gfatns in 'hn Government o
Jodea. MY name Is on'n'"ns' Il ha
been fatal to whomsoevef has borne II
Ono O! M ancestors pf'ntc .an IN
lclbl9 mark Inlamy on the lair 'front.' %
imperial Rome, when the kom1 nus pas
sci under The Canllhh refcnl" ~ III
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Millionares in California

Some of the largest incomes IN the
United States arc now enjoyed by gen
,lemen of San Francisco, who, four
wears ago, were far from being rich. 1t
;ssa;d fbat the annual Income of Sam
uel Brannou, Esb., is over two nun ire
and fifty thousand dollars; whilst 'hal
Of ]. M. Folsom, w. D. NJ. Howard AMI
several others, is but little, if any less
These These large estates have bee" made
,,;tbin the last three or four years, by the
rapid rise ofreal estate in and about Sa"
Francisco. In lS47-4S, lots were pul'
chased for sl5 or 90 which are no"
worth over 100000. On the chel bu
sines streets, in favorable locations
ground is worth from 500 tho 1000 pc
front foot, exclusive Of the Improvement
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

are rushing in'o every species Of inlcb,'
odncss, can for moment doubt. Our
impetus has already roachcl such n
height that we question If it 10 possible
10 stop without consiag serious dana.
ges. We might, perhaps, with safety
put down the breaks and apply all our
force 10 gradual slackcning Of spcci;
bat il would not do 10 reverse the mo-
tive power while under full headway, for
we might bring about by sach move.
mGn 'hc very evils we wish TO avoid
". Y. Uer1M.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Texas Salt.

The N. o. Picayune has received
from Corpus Christi sa" pie of salt ia,
K en- from salt lake about seven miles
from that place. 1t is clear coorcd,
we'll crystaIized, ami Of good taste. The
editors of the Neuces Valley say that
they are informed that the supply oft at
the lake in question is incxhaustlble.-
Small boats can run up to tho beds;and
one hundred bushels is the average pro-
duct to be had per eiem.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Singalar Fact.


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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Yankees at a Premium,

The Albany Register, in noticing the
death Of the Earl Of Portsmouth, in
England, says, "lf we mistake not, q
claimant to the title and estate will now
come iorwsrl.ln the person Of live
Wankee, the great, great grand SON OF the
first Earl and who's, great grandfather
died befo., succding to the title. The
clni nant is also descendant Of tht
sc,J ebrated Sir Isaac Newton"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

\ cotigspon lent Of the ttavc'ar, wr''
ting tlom Passport, Me-, has the follow
inG:
"Amonr the various interests which
engage tha attention Of this easlctn
wof!I, ", wouiI mention the cgg in.
slant. Perhaps many Of yon' rea iers
may no, bc awn.1 Of the fact that All
extcnsiy ,fnfic IN CULTS c-gs is carrie |
Of bc,wa.n lhis poN anl Boston. The
c!gs Of these are J lhofe,l in great qaan.
titles aIont the shores oIIhs alJaccnt
i,lanls, during tho m)nth5 Of Jnne and
July, AMI AMI shjppel principally to
Boston as a market. The egg galhafers,
at the proper season, 60 over 'hoif
sroun Is and destroy the hrsl deposits;
after which they daily collect on
regularly ship this ovafious treasure to
the Boston market. These eggs very
much resemble in lonn AMI sizs hose
Of the hen ant 70 the inexperienced are
no doubt equally as palatn5Ic, a'thou III
here thy are vef: seldom reserved for
home consumption, bcii lai less esteln'
cd as de!icacy, than il the city oi No
tlons."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
WOULD you!
.--.V.-
ny ALFRED WARD.

-.U.-
Baby growing on your knee;
While you sing some little diltN
Pulls your hair or thumbs your "ce,'
Would you think it wasn't pretty
Tell me, could YOU
II you owned "thc baby" would you7
Wife, with arms about your neck,
Says You look just like the baby;
Wants some cash 10 maka c "spec;'
And you would refuse hcr-may be-
Could you? should yoa'
Ifyou owned "thc woman," would?
Little labor, little,
Little care and lite cot;
Would You sigh for single llfc'
Would you murmur at your lat
Tell me, should you!
Ifyou owned "thc collage" yon'
Health and comforts children fair,
Wife TO meet You al the door,
Fond hears tlirobbng for you there;
Tell me, would you ask for more!
Should youl could yonl
lfyou owned whcready," would YOU
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

Two gigantic Giraifes arrived at New
York a few days since, one II, and the
other IL feet high.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
The Japanese porcelain is remarka'
~. - iate writer on japan saws

Ne. A late writer on Japan says
"The .tea.cnps are especially worthy
Of attention. / have tca.cnps, dazen
.ofwhich, with the saucers, would no:
weigh three ounces, They ore nearly
transparent, and so thin and delicate
that one would believe the dropping Of
a piece of sugar would break them; new
eriheless this very thinness givesthem an
extraotdinary elasticity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

.nfa vas dismissed Tie Audience renamed and hed Tier
AZ nual election. a follows:
Oer,r, sa4 Managers for lss3-Rsv Isaac Ferns Pres
d.nt N ouas Purser lst Vice President; VIZ Forrest
"a a. I'm Hurd Cd do; WIN. Wintsrt0n. 4sh d.;
Wm Cbrpcey. sth DO NJ c. Morgan eth do; Joseph Nc
Keen ri do. wn Lbbey, treasure james " AcElli-
gs,. e. SECRETARY; Nathan Lane, Rec. Secretary.
49, Albert Woodruff, j. c. Mssks Geo Con
over IN C. Leven. Jr. X. \. Hayens, Henry AoelL
Richard Reed r McRinstry. B. y Atterbury G. Baxter,
r. p...s.r- YIN c Gilman j ". Baker, K Eapslsden j.
NJ" = rT,eh Morris J C. Hines. ]. J YOabin ID A.
/. Elv : Warriner Jr J. W BalkIey W. p. Cook, VIM.
pbAirs : W Stebbins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

FRos ySEzUELA--We have received Caracas papers
to April le. They contain no important news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

~ Alexander Gal' Jr, the sculptor sas re:araei rom
E.sope &c IL A9lae 20 Nosfok, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

Et The cow-cafeher oi the L T. q l. iran Ion Cincin
nan on Sunday mOruing threw drunken of the track
found about nile south III Columbus killing him instant,
IT, His companion also drunk lay bat few fset from the
track and narrowly escaped beng crushed by the train 1t
eternity cleveland Forest City, Mayo.
r. The Rhode Island state School Commissioners An
nusl Rfport makes rst8n Of 5000 pupils connected
with ihs Pahc schools Of that State, with average A.
:.r9aa.s t---re :he -: .ssr. q 1912.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

AN IDEA--In allusion to the failure of the
Vermont legislature ia elect Senator, polit-
ical contemporary says
"Her Legislature has gone home without en-
failing upon the people Senator. who for six
wears would stand a by-word and reproach, as
does that progeny of our coalition, at the mention
of whose name every Massachusetts man already
begins to hang his head.
To render this ineligible to the general read
err it is necessary to state that the writer aludes
toCharles Sumner! Now, whatever may be his
political stripe, our opinion is, that the man who
hangs his head at the mention of Charles Sum
ners name, would do the State additional service
If he went further, and hsysg--the rest of his
body for it can be but the tomb of contempti-
bic soul at best.
When New England man, however rabidly
and politically opposed to the man. feels shame
at the mention of name with which dishonor
was never yet coupled, name made reverent by
its owners courtesy, talent aud integrity then
we think the bystanders should arrest the mod
est creature at once FOR the chances are, that at
some time other, he has--st0len the Senator $
spoonS.--C lsf,ton CoarGat.
The above rebuke is the more pungent as COM
ing from neutral paper, whose editor does not
belong to the Free Democratic Party. What
paper the extract cane from, which is commented
upon we do not know, bull its style and character
both indicate that Piper and no one else, was its
author. Ifit was not he, we think the Courant
is bound TO inform the Public where he has SO
worthy compeer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
THREE DAYS
Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Affica.

Netos from the Seat of Var SersraI Naval
Eagagements-T Turkish Successes at Sea-Re,-
ignation of Lord Palmerstou.
NEW YORK. Dec. 30. The Royal Mail Sieam-
ship Africa, from Liverpool, I7th inst. arrived n
This poIl at half-past ten O'Clock this morning She
brought 81 passengers.
Lord Pamerston had resigned the Home Secrets
ryshp in consequence Of his indisposiiion 10 spnor
Lord John RusseI's Reform Bill
Letters IRON Bucharest Of the 5lh Of December.
announce the suspension OF hosiihlies on the Dan
ube. The impression at Vienna was strong thai The
Eastern question would be arranged satisfactorily.
IL was reported that Russian naval division.
with 6OUU troops on board, had been repulsed al
Chiitikin, In which Russian steamer was de-
siroyed and rigaie d,smsstet 1900 Russians re-
said % have been killed ia the engagement.
aAGother engagement was :, ported TO have occur
red near Alpaca, between Turk lsh steamers and
Russian irigate and brig;the latter withdrawing in
shattered state
The American frigaie 81, Louis arrived at Alex.
dria November 10Th.
The Russian Manifesto Of Nov. l, caused an i'm.
mense excitvmentin Greece. The Greek Govern
ment were taking every precautionary measures.
y The intelligence Of The defeat at Sinopc, caused
great sensation at Consiaminope the6rand Divan
was instantly convened. An loreign ministers were
present. No doubt the allied feet will soou enter
the Black Sea. The carnage at Sinope was i'm
snense. nv
II was reported that Rodewitch, the late Secre,a
ny Of Prince GorIschakoh, had been shot NJ ST. PEI
,ersburg 10 consequence Of corresponding with the
Turks,
There 10 report current e an iDsurreclion IL
Russian Armenia,
some Of the London papers intimate that a disa-
greement 10 the Cabinet on the Eastern a,,estion
caused Lord Palnlersion's resignation.
The Russians had gained a bauIe on the Arme-
nian POINTERS; 1000 Turks were killed.
The Turks have captured AckaIzeck. Il IL re-.
ported that they have also captured an important
fortress AZ Leandropolis. 7t
Scha'ny .sbe Circassisn leader, and Selim Pacha
nse gradually approaching each other, taking ali the
fuftrerses on their line u march
Pine WorOpzow was surrounded at Tells; bis
reirea, has been cut Of.
5chamy had captured six Russian for.rerscs alier,
hard hghtinp and heavy esses on both eidee. Also
defeated $4,000 Russians y, another place. lifs
Latest BY Telegraph. 81
PARrs, Friday Evening. Il ~ reported that tho
allied feels ure ordered to the Black Sea.
Latest sdvices from Snope state that he Russians
lost two Of their largest ships. The toan was 10.
tally destroyed. s s.ht.oaslt
LoEDos, Saturday. II 10 thought Lord John
Rssseii eiI rucccrd Lord PsImefs,on.
An engagement took place between some Russian
vessels and three Tnrkish steamers; two o. The aI-
tef escaped, whilst the third was blown % BY her
crmm4hder rather than surrender. 7
The Rnssans fred into q Turkish brig near odss.
-, ssd saak ksr. Az on board psrshsd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Bills are now ready for all persons
who are indebted to this Office for pa-
pers .or advertising. 1t would save
Us much expense and trouble, if
our patrons generally would call at the
office and pay up theirlittle bills. as what
we are obliged to pay to an agent for
collecting, amounts to large sum in the
course of year. Those who do not
call, and are waited upon by the agent,
will. We trust, be ready to pay. Our
terms are $500 per year, quarterly or
yearly in advance, and 81, 90 where pay
ment is delayed more than 8 months, and
to these terms WE SHALL STRICTLY ADJ
HERE. Those who wish the paper at the
reduced price, viii govern themselves
accordingly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
Warranted Pure Drugs

tor Prescriptions and Physicians use, roml the mos
reliable sources in Boston and Neo Yrk, can be
found at the Store of Lewis T. Lazel, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any conveSsant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty OF finding an arti
Gle perfectly free frm adueraton. Especially is this
the case with those in general use which, of all Others
should be as pure possible. Ii has been for years
and now is my aim, TO purchase none but the best
lTngs-Ihose which may be relied upon aud all may
ice confident Of the purity of every article obtained at
my establishment trnsi that discriminating puhlic
will continue to sustain in my endeavo ny their
patronage, assuring them that every article ia be held
compounded at all hours OF lie day and night
lyl dawtf L. T. LAZELL ADothecary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
GrenvilIe,s VecefnI,le Erfraet.

An nvalnab lie medicine for Canker, Gankef Rash and
Scarlet Fever, Throat Dismper, what is JAILED Ma
lignant Putrld Sore ghroat aIkr and Thrash in the
Mouth, or WHAT'S Isnaly termed Sore Mouth, ysen
terry, and Canker in the Bowels Sore Mouth Of Nurs-
Ing Women, and the Acrd HumoTs Of Teeihing ChIld-
rem; inshort, almost ail the affections Of the Mu-
cuous Membrane OF the Mouth, Threat, and Alimenary
Canal.
The med cine has been for twenfy-rne years before
the public and such has been its celebrity, that spu
rous tice has been thrown into the Market copying
almost entire the circular and wrapper of the genuine
article My chang ng the Of the proprietor The
genuine has the smile OF "a 8 GRENvILLE' on
the crcula and wrapper is pm. up ~ his widow,
Mrs. A. s GRANVILLE. and is Tor sale at JOHN I.
BROWN x SONS, 425 Washington street. and SETH
w rUNs fstass, zoe rt'uzistr+ps straft Boston ID
SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worcester, and by
Druggists generally. deod3m MIS-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
Christmas and New Yeor,- GO.

Mr. Chaplin, having selected an endless variety Of MI
me very latest sno richest patterns OF Daguerreo ne
Years presents would most cordially welcome All
VINO wish TO procurea gem TO can on Mr. G, Waldo
bock ana make selection from the largest stock Of
Daguerreotype Cases ever offere'i to the public =
All pictures taken al his rooms are warranted ia
give satisfaction. "
mr. Vhapin ~ now the only Daguerreoiyper in this
city to whom awarded silver medal fnr The has
Basuereotypes, AZ the Mechanics Exhibition 1851
ladies and Gentlemen. make wise selection and
90 10 cnarins where yon can get rich GIFT for little
attention dec24 DIFF NJ. s. CHAPIN. Amin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

MUsIc.-Firth, Pond, & Co. l Franklin Square
New York have published the following sheet
music Viz; Songs of 1.-THE Wide. Wide, World y
Little Ella = "She is Sleeping )" The Mothers
Song
The Wedding Schottische.
We are coming Sister Mary, FOUNDED on a sup
erstition Of a portion Of the Colored Race, that
the approach of Death is forewarned iu ssDream
.sOngs,) as sung at christy's Opera House.
The above are for sale, at Loring's Music Store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
, Bedford Mercury Of Saturday

The Ne,O Bedford Mercury Of Saturday
mo rning says:
The gas works at Paagiucket were Frustrated
by the gale on Wednesday night
A stage which left Mailaposeu Yesterday
morning at nGe o'clock, was six hours 10 reach
ing this civ, distance Of seven miles The
snow in the woods, where it is not much drIlted,
is about three feet in dep.h.''
The Boston Journal of Saturday says: There
has been great deal Of snow on the Cape, and
ia the vicinity of Sctuate 1t six feet CT
a level.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

Another snow storm commenced Sunday morn
ing. and the snow fell to the depth of about a
inches, lying very light and still. 1t moderated
toward noon, and, at evening, it was quite clear,
the new moon and stars shining with great brill
liancy. There is now about IS inches of snow
on the ground.
The back trains and mails came in on Satur-
day, bringing US an avalanche Of papers. being
ABOUT the usual receipts Of three days