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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-01-05
FOR EIGN N E w s q.

News PER AFRIcA.-Richardso and
Brothers quote breadstuffs active, and
spectators operating largely.
Wheat, they say, advanced 2s per
quarter since the sailing Of the Arctic,
and Flour Is.
General Rydinski, a distinguished
Pole, has forwarded an address to the
Emperor ap oleon, in which he states
that the Poles would rally under his
banner should France renew her wars.
The French Minister Of the Interior
had refused to charter new banking
establishment Of the Rothschilds and
others.
ARRIVAL OF GOLD IN ENGLAND
On November 81, three vessels arriv.
ed in the river Thames, from Australia,
with the extraordinary quantity Of up.
wards of seven tuns of gold on board.
One of the ships, the Eagle, was freight.
ell with the largest amount of the pre-.
cious metal ever known to arrive in one
vessel, viz 100000 ounces, Upwards
of six tons,) and of the value Of more
than 100000.
The ship Dido is expected in few
days, which will far surpass it. having
on board about ten tons and half Of
the precious metal.
GEBMANY.-The Daily News cores
pondent states that preparations are
now making at Hamburg, for the emf
grafton of several hundred persons, who
are about to proceed via Liverpool and
New Orleans to Salt Lake city. The
expedi tor is we'll organized and ex.
pensively fitted out.
LATER FROM BUENos AYREs.-By an
arrival at this port, files Of the British
Packet, with dates down to the Soth of
October-some % days later than our
a lviccs from there via Of Southampton,
are received.
The Packet is taken up with varie-
ty of official documents. One Of these
declares October 1s) that the province
of Buenos Ayres recognises as princi'
pie the general convenience of opening
the river Parana 10 the mere antile traf.
ic Of all nations.
A copy of note from the consulate
of the United States, Mr.. Joseph Gra.
ham, also appeasr in the Packet, dated
Buenos Ayers, October 9Th, and adj
dressed to the minister Of the govern.
ment, Don Valentino Alsina.
In this note Mr.. Graham reminds the
government that American vessels are
required to pay 335 per cent port char.
ges more than British vessels pay. This
inequality the consul begs to have re-
moved.
The reply Of the minister (dated Oc'
tobcr 2ad) informs Mr.. Graham tha! the
government will lend its efforts to meet
the advances of the American govern
ment to the mutual extension OF the
commerce Of both countries.
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prisoner James, made his escape on Sun.
day, but were pursued by the keeper, Mr..
Sturdivant, and negro man, and when
Saddler found he was likewise to be ia
ken, he turned upon his puesuers sho,
them both, and then blew out his own
brains.
Saddler left his will, written while in
his cell, and previous to his escape, had
told the other prisoners that he intended
to escape, and that il he snccccdel it
was his intention to kill four men and
then himself. A six barrel revolving
pistol was found on his person. The ne.
gro man is not dead, bu, Mr.. Sturdivant
died instantly.
Saddler previous to his committal, was
considered highly respectable citizen,
and belonged 20 New Brunswick, North
Carolina.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE ~
DEM OCRATIC REVIEW.

The Democratic Review will appear regular.
ly on the fiIst Of each month. We shall chief.
ly discuss new and unsettled subjects, of pres.
ent and immediate prospective interest," The
past, except As it offers monuments of guiding
wisdom. will be ignored, We shall defend the
States from encroachments Of the federal power.
We shall always endeavor TO present truth. and
shall not strive to mould it to suit the capv,ces
ndividualities of any one. We shall never 81
personal, except where the imprudent putting
forth for high duties, pessons known 70 ue a
incapable, makes it incumbent We shall
speak Of persons as we thinli they deserve.
High position makes scrutiny inlpefitive; in the
wing. out more especially in our own party: we
believe in the importance of the YiRht son az
men--that men create the times. rather thah
that the times create men--and that no misfof-
tune can befall the Democrat Q Party % great q
to nave inferior men pnt at it, head We repaid,
ate the idea that any man has CLAIMS upon the
party; but we affirm that the party itself m
claims upon any Of its members who have the
integrity and ability TO serve il.
We intend to urge at the right time. the nom
ination Of the men who have proved thenlDolveei
equal to all the exigencies Of the day.
The work under our hands has been oonstAes.
ably enlarged and otherwise improved inib0A-s
chanical execution. There will he eyeV nnath
one fine engraving Of distinCnie4d dcih0esat II
the present time, ststeupaa, solder a. spooAAi
ic, either Europeaa orAmsfican, The eelee-
ton will be always ID harnoAy vita - aiH1V-
be delivered where thare issay dslay nexno116
attending payment The nabtpfiptioa ,1eiS1
therefore. - per anlnnls miat ~ l1yo W
paid In advaucs. We aSenns uheNn1
the tone Of The Review ia.sadioaSf IN =
Thoas subscsbem Who ~ - &C., z
think II not ehesp ~ tkeif $780, - ~
% KY aR MIsssasse - sl IA A.
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with other States is much desired; and
Tor the purpose Of bringing about this
much desired object,
Be IL resolved, That committee be
appointed, consisting Of five, whose. duty
it shall be to correspond with the Legis.
latures Of other States tha arc now in
session the present winter, urging the
property Of the passage of law, in their
respectful l. S'utes.? o libiting the circuIa.
ton Of Bank bills of less denomination
than five dollars"
Referred to the COMMITTEES on the Cur.
rency.
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COngreSSiO nal.
W AsiilNGrOS.

w AshiNGTON. DEC. 20.
SENATE-Mr Kings health being worse,
he sent in his resignation as Prcsiden,
Of the Senate.
Mr.. Atchison was appointed Presiden,
pro ten.
A resolution expressing regret for Mr..
Kings illness was passed.
The Kentucky Senatorial case was te
ken up. and after some discussion, the
vote was ta.en and Mr.. Dixon admitted;
yeas 27, nays is; when Mr.. Dixon was
sworn in, and the Senate adjourned.
Mr.. Ewing submirted resolution, re-.
questing the Judiciary Committee to en-.
quire into the expediency of reporting a
resolution providing for an amendment
to the constitution, SO as to require the
Presidential Electors, except the two
Senatorial electors, to be chosen in each
State, in the several districts, instead of
the whole state, which was discussed,
pending which the House adjourned.
DECEMBER 21.
Tho joint resolution authorizing the
President to confer the title Of licutcn.
ent general by brevct for eminent servi.
ces was taken up and debated by Messers
Shields, Cass, Hale, and others; and the
question being taken, it was passed
yeas "a, nays IL.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

The Bill fixing the terms Of the Court
of Common Pleas in the Seventh Judici'
a District has just been passed. Fs'
the end subdivision they are as follows;
Scroro-The end Monday in Februa'
ry, the End Monday in March and the
9Th Monday in October.
PrxE-The 4th Monday in February,
tho 4th Monday in May and the Srd Mon
day in October.
LAwarscE-The End Tuesday in
March, the End Tuesday in June and the
4,h Monday in October.
JAcxsor-The Ord Monday in March,
.hs 9Th Monday in May and the I'd Moa'
dsyin October. .'@
Vmros-The 4th Monday in March,
- LIT Monday in June and LIST Tuesday
NxrG~3kaNN' t~-'
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COOK ST OWES
NEW BOOT T. SHOE
NJ A N u FACTORY.
WHOLESALE l. RETAIL.

Second St., the 4th door below the Iron Bank,
IRONTON, OHIO.
re, BISHOP & PERLEY, would announce
to the citizens Of lronton, and Of the
-. entire Furnace Region, that they have
Just opened Boot Il Shoe establishment, in
lrOntOn, for the manufacture and sale of every
description of Boots & Shoes, at Wholesale
and Retail. Work of their own manufacture
will be made of the very best stock, and in the
most substantial and workmanlike manner.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
stock of Eastern work, which will be sold on US
reasonable terms as can be purchased in Cincin-
natl.
Furnace men and Merchants are earnestly
invited to an examination of their stock, as it
IS firmly believed that perfect satisfaction can
be given them.'
Custom Boots and Shoes made TO order, also
repairing executed at short notice.
b. BISHOP,
1ronton, Jan. s. 1853. NJ. c. PERLEY.
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LAWS o.? OHIO,
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY,
No. 5.
A n A.C T


TO transfer certain funds in the hanls ol
County Treasurers to the Common
School Fund.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, that the
moneys remaining in the hands of the
Treasurers Of the several counties oil
this State, collected from a tax on dogs,
after paying all legal claims against said
funds, be transferred to the common
school fund of the proper county, to Be
distributed by the Auditor Of such coun.
ty as other school funds are by law dis.
tributed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker cfthe House Of Representatives.
WIN. MEDILL.
President Of the Senate.
Dec. 21, 1852.
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The editor of the Massachusetts, Plow.
man says there is great difference in
OK beef. A yellow OK, with long and
coarse hair, always makes tender beet,
while the short haired and brown OK
will make tough beef. Also. an immense
difference in breeds ofhogs. The Bsrk'
shire breed is noted for making tough
and stringy Pork, while the Suffolk, and
the Middlesex, and the Macksy, are
known to make Pork remarkably ten.
der and sweet.
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Letter from General Pierce.
WAsnINGToN, Dec.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.
A letter has been received from Mr..
Pierce by on' of his friends, in which he
alludes to the attempts of the newspapers
and politicians to make a Cabinet for
him, and then says in substance, that in.
asmuch as the people have made him
President, he shall take the responsible.
ty of making his own Cabinet.
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moved from the congressional buying ground
at Washington, last Tuesday, to Quincy, Mas
sachlisetts, and inferred in front Of the churc in
tht town. The remains of Mr.. Adams who died
fe years ago, were tahen from the burying
ground at Quincy and placed alongside of those
ov his wife. His air.tghtflin wos opened prev!-
Gus to bena perfect stale o prescrAa .iou.--Dal
tini0re Sun.
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RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-The methodist
society Of this place have been holding
protracted meeting for some time past
at the Spencer Chapel, at which many
have been awakened, and some ~ have
Joined the class. Quarterly meeting
conmercas on to o.morrow the eighth.
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AT Columbus, Ohio, on the 29th of Decem.
Der ult., by the Rev. ID. A. Randall, Ma, J.
HAMILTON RlcnEy, of lronton, Ohio, to Mis-,
FRANCES L., eldest daughter of Prof. N. w
Mather, of the former place.
Accompanying the above we received
most bountifnl printers fee,
For which they have our best wishes
For a long life, happy mud free,
Always surrounded by Richc(y)s.
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POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
SOLD By MOXLEY / BARBER

nall BalSaln the LunES.
| Ayers Cherry Pictorial.
Rogers, Syrup Of Livcrwort Tar and Cancha.
laqua.
Sellers Liver Pills, Cough Syrup and vemi-
| fuge.
Jayne's Sanatiye Pills Ague Pills, Tonic
Vermfuge.
| Alternative, Expectorant. Carminativs Bal.
sam.
Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wista's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Ciuysotts yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Townsend $ Sarsaparilla.
Osgood's India Cholagogne.
OAygenated Bitters, = certain cure for Dys.
pepa.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dalleys Pain Extractor. t.. II
McAlistcr's all healing Ointment and Solar
Tincture.
McLane's celebrated Pills and vennifuge.
Railways Ready Relief.
Gregorys Instant cure Of Pain. %
Christe's Galvanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
lets, and Magnetic Fluid.
Mex lean Mustang Linment. ar
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrghrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragg's Sugar Coated Anti Bilious Pilla.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Farrsll's Arabian Liniment.
John Bulls Improved Syrup of Sarsaparills.
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla and Cough Can. p
dy.
Hollands German Bitters.
Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Ague.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Barrels Indian Liniment.
Bates Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Sheman's Poor Mans Plaster.
Hays Lininent for the Piles.
Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntosh's Balsam Of Indian Square Root.
Cherry Cordial. for Diarrhoea and Dyseu.
terry.
Hutchin's Dyspepsia Bitters.
Graefcnberg Pills. Snrsaparilla and Chill.
Durkie's Green Mountain Ointment.
Hibbard's Family Pills and Circassian Balm.
Holloway's Tonic Bitters aud Extract of Ja.
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Shepherds Sarsaparilla. Ht
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tonic Mixture
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Bakers Pain Panacea.
Powers Plasters new and superior arti-
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Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner'S Balsam for DiaIrhOea and Dvsen.
terry.
Turner'S American Rheumatic Balssm.
Tidds Balm Of Life for Consumptive Brop.
chtis.
Connells Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract of Sarsaparilla.
Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support.
ers. lnhaling Tubes, and all his valuable Fami.
ly Medicines.
Vaughan's Lithontriptic Mixture.
JacksOn's Pills and Expectorant.
Brants Pulmonary Balsam and Purifying Ex.
.ract
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment. -5,
Strickland's Pills.
Murrays Fluid Magnesia.
Stonsi's Infant Drops.
Grifth's Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steers OpOdildoc.
Merrilps Black Salve. .t
Soree'S Ohio Liniment.
Vaughan and Peterson'Y Rice Lininent.
Salter's Ginseng Panacea.
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Bennetts Plant and Root Pills.
Fahnestocks Vennfuge. -stf5.
LeRoys Vegetable Pills.
Stanhopes Cholagogue Pills.
Gardners Lniment.
Blake's Sanative Life Pills.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters. ~
houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Eluid,
and many other articles too numerous to par.
ticularize, but not too unimportant to merit at
and try them. rF
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The Death Of Hugh Crawford,

Last Wednesday, morning, the peopl,
Of this place were painfully shocked
with intelligence Of the death Of thei,
friend and fellow townsman Hugh
Crawford. r....
Wo give the following particulars a.
related to us: while passing down from
this place, to Louisville. with fiat boat
load Of iron, during the storm on las.
Monday night. as he was trying to land
atthe-Kentucky shore, nine miles above
Cincinnati, his comrades went ashore 10
tie the line which was then nearly rem.
dsred out, he remaining in the boat to
check on the post; by the strong current
the line was rapidly rendering, when he
stepped back to pick up the remaining
coil. his ancle was caught in il, drawn
against the pos, and cut nearly of, when
he was jerked by the rope against the
bow Of the boat, with such force as to
split two planks, and draw q couple Of
pins, was thence drawn into tho water,
his ancle all the time fast in the rope;
his comrades, Mr.. Charles Hughes, and
others, proceeded Immediately with the
skif to take up the line, when they
'"nnd it fast TO Mr.. Crawford's leg; and
n,s lands clenched around it.
But one feeling pervades the com.
munity, that Of gloom and sorrow. There
are but few persons who attach others
to them more strongly, than Hugh
Crawford did-hc was universally be-.
loved among his neiyhbors, and We have
never heard anything evil said Of him.
When the sad intelligence first came
We could not realize its truth-his i'm.
age hauu,s us continually, we knew not
the depth Of his general nature until he
was taken from us. Long will he be re.
membered by the poor, whose friend and
helper he was, ,s we'll as by the com.
munity Of which he was useful and
public spirited member.
Proceedings at the Court House in Iron.
ton, Of the county officers, relative to
the death Of Hugh Crawford, Sheriff
of lawrence County.
On motion Joshua Humblcton was
appointed Chairman, and Thomas Proc.
tor, Secretary. Whereupon Thos. Proc.
tor, James M. Terry, and Ralph Lest,
being named for that purpose, reported
the following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas the sudden death of our
friend Hugh Crawford, Sheriff of this
County, has produced saddening sen.
sation upon our minds. Therefore
Resolved, That We, in common with
this community, sincerely lament the
unhappy event that has so recently
brought desolation and mourning into
family circle, that has deprived the com.
munity ofa worthy and upright citizen,
and this county Of an efficient public
officer.
Resolved, That in token Of sympathy
for the family, and relations, and of res.
pect for the deceased, we will attend his
funeral.
Resolved, That the chairman present
q copy ofthese. proceedings to the widow
Of the deceased, and that the Secreta.
ry present copies Of the same 10 the
press in this place for publication.
JOSHUA HUMBLETON, CHM'N.
THOS. PROCTOR, SEc'Y.
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Our government lands cost one dollar
an acre on an average, and champaign
two dollars bottle. How many man
dies landless, who, during his life has
swallowed fertile township, trees and
all 6}rsi'u~ 3
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Health OF Hon. w. r, kim.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
MIR. Kings health is more feeble to.
day. Ais disease is ofthe lungs, similar
to that of Henry Clay.
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Daring and Fatal Tragt \.
RICHMOND, Va. DeSA2.

NICHHONOS W DoO w
A man named Benjamin Saddler, who
was in jail at this place, charged with
kidnapping, in company with another
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No. 9.
A " A CT

"A ~ "A ~
To regulate the fees of County Treasur.
ers in certain cases.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio; That the
County Treasurers of this State shall be
allowed for collecting and paying over
school taxesg assessed under the act of
February 2l, ls49. and an act amenda.
tory thereto, passed March Is, 1850, for
the better regulation Of common schools
in cities and towns. the sum of one per
cent on all moneys by them collected
and paid over under the provisions Of
said acts.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
.. WIN. MEDlLL,
Preside1t Of the Senate.
Dec. 21, 1852. %
SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
Columbus, Dec. %, 1852.
l hereby certify. that the foregoing
laws arc correctly copied from the origi.
nal rolls on file in this Office.
VIM. TREVITT,
Sc ;retary Of State.
Icertify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the Ohio States
man now on file in this Office.
JAMES G. TERRY, Auditor.
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VIM. Kissane, Lyman Cole, James w
Chandler, Lorenzo Chaplin, and Amasa
Chaplin, who were arrested by Marshall
Jones, on the charge of being implicated
in causing the terrible disaster on board
the Martha Washington were admit.
ted to bail by the U. S. Commissioner
in this city, in the sum oft thousand
dollars each.-Statesman.
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rcncy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-29
"Dollars and dimes, dollars and dimes,

dollars and dimes, dollars and dimes,
An empty pocket is the worst of crimes
Yes: and don't you presume to show
yourselfany where, until you get it filled.
:" Not among good people 2" No, my dear
Simplicity, not among ''good people" /"
They will receive you with galranic
ghost Of a smile, scared up by all indis-
tinct recollection Of the :. ten command
ments," but it will be IS short-lived. as
their stay with you. You are not wei
come, that's the amount Of it. They are
all III d perspiration lest you should be
delivered ofa request for their assistance,
before they can get rid Of you. They are
every busy" and what's more, thev
| always will be busy when you call, until
you get TO the top Of fortunes ladder.
Climb, man! climb get to the top of
| the ladder, though adverse circumstances
and false friends, break every round in it ,
| and see what a glorious and extensive
prospect of human nature you'll! get when
you arrive at the summit. Your gloves
will be worn out shaking hands with the
very people who didn't recognize your ex
lstence two months ago, 'sYou must
come and make them long visit :" q you
must step in atany time %" YouW always
be welcome - it is such long time since
they had the pleasure of a visit from you,
that they begin to fear you never intended
to come and they'll cap the climax by
inquiring with an injured air, " If you are
near sighted, or why you have so often
passed them in the street without speak
ing z"
OF course you will feel very much like
laughing in their faces, and so you can.
You can't do anything uYong, now that
your pocket is full" At the most, il
will only be an eceentricity." You can
use any body's neck for footstool, bride
any body's mouth with a siluer bit, and
have as many golden opinions" as you
like. You won't see from AGAIN, te-
t'reen this and your tombstone!
FANNY FERN.
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