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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
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Extract from Meagher's Speech.

We clip the following extract from
the Cincinr att Sun. Its sentiments ere
not more worthy than the style.
"Thus has perished all that was per.
ishable of that day. Not so the les
sons, which lar more than the pagcantry
which illumincI it, has made that day
the most vivid in our annals. Those
lessons of citizenship, propre,N cour.
age and true ambilion-which quicken.
ed the sense of wrong, but dill not innamc
it with an impure vengeancc-which
ennobled it into the perception ola great
duty, sanctifying it with moral excel.
lencc, whilst they fed it with military
rervor;-lhosc lessons which taught the
countrymen of Swift, Berkeley an Plum.
kett, and the Geraldnes, and Safsfelds
that their country should no longer be
wretchel colony, nor yet squabbins
sectary, pcrpIcxing her little wits, AMI
firing her furious statutes with bigotry,
sophis,ry, disabilities and death, to
transmit to posterity insigniicance and
war, but that she could be, and ought to
be, an in Iustriou>, courageous, lib
eral nation, exempt from the capice and
charity OF every other nation on earth,
moul ling AMI multiplying an opulont
estate, afrail not to look antiquity in
the face, and copy and excel the best,
features of the ancient tbs,
until she left mankind nothing to ques
ton, but everything to ndmire;-'hose
lessons above all, of rel gous intolcr.
ance, which in an age of insuilcrable
tolera,ion, he preached to the bigots,
who, to use his own terrible description
of them, 'woull make monopoly of
God, and an exclusive privilege Of ON.
impotence. who, to use the language Of
Richard Shiel, would make lh- cross a
alder for their ambition, and dig in
Calvary for gold. d.'-reminIing them and
all who could come after them inherit.
ing their stoli,iity, or their viciousncss,
that 'it IS the error Of all sec;s to value
themselves more on their differences
than their re gion, and in those differ.
enccs forget the essential principle OF
the Gospel, whilst they vainly ina inc
that they have found the road to sal.
vation, lessons reminding them and us
ana all men, that what has delayed the
freedom Of Ireland, has been the incul
cation of doctrines the reverse of all
this-has been the propagation of reli.
gious discorl; that is, dscorl in the name
for the utter psrversion and profanation
of religion-,hat which, as he said to
himself, mot all the other causes Of hu.
man misery, not all the tragic machin'
cry of the globe, not every other instru.
ment Of civil rage and domestic murder,
could produce so foul Demon for il
privileges every other vice, and in the
enI, in the best hearts, gives birth ,o
inilelity,-thesc lessons, immortal with
these truths, remains to us from out the
wreck of that day, and in these truths
though at this hour he sleeps within the
Abbey of Westminster, Henry Grattar
still lives!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
Turning over to Oblige.

We find capital anecllote going the
round without credit, Of merchant
entering his store one morning and find.
ing his boy Bobby attempting to throw
ali sorts Of somersets, and kicking up as
great rumpus as town caucus.
"What are you about" asked the mer.
chant, looking astonishsd at the wild
ievolutions Of the boy. IL.
,"Obliging my girl sis" replied the al;
most exhausted youth. "Shs writes me
a luscious letter, and at the bottom Of the
paeo she turn ovey and obligs,'
snd I've bcen going it mors'n half an
hour. .sR ,u.ats bss:tt,S So.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
GEMS OF PIETY.
BY REV. JOHN MASON.

As rivers anl fountains proceel from
the sea anI return ,hi,hcr again, so true
grace in the heart, as n fountain, sends
forth all its streams toward God, the
ocean from whence il flowed.
Christian graccs are like perfumes
the more they are pressed, the swce,er
they smell; like stars, that shine bright.
est in the dark; like trecs-,he more
they are shaken, the deeper root they
take, ani the more fruit they bear.
As the snow is of i'scfcoli, yet warns
AMI relreshcs the earth, so affections
thongh in themselves grevous, yet keep
the soul of the Christian warm, and max e
it fruitful.
The casting down of our spirits in
true humility, is but like throwing a ball
on the ground, which makes it rebound
the hghcr toward heaven.
As it sometimes rains when the sun
shines SO there may be Joy in a saints
heart when there are tears In his eyes.
AS the fly that plays about the candle
doth ten burn his wings at last, so the
Christian that parleys with temptations
is in danger OF having the wings OF his
soul shortened by the fiery darts Of the
devil, that he will not he able to rise
again towards heaven, until God shall
give him renewed affections.
As Noah's dove could find no rest Tor
the sole of her foot, so the Spirit OF Co..
can find no residence in that hear, which
is delugel by sin.
They that are professors only, and
make show OF religion for sinister ends
are like Orpha; in times OF ailIc.lon
they will kiss their mother and be gone
they will soon take leave of the church
of Col. But they that arc true chris
,ians arc like Ruth; they will cleavc te
her, and never depart from her.-Rulh i
1t is i'll manners to trouble people
with talking too much either of your
self, or your affairs. If you are full o
yourself, consider that you. or your al
fairs, arc not so interesting TO other pco
pie as to you.
Our hearts are like instruments o
music we'll tuned; they will make nj
melody in the ear Of God, unless they
be gently touched by the finger Of thu
spirit. i.
As the sun ripens and swcete S (rui
by shining upon it, without which
would be unsavory and sour, so it is th
sunshine of Gods love and favor, tha
sweetcns all earthly blessings withou
which they would be but crosses ant
curses to those that possess them.
Outward comforts are like the rottel
,wigs oftrees; they may be touched, bu
ifthey are trusted to or rested upon, the
will certainly deceive and fall us.
A Jealous soul, without mcekness, i
like a ship in storm, in danger, Q
wrecks; a meek soul without zeal
like ship in calm. that moves not s.
fast TO its harbor as it ought.
As lamps lel with sweet oil, cast
sweeter smell when they are put out, s.
after death the memory Of the flshleou
is precious.
A wicked man is like one that hang
over deep pit BY slender cord wit
one hand, and is cutting with the Other
Watch and pray, are two monosytln
bles which easily slip off the tongue
and yet they contain the great RUE
Christianity as given by its author.
He who waits to do a great deal
COOL at once, will seldom do any goo
at all.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
Railroad Safety Signals

We were shown yesterday by tie in
ventor, DR.. Clayton, of Norfolk the wor.
king model OF system Of acting signals
for railroads. The signals are designed
to be placed along the whole line Of the
road AMI will efrectuaIly give notice OF
the approach Of the train. They are di.
vidcd into sections of two miles, with
signal posts at every half mile. AS the
locomotive enters on section it strikes
a key which Immediately sets all the sig.
nails for two miles in advance, and as it
leaves the section it passes 'ver an el.
bow raised above the track, The deprcss.
ion of which returns the signals AMI
leaves them really for the action Of sue
cceding train. The sections overlcap
each other for half mile, and the sig.
nails on one section are thus always set
before those on the section which the
train is leaving are closed. By this
means it is impossible, if the signals are
watched, for two trains to come within
a less distance than mile Of each other
wit.out the fact being known. The
working arrangements of the plan are
simple AMI not liable to get out Of order
whilst its cost is estimated by the invent
or at not more than thirty or forty dollars
per mile. We learn that the model will
be submitted to the Directors Of our rail
roa,is for their inspection. Bait. Am.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31

Of the Unltel States, asking permission
for himself and people to become par.
ticipaiors in our sovereignty,-offerng
10 yield up their rich domain, with all
its advantages Of climate, soil. and po.
sition, as consideration 70, the boon.
The National Administration will not
turn deafcar to their appeal; and the
first gun from French frigate will be
the signat for the annexation. So, at
LEAST we read the signs in tho political
heaYens.n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31

What the impulse Of genius is to the
great, the instinct Of vocation is TO the
mediocre; in every man there is a mag
uet,....in that thing which the man can
do best there is. a loadslane. ...r..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31

There are events in this transitory
SC enc Of existence seasons ofjoy or Of
sorrow, ofdespair or OF hope which as
they powerfully affect US at the time,
serve as epochs to the history Of our lives
They may be called the trials Of the
heart
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Antiquities,


Ninevah was fifteen miles by nine,
and forty round, with walls one hun.
.dred feet high, AMI thick enough for three
chariots abreast. Babylon was sixty
miles within the walls which were sew
enty.fve feet thick and three hundred
feet high, with one hundred brazen
gates. .......,. .....
The temple Of Diana was four hundred
feet high and was two hundred years in
building. s -d <aU es1 &
The Pyramaids is four hundred and
eighty feet high, and six hundred anl
sixty three feet on one side: its base GOV
ers eleven acres. The stone are about
thirty feet in length and the layers art
two trundrei aae eight. Three hundre4
and sixty thousand men were employee
in its erection. The labyrinth Of 'Egyp
contains three thousand chambers an,
twelve halls. Thebes, in Egypt present.
ruins twenty seven miles rouni. 1t hal
one hundred gates. Carthage was TWEEN
ty.tivemtles round, and SO was Athens
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31

Mort annex some measurements made n, nv
request 1y friend. .s f.ftlsf1 - '."'
Independence is six hundred and fly miios from
the Gut OF Mexico southern boundary. .Fsl =
Independence Is six haiired aid seventy Eve miles
froin the northern boundary OF Minnesota; aud six
ma Irei and siciy miles from the northern boundary,
oil Nicltiai on tue southern shore OF Lake Superior.
San Francisco, iron Independence, 1,53O milss.
Van Barren ~ 1850
ST. Louis 157J
Memphis lSl0 2
Cairo l535
The above distances were foand by straight line
measurement on the map ofthe Uatel Sstss ii Msh-
ellis Atlas Independence IS Ia latitude ~ deg. few
latitude 81 deg. 30 min. ~ ~ 80
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Mrs Partington wants to know why they don't
bring tho whole Of China over at once. instead
efbrisging itovsfiH junha f,' saI
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31

.HsHoJa Y1KEI
,b'asb Gss5aa % Il 10 .t3gaezi
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
cCHER 'FHDE"7@S
. B1MJAutIn 2. cD;Rv,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
once In the Railroad Depot,

INONTON. OIIIO,
will lie published every Tuesday, for One Doi-
lar per yenr II paid III ndvancc-or One Dollar
and FDfy cents II hot paid within the 6rst three
months.
twelve lines. Fvfy rsah each for the first inser.
tion, aud twenty Eve cents for every subsequent
insertion. H..a
A liberal discount will he made TO these who adver-
tse by the ycar. or paris off year.
Notices. of five lines or less requiring hut one in
scrtion, will be published for twenty five cents
each.
RanibiHs Cards. Circulars, &C. Printed on the
shortest nsiicc. aud In the most approved style.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
IIsEiG.AI.. .ADVBRTIsRMNTs
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

GpY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
Id County, made in acase wherein Thomas H. Wins is
complainant and the heirs at law Of Henry Wins late
Ohio county deceased defendants shall on satur
9TH day Of May next proceed sell ut public sale,
81 The front door Of house Of Ohio county 10 the
WIT: Lot No. 81, situate the west sde aud lot No 81,
situate ON the east side OF Main street. in the 9th ward
the city aso the south half lot No 10s sit
uate on the west side OF Market atreet, No
ate on west side of Chapne street. in said 9th
Chase money to be paid in hand and the residue
tnree equal insthments at eight, sixteen and twenty
uur months, from the day Of sale, The purchaser giving
sale. VIM s. WICKHAM
apr rss o. .s--.= Sheriff and Commissioner.
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The Primary Department
a' OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

- -5=. WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fal session of this School will commence MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER will continue five cal.
eElar months.
Nopup will be received for time than session.
unless by special asreement-and when entered no
deduction will be made for absence during the
tept III fproracted SickneSs-nor will any pup be
permitted to withdraw. This rule positive.
TERMS:
Day pups,-Prinary English Department. $1,000
atlernAtlCOl-
Itolld ana Tuition session of five
orc hafinvariably in advance the mid.
die OF the session. =,
A discount cent will he ma de on the hills nT
ministers OF the Gospel.
% For further Information catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees. - -
yUrder OF the Board
,,,,, SAM'L u. ToMPKINS, Rector
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moBrNsAcK,s LIVER plLLs.

:
No part of the system liable disease than the
LIVER 1t serving as flterer to purify blood or
TIE proper elton 10 the bile that
system and results varously in Liver Complaint Jaun
dice DyspePsta ete We should, therefore, watch every
s. nptom that might indicate action Liver.
These Pills being composed OF Roots Plants furnished
by nature to heal the Sick namcly 1st, Exreetran
membrane, or promotes the discharge OF
s, an Alternative, which changes In some incxicabIe and
81 Tonic which gives toIeand ST. ength TO the
STEM renewing Heath and yigor all body.
4h, aCathartic. which acts il perfect harmony with tie
ngi edients aud operating The oweIs and cxrei.
mug The whole mass of corrupt and viiiated natter and
purifying he hlood which destroys disease restores
lie alth u. ~. 2 Il - ;. -. u. :. -
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Z EMISCELIlANFons
EXTENSIVE sTo;;759
SPRINc OF

&. Co. nv .0OODS.
=, iS o. sale at the lowest prices. Ind hase,.
y WssS; 5 nlssshea shirtings from III. l.
- Rock JniSts n Nsinateag Mouats Wv Wv osks
am ll!ousdale, and other noted Fsc,@@ ila, villa,
'V0 s srSGes 81 LS, A, ss, 81, and as
600 Pieces Rich Fancy Priu,. SshG,
,oo varied stock we have ever olersa 'he ArEes A..
2 iO0 Pieces Berage De Laines and IN.
scotch and aaerie is DNAnehss'sf, EsalasI
= 20 Eieces Checks, Mariner Sbi.; 7'st
Shirting Tweeds uhss, ADD H.
100 s lsss cls saSssln'' Teed'' Kentucky leu.
60 Pieces FlallneIs, in WEIGH, Rrrn,,. p
oTed iel shaker' and other styles, W. SSk,nl No,
25 Pieces Blcached and Brown I'D q
40 Irish Linens, our own in,noUNa Fame,
approved makes ''' '"'po rtAtion, AZ
Cloths and -CassimereS, in great ,-.... . n
So Merino and Italian Cloths variety, Cals..
In rieh dress goods we name elep,n, n
rlaid, Ottoman, Ponlt de Soil ar SS eoss h..
;Eareges and French Beyage de LainssF Proved e..
Mon&elin de LANES and ouselin de Es,ssie st rs,
Swiss muslin, figured and plain. "eees, alts33
Tarlatans, all coloTs.
Lawns, Tissues, 'Challys, Grenaain,A
S Sd Lsse, French chintzes, and iGFs ,;lot
House Keeping Gael
60 Pieces 9's, 81, Cd, 1914, III ~.
Sheetings and Pillow case muslin III R4;ts
SO Pieces Tickings, some extra hesvv
o. ns g.. Furniture uIt prints, incluain: sOD.
Lace muslin curtains very beautifu b.
. @Srseilles Quilts, elegant designs, whit.,,,
Barnsly sheetinss and Pillow ease iiTs1.s ana eoI.;
tension tsb es'hs' all sizes' some sSi,su.
Damask and ulbIeaehed table linens and ,,.,,
furniture Dimty, In white and eoioEs N @Fhas
FURNITURE Piaids, rs pieces Crash.
Huck abaok Russia and damn al :To,,,,;.-
f Fruit Napkins. = --llT O"e'inS.
Moolenand Linen Druggets and erumb e,o,,.
Three Ply, superior and common eaT,s,sei
...-l ced prices. peuiSSs atl.1
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

by virtue OF decree circuit court for ol;o
county made In suit In cancery therein
wherein andrew Mullrew Is complainant, and the widow
and heirs OF Thomas Muldrew, deceased,
shall on Saturday. the ed day Of April next
Ohio county, TO the highest bidder, certain lot OF land
TO Wits lot No 49, situate In that OF the
ing called East Wheeling whereof the said Thomas 1fui-
drew died seized upon credit OF six, twelve and egll
teen monthsi the purchaser giving bonds good
rity Tearing interest from the day OF sale. Jus
tplf. S. VTCEHAN, q.
mnr2i ~ Ii. j. l.s.-.z - Sicrn Com,
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STILL LATER. 49,. q, "
/ 7 UST received atthe block Mammoth Bo0' T"
- mems enamelled Brcgans. a psTos
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TO FEMALES


You will find these Pills nvOa BILE medicine in many
rlants 10 which yuu subject In distractions
eher total or partial they have been found
heneht restoring their functional arrangements to a
health actto, purifying the blood other fluids so OF:
eetually TO put to hghtal complaints which may arise
from female as headache gdiness, dmness
OF sight, pain in tile side, back etc., oe cd the public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon following
- so 4 eNlEDi GALBEVIDENCE. -
We the undersigned having had the receipt
Of their ianu'actue submitted inspection
that the ing, elients which they are COMPOSED makes
them the best Pill In ali diseases tile Liver IN
puTes OF the Blood we say this not only from Ur
own Judgement hut also from tina OF the ME dcal a
ihortyt the United States. All diseases IcquiI ing lie
use oian lucrative, Daphoietc PuTsativc MediG
that came under our notice. has been Treated with the
above Fills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ ID.
-'tst'. F. CROWLEY, nj. u.
d.. ~ go l.. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
u9. Purchase nore but those having the signature ~
y. HoBENSA1.k,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing 10
become agents, must add the proprietor, j. ~ Ho
nkNsAcK at his laboratory No 1870 North ST. ect
above Raee, Philadelphia. " -
Sold by all rllggists and Merchants in the U. S.
Pamphlets tiIing certificates performed in diff
eTent sections OF the country by The above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents. 800 80
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, Wholesale and retail agent
or western Val w: L. briggs, West Liherty J Fer.
re, Bradeytown; J. Caring, Philadelphia; VIM Hosack
Rony's Points Dan'l Ferrl, Coral Cove Price each 90
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Rhodes. McMa1r AZ Co.,

HAyE nowin store; their comrete stock of spring
IL dry goods, to Which they daily invite the nteII
non OF purchasers In their assortment will be found
every variety ofaress goods and trimmings together with
heavy stock of domestic staple goods; or the best
quality at the lowest possible prices has been their
aim to lay In such store would suit tho generally
thfr goods are not exceled by any the city
They do not deem il essential articles as
only small portion of the stock could be thus noticed
best and they believe that those who wish
some and durable goods for the least possible money,
come to No IS Main st, Centre Wheeling, get them
they will moss certainly never away disappointed.
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n5.CAr1ioS.-Remembert then, Parents and all others
that Hobcnsacks Worn SYRrr is tho only Medicine III
use that will eradicate Worms, with certainty, and will
not disagree with the most delicate stomach be careful
that genuine article and that the signature
y. HoBESsACK,' is on every bottle. ~
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.EQ S w AL MS
CELEBRATED PANACEA.
For TIE CURE OF = = --
1NCIpLEINI CONSUMPTION.

INCIoLENZe CONSUMPTION. %
scRoFcLA' GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
,RHEuMArlsM, DISEASES or THE LIVER AND SKIN,
t AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
OF THE BLOOD, IL EFFECTS MERCURY.
re WAIM's PANACEA has been for more than thirty
~ yea, aed IN this country and in Europe
enee is made to the directions books (Which may be
give The particulars cases too fgh for general " p
eaton where iho patients had up with
1t has been used in hospitals private Practice and
most Of being by tho
Among others by '
pro F sfr & r. g9ive GsiHsr,x
devices, d; d., Prof Of Mid, Pa. University.
tS coles physlf iy ps T%vfft h.
DR. in:s pe1 vslo. Professor of Medicine. Havana
:: GHipmeaa, Member Royal College Surgeons London
SIR Thomas Pearson Major General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson. British Consul, &C., &c. -,
ssss hsye made invaluable remedy
being an innocent preparation, it may be given the
Sss 4ss TO BOTTLE
.-1f.sf BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. 90
as with = 4i5Ss?G iilsi 1si;R e b
RS
geomeric lathe work Comprising nine dsient Se o.
which have been turned the exclusive use of the pro-
RfaRss f Is SsH aGs s
late WIN. SWAIN copyright secured. I q
ALSO, SWAIM's VERMIFUGE: L.
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem
edy all diseases arising debility or the digestive
yer Ard que, Bleeding Piles SICK Headaehe de- se
ee me (Which may be had graO accompany
PREPARED only at swAIM.Sf LABORATORY, THE
Old STAND Seventh ST., below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
ana sold by all the respectable Druggists in the Unitei
~. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Is
rsrsons Wishing 70 obtain the genuine svAIMsPAN
a. ne. and s YERMIFuGE, SHOULD be careful
O So a.assc5 SWAIN II. .....55 -
Is spelled correctly the labels or they
pc imposed on by medicines made in imitation of them by
ted to somewhat similar nane well caieuIa
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. S. !,
sse-. SchieHelin Brothers e. Co. -As
va 1oi and io6 John street, New York.
Family Groceries No. i. =
9d GOV, Java, Old Yellow and Green Rio Cohee; g.
S slsa Imperial Young Tyson, Gunpowder AMI
Crushed, pulvertzed and CHARMED Sugars; -.
Philadelphia and Honey Syrtips; st
Bath Brick and TripoIis Brick dust; ''e'' .as
sly, b western Reserve cream Cbeesei EfE ct5
I cases de s rlPs ss gpple 81 do do *
g+t7i 8 boxes wax and sperm candIes. sa,sla .6g
10 do chocolate, assorted; III Is $3.50
L do cocoa shells; ~ 20 9issa aIs ID 1, 81
~ IS do ysreeated and CASTLE Soaps; IS
400 az Pa Ns ~ H Rss.p esriand corn sAreh
100 D Heckeg,s Farina5 ,f-:5 js5 sys-e1s-
i00ibs Pearl Barley; - ~ IH4s3sets
=; AGO b h1lled Barley; q Is sss5Itc ,a0Ne3s 4
100 D Tapioca and Pearl Sago;siA s5fosf51l -
~ 100 D English split Peas and Ientils;
1eboaes Yeast Powder 800 5 Dat Meal. : Teea
aeclo- -ss-zs- 3. d NyooDRoW, No. 266 Main st.
Nos sHls lew spring lori s1a horses.
febss Marble Rorks. &C., !! Market n sire