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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-07

hereby ycertiy that have been acquainted with DrJ
n. Bledsoe and years ago he was reduced Cd
loweThan have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed TO be Dyspepsia Liver aiecon
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his own in being restored good
health M GABBERT NJ D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-07

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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
N0lL,i CaNnUCT.

Soma Of the sub contractors on this
end Of the Ohio AMI Mississippi Railroad
having faile | to pay the wages due the
laborers, Messrs. H. C. SEYMOUR & Co.,
the principle contractors, on being in.
formed of the fact. promptly replied that
"tho Iaborers must be paid up" and cal.
LED them together at Esquire HEsnY, Sc.
DAM's,in Storrs township, on Wednesday
and, although under no legal obligations
whatever. out Of their own private funds,
paid them nearly two thousand dollars.
and appointed another day for the pay.
mont Of those who were not then present
Such generous conduct deserves public
notice, and is double assurance, il sny
thing more were wanted, Of the deteImi..
ma ion AMI ability to complete this great
work. Gin. En- st-4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
A Prodigy in Fort Smith.

There is a young man in this place
about 2l or 90 years Of age, who is al
iliot, cxcep, in the computation of mum
bers, AMI in this rcsp,ct he is prodigy
His mind appears to be occupied alto
gcther in counting day and night. HI
can give correct answers to the most dill!
ficult questions propodnlel-ins,anta
ncous-by his head, for he has no eluca
ton whalcver. Ho will not leave his
mother at any time AMI is perfect child
in this respect. How he can render SO
readily as he does, accurate answers 10
all Questions pat to him, is a mystery to
US. There appears to be no limit to his
power Of ca!culation.-.Foyt Smith
Herald.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
WOOd Gas.

A DR.. Mcconnell, it is said, has in.
venteda simple apparatus for making
gas from wool. II this be true, it will
prove one ofthe great discoveries Of the
age, for it will reduce the experccs Of
gas some 80 per cent. and will place
this luxury within reach Of every country
village, where wool can be had, and
even every individual, who chooses to
take the trouble to manu- .cture his own
gas. From a ton Of coal, costing about
90, about 10000 feet of gas can be OBJ.
tanned; while from cord of wood, worth
about the same money, $4,000 cubic feet
Of gas. it is said can be obtained! ani OF
much better quality than the coal gas
too; ami what is more, the cIIarc oal left
Of tho wood, will pay all tho expense Of
the gas; and the gas can be afforded for
~ thousand cubic feet Such is the sto
Try told Of the new discovery. We hope
one half oft may prove true; for even in
that case, the discovery will be Of vast
interest and importance. The city Of
Wilmington, N. c., is now lighted by
the wool gas.--Bossox Traveller.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Forgery Case.

The jury Tohni WV. KlysAve guilt,
o'makins the forge | check. an FIND
LEY guilty o. ut,crins AMI publishin.
it AMI causing the same to be done.--
A bill Of exceptions was tenlereI on
behaI!o( de(en Iants, which will be ar
que on a,urlay next. A strong feel
int arainst some parties WHO have inter
eSted themselves very warmly on behalf
OF the defendants appears to exist in
Cincinnati. The CommerciaI contain;
powerful leader, which says that tae
vcrlictis received with extraordinary
approval by tho community. 1t speaks
IN very aulatory terms of MEssRs.
PRUDEN and BURTON, anil deuounces
IN strong terms, set of desperate men
who tric to impede the march of Justice.
Ju Ice Finn is wnrnelto listen to GOOD
counsels, to hear the voice of the pco.
pie. The Commercial says che is the
victim of ba advisers in law as we'll as
morals. ."-Statcsm0n.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
The President,

New York, on Thursday, was neve
more hive like in appearance than ther
The President had .dusy time oft. The
mighty procession, civic and military
which tafned out 10 do him honor, con.
stltuted tho great feature oftho day. |,
was the spectacle for the million, while
the cercmonials within the Palace were
necessarily limited to the eight or ten
thousand that could be accommoda. tod
so as to witness the proceedings under
the magnificent dome Of the building.
Upon his return 10 Washington, soys a
dispatch from that city, he will accom-
pany Mrs. Pierce to Berkeley Springs.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Eclectic Medical Journal,

We have received the Juy No. of the
Cincinnati Eclectic Medical Journal
conducted by Professors buchanan, and
r. S. Newton. This is work that
should be in the hands Of every phys.
clan at least. and none would msspcn
their money or time by subscribing for,
ana giving it careful pcrusal. 1t con,
tsins about so pages, is Issued monthly
at 81, per annum, payable in advance.
Has now circulatiyn of 1000 copies
The great reputation that DR.. Newton
has acquired as surgeon, coupled with
the Tact that many of us are personally
ACQUAINTED with him, are extra consider.
atons for the support Of the Journal
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Died While Dressing for 4 Bail.

Miss Laura ShilIs. VINO resi- lc on
Libe.ty street, went up to her r1oii on
the evening Of July ) 4th TO dfes' for a ba!
to be given at Uaion Hall, on Broadway,
When the gentleman came who WAS 10
ac company her, sh, ha not come down
Stairs. Her mother cal!el her, bat she
did not com, thou n nearly an hnur pa.
sci in waiting Tor her. AT length her
mother wen, 10 The door nnJ rappe |,
but no answer was rcturnc |, an sic ha |.
Iockcl the door. They then became a
Iarmed anil force the door when aura
was found upon the floor, nearly dre:sc |
for the ball, an deals c appeare TO
be in perfect health in the evening at tea.
She was bufiel in the dress, they found
her in, on Men ,ay.-Cin. Atlas.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

I The Register says 'lRe veryplain infer
ence is that the editor the Times be-
lieves that demneogues should for tiiell
own sinister designs inclle the poor q
gainst The rich; that he would favor the
Indictment of one lass against another
tha, he who does this, reason or no rca.
son is friend 10 the human race--or, in
other words, that he luvors what wc dep.
reco'ed in the paragraph quoted above
from the Register Of last March, TO wit;
Fdiscord In community excited by dema'
sogues for their own evil ends. Does the
Times deny the position! 1t is there, nail.
el to the wall; and it can! &c. uway from
it,"
The conclusions of tht editor in the
above are MS In%nrantab!e as they hre
false. To claim for the laborcr his just
reward is no ''incitcmcnt Of one class
against ano,hcr," "by dcmagogucs for
their oacn eril ends" It is only demand.
ing what political economy, the laws Of
humanity, and The laws of God most i'm.
prcssivcly onjoiH. That there has boecn
on our part an intehtion to present a stri
king contrast to the sycophancy ahI un'
limited todyisih Of The Register in this re.
spect is very true.
The Register in opcaking of Land Re.
form, asks US If We "havc the impudcncc
10 claim that as peculiarly principle of
the Democratic party" "lfso, why did
not the Democratic party in Congress,
being in the majority, "put through
land reform principles! To the first que.
ry, we say it is purely democratic meas.
ure, although in many places it has not
been made test question. A Democrat.
ic measure, because i, tcnls TO elualiy
in the distribution Of the bountics Of a
beniGccnt providence.
To the latter query, we say, the reason
tho Democratic party "diI no, "put
through" measures for the promotion of
land reform principles, .swas that too ma
ny Of them like the Register, Congress.
man, and the entire ,chig delsgation from
Ohio, voted against it. While on the
other hand the three last annual Demo.
,cratic Conventions in Ohio have adopt.
od it as one Of the prime articles in their
political faith, and every democratic
member in Congress from Ohio voted for
it, thus making it strictly a party meas.
ure, so far os the State Of Ohio is con.
e,rnad.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
AUSTRIA.

A late London letter says: austria is
in the greatest alarm nj her prospects in
Italy and Hunsary-il Russia by falling
into war, should he prevented from help
ing her-anI she is consequently eager
and ollicious, to bring matters back to u
sale position but in her present vassalage
there would naturally be hesitation on
the part Of England and France in pei:
hitting her to be the medium of an ar.
ran cement, since she has no choice but
TO act as she is directed"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
fCon,inuc ncxt wcok.1
4 Correspondent Of the Memphis 4

4 Correspondent Of the Memphis .ip.
psal writes lhatthe poet Alexander Smith
whose productions have recently made
such sensation in the lileafy circles
Of Scotland, AMI are so favorably no.
tlcel in the English Reviews, was, in
1915. "sonly" and neglected indiviJ.
IN Wisconsin, the butt for rilcule OF
all the literary people Of that ilk--ond
that after seeking in n,vain through all our
principal eastern cities for a just up
preciation ofihe merits Of a voIu,n, Of
his poems then recently plia,ej, lie went
10 Europe, where Re has become fainous
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

E1- The Democratic Central Commit.
tees Of Meigs & Gallia Counties have
suggested to the COMMITTEES Of Lawrence
ccuntyth the propriety Of holding Demo
cratic convention for the nomination OF
a candidate to be supported at the com.
ing election, It's rather important to take
early action and this method is adopted
for calling the attention Of those OF the
Lawrence county committee that reside
at a distance, to the consideration Of the
subject.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

HG5' The fact that we have good many
subscribers in some throo or four coun.
lies in the OIL, Congressional bictrict in
Ky. is Sufficient apology for inserting
the communication Of jas M. Rice. the
Democratic Candidate for Congress in
that District. Ia addition to this, the is,
sues set forth 60 very FAR to show the spi.
'it of,hs people upon tho subject cflsnd
speculation in that portion ofthe STATE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Homestead.

The Democratic Candidate for Cover.
nor Of Tennessee, ANDREW JOHNSON, is
the author Of the homestead bill. He is
yirulently attacked just now, because he
favored that magnificent projcc, which
woulI secure 10 the actual landless set.
,lor, home Of comfort from tho public
domain. He is therefore shining mark
for the poisoned arrows Of Whiggcry. -
Stottsman.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

JcsErm SMITH, who was convicted OF kcepnl
gambling rom, sentenced topay a fin, of lisc
hundred dollars and be imprisoned I'LL It wa
paid, and who was afterwards released BY Jadgg
FILMS on a habcas corpus, was again comvcte.
on Saturday for renting rom for ganblns
purposes. lie was ilned five hundfed dIllar'
and sentenced to b. imprisoned until the fine
ana cos;S were paid. Both the b;jtIcfi ir- n'w
in jai, until !he!- fines Of l!rc !.iniied hIldrs
are Enid.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
A War Sign.

A London paper states that on his re-.
turn 10 Montenegro, from St. Petersburg
Prince Daniel dsui)Lt.l 200 Russian
medals among his troops, and announced
10 lhem that they would soor have an op.
portunity Of proving their valor in recon.
querins from the Turks the territories Of
which the latter had deprived them.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
No cAnnexation.

The Snpies.s court Of Mexico has late.
sfs e % Ssa s Gsssos sIssa q d s
Siatos, and 10 The commanding officer,
ofdistrictt. Il directs Tie iaJlisAmenI
efs police f6s the arrest and military
trislagd punishment Of every persoi,
wins may Be discovered advocating The
aans.sijsn u that republic ioihs Uniipd
,etatsA
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

Pro MsrAL.--The only sale that we could
obtain was So Tons OF Ore Hill (Aleghenyl at
st0 q M. A lctof Anthracite (Porters)of a.
bout 100 Tons, is offered at s3S months.
We feel confirmed in our earlier i'm pr .ssons
that the metal m irkeL will be fully sust Bined
during the cJming fall aud winter. A New
Rail Mill j. about to erccicdin Ironton, Ohio
which will make two Mills Mt thet place
These wilt consume all the second rate In It.
al in the Hanging Rock region. s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Arrival Of Tho steamer Atlantic.

New York, July ll.-Tho steam ,r Az
lontic with advlceS from Live.poolto the.
20'h ult. arrived Ut this port yesterday.
She brings l3o passengers. e.
Tho news commercially and political.
~ from England is of bu, little interest.
Tho Indian mail TO the 10Th May had
arrived nt Trieste and tho news had be, n
telesraphcd thence TO England.
Nothing definite had been received
from Rangoon.
No'hinr later had been received from
China. a4- - "
The adviccs from Australia arc fayor.
able.
M'Prcsilent Van Buren, is at Bir.
Ihinshim
Mrs. Stowe Is visiting Wales:
The crops in Ireland look luxurientf
The weather is generally favorable.
In Scotland rain is wanted.
The latest dates by telegraph from Par.
IS to london, recievel Wednesday, slate
that the funds opened buoyant, but. in
consequence Of rumor that Russia had
Invaded the provinces of the Danube
the market was checked, and closed d, q
decline.
The larcsl dn,es from Vienna say that
Russia insists no longer on q special
treaty with Turkey; but her demands
now are confined to guarantee in tho
form of note.
King Ohio was arming a squnlron at
Athens, for the protection Of the Greek
subjects in case of war.
1t is tho city Of Sh.roy. in Persia,
which was totally destroyed by an earth.
quake on the night Of the Is, of May.
The Paris papers say that private lct.
erS from Jazza, Mpllavia, under date Of
OF the l7llI ult.. say that an exiraor!ir a.
ry courier from ST. Pccrsbur..h passed
through the day previously, on his way to
Constanlinoplc, with ano;her uItmayum,
accompanied by notice that il it was
not accepted il. eight days the Russian
army wonll im.ne lately cross the from.
tiers and commence hostilties; and that
a division Of the Russian army, 10000
strong, is within two leagues OF Jazza.
The proposed action of France in the
Turkish question isnot officially known
1t was repor'el that the Emperor hal
a addressed formal note to Russia, de.
mandirg TO know whether she wanted
peace or war, France being ready for
either.
The report adds 'ha, Napoleon corscn.
ted 10 withhold this note at the earnes:
request OF the Russian Minister. This
may or may not be true.
Mr.. Lemoins is charged with private
mission TO La Platte.
SrAIN-The frigate Constitution pass.
Gibraltar OIL the l4h. ult,. for the west.
wnr.!.
Two shocks Of an earthquake were felt
st tho Cararies on the 9th ani 2oth Of
May. No damage.
The crops in Spain are Indifferent.
1t is rumorcl that the Spanish ports
will be openc for the free admission ot
wheat.
TcRKEY-No hos,ililies yet, and the
belief gains ground in England AMI
France that there will be none.
Russia continues to collect troops a:
long the frontier.
The Turks here have not ccasel war.
like preparations.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
The Question Settled.

or Mr. BUCHANAN, the New York
Herald, Of Friday morning says: ave
understand from reliable authority thai,
MT. Buchanan has fnelly'consented to
,unler,ake tho duties Of Minister to the
'Cour. Of ST. James,"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
I'M Lick.

lsa:c John Butler, an honest, kind.
hearted and very indigent man now
living in Vernon, N. r., formerly q
Norwegian Sailor, has jus. been appris.
ell by the Swedish Consul, N. Y. that a
deceased relative has left him 10000
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Editors of the Spirit of the TINES

. LIIphS VI VIC opIlt VI tHc IiH-S'
Gentlcmon:-Perml me through your
columns to susge,t LEWIS ANDERSON
as suitable man to represent this coun.
ty in the next Legislature, and | will
here say that An lerson is thoroughly
imbued with the IDEAS, the hopes, and
aspirations Of the people. He was one
of the committee in the State Convcn.
tion at Columbus, which proclaimed the
great dcctrincs cf Land Reform AMI
limitation as part of settled policy
Of the Democratic party Of Ohio.
UPPER TOWNSHIP.
Inquiries are often made of us by men from
valOus sections OF the County, whether the
Democratic party will organize AMI form
ter qualified to answer, than many Others, yet
we believe that no efficient action can be had
without more perfect organization. The
wings have maintained their ascenlancy here
by actual discipline in their ranks, and by the
Indifference of the great body Of the democrats.
We do not pretend to say that a man should
vote party ticket for county officers, every
voter should sustain the man that Inc believes
the most capable and honest. Bat without or
ganzation, party cannot bring its strength Is
bear in the election of members of the stu'c
Legislature, members Of Congress, President or
State officers. We believe it is bat the com
mon desire that the County committee should
take measures to effect a more perfect organ.
zation of the friends Of equal rights Will that
cor'mitree adopt prompt action in The prtm
scs' The Democrats from the different Town
shl,'s should meet together, and determine wha,
CouTSl of nDlicY theN will nnr,In
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Post OfIiCe-.RemOyaJ.

Tho Post Master General having an.
pointed Benz. F. Cory, Pos, Master for
lronfon, the Office was removed yesterday
to the front room Of the building occu.
pied for the publication Of the "Tmes"
Cor. Of Thild and Centre streets.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

"Warca. my dear lady, do you think
the mefrest place in the worlIi" 6Chst
Immediately above the atmosphere thar.
surrounds the world, should think" 1"
"And why sol" "Because am TOLL
that there all bodies loose thoir gravity 4.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

The steamer Manchsster, while lying
al the Marine Hospital dock. Pittsburgh.
was burned to the waters edge, on The
18th. The fire was caused BY work.
man caIelcssly thro owing match down.
after lighting a cieas.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

A Cuban, named Cristo. was recent.
ly condemne TO the garrote in Havan.
ma, fer some political eccentricity. On
the morning 6xe.l upon for his execution,
when 10 was desired to prepare FOR
death, he said he wanted time to finisl,
ton pages ofa novel he was reading,
before suffering the extreme penalty Of
the law.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

A gypsy has been arrested at Nancy,
for fishing in The poor box in the church
Of that town. She appeared to earn her
living By selling wicker baskets; being
Of devotional cast OF mind, she spcnl
a great deal of her time on her knees, in
the churches al cattle trails that came
in her way, anl always, it was rcnarke |
in close proximity to the tronc d2s pzm'
ores. She hal small line of wire, with
so something sticky IA, the en- oft, an ev
cry time she p.unyel this into the con
,ribution box, On Frnhce this article oi
church furniture is nailcl against one ei
the columns,) STE drew out a piece o.
money. On the day Of her arrest, she
made fi(iy.sn rap;u res in this way. In
the City seventh, her glue or unguen,, or
whatever it was, secmel to loose its CO.
hcsive power. The coin fell back do,
zen times in succession, TO the Gx,ren,c
desperation of the old laly, who knew
by he rim. that it was silver. "Wha,'s
that tinklins?" said man in the choir.
menli e the organ. Hs lookcl over
and saw the gypsy in the act Of making
remarkably fine haul. She will not
sell any more wicker baskets for a year
at least.-..N. Y. Times. M
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
Muskinsyuiiuii d Co. 0. July I, 1858.

Mr. EDIron:- -t
Your excellent. spiriied little pspe
has been, even from its birth, very welcome
Visitor to---. Should yox deem the follow
ing lines worthy pace in its columus, the,
may chance 10 nice, tho eye cfthe generous d,
ner who sends il, and answer ns an aclarowl
cdgmsnt ofihc receipt Of the Valued gift.
TO AN UNKNOWN FRIEND.
Ogencrous friend who o'cr thou art,
That sends the "!Spiri. Of ihe Times !"
Accept llie thanks grateful heart
Return 10 thee, though in duh rhymes.
Thou hast noble soul I'm sure,
Although thou art unknown TO me;
'rbc foanian's full Of wafer pure,
For living streams flow Out of thee.
Thy GIFT is Of the mobiles, kind,
And shows thou has. n scholars tastcj
Thy present S used u feed the mind,
When leisure. hours night run to waste.
But how shall repay thee. iriendi
How can act in turn my psrI'
10 thee some Northern Light Id send
Iftllos wonld'sl tell me who lheu art.
Then please write soon to me my friend
Thy n,me at least, till then eSpedien.
deem il D)t by glcss) to senl
A paper. I'm your m 'sl obcdicnt L.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

There are 10000 Israslites III tho
City Of New York. and. 7ao Ii Boz.
ton.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
We Gu, tn, foll,win from the Cleve'

We cut tn, foll,win; from the Cleve
Ian H'raM We suppose the meeting
referred to took place al Wooster.
".At meeting of the State, Boarl oI
Agriculture, Col. M,lary tenlerol bis
resignation as President, but after dis.
cussion b. the members it was thought
best not TO accept it, ana the matter was
lail on the table. Col. NJ. does no, ex.
pect to leave Oh his Mission to Chill! un.
I'll about the Is, Of September, AMI it is
hope| he ma remain Unit! after the STATE
Fair to be hell at Jaylon, Sep. 2oih,
2ls,, 22n an 23rl, to which the reap.
ing and mowia. asscmb!ase journs at
the close oI :. two days pleasant, crcl'
table AMI proln.b bic Exhibition"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
STATE ELECTioy.

STATE ELECTidy.
tELEcTIoN TUESDAY, OCT, ,i,hl
--------- -----.----
FOR GOvEisNoK,
wyLLifM MHDItL, Of Faisreld.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
lester BLISS. ofAllcn:
=. SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM TREvITT. of Franklin.
TREASURER or STATE,
JOHN O. BREsLIN. of Seneca.
~, JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Iichland.
49,, ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE W. McC00K. of Jefferson.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
wAyNE GEisWoLD, Of Fickaway.
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