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THrl.s' .HiIrs. HuI -Hr. HtTts Chemistry.
P.r-Ira's and Uuug isou's Miiari4 N,Iirs.
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W.t.Yu. Urusis1n's Wool. Bell gukHs' pr4ctrs
b'sr'. Nslg's Cnniy flrrls and West, 600 Children.
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Dry Goods exhibited In Virginia.
We D. a. al r. complete stock NJ
HEAuY NADE CturUlNG.
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MrHuEftfHt gotten upin te bees manner both r.HI. s,
and uofkmanshIp.
W. fsrpertfIy solicit rsH from merchants t-
sst and hatr only that gpH r.f i..I
su2b KENT PAINE a EFvT
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WN, JRI SMITH.

FISHIONIBLE CLUIHIEG.
RED- I.y- tn invite u.s- visiting RICHMOND during
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Vet f- 'lI FHII D. their r.t
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kind Iu 's State. h.fHHrs ts boz
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carry rH', Hf % Main street. Richmond. Rich
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uG(A HHDs Pdms Cute Nols--e.. safly crop or al,
AOO2 seal BAcOS BAsKERyiLL.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Ccreirn News.

Our exchanges do not illustrate any
new lcalurc in foreign affairs since our
last. Indeed, with many there seems 10
be some doubt yet, whether general
rupture will take place. For ourselves
we have no doubt, as 10 the final issue.
The time may be delayed ycta liulc Ion.
ger, bu, as certain as there is i Supreme
Ruler and Dsposer ofall events, the
time for The imprisonment, Jogging and
execution Of ,0omea upon bare suspicion,
aal the untimely Pcopling Of dungeons
and gravcyarls with Natures irne noble
men, for the bare expression Of opinions
or desires for liberty, must conc to an
end. "Vcngcancc is mine, will repay
saith the Lord" The means by which
the end shall be accomplished may be
lar different from our an,icipalions.--
But the ontrages upon human ri shts,--
tho war Of cxtcrminaiion steadily carried
on by the tyrants Of the old world against
those who dare TO think for themselves,
is bringing upon their heads a vast, over
whclmina, and awful rctribnlioa. We
say let i, come. BE it famine, pcstiIemcc
or the sword, let it come.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Tcmperauce Meeting.

At meeting of the Wolf Creek :c n.
pcrancc association, held at the Wolf
creek meeting house, on Friday evening
July Goth, the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year, viz
President, James A, Bauram; Vice
President B. a. WakcGcld; Secretary
DR.. &. w. Trunlbo.
Tht meeting was addressed BY the
Rev. Mr.. Holiday, who lscoursci clio.
quenlIy and ltcling!y on the subject ol
Temperance, and urged the necessity OF
every ncighborhooI forming itself into D
Temperance Society for The purpose Of
promoting the cause, and to aid and as.
sst in obtaining the passage Of law
that would entirely prohibit The liquor
traffic in our state.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
The Register and tho Whig Party
In Lawrence County.

That paper in ITS leader OF last week
makes another summcrset, ignores The
same meeting in which its conductors
were prominent persons; the proceedings
Of which lhcy published and approved.
But now ihnt same paper says that at
present there is no whig organization in
Lawrence county, meaning Of course that
The mcoing held here court week, which
had been regularly called by tho former
central committee, and at which new
county and township committees were
elected was n mere farce.
Since the Register has had the indie.
pcnloncc, 10 disown its position in the
former issue in which it defended the
meeting, we think il does injustice to our
whig correspondent "lndian Guyan," n
very clover and worthy gentleman, who
spoke of the object of the meeting here
to be rather advancement of the interest
ocsomc particular persons, than an effort
to advance the cause Of The whis party.
However wc are not in the secrets of
that party, and have no desire to be,
what private grievances its member
hnvn we uow not
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Meeting Of Probate Judges.

A meeting of the Probate JUICES oI
the State of Ohio was held in this city
yesterday, says the Dayton Empire
The object of the meeting was to frame
uniform Fec BilI for the Probate
Courts Of the State. This was salts.
+ c:orily accomplished,
Did they not adjorn before completing
their business? The State Teachers
Association hell u convention in your
city not long since, and wound up
their proceedings by nominating po.
lilical Wing for State Superintendent Of
Common Schools. With about as much
propricty these Probetes might have put
forth one of their class for Judge OF
the Supreme Court.-Enq.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
The Iron Trade.

According TO calculation in the
Pittsburgh Post, the iron manufacturers
of this country have a sure demand be
fore them of nearly $500, 1000, 900 for fab.
RIGS to be turned out from their manu-.
(actorics-a demand that will require all,
and more than all, their capacity TO sup
ply fast enough The calculation upon
which the statements are based is the cx-
tent of railroad now in course of con.
struction.
With one hundred tons per mile single
track, it will require 100000 tons Of
iron rail to complete the thirteen thou.
sand miles of railroad either in progress
or which will be in progress ere long, in.
cluding the Pacific railroad. AT $50
per ton, this would require an outlay OF
so5,OoO,ooO for single tracks alone
But many Of these roads will be double
tracks besides turnouts, &c. Then fol-.
lows a vast outlay for cars, locomotives,
and other iron works about such roads,
to say nothing of ocean steamships, iron
buildings, machinery, &c.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
An Extraordinary Man.

Dcvid Wilson, an old Revolutionary
soldier, and native Of New jersey, died
after very short illness, in Dearborn
county, Indiana, in August, 1888, aged
en-, humd,ed and ScDca gears t,co months
Gad ten dcys. lie had, a, different peri.
obs ofhis lie Gpe wives, and, at tho time
ofhs death, was the father orJoriy,seu-
en- childrcn Whilst residing in Penn
sylvania, near The ol, Redstonc Fur;, his
wife gave birth to fre chsld1cn in elev.
en- months. This extraordinary man,
when IN his one handred and fourM gear,
moved one week for Esq PendIeton, OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, about two miles
from, Cincinnati, during which he moved
one acre per day Of heavy timothy grass.
He was about five feet six inches in
height. His frame was not supported
by 1ihs, as the frames Of ordinary men
are, but an apparently solid sheet OF
bone supplied their place.
He coui hold up his hands in a YER
ticu position and receive blow from the
fist ola powerful man on the lateral por.
ton Of his body without Inconvenience.
He served throughout the entire rcvolu,
ton, under Washington; was engaged
in most Of the Indian wars since, and
was the companion Of Marion and
Rodgers, and Of many other distinguish.
cd and early pioneers Of our western and
southern wilds. Our readers may rest
assured that this statement is correct, as
we received it from Mr.. Alexander Viii.
son. of North Madison, who is the forty.
GtM Child of the subject Of this para.
graph Madison Bonner, July 90.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Bursts Of EIOGuencC.

Tho following burst of cloqucncc Wy
delivered before a court Of justice
Pennsylvania: NJ
"Your Honor sits high on the adordy
bic seat Of justice, like the Asialic roc
Of Gibraltor while the eternal river pk
mere, like the cadaverousness Of n =
valley, flows mcandcring at your lsct.l
The following is the commencement
Of the speech Of a .lewyer in New Jcr'
scy:
"Your honors do not sit there like
marble statues to be waited about By
every idle breeze"
Another orator thus comm, need his
harangne: 2
"The important crisis which were
about 10 arrive have afriven."
Another has thus c1pia,cdi
"Thc Court will please to observe
that the gentleman from the east has
given them very learned speech. Tia
has roomed with old Romulus, socke.l
with old Socrates, ripped with Euripi.
des, AMI cantcd with Canlhariles, but
what your honor docs he know about
the laws OF Wisconsin,"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09

three unl a half leagues by order of the
Grand Duke. He was an extremely Gru.
gal man, living upon eggs, bread and
water, in moderation.
The life of Lcibniiz was ono Of read.
ing writing ana meditation. That was
the sccrc. Of his proligious knowledge.
AGcr an attack Of gou',he confined him
self to diet Of bread AMI milk. Often
he slept in chais. and rarely went
TO bed ill afior midnight. Sometimes
he was mon'hs without quitting his seat
where he slept by nil eh, and wrote by day.
He had an ulcer on bis right leg, which
prevented his walking about, even had
he wishe TO do 50.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

BY virtue of the authority in me vested by the
last will and testament of Lemuel s. Rucker
deceased, on the 9th day Of September 1853,
on the premises, about two miles from Marion,
will offer for sale one hundred and seventy
two and S6 one hundredths acres of good far
ming land, more or less, il being the east half
of the south west quarter of section 3, the north
east quarter of the north west quarer Of section
3; ofrange 7, whcih property was appraised 81
S473. Said land will be sold in q body or in
smaller tracts to suit purchasers. Terms, one
third OF the purchase money in hand, one third
in six months, and the balance in one year
from the day of sale, 10 be secured by mort.
gage on the premises sold. On Saturday Sep
tember 10th 1853, will also otTer for sale on the
same terms and conditions as are mentioned
above, the east half OF the south wost quarter Of
section %, township 8, range l6. containing 50
acres more or less, and appraised at $205, the
same being subject to a mortgage Of 800 and
interest, to John Ripple, Each of the above
sales will commence at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. or
as soon thereafter as convenient, Terms of
sale may be varied, rhe undersigned having
full power under the will.
LANTY RUCKER, Administrator with
the will annexed Of Samuel Rucker decd,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
PRETTY,

We clip the following morccau from
the Times oflast evening. /, is indeed
gem in its way:
AN ANGEL AMONG THE FLowERs.-Far
down on Fourth street, there are a great
many beautiful residences, and the pret.
tiest ones are graced by fine front yards.
The yards are full of flowers, generally,
and the happy youthful faces in the walks
and door. ways, indicate the influence OF
these beautiful associations. Among ,he
great number, there is one more attrac.
tive than any Of the others, and every
passcr' by stops to gaze upon it. Not for
its brilliant covered flowers, or rare ex.
o,ics; not for its remarkable symmetry or
exquisite fragrance; not for any Of the
usual causes alone, is 1t so peculiarly at.
tractive, but because a sweet little mar.
bic angel is half hid in the finest flower
bed, among the blossoms, and upon its
knees with his little hands folded, looks
implotingly up to Heaven. The lesson
is impressed upon every one who sees it,
and we venture none will forget that an.
Sels-.not a ways marble ones--are found
among the flowers.
We have still some among us who
have an appreciation o(rlie beautiful.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
California Nominations.

The Democratic State Convention
met 81. Bcnicia, on the 22l uI., and
nominated strong ticket. The only
names presented to the Convention for
the nomination Of Governor beside that
Of Gov Bigler,werc Richard Roman, the
present State Treasurer, and Henry p.
Haven of MarysviI|c. Bigler was nomi.
mated by ma jori;y on the first ballot.
Samuel Purly was rc.nomina,cl for
the Office Of Lieut.. Governor; S. A..
McMeans of Ell Dorado, for State irea,
surer; Alex. Wells, OF San Francisco.
was nominated for Judge Of the ST..
preme Court; Samuel Bell of Mariposa
for Comptroller; II. X. Hubbs of Tou.
lumnc, for Superintendent Of Public
instruction. and S. Fl. Maflette, OF Gala.
vcras, for Surveyor General. Every.
thing promised harmony. action and
success.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
STATE ELE CTION.
COunterfeiterS-lmvlica!ion Of Banks

The u,horlies of Cincinnati recently
made descent upon farm house, be.
low the city, which had excited suspi.
cions us being "a resort for blackcgs and
coUntefleitGrs, and succeeded in cap.
turing crew some in number, and
found sccretcd in the house, and about
The premises. plates, presses, dies, and
all the implements necessary TO the sue.
cessful issue Of counterfeit paper, and
spurious coin. A large amount of pa.
per issues, already prepared for circu.
la,ion, and dine vi in $1,000 packages
for distribution was also cnp,urel.-
Among the mysteries Of the Capture the
Commercial says, "wcrc several hun.
dred dollars of genuine notes, some of
them we learn, on branches of the State
Bank of Ohio, which had already been
countcrsigned by the Auditor Of State,
and in regard TO which it is still mys.
tory how they coull have passed into
the hands Of the holIcrs in whose pos.
session they were found"
"ln connection with this We arc told
that The well known frm Of ELLIS 6s
Sturgis' under tho circumstances thought
it advisable to post in lhnir office the
bills Of the two following banks, as no
longer receivable at their counter, viz:
the State Stock Bank at Dayton. and
the Savings Bank Of Sanford & Park
located in this city.
In addition to the above the Cincin.
natl papers are continually cautionng
the public against spurious issues Of pa.
per TIA; are making their appearance
mong them. Among the more recent
of which is the City Exchange Com.
pany, "nohing more than a coal compa.
ny, and has a charter from Tennessee,
for issuing coal tickets only" Their
bills rnrport to be issued at Memphis,
Tenn, but are said to be issued at the
Sout East Conner Of Walnut & Third
Streets, Cincinnati.
The general prosperity Of the coun.
try, and free circulation Of money
,osclhe, with TIE free banking laws
passed in many states, has given fresh
impetus to the circulation Of shin.plas
tcrs and frau lulent bank issues, and il
will be wei for those ncGuaintrl with
the state of the banks generally, to r..
cct all new Issues until their rcspon 81
bilito has been testcl, AMI even then il
is unsafe to lay by bank paper as a re-
liable fund, for the time will most assu
rcdiy come when much Of the present
paper circulation will not be worth the
first cost Of manufacture.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
To Correspcndents.-I,is is univC

To Correspcndents.-I,is is a univcr.
sal rule with editors TO require the true
name OF the author Of all communica
tons before publishing. We have some
two or ,hree now without such compli
ancc, and they will necessarily be com.
PEELED 10 lie over. We also have on
hand number of communications upon
various subjects. with the authors oI
whom we are acquainted. Some oil
them will appear in due time, and some
will not, Indeed, we find ii very nice
point many times, to decide upon the
propriely ofpublishing communications
presented for that purpose. Where a
communication is intended to crafty a
spirit Of revenge Or Of personal animosi.
ty, we shall always reject it, if we know
the;cact.
On the contrary. where principle is
1t issue, or to be illustrated, though in.
dividuals may be involved, by virtue Of
being the representatives oft.at princi.
pie, we shall not be deferred by such
consideration from advocating OF disa.
vowing the principle as we may deem
proper.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Tile Reported Ordination Of SILL
man IycS EsG

The Boston Pilot, Roman Catholic
print, states the following reasons which
Will prevent Bishop Ives from receiving
ordination MS priest of the Catholic
church. 1t says:
He cannot be orlaincl priest without
the consent of his wife. To make her
consent worth anything, she must be a
Catholic. Even then, it will be worth
nothing, unless she retire voluntarily 10
n convent. Even so, there vii be soma
difficulty in obtaining permission to be
n priest.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09

Editors Of Timcs:-"Union" is in.
formed that those two school masters
who have occasionally lecturcd on cdu.
cation, are now as much interested in
the cause as they were before their eec.
ton TO office. And though they have
not as many opportunities to tttend
meetings, yet they are putting forth all
the influence they can in that cause"
LAWRENCE.
n. B. they are also temperance
men, and would be glad to lecture on
that, if they had time. Nay, they in
tend to make speeches on both subjects
as opportunity occurs. Hope "Union'
will not be offended. L.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09

Editor OF Times:-Pcmit me through you
columns to suggest to the Physicians Of thi,
county the proprey Of establishing Medical
Society. | presume every Physician would
feel an interest in having society of this
character organized IN the county. We have
laborcd under great inconI cnicncc for the
want of some criterion by which to govern our
charges. Physicians in different counties ihro'
out the State have adopted this plan, why moi
the physicians of Lawrence county do Likewise!
would like to hear the opinion Of some of my
medical brethren on the subject
A PHYSICIAN.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
THE, TAIL OFTilE COMET

is forty degrees in length, hul thin in substance
,"t s.r' visiii. tfvu.ir. The marvellous tulcs
OF some nos;rummongcrs are nearly as and
quite rs easily seen through.
The propriey OF DR.. G"ysoHs Extract Of Tlor
hoi and SossopdriRa. however has no occasion TO
resort to sneh mhs in order 10 attract public a,icn.
ton.
The actual cures performed ly the article. where
ever ii is Introduced. is the hnsis upon which the rcru-
ta'ion OF this remedy is founded. the hundreds of
ccr'iicascs frcncwcd hopes. health and litc, that
continually flowing in upon him. will prove.
i-J I!nnj"gs may flourish for n time, but n rene
dy must possess incidental virtues. to cs,nbs
the reputation hct DR.. Guysons ERow Dodk and Sor-
saparVn has cs,abshd wherever it has been used.
IL" Sec advertisement.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Coal al Puget'S Sound,
The \. Y. Express says:

One OF the most important items of
news obtained from California by the
Northern Light is the fact that coal Of
the best quality is found at Pugets
Sound, lying near the water, and wharf
built at a small expense will enable
vessels to load from the mouth of the pit.
This will give the Pacific steamers what
they have long wanted, anl save tho
enormous expense of transporting coal
from Wales at $50 per ton, which is now
the cost of laying down coal in SaE
Francisco. The coal from Pugct's Sound
is said to be equal to Wclch coal. Spe.
cimens are TO be sent to the Cry s,al Pal.
ace for exhibition.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Ey- We publish on our first page


communication from one Of our iron
manufacturers over the signiture' Squalls
Now we have no idea that the editor Of
the Register wished to doubt the word of
the furnace men in regard to their manu-.
(acture ofiron. More likely, that being
aware Of the prejudice existing among
many against iron men, he thought like.
ly to give additional weight by stating the
fac, thus forcibly. However it serves to IL.
lustrate the scrutiny to which the editori.
al position is subject, and happy the
man that can coolly consider the opin.
ions Of others, and "prolt wilhal."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09

IGT Bicklcy's West American Re.
view, for August has come to hand, as
heretofore, it is very neatly executed.
and is cvidentl y conducted with ability.
The necessity for such publication at
the point (Cincinnati,) from which it
cmanatcs, is apparent, and needs no ar.
gumcnt to suhs,antiatc the fact. The
price of subscription is such, that it is
within the reach of all. And the extra.
ordinary inducements now offered to a.
gents are worthy the attention of those
that have an opposiuni y to procure sub
scrbcrs.
Single copies, 30 cts, one
copy, orc year, (in advancc) 81 90; ten
copies, one year lin advance,) Sl5 600;
twenty copies, ,onc year (in aivance) $25,
90. The editor Of the West American
Review offers TO agents, or persons who
will procure subscribers for the Review,
the following inducements, viz: Agents
receive 33 per ct. on all sums received
from them. To the person who shall
send in the greatest number Of subscfi.
bcrs, (paying in advance,) by the first of
December 1862 the Editor will pay, in.
dependent of the regular percentage, the
sum of 5000; to the next largest list
500; and to the thirl, $50.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
California...Chiues Language,

The ninth section Of an act passed BY
the California Legislature for the collec.
ton Of the foreign miners tax has been
printed in the Chinese language. Tong'k
Achich, Chinaman, certifies that the
translation is "faithrul and good."
There are more than thirty thousand
Chinese in California, and "st'll they
come ;"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-09
Steamer Cabinet,

We understand that the Cabinet is
hereafter to run in the old trade, be.
tween Sandy AMI Cincinnati, going
down on Mondays, and Thursdays, and
up on Wednesdays and Saturdays. We
are favored with late papers from her
o5liging officers.