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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

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esttie ~ ur$sTe q Vt of The tiws. iRsgqancr
,sellss, oovstiag Il N-hh tieadosG MID fyery
morning. lie. would, have the dsonp;axa ac:,t
ofths way OF the frost. Would spsrad Is N. ,
tuan aud turn under. Hin the spEihe, wouid
wait until The grass was up, and piev ihelaa1
the day belste pliniiny it. Meed0w mud -.
not PsopUs1y srb%6itfet1. GuAno Wass9if0ea
sur Hilary, but he would not depend upon n =
q geneul thing. He would discouiase the
puFchaISof ofmaoh oft, More bulk wI vent
ea to ofbsts ppan the soil than was fo,alI in
concentrated manures. n mud was not a b.
had, theynnist dig up the Lsadlaads end suss
them - abs 2rbelAs TO :, q l.,, .,is 4ng :
deserved consider alton n lie styledt thiS ma n
csrbonaoeous. Scientific men, N oaliey. over.
look this very carbon. Agricaltural Chcmists
speak Of it as acting mechanically on tieSoil.
II iy demonstrated that vegetables feed largely
| on carh0niC acid gas and this mud was tbs
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
ssArU1DAY EvIHYNa.

How sweet ihc evening; sbsdows fiil,
Advancing 10 ,lie west, .;9iif MA
A. ends The weary week OF Toll, a.r.,fl. 7
And comes the day Of resi-,
BneM Ger the ear,h ,he s,ar Of eve q
Her radinht benuiy sbeds, ssspF
Aud myriad sisters calmly weave ~'
Their lighl around our Lsad,,i ,1j
Rest, msn.. from labor! rest from sin! ar,
The worlds hnrd contest close;
/ The holy hours with God hegin-- tssa
Yield ,hsc 10 sweet Terose.
BHgh, o'er',he earth The morning ray
III sacred light will cast. II. =.
Fsir emblem Of the glorious dsy ~ f4@
That evcrmore shall rest, !. et ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

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laond'ced Iook lac ocy d'saPPeafs.
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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
Tho WiAsw, sf McIntire Dsaa.

Il MIssS VuuS VI 6uueStttIos oi0Q' 1ddt
week-aged abou. ninety. She was the
wife Of Rev. Dawn Youxo,j when she
died. who |. we'll known as one Of the
pstriarchs Of the Methodist church in
Ohio. She was, when ishs became his
wife, the widow Of Joss Mcl2Tias, and
sister Of JoNATHAM ZAEs; BY whom the
town Of Evansville was located. yeHx
MclETlRE died in 1915, and left alarge
estate. which by will. he divided be.
tween the poor children Of the .owa Of
zanesvills for % school to be i, there
es,ablihsd, and his widow, dufiag. her
life. On her death, the large estate,
nearly one huadred theuse nd dollars,
goes toward the beneficial. object intend.
ed BY Nj. McIntire. A large amount
Of properly has been held in Zanssyills
since 1915, onileases running ldufing
the life Of the widow, which lenses are
al last determined BY death. The prop
erty was built up by lessors, and a,sood
many Interests have accumulatsd---de.
pendent on the contiugeacy Of Mrs.
Young's life. sH III; Il skis 4o4m: - "
Mrs. Young was one Of the rnost re.
markable women Of the west. Sheswas
| q pioneer woman. She settied ss Szanss.
yills Ia the 6nl cabin on @ths Muskin,
gum banks. Many : story she could
tell Of Indian life--iR which, she heraelf
was the heroine. She vas strong g.hand.
ed, daring noble wosnsn--fIll rsf. ha,
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braea1x ssloH.

4. -. Y l.f l.
Pfosves,,on INV. IL a'I the thsns eVi1 y
~ thodyhiH,,d convsfssiLyG' I, am h
Ths, world right onward dash ard seem
q All lie and animation. n stt- !, ,3HaDi
Whvfeer ,he. .sun his journey runs, IA
With syery hsiioM, Giba and tongue,
ProfrcsnOnia now tue ,lsesue--@ j,uAl
prosFeuipn's nov no dream. .i;s
The worlds now ruvslisd 10 aud IN,
With metal horses dnshiUg;. -, ~
VIII whis snd whif nway nllgo 10
Like liEhininy. dartiiig, fsAAingi 4, So,
While onwurd, forward rs thsy inove. = y
0sy sights, end sounds. and prospssss pSove,
pTogrepsioiIs row the ,heme-- ~ 80
= Pfoyfsssions now no dream tiftiH'
a 0od-likc gcnius. M from sleep, ga q
10 INV lrs world astounding. @lzjI a
New clAns and schemes. pIojoand aud deep,
Are sxstywhers abornainK, AH \
fsem Nonhto South, froih Essi 70 wAst 1,
IN every laid with freedom Liest, ffp
d. proGEesslohs iuosvi slse thems--, "a. D,
Progressioifsuow n0 dream. 49,,
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Married at Last,

Two native:of the Emerald lsle we're
joined in wedlock in our city on Tues.
day Of last week. This happy groom has
bufieted with the storms Of fifty winters,
while the silvered locks Of the bride tell
that she also has passed the meridian o.
life. The history OF their love Is not
without its romance. 10 their young
days, in old Ireland. they we're betrolh.
ed, bu, the purse.proud parents of the
girl prevented her nuptials with the
choice Of her heart, and forced her 10
wed with age and wealth. Her lover
lch the home ofhis boyhood, On sought
in this country by distance and absence
from his hearts idol, to forget the faith
of his strong Affection. Devoting him.
self 10 business in Southern city, he
found in its activity and hustle a partial
relief. Wealth came to him. and at
los, he welded. In the meantime rc
verses Of fortune came to tile family OF
the girl. "At one fell swoop," father
and husband 1ost their wealth. The
latter died, aud the widow followed her
(atherto America, who obtained employ.
nent in this city. DuainS the ipedemic
oflast summer, the wife of the merchant
died. aud recently on Northern tour,
he found in this city the betro,hed Of
his young days. Ii is necdless to cay,
that both being free, arrangements, were
speedily ente red into for fus6lling Of
the .ancient contract jand that this
time the penurious parent found no OBJ.
jec,ion to the nuptials, which were duly
celebrated as above. The, happy pair
are now on their way 10 the South, the
home oil the groom.-Balt. Amer. q
! News From India IN Ten Days.
T. Within twelve month the present
date, q railway will be completed from
| Ostend TO Trieste. Letters; passengers,
and parcels will then occupy little moro
than two days from the shores Of the
Channe, 10 those Of the Asiatic; four
days more will take them to Egypt, and
by the, aid Of the railway from Alexsndria
to Cairo. now rapidly advancing they
may, within thirty-six hours, be sAoa,
ON The, Red Sea, and in twelve days
thereafter be safe in Bombay. or within
three week Of their leaviag London, with,
ip this date the. electric telesraph now
prepaIing to be laid across the Mediter.
ranean. will have reached Suez, and
the 1000 miles Of wire which have al
ready reached Calcutta will connecl
every great town in India with the por
/ Of Bombay; SO that accordingly, before
THE year 1855 expires. we shalf hav.
communication BY eIec tic telegraph il
1 ten OF eleven days time with every par,
/ 81 India, and By stennser snd railfoht
from Bombay in twenty .one.-- ExglisA
paper. u ~, .3.s-sl.l,...t,. q
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III
Aliwho have had any experience u the M.
ter arg fully eoasiaeei ofthe luxury hsSlti lfnl.
ness offfesh and sueeulent Nlbstances ~ n,es
at all seasons Of the year. Yet the ;dea -
never suggested itselft W the many, or ifik,ka
it is not practiced upon. tllat a, cycis Of snch
substances may be had 20 as to furnisk Xesh
material through the year. The Pie Sl6at inr-
nished abesntifal link in thjecopnsctinu chain
coming, d it, does, wfe,i AppIeS bsein g -
their fssskncss. d, as,thsy ase inmsSr rfiAilies
not TO be found st all, apdbefocs Gooeeharres.
which have not yet f6uhd' place IN one safaen
Of twenty 10 any ,osenhie extsMt! 5 YSt Sov
few cultivate The Fie. PlantI sWhy, va nov
not. for nearly all are fond OF il when proneSiy
cooked, aadit csn be faised ~ essily g the
Buldock when once jntr sdHced s;ua ~ I'll. -
Ns,ther ot them Will grow succenfhlly in poor
soils.f The bnrdock Cho0ses n toeSticu III n.
se!f, and the Pie Plant r nsasly. s,wsss sthrust
and then bismed; sxcessissiys HI = IN M Tn.
dnce large, ine foot .staiks, where exer,snm.
mon weeds would refuae to grow. and 1here
no grass would veBetatsb unidsit betEe Ever
intrusive QHack. We once planted aoue mis-.
efablc. puny roots OF the PIE ,pisnt. In ! r;ch
deep anil. fThe 1eeasc4asAcs w1sl AZ aSest
year The ssze &c the fegt salk incssassa enc.
hsif. The f0tlowing aGtuagn; before the ~
hayiin sf frst, recovered ne he'd - sthse.,
0r four inches deep, with. fresh ,Aoyss marsrre.
Tins Kept the roots in fne preservation fhsus
The winter; and early ih3shss sprieey WheIi ne
ground was fairly settled. tho papnse W
mixed with earlh by Z deep and thoroueh foyk.
angs No wonder that tis visur 0Sf 'olif blsu,s
was Increased In a,wundeffai 'psoposfion4i A.
soon a. any buds appeared thsy ;wcss .skssa a
and the leaves were cut ~ saenss sleybs.
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FL RE! FIRE!! FIREItr
MORE TR.UMPHS OF
kICHsS LA MA N DEK SAFEST

IT NFTHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE list nrrS
received by the mails They form additional TESTIMONY
oil the superiority OF RIoHs SALAMASDEts all Others
.,- FIRE in CHARLES1 ON, SC. rr-
- CHARi EsToN, April 90, 1854,
Mr.. l.. NJ HATcH, Agent for Richs Salama nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding impossible remove our safe du.
ring the late fire. which destroyed our store i'm Hayne
street, and having taken books we put into il
several papers to testt We are glad to acknowledge
that IT fully sustained the high reputation your Safes
he preservation of these paper than we ex
pected when we witnessed the intense heat was sub
jected to. Yours, DC,
COURTNEY, TENNANT NCC.
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
ONLY STf;A NEsOA-' LIME ~riOM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
|SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY TIE OLD sANDUskh ROUTE.
AXp no pETESyiST OK Tyo SAP BAsS
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus Cleveland and Buffalo
rsfhk.s sFkkANPp2RsTE p2AE LEV LIVES
AZ !, 3, a. T..
CO. Steamer QUEBN o. THE WEST ID. II. Mcbride
Commander leaves Cleveland Tuesdys Thursdays and sstur
through from Cleveland Buffalo ten hours without
sgara Falls New oik. Boston Montreal. and all points
the Eastern States.
of deserve than passing notice
owned iy the New York and Erie New York
Central Cleveland Columbus and Cnenn Little
Railroads with more resrd 70 strengh speed unrya ed
and nasniicence OF finish than expense
The Queen and Crescent both evidences of Skill
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati.
Boat LINE from csasSd ss s sse Ue sfam
procure their Tickets via Columbus ard Cleveland
@ Meals State Rooms included in tickets lake
steamers of thisr route.
From Cincinnati to Buffalo 90
Prom cincinnati to n Yok RAilroad from Bufslo) so
From Cincinnati York via Hudson river s:'rs 10 50
'''' EXOU RSi0N TiCKETS y"
From Cincinnst 20 NIAGARA fahs and ....s9 00
oR 'R" sS SiSe HEaP a'il an ANY HER RoUTs'
the old established General Railroad Once in three story
ysos Ians @ s1snss q B:oadway and Front
and mail boat landing th Eastern, Little Miami.
road depot. East Front street
Wv srRADEit Ticket and General Agent.
The Omnibus Line will call for in of the
| ey2s = J. III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

q :, -NEW OKLEANs, April q, Is54.
Ouroffce and warehouse, Nos 81 and 35 Natchez St,
with their contents, except the books and papers con-
tanned in Safe. ntirely destroy ed by fire. on
the morning Of the 10th March. Although the had
been for several bouis In an extremely hot FIRE before
could recover il. an, being first discovered was
in red heal; being cooled with water, removed
books and papers TO the amount nty thous nd
dollars without the slightest damage er injnr, 10 u.s.
Being fully convinced by this the seen ri
~ of those Safes have procured the same
description from the same Agent viEi Ricbs Freproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No SO Magazine street.
and them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case Of fire.
pRICE WAISux,nn
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EVANSVILLE. La. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81.
STEAMBOATS, " RAILROADS

|TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 6. MAIL
| HIDE And EMPRESS PACK ELS. f..,,,
-. TRI-WEEKL, "A Boat Of this Line VIII
leave ferre naute ana Evansville every
Nondsy. wednesda and Friday. at 'elock
p NJ These Boats large. ccnmodioas well
at Haute with Railroad and Northern rack
ont Ohio river. f.-Elf ar' e22-tf
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., 81

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINIS, OILS, w., w.
Eco. AT AND RETAIL BY
LEIGH & We X LING.
rNHE have purchased the entire STOCK OF
l. Drugs and .uedicines of J. Nj. ID. Miller d Cos and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of eler & Farnsley, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH & Verling- .
Charlie. LEIGH the rm hopes he Is favoraby known
to the public having been engaged In Mr. CrawIofd
Bells Store the last FIVE years Peter Verng, oil the
same firm having cerkng in the present store the
last three years naters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend Keeping on hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict TO business and by low prices To merit
ibe raj patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
sahostv PETER VERLING.
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COURTNEY, TENNANT & &C.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE, NY.

:. s4. DANsvILLE, april 10, 1854.
Messrs. STEARNs & MARVIN Gentlemen Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all our books and
papers which came out in oOd orer. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully. yours,
-I - BROWN & GRANT
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JOuRNAL JOB OFFICE.


We invite the attention OF the public to our
facilities for doing JoB WORK of all kinds WIN hee
disnsteh and cheapness. Our sock OF Joo raIeI,s'
Caris xc is constantly receiving new addiuohs, VIM.
we have the lat styles of Types, Borders &c, o
~orkino n This stock suit any order "ehaVe III use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS 4
-h,eh we ara enabled to do work cheap, fast ana
rood. We have also ordered a
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS.
,,ha sxecutiou o. small and fine work In an elegant
r These with our other facilities and fine assort
ment of types enable DEFY competition. "ehaSe
so RULING MACHINE
ths,e 4. in the western country and the only one
P,an.yiIie by which enabled to do oil knos o'
RULED BLANK WORK
a. Al. naatest syle Orders either by letter or In per
son are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
10, U.ndbills Bills Iading, &c. &c The WORK VIII oe
execu,ed and sent home promptly, anu eha'
able- ..-;.a. i.telv in many
r;na. Of work while prices of material ana ,aoo
~ .ons nm our terms for job Work are invariaoi!
CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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EVANSVILLE :.,., ANp NEW H.RMoNY TRI-

eS.f,tel{sA on and after Saturday July lst, the un-
GSNISn-S.kl dersigned will q TgiWEfSLY LINE of
Stage Coaches a. above.
Leaving Evalsville Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at clock A. NJ renrning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursdsy's and Satu days ut o'clock A. VI.
The line will all stocked with good horses and
Coaches drivers
made with regularity aud dspa.eh. All orders goods
transportation Of packages &c, promptly and carefully at
tended to.
For other business apply the Office Liv
and sale Stable Locust the Market E"uss
Persons leaving their orders any Of heotes will
secure prompt attention. NJ. a. L. ii. DE 0ARHO.
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GLASS STAINING,

IN thc modern s'ytes for Churches, Public Build
ings Prirdie Dreltings, DC DC
r Cincinnati, also ut the Louisville Mechanics In
n stitute.
We are prepared to fll any order with metal sash
stained glass borders aud di mond ceners for any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures
as cheap as can had in New York, Boston or rhade
nbiahe noun, of risk OF breakage and transportation
less.
Our references are all tho good, new modern finished
Roa; ON the Mississippi and Ohio rvers three Presby-
terrain Churches Cincinnati, the Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio one Church AT Madison, md, ehaneei
window at Frankfort n.y., also one window, WIN NJ
1r.s nj Nazarcth and two Churches In Louisville
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
bury side trausome lights in various dweingsin Lou
isyilIe he xington nd DaBviile.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment on
Bultt street, Louisville, Ky. ,,y,co
mhl7 6m 1. u -nii'bS"" W.
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HNHOICE family Butter to be ha-at
" ksu COOKS
rJNHERMOMETEAS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
n Glasses. for sale by ey2O A. Z. PUSHEE.
KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
yHE ath of this Institution will begin Tuesday.
October aud continue until toe end of February with
BENJAMIN W DUDLEY. u. D.. Emeritus Professor of
Apat nv and Surgery.
5OsHGA B. Flint. N. D.. Professor Of the Principles
aud Practice OF surgery
HENRY ~ BUfLfTT NJ. D.. Professor Of Physiology
ROBT. J. BRECKINRIDGE NJ. D., Professor OF Materia
Medica and Clinical Sursery.
TIiOs W. G COLESCOTT. NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
JOSEPH G. NORWOOD NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry.
JOHN HARDIN NJ. ID Profess of Obstetrics and Dseas
es Of Women and Children.
L. M LAWSON NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice
of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
DAVID CUMMINS. NJ. ID. Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures at Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
course Preliminary Lectures at the School and the Hos
pita duri n the month of October free of charge.
Material for Practical Anatomy abundant The dissectng
rooms will he opened the ist Of October. u
full OF lectures amount 10 sfo5 Mat
rcution be paid only) S. pssecng tick So
Graduation fee s25. X D. BRECkiNRiOGE.
aug23-weow-nov1 Dean oil the Faculty.
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PRICE, WALSH & co.
cHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW UKLEANs, HpfII II, It54.
We have abundant reason 10 recommend kich's Saia-
mander Safe as eminently freproof. since
celeDt opportunity the 5th February last of testing
one Of that description. which we purchased several
years since of Mr.. Isaac Biidge. Our store No az
Chartres street. with entire stock trimmings
&c. burned the morning Of that day. subjecting
safe to very intense heat during hours vet
ii saved all its contents, comprising bank ana
OF nine hundred dollars bills receiy
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in our
books for forty thousand dollars. As said
one hundred and ten dollars risk nothing in pro
nouncing il the cheapest article We ever purchased
f. ,-t ALERRT d TRICO.
A large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SALAmASpER
SAFES, with Richs Improvement for safe by
STEARNS & MARVIN,
(successors to Rich q Col
ii, gTas.i- ...-r-. 146 WATER STREET. N. Y,
The only Makers Of Saamander Safes. combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors of
Jones' orid's Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. ALLlS d HOWES,
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making Hireet Connection
By THE
LITTLE MIAMl RAILROAD.

COLUMBUS, To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA. BAL
TfMORE AM NEW YORK, tr.
Atsix o'clock A. VI. and i've o'clock p. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS Blu RGHi
and five clock p. VI. lLu 500 -g.r
FARE REDUCEDl
Cincinnati to Philadelphia
Cincinn att to Baltimore
Cincinnati to New York via Phila ielpha. a........B
Cineiu natl 10 Pittsburgh
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh (front car). 500
lime Cincinnati to i IL hours
Time Cincinnati TO Baltimore .p1s no. rs
Passengers O'Clock A. NJ Train Lightning Express
Little Miami Railroad have Crestne
Pittsburgh clock p ana make direct con-
necon Pittsburgh wit train tPhade phia and Balt-
more with Train New Jersey Rail.
road to New York.
Passengers by clock A. NJ Express Train Little Mi
r. sleep Pittsburgh aud by Morning Train
(psng the beautiful tain by daylgh for Phil
ade and Batimore connecting at with o.
clock A Mail via kensgton and Jersey Rail-
road to New York
Passengers by O'Clock Evening Express Little ami Rail-
road Pittsburgh with Fast Ex
Philadelphia and Baltimore connecting Phila
lphia with Trai New Jersey Railroad to New York
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depvt at Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
all Information please apply at the old established
Railroad Oce in three story yellow building south
co of Broadway Front directly opposite the Spen
Railroad Hotel and Nail Boat Landing the
Eastern Little Miamil Depot East Front street -,
p. w SrRADER, Ticket and General Agent.
THr OMNIBUS LINE
VIII call passengers any Of the city bv leaving d
above Office southeast of Broadway and
Front. directly river bank. '
ey2S j. ID. HOWELL Conductor