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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

MULTIrupEs Of youn;m,n are ruined
by no, having decision enough to say n
They meet with companions who invite
them to step into a fruit shop or the con.
fectioner's, or into the oyster cellar,or the
bar.room. They are perfectly aware
that they would not like 10 have their pa.
rents see them go into such places they
are aware that those who enlice them
are as yet, below themselves in moral
character bu. they have not tao firm e.
ness TO say.no. When they allow them.
selves to bo lei away once, they will!
again; anil then they must return CON
pliment. This is the beginning Of lha,
course which leads to drinking, tavern
suppers, to street smokias,'o the healre,
10 the hous, Of her which is the way to
hell, AMI to lh, ruin of the young man,
for time and for eternity.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
MDnAL AND RRI1gloya,
w HAT ARE YOU DOINGl

w II Al A X Il YO u ID o n e.?
WHAT arc you doing, Young man,
You who arc dressed SO neat and trim
Your hands appear never TO be soiol,
anl your bosom is without speck OF
wrinkle. You mover work, anJ have
time to devote to any amusement. Did
you ever ask yourself, wha, wonIl be
the consequences of an idIc lifo ? Do
you wish US to tell you? Go to the
state prison or the work house, and see
for yourself. You will come away a
better man, we'll be bound to say.
An yon, sir. what arc you doing p
You are often seen at the door Of dog.
gerry. Know you not the thoughts of
many who see you "Were is a youny
man making fool Of himself His
cheek. his eye, his aoords, his general
appearance indicate it," Then why no,
turn about, and become a man, respect.
cd Just turn over new leaf to-day,
and it will be the saving Of you. Persis.
in your drinking and loafns prQpensities,
and they will leal you down, !doaon to
destruction. This you know, or a least
you ought to know it-lor you have ex.
amples enough before you to confirm the
fact.
What are you doing, Miss Folly p
No wonder you are considered walking
dry.gools dealers sign, with such an a.
bundancc Of fine clolhng on your back.
But who likes you the better for it p
Would iinot be as well to keep at home
and learn to sew and knit, to sweep the
floor and rinse the clothes, as to dash
about the streets. Ask your mother, and
If she has common sense, she will tell
you 50. Your nsighbors will, we know.
Who, do you suppose, will be able to
support you, if you continue to cut such
a figure ? Scarcely man in Chris,en.
dom. Be wise, then dress neatly, but
not GaudiIy. Spend less ,ime in the
streets than you do in the kitchen, an 4
you will never regret it.
To II 81: say, 30 straight forward in
the pa.h Of duiy-turning neither to the
right nor to the LETT, AMI you will be
such persons as high Heaven looks down
upon with appreciation.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE.

The eccentric, but brilliant Jouy RAN.
poLru once rose su ldenly in his seat in
the House Of Representatives, AMI at The
top Of his shri!l voice, screamed out
".Nr. Speaker, Mr.. Speaker! ! / haze
tound Me Philosophers stone IL is,
PAY as YOU co.,"
joan Randolph droppel many gems
from his mouth, but never richer one
than that.
"Pay as you co. and you nocl no,
dodge constables and sheriit's.
"Pay as you Co." ami you can walk
the street with an erect back anl manly
front, aol have no fear of those you
meet. You can look any man in the
eye wi,hou. ninching, You won't have
TO cross the highway to avoid dun, or
look inten,ly into The shop windows 10
avoid seeing creditor.
"Pay as yom co." and you can snap
your finger at the world, and when you
laugh, it will be hearty, honest one
1t seems to US sometimes that we can al.
most tell the laugh of poor debtor
lie looks around as though he were in
doubt whether his laugh was not the
property Of his creditors, AMI not inclu.
ded in articles exempt from attachment
When he does succeed in getting out an
abortion of Il laugh-for il is nothing
bat an aboriion-he appears frightened
and. looks as. though he expected it would
be DOuncel on nv the conslahle
"Poy as you go" and you will meet
smiling faces at home,-happy, cherry.
checked, smiling chillren,-a contented
wi(e-a cheerful hearth.slone.
john Randolph was right. 1t is the
Philosophers stone.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
MORAL GREATNESS.

There are two points which test the
moral greatness Of mcn. The one is
high elevation in prosperity, tho o,het
deep depressionin adversely. Hc, who
when everything is lourishins, can re.
main tho same nnassnming, unpretenl.
ing man, humbly but firmly dschargn2
the duties Of his station, devoid OF pride
ana haushiiness anl he who when ev.
erything is PROSTATE, can retain his sci
respect fitmness AMI reso'vc,--perscve.
rlngly discharging present duty wilhou,
sefvility or meanness, is he great man
Such one is ccntrel in himself. Hc /.
a great man in the tru, sense Of ii q
WorL
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

TAXING Down JUDGE.-Ons of the oil
fashioned attorneys practising in Indiana, in.
sisted on arguing case before Judge b., after
it had been decided. The Judge repeatedly
told the ua!ortuate attorney that he would lis.
ten 10 no further argument in the case,
'But, may it please yonr honor," says tho
advocate, "your honor will certainly hear an
argument if your honor has decided wrong r.
"No," replied the Judse, "if You desire to
argue the case any more, take it to the Curt Of
Errors.'
May it please yoar honor," says the advo.
cate, don't see where in the devil Id 90 to for
if this amt a court Of errors, d)at know
where to fad one!'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
fFA nov while .oreadinp bav |;

EsJA BOY, while spreading hay in
the meadow, was stuns by q yellow. jack.
ct or humble bee. Gfasping wisp Of
hay, and giving chase to his tosmente',
he succeeded in knocking him into tho
grass; then holding tho wretch down
with stick by one hand, anl taking y
pin from his shirt collar with the other,
he commenced partakins Of tho sweet
morscls of revenge. "l'll let you know.
old fsller," sail he giving his victim u
thrust through tn, body, "Ill let you
know (ano,her jab) tina, there is God
in Israel yst." -stis
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

Too Coon TO M l.osr-At recent elec.
ton in the Sa,c Of New York, a lad presented
himself at the polls to claim the benefit Of the
elective frarchise.
Feeling deep interest in favoritc candi.
date, the father who was evidently opposed I,
the boys preference, stood at the ballJ.bov,
and challenged his righ. 10 vote. on the
ground Of his not being Of age. Tho yoans
man declared that he was twenty one years ol 1:
that he knew it, and that he ins.s,el upon his
right. The father becoming inlignant, AMI
wishing as the saying is, 70 'bl,r him oI,''
before the judges said 1aTo. - ="
"Now, Bob; WILL You stand up there AMI
contradict mel Don't know a,w old y,u src,
Wasn't therc"
BIB BOXED his contempt for III. oil mans
speech. os h, hastily replied: 1.r
"Thinderation s'pose YOU was, wasn't |
there too 7" f,,.l i
THIS settl.d the sire, AMI in went The scion's
vote.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

BoARDiNo OUT WEsT.-Traveller, ldisn oInt
ing at a tavern)- Helloa, landlor e, can I 20
lodgings here to night nj.
Landlora-No, Sir every room in the house
is engaged.
Traveiler--Can't YOU even give me blan-
ket, and bunch oil shayings for a pillow, in
your bar room yes
Landlori-No. Sir; there's not square foot
Of space unoccupieI anywhere in the house
Travellcr-Then III thank you to shove u
pole out of your second aoor window, and I'll
rooSt on that.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
POWER TY.


"Wuo is he1" "Why some p,,r chap that
has got no friends, AMI cant aT1rl nsw slt
more than once year" 1t seems as if ritwere
sin to be poor, says the Albany Knickerbock-
er. People observe you in the streets, and
make remarks at your expense. The sexton
gives you back seat iu the meeting house.
The dry goods clerk exhibits cheap muslin.
and withholds-his p,lilcness for some more op-
ulent and better favored person. Your money
will not purchase as quickly as the money of
the rich. A class Of phianthropic shopm?n
purchase mean and aiUltcrated food for Your
sustenance, because anything is good enough
Tor the poor. Batter that might be used for
cart grease, and sugar with but few shades
between 1t and sand, are among other things
which your labor procures. Just as il flesh
and blood could any better withstand the ef-
feels Of poison. by being born in adverstyi
Poor! Why, that's condemnation enough -
Have all the talent in the world and be poor,
and yol need not hope--its Of no usc--Coupc
honesty with your poverty, and the hopeless.
ness is ten times worse. Do not forget there is
such thing as poverty. Oh! it is indeed
dreadful, very dreadful to b, p)or to finally
yield to the worst, and become an inmate Of
the public charity. Blush, ye WELT, do ir-
the world, when you turn your noses at the
needy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

THERE is set Of men whose success
in counting is unfailing, and we cannot
comprehend it. We allule to grave en-.
acia,ed, sallow divines, who never look
the person in the face whom they address.
WHO never speak above their breath !;
who sit on the ut,ernost edge Of their
chairs, full yard distant from the din.
nef table. We have never known ono
Of these scare.crows fail to get a good,
rich wife. How it is, heaven knows
Can it be that tho ladies ask them 7
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

+. BRIGHr FELLow.--In "Smilh's Federal
Calculator an amusing anecdote is given to
the following parport "A first. rate class was
undergoing a close examination in mental
arithmetic, and in reply to question concern.
ing the number Of men required to perform q
certain piece Of work in specified lime, the
class responded thus, "lwc clv- men and two
thirds" Bat one bright fellow, more discern.
ing than the rest of them instantly added
''Twelve men and boy fourteen years old p
fourteen being two-thirds Of twenty. one, the
legal age Of manhood. A student Of decided
"parts," that!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

PAssIoN.--Strong passion under the
direction Of feeble reason, feeds a slow
fever, which serves only to destroy the
body that enlertainsit. But vehement
passion does not always indicate in6rm
judgment. 1t often ompanies and ac.
tuales, and is even auxiliary to power.
full understanding; and when they both
G conspire and act harmoniously, their
force is grea, to destroy disorder within,
and rspel injury from abroad.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

THE UNITED STATES TINES is the ii.
tie Of weekly newspaper shortly to be
published in Washington city,byJ d. B.
De- Bow, a gentleman widely and favora.
bly, known as reviewer, sta,istican, AMI
political economist. The propose pub
lcation will bo issued ia conjunction
with his long establishment and popular
Monthly Review.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

The sons of the poor die rich, willie
the sons Of the rich die. poor. What an
encouragement to toll through life, &C.
quiring wealth to ruin our children -
Better to use our money as we 20 along
educate our s1nS--sccure their virtue
by habits of in lustry an | economy, and
let them take care Of themselves.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

SHAKESPEARE wants to know "what is in a
name p Had he lived in these days, and
placed another gentleman's name TO one OF his
due bills, he would have found that there was
a great deal in name, viz, two police offers,
an indictment, and few years residence at
Sing Sing.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

RW- Gop grant that we may contend
with other churches as the vine with the
olive-which OF US shall bear the best
fruit; and not as the briar with the this.
tle-which Of US shall be The most un.
profitable.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

A FELLOW was once asked what inference
he could draw from the text IN Job. and the
asses snuTel up the wind. 'Wel,' he re.
piled, the only inference can draw is this
that it would be long time before they would
grow fat al it,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

An" OLD SCHOOL PARsox.-About
the time that temperance and Anti.Sia,,
very began TO flourish, a COMMITTEES wait.
ed on old Parson Milton. Of Newhury.
port, Mass, requesting him TO sdyos ais !
those causes,--" Shan't dot I" said The
parson Of the old school; "when youshis-
ed me, it was to preach she. .sospsl--now
it's rum and niggers!" n s-tS
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

YouSo gentlemen Of poetic tcmpera.
ment should remember that polkas, waltz
es and similar institutions were not in.
vented 10 give opportunity, 10 hug the
ladies, but as means to display grace,
agility, power Of endurance etc. Impor.
tant distinction, ,ttis and true as the pfim.
or.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

JoHN sai a schooimaster to an idle boy, you
will soon be man, and Will have to do busi.
ness--what do yol suppose yol will IL W hen
You have to write letters, unless yol will spell
betterP ooh. sir replied JOHN, 4 shall put
easy words in them,'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
EARLY RISING

SAID the distinguished Lord Chatam to his
son, 81 would iascr.be on the curtains Of your
bed and the walls of your chamber, if YOU d,
not rise early, you can make progress in moth.
ing, Ii you do not set apart your hours OF
reading, if you suffer yourself, or any one else.
to break in upon them your days will slip
through your hands unproftabl, and frivolous,
and unenjoyed By YOURSELF"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

NJ. Some suppose it sufficient TO lei
error alone il it seems to make no ectual
encroachments, and that tho exhibition
Of tho truth, will cau.eesror 10 die oft
self. sgce -.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

EFFEcrs OF AN EMErrc.--The subioin.
cd is stated to be a true copy of.hs resig.
nation OF a certain justice Of tho Peace,
in Louisiana - ~
"To the Governor OF Louisiana -
Know a Il men by these presents, that I,
L-L-, squire, do hereby 'throp
up' for reasons best known to myself.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

Tnr first American edition Of Bible
was printed ia the Indian language in
1868 for the use Of John Elliott's converts
in Massachusetts. Not q man now liv.
ing can read it.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

D0 IT is an excellent rule 10 be OBJ.
served in all disputes, that men should
give soft words, and hard arguments;
that they should not so much strive to
vex, a. to convince each other.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

How TO PASS FORA GrsI6s. - . Is :,
man has to do At this day. 10 pas fos ! y, J.
genius, it to button his coat behind. and \. 4
wear his hat wrong side out. Ifhs esd 4
contrive 10 tumble over an, sppls )g)snA, ri
two OF three times twill help ~ mi. Il
ter vastly. A;sFss p tss':s 81 II ss'ss
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

Nor PERsosAL.--'Sif, you are 4 fool!'A
DO you call me fooli''Yes, Sisl' .Yss. n 3
Sir--l wcull call any msn I fool who
behaves as you dol 'Oh! you would estls .
any man fool, Then | cannot conss
s.der i personal. wish you good mora.Ir II
ing, Sir !. 1880. NJ :.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
peHwaT..
LIFE's SUNNY SIDE.
~ wA. LgooErr.

BY wA. Ls1oErr.
,THouou L,fc's dirk mud ihorny path,
Its goal tho silent tomb.
II yet some spots of sunshine hath,
Tint shine amid the gloom.
The Friend, who veal and woe partake,
Unchanged, whafe'cr his lot,
Who kindly soothes the heart that aches,
IL sure q sunny spot.
rhe Wife. who li1s our burden, Lcnrs,
And uttcrs not a moan;
Whose ready hand wipes oil our tears,
Unhccded nll her own;
Who treasures every kindly word,
Encli harshrr one forgot.
And carols brightly rs Bird
She, too . u sunny spot.
The Child who Iifis nj noon and eve,
In prayer its tiny voice,
Who gricves when e'r its parents grievet
Aud Joys when they rejoice:
In whose bright eyes young genius glows,
Whose heart without blot,
Il fresh aud pure as summers rosc,-
That child's asunny spot. hr
There's yet upon LIES weary road,
One spot ofbrightcr vi, W
Where sorrow half forgeis i's load,
Ani tenrs no longer How.
Frcudsl may wi:hcr, love ,clne,
Or child his honor blot;
But still undimnied the spot shall shine
Rcligiol lights that spot.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

fnviolable fidelity. good humor, and
complacency Of temper, outlive all the
charms ora 6ne face, and make the
decay Of il invisible. 8 NJ -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

DJr There is a paradox ir pride Ii,
makes some men ridiculous, ani pro.
vents others from becoming 10.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26
Justice Of the Peace.

A SwIrcR TExDER.-" Boys, .hat il
III that noise in the school I" y.ss,.
1t is Bill Skies. Sir, Initiating lo.e 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

The mining industry Of Chill is in a
high state ofdevelopment. The yield Of
silver fof 1852 is estimated at sum equ.
al to s2,40O,O00 sterling.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

Come up here, William | II you have
turned into locomotive, i. is high time I
you were suitchsd off," ~ Il
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

A man may be great by chance but never wise
nor good without taking pains for it.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-26

The suowwss one sscsSSsp !, i fs39;1f, 4,
Michigan. on Monday. s3E y <,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

o., 80 -. g. a I.';,:. z Of GaMDEN sIEDs.
SklTSS15fS $sSS$SS$M sSs.tl ShCs
"ors %%ctsa S1!H ss Sss%ons SUVA' Bro i'' Main
s We SS: g.. 1S Sea-. N Re :
ARTeroSp-areen Globe
I nsS sf Ts a Whit White
G.S9son~ E,rly Purple, LSrge Purple Cape
larry Ysit Ey batteries, Larr. vr. pueh, ts.
is sugar Loaf Green O0''' Savoy p'HmA'Ad Savoy
cai'%T wSiis S so5 h .s!sS S"'' Cattle
CrcrsREE-E.lrly Frame, Long Green, ehsttIn, 40
SS Ss p, rol:,ror' Eary Sugar, Weeks
Nutmeg i ~ Maze. 1.aS Melon. Sa,'s "
Osios-while and Red
PAHLET-Curied
PAa,Nlr-Cup, Large Dutch
rr,,slaeal. Extra Early bishop, E.ry Dvar Dwarf Bu,
PSgs'iao' DEGn Green Imperial, Dwarf harrowfat
R,pnpn-Iopg sesriet, Salmon, Red white Turop
s sslsl,ynoI Oyster Plant
soUisu-Eary Bush, 10
Issr-sd Top ,V White f FIAT Dale, Hybrid, L,,, wo,o.
IIso,@sTsot and rot Herb feed.
iisD sgrp. Luesrne, Grass ssed., Ae,a o. .te
SAMUEL X nUnCB, Merchant Tailor, No NJ Main,
ps hsya Jn n IssiT sSa y 9 sgu
ee Ve'ting', which will make 70 order approved
mhl6
Of
IA Those bsaIuu SIR Mantlas IN black white eoors-
White, Black and Colored Lace MAntiliaa
HiohOn n Velvet Trimmings, for dresses
Hack and Colorcd Parasols, In great variety
Ao ~ pieces Of those fast colofed tasns te
$40 y OHRisTfAN LATHK0b ~
ul"'' 70 Main street
a pFLE HRAHDY- 80 bills, old and iu?eror Por sale bv
IA 'nh25 DAYbNPORr, ALLEN 60.
4 tiuHN TEts.-sOo packages, tor sale by
~ mhSo DAvENPosT. ALLEN CO.
sR4b9A Frklns % Pdne Butter. For sale by
'DOO tnhis IL. W. TYLfR
OSfthF.-A fuii assortment HosIsty Tor Cbuf,c, t.,
IA Gsnueren aud Servants, Tor tais by ' '"'''''
TOO O. HARTwELb a 90,
nl'4' -.-----------.- no nrosd street.
4 gE.hVEp, %Hi-ksY otsnpe bfqiddy. A a.I s,ppiy
RAwuY0s MILLER
P' Corner SfPsah asd oIfy streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

Nelon-Green Citron; Pro
Apple; Nutmeg.
Hdfer NeloA-Finest kind.
NfSfnrtihm.
Nusfdrd- Black and white.
Onfon-silyer skin; WI to
PoIiuRA Yellow and he'd.
OErd.
P,ds-EItra Early; Early MAY;
Washington;do Frame; do ChArl.
ton; Dwarf Blue PrussIAp; do
hGIroWfAi; Bishop DWarfprUlife
PdrsHfps- Long smooth
french; Guernsey.
Idrsiey-Curied.
Topper Large Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Pumpk fn-LArge Yell,v
Field.
Ritibdrb- Victoria.
Rdddish Long Scarlet sho, I
Top; Scarlet TuTnip; White do;
Yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
sanlsh.
Plant.
Spindeh--Round Ieaved.
SgH'ish-Early Bush; Bell.
IOm"fo-Large Red; do Vel.
low: Egg.
Tunip-Early Plat Dutch; do
Red Toy: Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; Ruta Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
Hsrb s--AnnIse; Carroway;
Thyme; Coriander; Lavender;
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
summer savory; Sweet Mario.
rum; pene.
WM. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
DOVE & CO., =
WHoLEsALE DEALERs IN DRUGs, MEpI.

-. hENr, PAINE & KENT.
WHOLESALE mEAhERs N DRUGS, uEpr-
for sale, in quantities to 'ui' following
1850 s:WSIss Leaf Lead, S IL les.
aSS s ssS0, s sSS Sn and s;s, on ou
9oS gallons oiSs OH. One Nss''"
100 GU ces ierrng's Ointment
$50 sFo.s sS.Ss'ss''
80 90 boxes Starch so Dbl, Tanners OIL
l''S ~ S SIEa :; s s.,S.'ed brands
lScSS ssnuias Forha,an Pipe.
$50 So S s; lse %inssa si,i Iron Faint
$50 SO S s5Ses s sSssss T TSsssss
10 bSi. smith. v.Ta.he.
10 sros. ssiIi,I aud Sod, Powder.
10 bags Aspee
loo Y. rria.s Hack roasua pean,
500 dozen Co,csnes
Fancy u'Td, Dye s,S s'e ee tho
s SCGssfoS OF RnGs %e
"a following article. So%p S.s% IN
additions: a'Wl a, NIL times render 6, com
b., Indigo; Paint, cO,or.; hes, Nader
S HsS . n SSPPSI1 SsSS Lead Extract LswOOd
s sSISPs % S'iia., t 4.f'.y Ss Acid
Venetian Rel; English Rehn
Paris Roll birthstone ant SUI
Prusst an Hue; Rotten Stone
Nrrmiliun; rumce Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
whiting Cinnamon; Mace NutmeSs
Putty; PEPPER, SPICE and GINGER
RAkes Patent Paint; Spirits Turpcntinc: LInseed
Furniture NaTnish: Coach
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