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NEW MUsIC.-John F. Ellis has sent us
The Star Spangled Flag of the Free y
words by FL. @. Preuss, music by Stewart
Macauley, dedicated to the the popular
Col. Geo. P. Kane, of Baltimore; the
Jessie Polka" the "Grand Russian
March, with brilliant variations, for the
Piano, and the 'sIngomar Polka"
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" A young harytone is making a
sensation on the stage at Florence. He
was a poor uninstructed youth, sand
HEAVIER, on the Arno, before his fine voice
was disco vered by his patrons. Rossini
pronounces him the finest barytone yet
heard. s< es.>- s..
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q Dir. Everett owes it to himself. to
let the public know automatically, by a
publication over his own signature, the
exact truth as to the Hulsemann letter.
The assaults upon him. chiefly induced
by Wing opposition to him in reference
TO the next Presidential nomination, are
injuring him sensibly. The matter Is
well understood by some, but the country.
generally, don't see behind the scenes.
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t. Carrera, the Indian Chief, who
about twenty years ago emerged from
the mountains, and with his naked fol-
lowers, armed with bows and arrows,
defeated the Spaniards of Guatemala, and
made himself President of Central Ameri.
ca, has constituted himself Emperor of
State. HIS coronation is fixed for an
early day. His example is to be followed
by Chomorro, Governor of Nicarasua.
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PROCEEDINGS OF To-D-sp

4
sENATE.-Prayer by the Rev. William Mill
burn, Chaplain of the House. The Journal
having been read, the early part of the morn
| ing was taken up with business of no particular
| interest, after which, 1=-ee
| Mr.. Mason brought in the bill authorizing
| the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to extend the
line to the Potomac, at or near the city OF
Washington, which was read twice and refer
| red to the Committee on the District of Co.
| lumbia. ~. pa F.. .6xf. s.. = - -
lie then moved to go into Executive session,
which motion was lost-ayes II, nays %.
Mr.. Badger brought in bill to extend the
time Of paying duty on railroad iron to FIVE
years. co.
Mr.. Douglas proposed substitute, instead
OF giving credit for FIVE years, the duty
should be suspended until July l, 1857, the act
to take a retrospective 81 feet for july /. 1859.
Mr.. Hunter spoke in favor of this latter
plan. b F. .f I'll
Mr.. Seward inquired what was the revenue
derived from railroad iron
Mr.. Hunter said from iron for railroads, roll
ing and other purposes, $4,000. 900. = -,
MIR. Seward objected to the plan of the SEN
ator from Illinois, (Mr. Douglas.) as it would
lead to uncertainty, and was speaking when
we left. 10 81. -.
HoUsE.-To- day the Speaker laid before the
House State Department Communication re-
la.ive to the affair Of the Crescent City. Re-
ferred to the Foreign Affairs Committee. - ?
On motion of Mr. Hester, resolution was
passed calling on the Commits sioner of Pensions
for detailed information concerning frauds in
the Pension Bureau, committed or ate mpted
Mr.. Wells, by leave, presented resolutions
Of the Wisconsin Legislature, for cheap ocean
postage; referred to the Post Office Committee.
Mr.. Bennett called up his land dis;ri button
bill, the further consideration Of whie had
been postponed until to day -. - i
The question being on its commitmen'- 20.
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, moved to lay it n the
table; not agreed to--yeas IS, nays rs. r4
/ Mr.. Bennett moved its postponement Il l this
day three weeks e = % 'e5.loo,f r sled IA
| Mr. McMu,ien moved to strike SGt his day
three weeks and insert until the LIST of June:
amendment not agreed to.
Mr.. Benefits motion was then agreed %.
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Some abolition print in New
hampshire, having asserted that Messrs.
john Brown and VIM. p. Sias, of Ossipee
members elect of the House. were free
soilers, those gentlemen come ont in
card IN the Concord Patriot. DENYING The
charge, and declaring that thew Snail
maintain the principles, sustain The
usases, and support all the Nominations
Of the Democratic party. The Demo.
cratic majority in the House win be 20
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THs FEVER IN PERU.-The fatality of
the yellow fever amounts to thirty deaths
per dag in LIMA, and twenty in Callao.
Many French and English had fallen VIC
tins, but 10 Americans.
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MRS. ARNlSTRONG'S ACADEMY.

sum sac massachusetts, oreRue, bet 9Th and 7h sf
Nj KS. ARMSTRONG would respectfully inform
.ANl her friords and the public generally that she
has secured the aid of lady frors the North, emf
nenty qualified u AXE charge OF the literary de
partment Of her fctool She can there fore promise
as thorough teaching and rapid T lgress t, her pu.
District.
Tie PRINCIPLES upon which she conducts her school
are nc lid and persuasive, yet positye and AN ,tud
les shall be SO eluci lated as tn be easly compre-
and healthy.
mrs A. VIII give instructions on the Piano snd
Qutars ene in fo'al Music She sysils he,s ,lf II
tbls medium to PR sent her mot sin &c Q thanks to
her patrons and hobes by this srra- gemsut TO merit
cont nusnce Of Their support and toat of others
ap 10-1sw3ws "
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,

83EN, MhS. n: l.. DAWSON, Pennsylvania ava,
ES8R tssen 9Th and 10th streets, o. posite Iron
WI hall, would respectfully announce 10 the
lSdhs Of Washington ami vicinity, that shs
mas Just received a splendid assortment of Sprine
anu summer HATS, and will opea On TUESDAY.
eAe Ilth instant, embracing every article usually
sept IN well and carefully sell ctei stock She re.
~p-ctfdlly g. icits an examination vt her Goods
ap iu-Sl% MES NJ L. DAWSON
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TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.

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order left al this Office.
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limitedi their own immediate business and all ad
vertsements for the benefit Of other persons, as well
az all advertisements not Immediately connected
with theii own business, and all classes of adyer
tsements, in length or otherwise, beyond the limit.
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such transient advertising, bills will be separately
rendered, and prompt payment is desired.
Advertisements of all kinds are charged for when
published in the Star.
Religious, Marriage and Funeral notices, when Of
moderate length, published NJ % cents, each inser-
zion.
ception, MUST PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Il MRS. J. LANE, Bridge stre, Il be ween High
~ and Cor gress, wtud respectfully announces
70 ths AIDES OF i.orgetos n and vicinity, that
she has just received q splendid assg rtment or
Sprpg and Summer HATS, and will open on
THURSDAY, the 18th rsanf, eubra,i ing. French
elmp al Fancy S,rass. aud every article usually
AeP IN Wen and ,a;efully selected stock. She re-
spectfuily solicits n exsmipation on ber ,,ooss
ap 10-3t* MAS JFlNR
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. GREAT EXCITEMENT.

S LEf'S vARIErE-Popular 'ectures ", n
the subject oil Mind, lie Nervous Sy.tem, Elect
city and the Error of Spritualism Continued T.,
reque on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAi
and SATURDAY EVENINGS, April 18th, 18th II b
aud 10Th, by DR.. Brown VIII iaus the Original
tsychoogist. Gentlemen csus Il % do many laugh
able things each evening against their Wills.
Doors open at LECTURE q! s O'Clock
Tickets l21 cts Front sest rs cts Private Fexes
~ Gus ep 11-4ts
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HARDWARE.

',HE subscriber would respectfully inform his
4 trends and the public generally, that he is now
lscei'ing oirect NOM the manufacturer most com
plete assortment of American and Rorcixp Bard
ware, which hs selected himself and he viii guaraL-
zee nus goods tohA Of . superior quality to thoee
usually sold in this Market and at mucn less price.
An tnAt he asks is-that. consumers ~ill call and
examine ms artieles and inquire his prcesfeeling
Comment he can give general satisfaction. ALI It,-
cies warranted rs represented. gI-s, sv4s IVr -
sEf--EE o. JOSEPH u SAVAGE -
olcsals and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Penn
fylvana avenue, "a door west Of 10th street.
apll eod2w Qptelg
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAB.

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Dolly EreHing Scr, can have il delivered TO 'heh'
on the evening OF lis issue, by faithful Carriers, W
leaving their names at the store OF CAihEhS q
BRO, corner of HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets.
AT WILMINGTON, DEL, E. 8. X. BUTLER, Ilz
Market street, will attend to the delivery OF the SaT
AtPHrLADrLrmA,J j. T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies Of the Star early
on the morning after its issue.
At PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, R. G. STA
PIES, No. 4s High street Portsmouth, is prepared to
serve the Star regularly to all who may wish it.
AT ANNAPOLIS, ND, NORMAN LESLIE will act
as Agent for the delivery of the Sor the evening
OF rs issue.
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LIME LIME LIME ~

I AMBs COOKS WASHINGTON HOUSE stree,
y between nth and 18th, wsshfngtsh CITY. Board
b, the day, week or month Terms rs cents pa
bay, or s. per week. Meals served ut all hours,
tp6-Iws
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SM 6EWARD.-sTRAYED OR STOLEN
~, suayfd or was stolen, on Monday evening
the ID instant, from my stable on the corn OF ri
ana streets, heavy, square made, light sorrs
nunoE, little sway backed, about ten years old
ana weighs from Hoo to 1900 pounds
my norse was raised In Shenandoah county, Va.
near Woodstock; he prsbably may have gone that
way. - sOA'
Areward Of S. will be paid If found in the Dis
tr1ct, or $40 II found out GIFT
- JOHN McLEoN,
Pe-St" corner of ID and B streetS
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NHEAP DAGUERREOT Es.-Mr
" j. j. WOODBRIDGE would respectfully AL
nounce to the citizens of Washington and he riciI
ity that he has just opened a Room On Pennsylvs.
MIA avenue, over Gilnan's Drug Store, Tor the puI
pcss of bringing before he public OF his cleo
torins pictures, taken by his new French r. cess
fer which lie as the only right fer the Unite Z
States. Pictures taken at so cents pieces.
an ll-St 81. r..-Ets 81 .--1G.r.H - -
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rAUZE, Merino, and fine Isle Thread Under
" garments for Spring and Summer can be
found at r 1s-a sal < gRIRGE,s y
sp LIFT -a-ats
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FISHING TACKLE,

Nv have now in store a most compl, te aseort
w ment OF Fishing Tackle, We name in part
Jointed and Walking Stick Reds
Multiplying and Common Reels Landing Nets
Artificial Bait Moods and Hooks
Silk, grass, and liner Lines
Floats, sinkers, and Baskets
All Of wEick are Offered on the most accommo.lat
ing terms, by JOS. l.. SAVAGE.
.r-- Hardware Dealer
Pa. avenue, sc ond door from lotn street
an 11-eo2w
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POPULAR T.ECTUPES

TOf ULdh LEN z MS.
NEW ELECTRICAL pHENoMEN. DEyFIop.
N MENTS for tle .Scie,a .fc Amusement for "a.
million DIR. b. Brown Wiliiams the original Psy.
biologist at Riseys Nariets (or Iron Buildings) on
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, April 10th
td ith upon the interesting subjects II Mad H.
Nervous System, Electricity, spiritualism ana tbs
alse convulsions of its believers Each lseture viii
be followed by the most interesting and laughabls
experiments, with gentlemen from the audience In
controlling them against their wills ever witpe,se
by the mysterious agency of Atmospheric Elictri
ity.
Doors open at lecture at o'clock
Tickets: orchestra chairs and private boxes "a
It's; reserved seats IS cts all ether PARTS Of the
house l212c .p s~3ts
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DR.. COSANNs' OFFICE, for the cure
IL Of YenereAl Diseases, the promotion Of child
bearing and other purposes is 7th street. seven h
door from Pa avenue, ID floor, 1st door.
ap Ills
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Prssident's Mounted Guard,

IA Prsstdent's Mounted Guard,
Attention Each and every member
F@ OF the corps are particularly reque st. d t
be present at the Us I'D weekly meeting
70 take ACE on TUESDAY EVENING, the llih OF
April, at O'Clock.
1t /, earnestly hoped that the officers and men,
oers VIII be punctuai in their ate ndance.
By order Of of the Captain:
JAS A. KING,
aP ~ ~ Financial Secretary
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" FAIR.-Tke young ladies of the firs
w Coiored BsFtis Church a,e holding IA.
al the Perseyerance Eniine House. for the ben, ut
Ssli Church: They RESPECTFULLY reg the encourag:
ment OF their friends and the public generally
The Fair wli be open from o'clock in the afe,
"eon untli IL O'CLOCK a night. ap 10-lws
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~ ENTLENEN'S LINEN HANDKERCuIEF,
VI warranted pure Linen, Liyen Crayats. som.
thing very neat for Summer use. Also eye-y va
riety OF Neck Ties aud Socks to please all taste.
Gents. Linen Collars iisle Thread half Hose AND
Hos cry OF every description; Vest aud Coat But
IONS, latest style, together with every variety of lit
tie things that C cry body wants II
WM. 2. SIZE DIS
Fancy &c IS aud Millinery
aP LII 18th ST., above Pa ayecua
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hundred Yankee abolition preachers-Conpre.
gationalists, nominally-who came hither last
week, under the pretext of installing the Rev.
A. Duncanson, seotchman, over the Congre-
gatIonalist congregation now occupying the
church on 9th street, formerly occupied by the
Episcopal congregation of the Rev. Clement
NJ Butler. After sundry examinations of Mr..
Duncanson, this council sitting upon his faith.
have voted him hereto as it were. and re-
fuse to install him, on the ground that the
condition OF the finances of this church is sue b.
as that 1t must be supported in good part by
northern churches Of the same denomination:
and that it will not do to expect them to foot
the bill, unless the minister's faith-and
poiitics, we presume-agree with theirs -
we learn, on good authority, that the objec-
ton to him, is, that he is too much of o Metho-
dist tor their views. Henry Ward Beecher
Charles Beechsr, and Professor Stowe-the an
pendage of Mrs. Beecher Stowe-are the ruling
spirits OF this council, cutting, carving, and
managing matters apparently to their own
hiking Henry Ward Beecher was to have de-
llvered the address on the installation. which
was to have come off On Sunday last. We do
not dignity his intended effort with the appel
iation OF sermon; as sermons and stump
speeches are, and ought to be, very different
things. Beecher speaks only the latter. it
will be recolIected.
1t strikes us that this congregation NAV
make up their minds to have all their expenses
paid by VIM. Lloyd Garrison Co. if thcy at
tempt to keep up their Church in this commu-
nifty under the immediate guidance of the an
pendagoto Harriet Beecher Stowe, and of Henry
Ward Beecher, who has belched forth m,re
unmitigated BLACKBOARD falsehoods against
the people of the slaveholding section of the
country, and more revolving blasphemy in be.
half Of all his isms within the last year, than
any other notorious anti Union abolitionist in
the land. 81 a3 a! -4ts5ta f.r.s.rt-s, t,5.--. 80
Wetakeit for granted that the use Of the
name of the Hon. Hamilton Hamlin. as one of
the permanent committee Of this council was
without his knowledge, as he is not member
of their Society, we learn v2sA - s'.a Z
mIo5-S. ls.g
Navy Officers Ordered, detached, &c Boat
swain Van Rensselaer, Hall, detached from the
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honesty displayed by him in this negotiation
Beset as he was by all sorts and kinds of sill
lister and underha nded influences, American
and Mexican, seeking to thwart any arrange
ments not made to promote their private ends
that he succeeded in efiecting the arrange
nent he did effect, is convincing evidence Of
his skill and ability. Nevertheless he ha.
been grossly assailed by the same influences
since the treaty was received in this country
| to prevsnt its ratification, unless modified tc
advance their per sonal specializing schemes
Cnprincipled presses, subsidized by the same
interested parties, or melted by reckless and
inscriptions hostility against,the Preside It
have INDUCED In insinuations and accusations
respecting his conduct, of the most degrading
character: and even the Senate has been de-
nounced as being Influenced to rattfy q the
treaty by corrupt means. One Of the charges
made against the oil soldier, Gadsden, is that
like Old Hickory, of whom he was the pupil
and aid de-camp, and General Of Engineers,
he disregarded the rules of grammar and spell
ing in his correspondence. This is terrible
accusation, and General Gadsden's friends
should forthwith meet it, or he is ruined for
ever. By the by, on this point the proclama-
ton of the Captain General of Cuba, about
newspaper editors, is in accordance with the
motives IF these orthodox grammarians.
The incidents connected with this negotia-
lion satisfy US that the act of Congress Of the
Both Of January, 1893, entitled g An act for
the punishment of certain crimes therein spe
cified," declaring that American citizens
whether actually resident or abiding within
the United States, or in any foreign country,
who shall, without the permission or authority
of the Government of the United States, di-
rectly or indirectly commence or carry on any
verbal or written correspondence or inter-
course with any foreign government or agent
thereof. with an intent to influence the mea-
sures or conduct Of any foreign government, or
of any officer or agent thereof, in relation to
any dispatch or controversies with the United
States; orif any person, being citizen Of
or resident within the United States, and not
duly authorized, shall counsel, advise, aid, or
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-25
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
"QUlCK SALES AND SMALL PROFlTS.'
A nimble sixpcnce is better than a slow shilling!
SILVERMAN, ALCAN & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
FOREIGN e. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

No /, Rodgers Block, Corner of Second and
Railroad Streets IRON'rON, Ohio.
IlavnS just opened the fullest and most com.
plete assortment of Plain and fancy Dry Goods
ever offered to the citizens of Iron and vicinity,
and the Cheapest stock, as well as the best Sc
lected, we are fully prepared TO give the po-
litesl attention 10 all friends and customers
who may favor our stock with an examination.
We are confident that discerning public will
ever confer upon us the liberal share Of their
patronage which we shall endeavor to merit,
both in The extra quality of the goods we offer,
and the EXTREMELY Low PRICES at which
we shall sell them to good customers. Dealing
upon the principle Of 'Smsll Profits and Quick
Sales" VIC shall ever exact prompt payment
Our stock is entirely too large to be men
toned in detail, but tthe public may rest assured
everybodys ants in the Dry Goods line car
be fully satisfied at our establishment.
Let il be fully understood that we shall no
be undersold for the ready pay.
Call and examne-no charge for exhibitin.
our goods, and we have the pleasantest store il
lronton. SlLVERAAN ALCAN, d Co.
March l6, 1854.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

DYSPEPSIA, Jsundice, Chforic AZ
i NERVOUS Debility, Dieeusr. Of !he Kdneys and
al diseases arisins from di.orde, ,sd Liver e Sion,
SH i"od S 70 s Hssd xsi,y eicf s,o,nsch
IIesri.bnrn, dis gust for Food. Funtv Or
s,omnch sour 5rsciHtioh, sinking o. hueruy ~ sne
difficult breathing at tho heart, chokns os sutocaiing
sensation when IN lying posture, diinnp,s 3f visio
dots or webs before !he sight svsr and aui rein ~
burning IN the flesh, eonsnnI inasiains o. sv an% ~
B. p.. HooTIAN3s SsIsIrs,.S dESM4N "a bir: @
Street Ii,ir,clphia, ~,
Their ro~ar over the nbove diseases 10 not sxcsed
4 equaie by any oher pIspars!io u % tss Il1e IlsJ
ply sicians had fnrd These Risevs are worthy tIs
attrndon Of invalinds rosscssins great virtues ~
glands exercising tho most searching power ~ weak.
nesf and afuron. of tho digestive orsaas they are,
wi'h'' 'as REHp is,S nSb ;sh p1ss,c:o9N BE- ,c:o9Nvrxcsp
=. d, PERkiss, Marietta. Ohio, Feb .! isoi, ssia:
'.Your Bucrs are highly priced by those. who have
pss' as when RfS Aaa Gs.s he .t Rg.s
was entirely cnJcd liy the use Of Eve l'oli!esn
q. H. DRAkE. freedom, o.. Apria3 isss, ssi@s-
eo,Ss 10 hanc hsys been out o., Of ie ssis for .os
tine. 10 the great driyinient of invnlids. med
cine much thought Of and sought sfsr ~ this con'nu
B. NJ. Hrrosrssos NJ D. Ee.'fcrl, G.. August %
1862, said: The Biers you shipped me III MsY isst
are NIL gone-I think II IL good mcdictnc, ann ~
reccomme nding Il to my paients and friends (which
do for no other patent mcdicine) You will please Tor
| ward a nrge supply" :.
8. FRENCH, woos CT, o. s52. snid' " have ,,scs
some three or four bottles OF lIoohui,ds Gefnan hitter
for Dyspepsia. aid have derived great hcneh, froir
lrir believe them 10 he good for oil diseases 10
which they are recommended"
| w. NJ ORn, Wooster. q. ssid: "You asked M
my opinion Of the German Bucrs. have used thcn
for Dyspepsia and Indigestion. md inke pleasure y
stating that think they are the very hest romedy ex
tant for the above colnpaints-,,cy are decidedly u
dvancc Of all tine proprietary mcdinees 81 The day"
,ssMr. Orr II a distinguished lawyer OF Wooster.
| facse Biticrs nre entirely vegetable. They heve
pry strntc the system, but ivgora,e Il.
Sold by Moxley Burher. IrontolG j. Haskell, "
Hnskciviile; Wm. II. Bryan, Burlington Latch
Dnvisso,, Marion, and Ny dculers III medicine ever,
| where.
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New Jewelry e. Fancy Store
rMn,kitrlrt c.1r fAyr.nrifir1. Il.

yDsMpu s.rlI7nIl!l1,I,
ITAS OPENED A New .Tewelry and
IL Fancy Store on LAWRENCE STREET,
opposite the Buckeye House, Ironton, where
he will keep constantly on hand general as
sor.mcnl of Fancy Goods, such as Watches.
Gold Pens, Breast Pins, Gold Chains, and
fine Jewelry Of all descriptions, Bonnets,
Ribbons, BIaids, Embroidery, Hats, Brushes,
Combs, Looking Glasses, Port Monies, Cutlery
and many other things which cannot be emu
merated, which he will warrant Of the oes
quality and will sell them cheaper than the!
can be purchased in any other store in town..
Call in and see his assortment, and you VII
not fail TO purchase.
Irnntnn April 25ih 1851.