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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02
New Cheap Grocery.

New Cheap Grocery,
j. CRWMAM & SONS
LATE OF CINCINNATI.
Having Established Grocery on Lawrence
st., between 3rd. and 4th.,
RONTON, OHIO.
NOULD inform the citizens of Ironton and
w the surrounding country, that having
the advantage Of connection with another es-
tablshment in Cincinnati, from which they are
receiving constant supplies, they will sell any
thing in their line, upon the fairest terms offer
ed in the market. Teas, coffee, sugar, spices,
Family provision, pork, hams, butter, lard, Veg
etables,-ln short general variety Of all the
articles usually kent in Grocery.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02

TX Chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young lily.
Ie) son and Black Teas, on hand ana for
sale by RING Co.
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Wistar's BaIsau Of Wild Cherry.


FOR THE INSTANT RELIEF AND RAPID CURE
OF ASTHMA CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, coa,ps
HOARsENESs, GROUP, AND ALL DISEA.
sEs OF THE LUNGS AND CHEST
THE BEST REMEDY ever known to naa
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, influenza,
bronchitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficult
Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weak.
ness Of the breast. or Side, etc., = e
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted to
every disease Of the Lungs and Liver. wAickA
is produced by our ever-varying climate. y
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS, die annu.
ally in England Of CONSUMPTION. In The
New England states, the proportion is one ip
foul. or five. In Boston probably one in fous.
In the city Of of New York, sixty- seven died in
two weeks in December Of this disease. Il u
less prevalent in the more northern latitudep,
as Russia, Canada, and among the Alps Of
Switzerland, where the winters are long and
severe, and there are fewer sudden changes.
No theory can be more we come to the hu-
man mind than the one which establishes on
good grounds the hope for prolonged existence
if the allegations of those VINO are at least en-
titlod to veracity, may be believed, there h.a..
preventive and remedy. Fssgs E4
TAnothsr Physicians Tsstinoay.-0
Mr.. Fowle- Dear Sir:-I could send Won
dozen certificates, strong and decisivs, q ~
really sanative effects Of your valuable Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry within the past twelve
months. under my own supervision, and dirse,.
ton. Indeed know Of few persons who have
used il comparatively, but commend it in the
strongest terms A case of Asthma, the o.
verest ever saw, to which was called
month ago, evinced The superiority Of the Ball.
sam. 1t lasted him six weeks, and the dysp'
noea and suffering were dreadful, he ~. W
every night. The gentleman told ne TO give !
him something t, last him home, l2i milesl %
that he might see his wife and child, and dis
n peacel gave him one bottle Of baisam.
and four ounces Of syrup squill, directing Aip
to take teaspoonful doses Of best Bordsanx
olive oil, when the difficulty vas greatest-r
Next day forced lis despondcat viil ana
made him take six bA les VI Wistars Baisaso
Of Wild Cherry home with Lim q psessal, hs
having al.edged that he hal used - 1, ion s1-
peusve medicines to ~ psoft. List week
Nj. A. called aud expressed biz srstituds 10
to me- in the wa,mest manner, said " ,ssedi-
oine had saved his life, paid his wkols bill
and tuok six bottles m ne. aud len utpatse foe
home rejoicing. Very respectfully ysaiA 4
". SHAW M. II. q.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02

AXES SgDp1g'S Dl3SYl
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY
OF our own manufacture OF axes for sale at
our manuactory on
Third Street Ironton Ohio.
Furnace men and others wishing 10 purchase
good arcs will do well to call on US, as we are
prepared to fill all orders with the
Best quality Of Axes ever offered for sa.o in
this merket, at
RGDUCTD PRICiEs.
Ross " Picker, No IL and II East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, and Duke &
Kingsbury lronton Ohio, are Agents for
the sale ofthe above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER & co.
IRoNToN, July 8, 1853. II
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRoFlTSF
Up with the Times--Not to be Undersold.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

aHMLMAHEN !
LAWRENCE
The
HOUSE LINE
The
ha W. CNDERSOLD
yand walnut donurs high
Walnut Mahogany. Ladies' Sewing Chairs do
CHAItS Miss Carey fancy Poplar q
dpDpaL
French
Boston and Jenny Lind Walnut ccmmon
splbtiom, Walnut cro. cllmndo Tnnde without
10 with STATS
TABLES
land
Dining,
STANDS and dmnl
Nnd,a anyancuc Mai
Walnut wcrad!e bal lboxes,
n
Spring scat rocking BEDSIEAES Markel&ian viii baskets
Cherry rocking Misses medium Miss
x anut,
M1ch2l &
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TyHE BUCKEYE BRASS BAND
n Ironton, respectfully tender their ser
yicss. III Public Occasions, Pic Mic Excur-
sions. Parades, &c.. Apply to THOMAS GLASS,
Ia fTimes Once, Ironton Ohio.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02
STAND FROM UNDERWEAR DE.
CLARED--COMPETlTlON is
THROWN ASlDE---THE CHEAP
CASH SYSTEM ESTABLISHED.
N U z 2 II z G i EAR Y,
Third Street, Ironton Ohio,

A RE In tho field, with a tremendous
IA stock Of q 3tOCERlES md PROVISIONS, COLI
si,,lig ~ part Us follows;
10 B5ls n. q. Moasscs 10 boxes excellent iobnrco.
lO hnlf bbs do 20 Kegs Nails OF MI sizes,
bills =. H. do 10 gross Of Matches
~ sncks prime Rio Colce,sO piir Country Socks,
$3.50 lbs smoked Meats OF 5W lbs OF Ioni Sugur,
all kinds, Ii boxes excellent Cheese
100 bDS- Of Potatoes, Rasons. Figs, Rice,
10 do Lime. CIncAcTs, Iiucaels,
10 do iv.i,c Beans, Wn-bhOarj-, Eedcoris,
100 lbs of fcs Of NIL kinds, ,Clothrsl shines, Snlcrn,us
10 dozen Fancy ,iroOm,, Baking and Washing Soda,
10 bbls Dried Friit. Mackercl llcrriig.,
so kegs Blasting POw1'r Cod Fish Table Snlt,
80 do liiac do Nsarch. Indigo, Vinegar.
80 boxes Sonp aud Cnndles Meal nnd t0i nrIices
10000 ussoricd Cigars, too Bw--. ,nou. 10 mention.
The nbOvc Goods nrc OF ihc hest - 'xy. md arc
warranted 10 give entire sniisnclio, CII rouiii---
will sell chcppcr fol cRS an oycrbe.
fore sold in rOnon. Our motto is "tui.sS snes. md
Snail proltsr MURPHY Il IIEAkY
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02

NLOUR constantly on hand-warranted 10
n the purchaser TO BE- first rate article.
X NJ 4 O..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To
IN the Membcfs of The Board Of Education OF Up
per Township, that an adjourned meeting will be held
in the Township Clerks Once in iron'on, on the sOll
day Of Nay next Members are earnestly requc stcd
10 attend, important, business will be presented for
th cir consideration.
l. TRIJNIIlO Sec
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LADIES SHOE

LADIES SHOES.
Ladies Calf and Goat Lace Boots, custom
made, warrented not to rip, may be had at the
store of s. w. HARPER.
Ironton, March 7th,
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FOR THE GENTLEMEN.

Fine Calf, Sewed and pegged Boots, also
Congress gaiters and Brogans, Custom made,
and warrented TO be of the bes.. material, and
workmanship, just received and for sale cheap,
Ironton Mar. 7th. s. W. HARPER.
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WHEATW WHEAT!!
N7Ep pay the highest market price for Wheat
w delivered in Iront0n.
II. G. 4 r. E.
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IRONTON MARKETS.

CORRECTED by RODGERS MURDOCH & co
FROM ACTUAL. SAEES.
0ROCERlEs-Cofes, Wholesale at i2l u he Retail "a
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02

CALT AGENCY, foo barrels Kanawha Salt
Don hand and for sale by RM & CO.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-02

Lanterns, Coffee mills knives
and forks spoons locks hinges, saws DC,
on hand and for sale by g & r..
nOwDER, Lead shot, percussion caps,
brushes and blacking for sale by g 4 r.
DRlED FRUITS. cotton, bfoons, tubs and
4 )buckets. vashboards 60 for sale BY g i r
NOTICE.
Thefe willbsa meeting Of The Board Of sehool Rx-
ssuners Al the Court House, Friday l7th inst, II
"a o,cIock An BY order OF the Boardt ea% Z
= 's'S q ~ n = TiEyrER Clerk.
Ironton, Marsh II, -
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SO Boxes assorted washing and shaving
~ Soaps on hand and for sale by.RM. Il G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03
WILL THE HIGH PRICES CONTINUE

\ general appreciation of prices has been in pro-
gress for some five or six years past Although its
immediate and visible impulse was the gold discoveries
OF California and Australia, yet it has roots which
reach below these. For nearly forty years the civil
LIED world has been substantially at peace and in
tenty pursuing the arts of peace, which have conse-
quently made great progress within that period. The
population of the civilized world has largely increased
causing corresponding increase in the value of lands;
for the greater the population to the square mile of
any district the higher (other things being equa will
he the price of lands within that district Industrial
progress has increased the efficiency of labor indyidu
ally and in the aggregate that the annual product of
human work throughout Christendom at least double
that of l-li. Luxury and extravaganza have doubt.
less become more dfused within these forty years:
yeteyery year of peace and prosperity some sur
plus OF earnings spendngs accumulated and in.
vested in buildings, canals railroads. improvement of
lands &c, so that the aggregate value of property
the unconsumed product OF labor probably at least
double this day what it on the LIST of June 1874
Hence confidence, credit currency, have all been eS.
panded and dihused. Lands and buildings afford
perfect security for nearly their present valuation
whenever il il morally certain that such valuation will
not be diminished for years to come hence loans or
mortgages Oh the personal obligation of property.
holders are negotiated with facility and continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

scheme as that 0fcourse not. Nothing which IA
,ored of earnest resistance has been attempted But
il will not be so always. Some such event "a
foreible rescue will yet take place, and whsn that
tkes place in Massachusetts, the fugitive will not be
sent to Canada He will be held upon her soil. and
note Of defiance sounded 10 let them come ani take
lin WHO dare
The future is big with events such es these unless
something is done to ssy the public excitement
produced by the proceedings Of the slave power
backed BY or rulers The fugitive slave law as 1t
now stands can 10 longer be enforced without eoP-
ardizrg the public tranquility to alarming extent
We again call upon Congress give their earnest and
imuedia attention to this grave subject. If there
can he no repeal Of the law at this session, which We
think quite certain LET us at least have the trial by
inn. A modification of this sort is absolutely de-
nsnded unless the country is to be precpitated upon
insurrectoD, and perehance civil war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

Wing Convention held at Pittsburgh (Penna.) on
the 3lst May renominaed David Ritchie the present
Representative in Congress from that District by ac
clamatiOn; passing resolutions but those having
reference to Slavery. The following are sample Of
the series:
Resoired That for the future the South must take
Of elftake Of its peculiar property supply is own
bloodhounds and doughsces-the freemen of the North
design TO- andw crush out and exernnate tho breed.
Resoired, That in view of the dangers of tho erss-a
crises overriding all party distncons-we hereby pledge
ourselves soldiers in the Of Freeomwe nscrbe
Free Men, Free Labor and Free Lands upon banner
and enlist lor the whole war;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

APPOINTMENTS AND DrsAPPoIyTMESTs IN PRospEcr.-s
John Wentworth writes to his paper Tie Chicago Demo-
eyd in reference to the passage of the Nebraska bill av
the offices preengaged:
when the final result announced, there q eat
chipping Of hands among the candidates. There mot
ing office in Nebraska They shouted right out whs the
bill passed. But the OF them will soon learn that il
is thing to get the bill passed. quite another n them
10 get Office under il. Ii any at home h, been
Nebraska for Office he has fooled away IS time as
there win not be offices enough here to fp i'll positive
pledges made here in order to get the bill rough Con-
gress.'
He has the following another topic:
THE biiteres man for the bill in aI the free States
delegate to the Buffalo Convex ion and a warm
supporter of Van Buren, and Adams in 'ls4s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

DEATH or FANNY FoRREsTER.-Thc death Of Mrs.
Emily G. Judson took place Thursday evening at Ham
l;on Madison Co. after Illness Of several months This
excellent lady widely known the writer of tho
popular sketches and tales which appeared under the sig
of Fanny Forester and al later PERIOD as the
gGe Of the devoted Burnan missionary, the Rev. Mr..
Judsos. Greatly beloved by affectonate circle Of
friends in private life her loss viii be felt in
tended sphere favore contributor the literature Of
the country and example Of noble and selsacricing
devotion 70 the missionary cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

CoLuNBIA CoLLscE.-The Committee of the Senate
made themselves familiar with the topogr ply of this
unfortunate institution yesterday in the of pleas
Ont walk through lis halls and ecure.rooms, under the
guidance of its popular President Charles King Being
composed of of observant minds it is very likely
that nothing in the shape Of ventaed and dirty lecture
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To Advertisers.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBuNEhas circulation Of 10, 900
CORES undoubtedly he best advertising medu in he United
States circulating does in every State in tie Union British
Provinces having fT its readers Farmer Mechanics Merchants
Fsnies who wish make their business known the
country over woud do well THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE \
esch insertion.
THE sExEWETKLY TRIBUNE also has very large crcu-
isior il The county Advertisements nsertea 81 ~ eAs peg 1e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

4 The MARTHA WasHiscros Co SspIR,cY-THe 81.
Loms Integencer OF Tuesday Arms from the clerk OF
the steamer sultana that WI EN- the sutana passed
Helena Arkansas, Kssane and Cummins two of the Mar.
tina Washington eonspiraior were again in JAIL having
been rcarrested at the ~ ancc of the Grand Jury of the
County they having fop nd true bills of indictment against
BOTH for murder and arson. The whole gang now in
jail kissane wiD be recoected was admitted to bail,
and Cummins we, DISCHARGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

We print this morning accurate list of The names,
ages, and places of nativity of the passengers who
lost their lives few weeks ago by the wreck of the
emigrant ship Powhatan. Three hundred and twenty
six lives were lost, not single soul escaping. We
alfo give gra.ic account by rescued passenger OF
the wreck of the Black Warrior with some parcu-
lars not before published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

-, ,...us .,. rusty apparatus escaped Their
,e,;ce But sanl rd that bcsoui' lis own nest.
is not very probable that Dr. "ns 'ea ns "" ,'A
the Committee that at the YER. ''D'0 Du',"s -
passing through The buliiag. "nOe GAS 80.
Inore-was under suspension for in "s''s !" ''S -,
amuseuon, Of firing toTpcdces in "a -
room. Directly the Committee len tn N's'
the Focuv Of Tho COLLEGE,. by way. We. oppose ofsens
their house in order dismissed the whole 81 ohonoe |'
with fire exceptions. Rats VIII desert sink : 'P
can wonder then tina, the students desert Cob MA ."
though they be compelled by so doing TO place
in the apparently false position OF being dismissed.
npprAL TO TIE LAW-ABIDLNG CITIz. NY
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Tic Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING Edition. Of THE
sEsIWFTKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe. 1t will
contain all the latest News up the time Of going to press
Single cops in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk. Price Six Cents The steamship Franklin sails
from Ibis por for SOUTHAMPTON and Havre To-Day at - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

Another step in the subjugatiOn of the North is
about being taken in this City in which the State OF
Virginia appears as tho complainant. Thereaderwill
recollect the discharge by habeas corpus of the Lem
mon slaves who proved to have been voluntarily
brought by their owner into this State. The slaves
were subsequently freed by purchase. The State OF
Virginia now takes ofensc at the law OF the State OF
New-York which declares that slaves brought into our
jurisdiction voluntarily shall be free, and, having got
an appeal from the action of Judge Paine sends up
her Attorney General to endeayOr to overthrow the
local law of this State and extend the local law OF
Virginia ortr US. II is hard to say what The slave
power Will not do: butwe are tolcrsby confident that
this attempt to legalize sayeholdng in the Empire
State will fail The modest demand of Virginia is
substantially that shareholders maybring their slaves
to New-Iork 90 to Saratoga with them, and turn the
white of the State into committee towstch them.
and see that they do away from their masters.
This is tne of the first steps toward that glorious con
summation looked for by iOombs, when he shall tri-
umphantly call the rel of his slaves Bunker HE'LL
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Js published at hi, ofee.
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

JW IlDlI1Ifu aI hl' tTI'f'
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
PAMPHLET or FORTY FACES.
Corsuing se5ies Of articles REPRINTED from THK NEfoSl
TRRrSR -
I-SL.yERY AND THE UNION.
U-RTLATIyE POWER or THE NORTH AND SOUTH
IH-THE COMMERCE OF TIE NORTH AND SOUTH
V-COST or TEE UNION
V.-THE GREAT STRUGGLE
yL-THE SOUTH AND NORTHERN INTERESTS
VIL-PROTECTION AND SOUTHERN INTERESTS
VIII-EOKTH AND SOUTH.
JX-THE CASE AS IT STANDS
AMMONIA.
Free lO a. Ut singles sc per hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

Welcarn by our telegraphic dispatches from WASH
ireton that the Black Warrior has been settled
The authority quoted might be better, hut il may be
true nevertheless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03
SWIMMER ENTERTAINMENTS AND. Hosiery! Time

SUMNER UNDERGRADUATES AND HOSIERY limo
epo uon,, can De r,vsd b, buying al No. ioi bovcr'
1ng 1rFuyR MrHiNo usprrN'sf'' ..is.-,.rs
rt,oa.,a AT on t,,aLAeoni sal ycais 'iaee ae
approved and should BE- "orn y al n,AstS & Co.
Imiofcrs rad Nanra.tnirf.
No io howers.
Nop,pN pgrsS and fAsIiioN manufactured ia 'he
~, a. exceeding low Iaies Of c.af~1e ~ or.'- ion
and .ncccsss,ily heating the eide street any o
vvlssrene 'S',i removal ron e Palace Or Fash
~ ,S, Ecsd,,, opposite FseIft "toE'h T. roA'h H
&c NOD 80 CkoA 'Tf ,oss, i've door. oa IA
p'i.'. s5,oinns ihc Cny HoeIiul Gefd,ns.
ZrruYR MlRiNo UNDEE-GAMENf>
Inns O,yrLrarx AND CaILpnEx
superior variety Of the above bOi ~ '
on % ~. which the, be- puschny,d IN this COM ~ VIII
be found nc cslehisd importing ana insa",Aoss.'S
mtnt NJ ,oi Rr,ad,rav
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel aud Nibo. Ga'Gcu.
NEBRASKA The opponents OF the Nebraska bh
are reou,.ted this evening at ne kAotLok
with sood fftnc Other Furnishing Goods 81 low price,
which greatly relieve their present distressed stare 81 nnd "
T MASON viii address the me'iirs
WALK THROUGH BROADWAY, on one of the sun
ny and pleasant afternoons which this month always bns' WIZ
a a. tcA Of human aud mas 10 n
reader there much Ihoophy ~ the Psrieui.I o.
g,utltmai with hat of the laiesi aod mos iAnobaD
a,uy one make. set him down rs ra oi
good Al F.ntemep ra'ronise kSox stnsa =, NJ a. ~.
establishment IN fhe Prescott hous'' No % "i"1''J' -
older stand, NJ. 12e fulonst
Orr GiRIs-A NEW SoNG, title as above, Words
bv d. stuart Esd Of The n Mrofi Muse ~ ~.
Gated the Ladits Of America by Taos paaeL he
the happiest eiusobs oitns
l,dv i CAV and srark Ing and well adapted to zoe ne1uiu
Nrts,unr We predict for Our Gi1s an nne at 40
LIQUID slight y compliment Ial1 her a. 70 i" tesns6,i
ne will be issued in few dsy with b5su,ul
kScrah Of our Gis" embel'ng iiispess rec - ,enl
HORACE WATERS, Pubisier NO. 30 bIo'a"ay
ID Nj he mai
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A nery head OtfenGs the general eve:
n - l. - - c. -.


Red Rineleis Red Mustaches Bed Whiskers. are
sominon the ard il showing
tempt worlds good orrion them when i've
CRsTApoRos ExcELsIoR DYE sGs sold snd private
nrp a; No Asior House viii replace the obnoxious with
the black or brown
TRUsSEs.-Crys;al Palace only prize medal awarded
to MAxsR Co. No p nsdensre for their RADICAL CvRE
Truss Imported and Ankle Socks Knee
Sfockrss description for veins Instruments
order foi phvsea deformity Open til sP NJ
bixrr&E for the Of Fever and Aga and Cha-s
Fever This remedy effects positive without qyiaiDe
src Sold BY the propreior NEED BLErcKHR No Broad
way, New-Y York and Druggists generally
Possessors of sky-blue Hair or pea-green Whiskers
victims quack dyej. should call on DEaoNEr MEYkRs
No Is have the evil remedied by application
q their DYE Can also be had No. 81 East
Broadway, No Bowsry. and No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

MoLp,yrA CRHAM-This superb compound for
rs lefur e i,Is grsp red only ard sod y
~ p1rcprIor h'sce lslr~d HSK Dyr s1d WIG F,efoh
No - B,ouag BsIcnfLoEs HsIE D,G sold md spilled Nine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03
SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1854.
SLAVERY kSD TIE UNION.

AGe;eeuis r Tn TaispsI Monday ought be s'a in
iefore o a clock on Saturday eve.irG
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Iesullork Daiiu g-ribnale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03
Wmo Is THE NAN l-Whr Dr. j. \. HoRENsAcA

DISEASES or THE LVER.-When the celebrated
Dr. Neh declared that drunkenness disease n enrncael
auth which the experience and observation Of medical
DAY o1hnpe The many apparently insane excuses Of those who
dase N me - 81 spurious liquors be thus accounted
The true esase OF conduct which taken fo su
frequently diseased state Of the Liver No organ the hu
When deranged produces Ssass
And f instead Of plying remedies mnnft
too often the physicians would prescribe with
the original cause fewer death would result from diseases induced
by ged state Of the LIVER Three ourih Of the diseases
enumerated urGef the head Of CONSUMPTION
essed Liver See Dr. Gunn's great works
Purchasers viii be careful ask for Dr. MLANr
Lgg Pulls and TO take else There other pnr,o-t-
rs be Liver Pills before the public Da. MLANEs LivE
fILIs also his celebrated NkRNtfVGE, b. had
spectacle Drug Stores in the United States AID Canada
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TRoys NEv.YoRK CRY. Rr,lNrss AND CoPNRT.

sERsHP DIREcTosS foK by A. WILsoM-Iom
containing nbou ~ and in The City
1900 md 10 o than oheT City ID
recofy Once No 81 Annai. Subscription price 81 50 This
delivered sutrcribe M possible. The
his Directory the public feels confident that
will tf eAamLHion be The no correct and complete
Directory Of this City bnhed Very great care and add
fioIa been taken the compilation render the work
NJ rerc as Kind be made The City Directory
will found less than - 900 more than
other Directory ind very of them old and firms
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49,, t,ou,,tcd 20 this evening ~ the EXCELSIOR
SHisr sroRr Ne 3c2 Grand St Allen and supply AeH,-
with GOOD fnc and other Furnishing Goods 81 low price,
hich greatly relieve their present distressed state Of mind "
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