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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

SCHlEDAM SCHNAPPs-50 cases Wolff7s
NJ Aromatic pinta and quarts, for sale by
ma LlITLEJoElN, FoRCoM CO.,
aEanrG rmnia nj LI.a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

ID ACE s. FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
i'll ~ Law, corner Camp Alley New
Orleans. NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

q tEMENT AND PLASTER-2OOO bbls far
y sale BY A. DELAGRAyE II CO., 10 Magazine 81 Il .
HgRlGHT VARNISH-20O bbls landing and
sB FIR Rhle by A. DEEAGRAVE & Co 70 hfa~nyira p,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

nor SALE TO ARRIVE--300 bbls Patent
"a a. oalcned PLASTER by BoGART, WILLIAMS g. co.
: Gamma rnat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

\. ". SANFORD.
STANFORD BROTHERS, klate Walton, San
~ Co.. Forwarding
Merchants, "a New Layce, NesgpfIeans ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

uSSlA DUGK--50 bolts Russia Duck,
"a " Heavy Ravens, for sale by GEO. W HYNst ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

W. ,. RoBkRrB. a.
E9 OBERTS & BREAUX, Attorneys at Law,
HI mao ~ n CAMP STREET, New odsaps.
I'D ARESHIDE, HENRY, Successor to 4. NJ
III Hrasou Notary Public, No. 10 Camp oce up
n lalr Ne W N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

u In
GMITH & FIAIISTER, Commission and For
~ rardng Merchants Ppydssa sept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

ssSTONE Il CO., I'll. L., Wholesale Grocers ano
~ comaion Merchants No, Gaviar s.ree Of Ner
Tlauan nl1I
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

ONO JOURNAL OF EDucArIoa.--We
have before spoken, in terms OF unqral.
i6ed praise, OF this periodical. Ii little
needs Cur com.aendalion, however, or
that Of any one else, for it has now es.
tablished a reputation inferior 10 that ol
no educational journal in the country.
The December number, completing the
Third Volume, is before us---we ale
gratiGed that its Editors on reviewing
the past, express the conviction that
their labors have been to Q great dc.
gree successful. We hope that they
may enter upon the duties Of the com.
ing year with all the encouragement
they so Justly deserve.-Everybody who
feels the slightest desire to impress cor.
rect thought and feeling on the minds
Of those around him, should subscribe
for the Ohio Journal of Education.-
Published at Columbus, Ohio at one
lol!ar year in advance. -..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

OCoNNELL AS A STEAMER. = O'Connell's
voice was deep, sonorous, and manageable.
Its transitions from the higher to the lower
notes were wondrously effective. lie rather
affected full Irish pronunciation, on which
was slightly grated something Of the accent
which In his youth he had Involuntary picked
up in France. No man had clearer prohun-
ciation--at times it even went 10 the extent Of
almost sylabicating lang words. He could
speak for a longer time than most men, without
pausing to take breath. When makingo speech
his mouth was very expressive. In his eyes (of
cold, clear blue) there was tile speculation,
but the true Irish oppression Of feeling. paSslOn-
and intellect played about his lips. Looking
at him as he spoke, an observer might note the
sentiment about TO issue from those lips before
the words had ntterancc--just as we see light
ming flash before we hear the thunder peal
The Irish Bar. r..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

/ DR. w. II. FARso,v, an eminent physc,an =, ,yo.
cester County Nd, writes that he has used srs.,,s.
AsopYHE CHplar ExfEcroRAsE, and DMRsxor. Con-.
Tess to euro that they are happy combination.
cfo mos! valuable and safe tierapeuc ssent. ma
must he ofineMe worth to the afflicted, and a snkimd
q large" snd that ne "csnnot do less than earnesiiv
cially in the country where the impurty Of ths cGy
merc!al drugs y ono he gresisst Obstacles TO H.
success ofihe physic,an ifyou hays cough me- ihe
issase but take tho remedy q ce-shsS sSSsj X.
Kept Ia every family, roady br instant usc, Sss dss
criPtivs pamphlets, 70 be- had gratis eflhc agents.
Prce only 80 cents per 6oe, or six bouea for a n,
p .. Wright Co.. AGENTS fcr fsswt,1cc Cd CSic,
wholesale bI n p. sllesy. Pitst = 4. .JoAm b. y
cincinnst; Patterson Wheeling Il 81 4 -. :.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
DoEsTlcKs recently took a trip on
the Ohio. He thus describes the steamer
BZuc Wing:


the Ono. lie thus describes the steamer
R1uc Vino.
"s -.
'ne nna ib MGn
hinge in the middle, to 60 round the sharp bends
~ sn ,"e atee' aaa Iaea py Two captains,
sou, 'iiu..S, 'H.eIn uath'es, awo stewards,
S".a' 10y, '.s aos, u" Up''su., % .wo par y,
stay squ.Ieis' oIs oooh, and cream 'coioleu
ohaa'oeilhuu; ros 50 ''!.oh you couiu not run
,ocolIol,vG 'niouSn .L ~ "lihou. SHOW plow.
Nsht 50 ua'n ;. aIo @ oieik Hau TWO meh on ench
sue . e.. nun wl.n p.In p'ie lolcnes 70 enable
I!,n W Se1 n.n spIs'9oies ine Weais sPec.acies);
pilot 50 drunk ihe eoys nave painted ms lace
With ,s ohatcoal a'u Eohe-Deftles l'li ne LOOKS
i!~e rag carpet IN 'ne last stages OF dllapida-
uon; anu ne Is last asieep WIN MS lcss (par-
ugh he' U'triess} tlea 10 lhe capstan, ms
Wlskels iuli OF coal -aust ana cihaers, ana the
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

ins 4 cross clt from tho l.ns or their
road % the termiaus Of the ! RR; a
distance 81 sbors ten niles
Until : ssnnsciiqp of..hiS kind yhall
be made, so,as 70 seIuce ihs expense Of
provisions. Tor wotkinSmcn. and to
open up a.trade for our arinsrchsnts, a4d
market for rour manufactures, we can.
not see how this place is TO ptosper.;
though the place hos grown up rapidly
and bscome a young giant still, lit now
feels severely the shock Of the revul.
sion. We know many destildte seekers
of employment, and some industrious,
sober men in the place who have not
the means Of paying their rent, and pur.
chasing fuel and provisions. In the sale
Of lots he,e, the advantages OF the rail
way communication, have always been
regarded by the Ohio |. & G. Co., and
paid for By Tie purchaser, The stock.
holders in the R r Co. and in the Ohio
Iron & Coal Co. are tie same persons /;
Had the pledge Of tho Co. to the people
here, tha, the r. r. was 10 be pushed
through with all reasonable speed, and
on the faith Of Which. very many Of our
ci,isens have cast their'io,s and fortunes
here, been right, on the part Of the com.
pany? Let the facts speak 70: them.
selves,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC STATE Con.
vENTIoN.-The Democratic State Con.
vention Of Virginia, at Staunton, after
stormy session Of three days, nomna.
ted the Hon. Henry A. Wise, for Cover.
nor, f. w. McComos, for Lieut.. Cover.
nor, and W. P. Bocock, for Attorney
General. On a motion to make the
nomination of Mr.. Wise unanimous,
l,,c;o were many dissenting voicos,bdt the
chairman declared the nomination over.
wheImingly carried. The entire session
was very stormy. Resolutions were pas.
sed approving Of the course of the Ma.
tional Administration, and declaring that
Gen. Pierce has faithfully adhered 10 the
Constitution.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

NATIONAL MAoAzINE.-- = DEeKns.s,
;ss. sS%s H. s z .s
ws are willing ths pIsssn, nuRer shesld bfrkeu 4
h,slS 4. ihs.s %sy tasl(y y. s asfs ysol sssds,s'
~; ;ssaSs ,sss. e. "a. rA., sedG
dowan " sasancc. No You bPprovs our pIsat Do
stand Iy us heartily viii COS, You very iInIe 10 DO
SOL wv shall ry heartily 10 renbnrse the cost n our
pager. IL making. then, our periodical bow 10 YOU we
should b., give Il sscoud @ thought, and allow Z. "
TO salute you monthly nt your arcsides. we shall
desvouf 10 come to you this winter Ia the best possbe
sssd sS%s Sss. learned .r Bs s
past to believe these PROMISES for We have nlhlled
hem We have whole series ofnsw, iIlu.,rA,ed sub.
ss!. awaiting yonr eye, besides ihoss which Temain
SUI 70 be givcn from tbs progrnrane OF The past year
We hope also 10 take wider range or fdissusson than
hllhcr,oi wo shall MIN 10 maintain tho general adapt.
alton o. tho work to ordintry Gny readidgi while we
articles which shall be worthy OF the attention OF the
literary man ~ his study. Each number shall conaia
a! ,easi one rarsL especially adapted 70 clergyman,
Our colldes request 10 that you aid our circulation
among your neiglbors. We have, oil through the laii,
and from the organs Of all religious and political part.
les the highest esiionias Of approval your vsr.
diet Is sirar can you not uilcr II for practically
within your own circle, and extend our circulation
within II.
We make this appeal especially TO our a.rrs. Dur.
ing tho present month and the next, we hope you will
rally TO special effort for IN all your different Terri
tories. You nrc urged not to fail moi 10 posponc the
effort Facts prove that the Magazine, shown round
among tlc people, can cnectnnlly win its way, not
wiisiadlng ni competition II Is the cnenpesi Of It's
size and style n the Inid some of you say II Is the
best also i Is doing good work; push II. then, good
,Pushlin all irocOBs Have tho whole ground
about y0n cnnvnsscd or IT, Special agents 10 do 50 can
be readily obtained for the liberia commission allow 3D.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
FORGERY OF PENSION PAPERS.

y OA0AhI OE EkNotOlN Il al GihS
I,,,r.s ss,rr. o,,cur cor.r e.Hsfrl
ch;er i"st;cs rsr.s arJ nor I"Iya G;1ss -
Ths r;,o,f;n. hns;Ss,s "S NJ ncs',,;cd ve,1srIav.,
'"e Ts eyr'
Michael Durn, senvierd Of transmittias Q
forged paper trthc Pension Office and suborna'
ton Of perjury and SamuN Gassawny, cotsic..
ell OF transmitting forged paper 10 the Pension
Office, were brought out for sentence. The
prisoners b,ing placed on the dock, Chief Just
ice Taney said TO Dunn that he had been con.
victed by the Jury OF sending false and forged
papers TO the Pension Office at Washington;
disc convicted OF subornation Of perjuryj aud
asked IL heohad anything to say why seatence
should not be pronounced. Dunn replied, J
have not The. Chief Justice then sentenced
Dunn to three years imprisonment IN The penn.
tentary for the trans'n sson Of The false and
forget. papers, and remarked that the penalty
woula have been longer except for The penalty
which would be imposed in the other count lor
suoorning McNicholls TO commit perjrry-lor
that ohense he would impose nn additional
imprisonment OF five years, the longest time
authorized by law. lie was also sentenced to
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Joseph Miller Before b. r. Branhum, j. r

Joseph Miller } Before b. r. Branharn, n ]. p. o
vs.. ( Upper township, Lawrence coun.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that on the Goth day of No.
yember, 1854 m order OF attachment was issued by
b. r. Branham, justce-ol-'hc-peac ce for said town.
SHIP against the goods, chatles, stocks or interests in
siocks rights, credits moneys and effects OF the SAID
Edward Smith, at the instance of Joseph Miller for the
sum of five doars which said order has been served
and returned, and the SUMMONS accompanying the
trial was continued 10 the goth day of January. A. D.
1883 at Il O'Clock A. NJ, according to law
December 7lf 1854 JOSEPH MILLER
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
~ l. L A SONS PICTORIAL
Il Eln rIlE NEAu ias.

NJ. NJ BALLoU, who has edited the Pictorial from
The commencement having bought out the late propric.
tor; MI +. GLEASON, will conduct this popular and
wdely-circniatcd pnper on his account. The new
volume will bc radically improved in every respect,
and will be published OH fner paper Than ever before
which quality will he continued hcnceiorth without
change Many and popular features win at once be
Introduced and the literary department will present n
array OF talent and interest beyond anything II has be-
fore attempted. The Illustrations will be finer, and by
better artists than have before been engaged upoa the
paper and altogether the publication will be vastly
improved and beau,ifed. Arrangements have been
made for representing during the year views Of the
mo.i notable buildings and localities throughout the
United States, as well as giving kenesses Of the most
prominent Characters, male and female, Of artists aud
men oi seniIs such as have by their own industry and
skiii made Tor themselves n fortune and name IN
addition to these, various notable European scenes
ana occurrences will also be given from week to week.
forming brilliant illustrated Journal
TERMS, Inraratty IN atronee :--Onc subscrlbcr
one year, 50; four subscribers, one year. SlD zen
subscribers one year, $50. Any person sending sir
zen subscribers at the last rate will receive the ssre,-
terM copy gratis. Address NJ. NJ. BALLOU. pub
,sner ahd proprietor, corner OF fremont and broom.
held streets, Boston, Mas sachuseits.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

RAILROAD AcclDENT.-N. Y. Dec. ii
The freight train from Boston on the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, ran
off the track, last evening, demolishing
The engine and throwing five cars into
the river, seriou y I'M juring William
Brown, engneer.sl About twenty hands
of the steamer Worcester were on the
train, one OF whom, Samuel James, was
thrown thirty feet into the river, and es.
capped with slight injury.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

IhE SrEcIE CIRcULAR.-Wcm mention
ed, few days since, on good authority,
that Mr.. BREsLIN, the State Treasurer,
was about 10 issue circular, requiring
State taxes after the 1st December to be
paid in specie Some Of. the press doubt.
ed, and rather hinted that it was our
own fabrication. The last Columbus
Statesman says: " The Enquirer has
good authority for its article on this sub.
ject,"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

From New YoRK.--NEw Yokx, Dec
lip. NJ 1t is sremored here that Cha S.
I. Loosely, the Austrian Consul for this
port, sailed ia the Baltic on Saturday,
under mysterious circumstances. 1t is
alleged that the officers were on the al.
eft, to arrest him on the charge Of being
implicated in an extensive fraud or lar.
ceny. t.4.f ..,s.~. ...
There was no news Of the Pacific at
half past nine o'clock tonight.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

~. and then comes poysny snd d~.re,,
~ evsEy +hape. The wssvsrs slaryc.
~ nspsss ere rpined. sni ihy wnon
SaMily y rsddepd u dssppl,. AID 10,
sUA( toaseni scspss the members
ases seeh ono. 80 mpch &ssllh ths,
~ ssssst FED weans d tEehaSM
1ys4uets With ono smother In fac,
fAey sys evs. implied wi.A all the ne.
essssy'ss Of Ayito sreA a degree rmAi
Tnsy xxew HOT How TO PREVENT MALI
rssik nsxsERs srARyixoroR WANT OF
Tss1:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
THE IRONTON RESTaTTRAT

Just opeLed. Fl. Stone beg leave to in.
form his friends, that he is prepared 10 furnish
all kinds Of refreshments suitable to the sea
son, consisting Of Sardines, Quails. Pigs feet
lobsters, oysters in every style, some choice
shell oysters ex pected daily eggs. tongue hot
coffee, minerd waters, first rate article of
apple cider, ready ut all times for those who
may call on him; attached to the saloon is a Con
dictionary and Fruit store where all articles in
that branch will be sold at reasonable prices.
Ironton Dec. /, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
n, Derby & Co., pl'as, }
vs.. ! In Au,cL,ro,,
Samuel II. Starbird, dcrt. "'.e"''

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 2l lay of De-
~ cembcr. 1854, all order of attachment was issncd
" H. l.. Branham, n justce-ofihe- peace of Upper
cownshp, Lawrence county, Ohio, agains, the soods
cha''els ctc, OF the deicndent ron-rc ,den Of said
aud twenty-five dollars and costs said order has been
daily served and returned: the summons accompany.
ing the same beng returned mot found, the case wa
continued for trial until January 2Oh, 1855, at 10
o'clock the de!endent will also take notice ,ha, plain
titfs will testify on the hearing thereof ;
W. W. JOHNSON,
December llth, 1854. AIRY for prT.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

= --contrac,ors and others are hereby notified,
that on the 2jl day OF January A. D. 1856 at the hour
OF o'clock +. NJ, on the promises n, AIaron, the
Commssioners for the County Of Lawrence, In the
Sia'c OF ONO will lei 10 the lowest responsible bidder
me contract OF constructing single truck bridge across
symncs Creek, ut said points said bridge To he con.
sructed on the plan and model Of The new bridge a,
:rolton across Storms Creek, built by Urah Evans
ny oTacr OF The hoard OF County Commissioners }
for Lawrcnc County. (
Attest: JAMES c. TERRY. Arp,ro,
December 11th, 1854.
("Register" COPY until dnv of sal.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

FRoM BosToN.--BosToN, Dec. IL
Smith, ,Know.Nothing,is reelected May.
or by 1883 majority over all others. The
Wings have probably elected some coun.
cilmen. In Worcester the entire Know.
Nothing ticket for municipal ficers is
cleo ted.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

AUDITORS OFFICE: LAWRENCE COUNTY ONO
~ no ScipoL i'!4RtRf.n-rnc Township boa rls
tue Fls, Series of the State School Ii brary has becn
ton. ' 'o' "i'''pu'
Tie Township Clerk, throuphou, ,bc f,o,,,, ~ H..
Boards O. Education, respectfully invited 10 call
and examine the Books allotted 10 them rcspcc,,vcIv
ny u'e law; JAMES {. TERRY, AuplroR
lronton, December ist 1851. N'D'''"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
GREAT EXCITEMENT,

Whore 10 the New Cheap Fancy Stefs1
Echo Answsrs Corner Of Lavrsnce and
Fourth Streets near the Market House
TUsP received, iddiirresect ifion New York city
81 Uadersleeves, from s cents to 25 cents
worth u cents q pair. Silk Cravah only 80
selling for 20 cents. The finest lot of Embroi.
dcries a. half price. Silk Mib for 10 oedts Z
pitt A great MANY Articles sfsceved :dsily.'H
r ttbJs3t ..i4aids l3fslsfHs ~ Sfs, :,
s.ot. 81 sSS. .A;ss.4, -, az D,'tseF y. Il
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

FRoM New YoRK. -NEw YoRx, Dec.
ll.-Abraham J. Ackerman, was arres.
ed to-day. charged with swindling t he
Ohio Life and Trust Company out Of IS,
900. He was clerk OF the company.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

Sir Isaac Newton il said to have worrs m ~
net in ri ng, which was capable of lifting wo
hundred and fifty times its own weight We
have seen lover who, when he got his magnet
IN ring--weading rins--was iftcd to the sew.
enth heaven!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

ANOTHER MARINE DfsAsTER.--Bos.
ron, Dec. 1.-The steamer Ellen Gis.
borne is presumed 10 have foundered on
her passage from Boston 10 81. Johns,
and all. hands are believed 10 have per.
he'd.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

GHRlSTMAS CONCERT. - The Buckeue
~ Brass Band would respectfully announce
to the Citizens of lronton, that they will give a
musical entertainment, consisting of songs,
gleeS, polkas, marches, quick-sters, gallop.
ades, cotlllons, etc., etc., on Friday evening
December 22d, at the court house, on which
occasion they will introduce for the first time
their String Band. Price of admission, csc.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

SnsLsyvlLLE, Tennessee, has been "swepp'
by the Know .Nothinys; they gathered in tn G
mayor, recorder, and all the aldermen
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

The Supreme Court Of Missouri has pronoun.
ced the Sunday Liquor law constitutional.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

, III Roc Nille (Md.) Journal goes for Mil.ari
Fillmore or next President, ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

| The Alabama and Florida railroad is 10 be
pat under contract on the 18th. proxim,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

Some one has defined love--"A title sigh
ing. little crying, little dying AMI deal Of
lylng,'' ,s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

Admiral Lord Nelson was buried in COL
INN, which was m ide ffola . pait Of the m lin
mast Of the Orient. r-.sa sf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19


Ass TnH T0UTU salLL MAKE rot rsIs.'p
a Landed D,mocracy. an eternal basis ior re
psbiiss. 4 I.1rl-, kv,,ocSacy, the Foundation O.
.Oe4asshiss and dsspoasns. - lfosss AMsa,cA.
'sThs land shall no, Le sold iorcvst.r-- tusLr
.Ths mss. Of mankind have ny, been boiu with
oAAldics Oh their backs; nUr with favored few
eeosea VI spnrrcd. TO rt,r them icsi,imaeiy, by
he grace Of Goi!'" - ijgtfgssoS,
sThers is no foundation IN Nature. or In naiu.
sal laws. why set Sf wotjs upon parchment should
eeaysy the donni0n oi lahds.' - fuLAcxsroSg.
"Ths Earth Is The habta,ion - The natural inherit.
oaes Of all mankind Of ages pres eni and come
Aabitaion hcomyiug N no IN particular. but TO
every man; mnd one III which all haze l9uai right
70 dwsll"- lJeaS GsAr.
70 worship Goo, the Father " all men 70 hops
eSi Nh In Rtavcn the reward Of good pished
On EaSIh; 10 love our fellow men, and 10 for them
Ill that desire for ourselves To respect oil forms
w which men are pleased 10 worship God; To com
bas error. not with violence, hor with IRE, but with
truth: TO love our country; and 10 devote ourselves
10 hs welfare. even 10 the sacrifee OF ar lives: TO
watch with tender care over tho hHppincss of IA
milies and TO educate children III the sentiments
ef Love, Humanity, aud Patriotism: To instruct the
ignorant; 10 c1othe the naked; furnish work the
slrong: and Always and everywhere Ia proclsri' hs
nssssity q al, nc e7adiiig C aA aad Ms !berty Of ALL
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

"A @ ,od na.ured h isband,a dozsn chill lren,
M happy home, are woman's riShts.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
~ W. .AHi' ..- s.P. CALVIN.
K. TERRY T. CALVIN.
DEALERsG IN FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
Commercial Block, on Railicad Street.
IRONTON, OHIO.

r Ohm CHA NzscHE, B,ok Sellsi, Aext door
d to the lronton House, Just received On es !.
:ensive assortm mt of Ladies' Albums Porto
ios. Annuals and other Git Books, With ane
n erasinss. aN in guilt bindInys aIso Slissella.
n eo,lsanl Juvenile books, e.c. which witiS y
nderate prices. 2. t,',,sj All. Oct, 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19
fONTON-iTS' CONDITION AND
PROSPECTS.

There are now about four thou
sand people congrega,ed ot this place
to exercise their powers, in useful indus.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

70 DC CONTINUED.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

TRONTON SAVINGS INSTITUTlON-
J. The ladies' and gentleman of IronIon need
Savings Institution badly, not only to save
money, bat TO protect their feet against heat
and cold. Such an one may be found al the
Bank Block, at the ONE. PRICE establishment Of
v,.. CO... ;, DREW q WILLIAMS,