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DIED,

hEo on the 81 nIt in this city, TAZEwELl $ MORTON in
the fitch year Of his age 80 ' ' "
hs eye {" 'e stranger viii caeessy and una tered over
m alnounrc:enl Not %, ,iose knew and loved him
hso race ~ tt heart a the which
grew cau ~ inc Cause Of friendship, charity
iouchc ny The icy hand u DEATH lie has ceased IRON lhoss
sweet Offices and 10 done under he .n liz
mas Ceased rom long sese with pain scsnc5s Death came
~ MN VI friendly s'se, and Ia the sleep GeGily as weary
ehd 10 lis 'e hr he surs resi- aud his
memory on.aeinS from the lust uy-rsh.dows vie anu
childreL-a glory enda shield a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

Tie Liverpool Times repubshes he story that he Brit
ish Minister Washington, Mr.. Champion, rease rise
with the rest of The audience OF Jucns concerts
Washington recently, when the bind PLAYING "Hail
Columbia The editor don't believe TIC report H. true bu;
should it prove otherwise 0! IA man capable OF
acting cleal! unfit for his Office however wisely
dscreely ho may perform Its duties in other Lord
Clarendon therefore, is called uron Ia have Mr. Champion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

fire engine of novel construction hn for the Del.
Fire Company in Philadelphia, gives entire sasac
lion. Water thrown horizontally from Tho side,
der nches in diameter and the lever has nine inches
stroke The apparatus Is constructed differently from any
other in the fire department. The levers worked from
platforms erected each end Of The apparatus. This part
OF The looks something like The steps Of oma
bus There s great beauty about hcn their Is
10 avoid much possible the Inconvenience Of
streets The Delaware ia said 10 be The largest engine In
Phade pha, and powerful as The OLD Diligeu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
Special Correspondence OF tho Enquirer.
Congress-Mr Houston IFiech Cons:I raiYal an
Amcrccnism of Mr.. iNurcy

Amerccnis'n of Mr.. Murcy.
WAeHISeroS, DEC 81, 1853.
Congress met to-day tn, the meeting merely for
NAL one Barely quorum present, and its session
tedious and unnteesting. Nobody seemed 10 be much ia
earnest, except M'. Houston Of Alabama, Chairman OF
Ways aud Means who reported Armory Appropriation
Bill. This gentleman formerly of the slowcs, but
now no ia OF the fastest, in Congress- He Is less
ussy and less laxative Than he during last session.
consequently lie does moro business and less eioqucncc
The country gains something by hs change In point Of
view and In The other 1t bear patiently its LOSS.
The celebrated Kostza laper of Gov Marcy has been sub
ec TO some pervcrson Although the doctrine Is clearly
ned IT, that who only jeclaes his n,en,ion and
does complete tie process of naturalization has the
rights Of citizenship yet attempts have been made
vert the right 10 protection sprnSn2 from domicil into
the right OF every person who intends TO become citizen
have all the privileges which belong -
just come before the public which Is one OF many of The
Knd Of Individual called wiechc This person had "de.
clared his intention in $751; and then TO Germany,
there matcatcd and returning here claims that
the Government shall consider him chizen and
his quarrel Gov. Marcy dsposcs of the matter in
few words. lie "As you al the time of he:
occurrence" circumstances OF i.reatmenl,) land
not noD American csea this government would BE-
justified in Inter f-riDg in the matter" &c.
ns l''le Of Mr.. Marcy puts end I'LL future per-
powe, and hnaeusgcry about this matter The idea that
aeirs swindier or rrvou,ianisl should have In his
should in our toa0ity into about hlsCIf and hs
world Yet there's IL Such we've our rule III conda',
are equally despsed al slity and ennty with
pusesp dsmogges s0 ab aas M . and hy
yet any sympathy 10 this country OF tse very
Tribe They will 6ud sympuny mnn can lind at
has always been consistent in his ana his
I'll rights and 10 conservatism tempered with VINO
per progress All attempts 10 engroft such orep
cence on this Administration will fail nro
understand that from the misconstruc,ion and
aoeo TO- vast number Of foreigners had been herr
eo. snot. time have applied the State Department 70
M h passports These have o! course been rel seq
oy inc Secretary OF State Ills rule that no one who's
CITIZENSHIP is not a,tcsed by The affidavit OF rcsnonshi
M entitled to passport This has always been IN
,so,;o aau good one absolutely necessary fo Sell po
;h H. ne doctrine OF the kosiza letter is in harmon,
WIN ie spirit OF this rule and the late vote of r
pJ'S ~ 10 iuture beyond the reach of msconslroetio
' u auas 10 ns reputation as an American statesman
FAIRFAX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

The tp,lnI Times Ut the III. Of Dec, nber saYs: "Tte
fearful catastrophe which hfe the Hull and Hamburg screw
steamer Marshall and The lmena5s fa:e CT every one ON
ooad-nomneFngi Is supposed, fewer than one hun
dci md fifty souls without ono being spared to tell The tne
OF her ioss-as excited most painful amount of interest
al Lloyds-ln The absence OF al! positive n(oma ton
mere 1s doubt that abe foundcred very shortly uftof
coming in contact with the homeward. bound bark Wood
bridge" o" 0H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

We learn ,ha, the large brick Hotel Aide in This
~ Kept Dir. Padgett, entirely consumed by fire
Sunday morning. lass, together with portion Of The urni.
tu'r The fire originated from stove pipe. Lctsturg De
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

MIR. Samuel Grub, sloncmason well known in ;iler
emf partH OF county, killed near the PoIn, of Rocks
Wednesday night last by being run over by the cars II
is supposed that the unfortunate man noxcaed and
falling The track una5e 10 c1rcate himself from,
his dangerous position His body found about O'clock
with oil and The skull fractured. Beware OF The
wine cap when Il is le.!.-[ L.tsburg Dsmncrnt
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NOTICE
hs.,a ts,a,, T-

RtcuN VI u
2SpLDERS ui CugHGn Bond. ~, IA. HII',ail
Company, win IL'r:c-: payable ~ 80" !
orincd that the Interest falling Lre lst Jarg.T, !
on ;hs taRc. will, Il desired hc J-:t. =. he ,1,s
the f'rcscnta.ion and surrender OF the prnpe c1f'
~ January. J. GaE,n
lIr, rs liJi,n
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MARRIEn

On The 2S nit. the Parish of Ches;er,o y
by the Rev. Clement Zones d D. SAMUEL SIt:w * r r.
9" Baltimore uni AUGUSTA e.. cid ST dug;cr Of III. Ian nhI
u. EccIs.Ion, % t!,c loTr,or place. " avn '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
NO. 1 COOK. We lave Tor trI" 4 y J
J. : H. Yeas OLD FtL.!AM
NEW F'ANCI GOODS

NEW "a SCi GUbDN
me oi oar finn has beet IN SeH lGrS fer f''cr"
" ing US With the newest aud mo-! i"-iTdhis sf''
Ems fish goods. some oI wh!c!i ''c name 1s'
Rich Plaid silks.
Plaid Spun Silks.
Plaid EJsimrIc-.
Ladies' Cloths al c1iof:
V.ly,, and rip:N, ciOakS una Iainii'.
Si.-,uGrr'- kIG.i;.uves.
Ia,l,c. Wors;ei iH!ers'seVcs
Hack Lac" iiI'ts
SIN inL WJr.tcd Hoe.
Lace an. Mu-lin Habits and Si'eSe'
Cashmere ShaTIS an,! Seals.
Marcel lines. ii rOlOrs.
R!ch French Chin'A.
Lace aal Muslin Cuitains.
Embroidered (. ace FAIRY Dresses.
Paid and BfOcade RIbboLr.
For GENTLEMEN.
Back anil Co'urri Cloths.
Fancy FruEr!i CasHncira.
piatn Pi,i aG,. >;tsIr-,i Black "a -,' si>-'
isiirs an r,tmcy SIX Hrsllns..
Kr.. SiI. r-lvr; NcsinGs.
Ma.lIo and Cashmere Nestinss
Wupl, Merinu and silk Shuts.
Cation, ilcrno and SILK hal! iiy-s.
Black and Fancy Silk Sears.
Hack and Fancy Opera Ties.
Plush Lined Silk GiU".s.
Bucs and Doe SKIN Gloves, &c. &c.
Dec i2 PARKER, BAfL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

e9Hy fS Ire ss sise d bribery and corruption
asanst member OF the Board of Public Works The
Nails article was incorrect in PARTICULAR and have
been requested copy II in its corrected form This do
cheerfuy not only Of usrc. but because the
publication of the facts in The fully justiisS the
terms that applied TO the tumor some days siuce
THE GUYANDOrTE HERALD AND THE BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Having noticed, some days since umor, published in
the Guyandotte Herald making cages OF bargain and
rupton against nsmber the Board Of Public
Works. respecting alleged purchases OF land very
BILE individual account because Of the selection o;
licular site for the location Of the Depot II the Gov
ington and Ohio Rail Road, cheefuIy make explana
ton, furnished friend which places the matter in its true
light and entirely relieves from cCGsuIe suspicion the par
nlar member whom aliuson has been made The fol-
lowing understand ,hetn the facts in the cases.
The Board Of Public Works. through OF its members
has eeen all the summ9r aod fall negotiating to obtain
the terms site for Depot They length
whose land there was prospect OF liking the Depot
fy acres mot en for the bsn. Of Inc Stale, !rutou
paying cent Not only has this done, but they have
obtained the Of the lind for OF the smaller
Dcpots along the line Of the western end of the road and al
30, the rcin9uishen vi nearly oil the land damages.
After this accomplished and the States interest fully
secured and protected proposition 10 buy ten acres
more OF ground a: uniform price, maue by
Der Of the Board the agent Of the gentlemen proposing
give land 10 the State for depot purposes That agent
directed make the proposition openly To each Of
those gentlemen the price 10 be the same with each
This represented 10 us 10 be plain statement OF acs
and coming from The source from which we have received
members Of the Board besidce being wholly euiess in In,
premises entitled public ton for the sue
cessul manner Ia which they have negotiated the deaos
and diSAosed oil the veyaous question OF damages
say that there would be no greater improperly in purchase
Of ten thousand Of land n that country by
commonwealth who had the means and the disposition TO
make such an investment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

DIE lhoPoLifAN HALL.-This IL the last pieb, IN,
eas OF sAntotds Trorpe. They perform osnsmbua
assans Ys:isty OF original songs, s.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
;0TICIs 10 rI:ACHEi
pgSIIE Trustees OF lhc Danv!iic Ma" hcIi=

ggSIIE Trustees OF lhr UiN'!!ic pa h'"|." Y
q Teacher 80 iaSr charge -: nat ii,1l W.
the former principal having crmp'l'rh hih.
he that .ha p-:ci!er should be CON-.
rnr,fly. not cnlr ~ a." GrcE, H.
rulurs, bu. ~ all III: .rtLchcs ui =
! 70 a gentleman who inIchIs 10 t''
| Lusines, nl instruction, the raP!d'y -
tho iowa and lis 5,i2htcnE5 ri"Slecl" :, CON 81.
! ucoaclI al the completion ~ The N''"""h' A..
| rsn.:cr thiS SITUATION p"ih uat'E "es tip'v; d"
nic., ly testimonials OF qualifications. may u ~
signed. OF TO Capt. .!dtiir- u. Williams. sct'ss
IL u ni,nTini tIIGt ,iey shvn!d be I1;ivaIdea q
The next s.sslUn G.us; CVll.lnCncr abpu; lie -
NATHAN
Ian 3-cyw President .: ?.
| Fat stOUx% r--N.AI.E :.
rs'lI: fist sss-ipn"t rnIs institution Wi! =,
| z Oh the 9Th February. aui close the l5.l 1
canon ~ i"u wees IEth: month pi Jug. !.
employed ono !" attend The Urilaa,y b..
Music. French aud Latin.
Ia mos; female >chnOla ~ he country. the O
| ice 'ie music !cssDis gcnelaliy ainu". am
much instructions; or.I the teacher b" yre.e.
hr1 nchcS mIis' BE- more or ICES neglected. T..
ten music schG,Hra, and :, hall iicrr bc ttr"t-
'Sll III" teacher present.. I've hour u he 10,
The Tn+l'' i=.sol', leaving but IitI.e time inr
branches To tai. s.a'c oi ,hings II IIUeiI-rs
compiaiats IJIhst female Schools may &c irlp
pnridnl To- secure The u.d!Yl.cd personal a,.c
to every department.
Ample preparation has been made Tor IL" 90
ia'Inn OF rwCnty Gua:dcfs. AMI the srnsrIh-.
hope that he !I'r:- !n"s,JhIsh Il I."rmaECG'
'eD:ia education. n lho county al Luaeny"!s.
Glazed. as" secure him the ia"0r aad le!,y-
prise So laatah!.
Hyar! inr the s::i1'as,ic yclr,
iio"T,!crs lcdviG; saturday InvGnIGg aut ie'u"
iutlon ~ the ordinary "fln,hes u En,.nh =:
Music, extra,
French
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
JENNY LINDA late letter from Dresden, published i


JENNY LINDA late letter from Dresden, published 10
an English paper, says:
attended the second Of series OF concerts given by
Herr t:1IschIndl, Schubert and Hummer The evening
will memorable in the annals OF the musical w"ii as
that on which Madame Jenny GoIischmid made her first
appearance in public since her marriage oad return rom
America For days previously the music son rom w'cf
issued had been besiceed by the pubic oi cs
den and MANY hundreds were turned away disappointed
II with much anxiety that cav the hour CT the
concert approach knew Madame Gohischndt had bccn
in and huurse days and ii only al The lat mo-
men that she determined sing rather than d'sappat HE
cxpcctan, public She had selected or her part IN TIE con
cert the bean u hymn for solo and chorus by eHielssoh
Hor men Biien Herr and but that fe! gticped hst che
should make such excron when suffering from olrscncs
aud lrdisposirn shout! have enjoyed without draw
back the perfect expression FG 20 this most lovely
music The manner IN which she gave tho words, % kornt
ich egcn vie Tuuten dasiin had something in i which
seemed carry lar from tbs dull EARN ava? INTO inc
blue heavens Her voice Is fine as il ever was and 10
III, songs with which flashed her evenings perform,
ancc fcl, much ever her Infinite superiority 10 all
singers Of the cay e'inced cGaay in The rrcf
natural charm c he! sympe styic as in the mos; brilliant
and difficult forilre OF tho modern Italian school
,,,.xrrs..rKIEUTE rs An ERICA chnns closes
,is r.I:i,. J:noan|s 'nionte 10 America:
u" was Ii the reign Of George III, that England last
North Amercu by perssling In taxing her without
consent That immense country made lntepaJcn; under
Washington and left 10 itself. became the United States;
Inc greatest nations Of The eaA In these times in
which il is honorably remarkable 70! protecting il:
subjects, wherever they may travel with lsn and de-
termination which arc model Tor England. you
and me, England has rather lost ground in II since
the days OF Oliver Cromwe.'
We commend this as cnvc 10 tic so .ty
Of thOac who a5surdly took oiierce, WIZ vas
int ended the aiIsion in the Seucow Y, 20
Washington. !! we sTiar, under The .gIi-h
author, there is another 10 pat ;cgcns,
in his book Uf travels tna:hed was
Chambers, Ii his pe;iCg letter, and
whecdn Ii quarrel with TnaCa.. hi. novel
here IS Dickens in his history, 10 make peace ";l II
Americans cannot suffer criticism, one will deny their
power Of endurance under lllcrY We do doRb then
that vanity Will absorb all tho good !a! IL said u
As quick 10 square of with Tharkerar we
shell not be slow 10 embrace Dickens York Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

FCT tit EHYHITE
NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE .-rhe U. S. ship "Cyanc |"
Commander George n. Hollins got under way, and wss
lowed sea- tho 23i irs!. The Cyanc takes OF:
Lieut. Strain and his party 10 III. lsthmns Of Daiich on
surveying expedition
The following is list OF officers Belonging 10 The Cyane
George r. Holns, Commanders Liculcnrns G. ". Pick.
rrrg, J. d. Read, e.. w. Fdunst0y. ). Edwards; SAILING
master, w. H. Wilcox; Purs=r G.. e. Uphan; Surgeon,
A. Brownlet Assistant do, G. Peci Passed litshpmen,
". H. Mayo J. l.. Brccse ,iish'pnan, IL. NJ Gariand
Boaswan F. HeNlG Gunner, J. IalcstoE; Carpenter,
f. Williams; Sanakcr, 4. Davis; Captains Clerk, c. NJ.
Gibcrson.
The following is lis, Of Civil and Naval officers attached
u tue surveying expeditions:
Lieutenant J. a, Strain; passed MIshipmcn, Charles
Lq,,ncr. w. 7. Truxton; hlidshpmnn w. r. Mayc Eagi
necr J. NJ Marry Civil Engineers, j. s. llons, \. T..
oncs T. Winthrop; DraughIsman, S. kettewe Surgeon,
] c. Bird.
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JSo. II. PiTTs, Secretary.

tMELANCHOLT ACCIDENT.-We orc sorry 10 learn
81 Jonh" w Nixon formerly Of this couGy, and brother
IN iloahe cou OF This county, killed his residence
nome win ms wagon. We believe that he returning
but few LsesJurg.ro. He survived his Injuries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
A farmer In California recently kiIieo-

farmer In California recently killer
we following MANNER "The anmn al,ucEpqe panther in
kins nc hog epd eating shout half Of it, lf pig pen,
same spot The ensuing night brought the denIeda,o i
s least aud the next morning hugo SHE panther ant
iee eues were found extended eess ground The
tip. ' A'' niue hom up 10
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NOTICE.

O. ) owner "f william &. Van IIOc.-r's p
IA Press. SHALL I':verc::'c all persons ~ ..-
v.njiug or using ary o. lie ,L.vc raIIcd t..5
lion ul my cXcuSgc rl..it. unG. r,id !rt'rGs ?.
and nwpGr thereof nni shall h0!! dem ut-..,
nali-S @; Infringement. GE.-- n- rIght ir sti.
sd nj ne. or JOHN HARRIS cox, ~ am,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

sVOE, STEEL, TIN PLATES. V
z tons American, English aCd S"r:,= lg-I
sormca Of rJnud. square ard ia; bar.
10 tons Biislcred S.cci. made "i S"CG,, lien
20 cases MAYORS Shear aGd Cast s',".
2Uu bundles American, EngiIsE and RG.u4>
Pow Plates, HOOP Icon.
$50 boxes Tia Plates, L!'ieicnt slLe'. D.ol Il
COppcr-lor sale b.
Ian q t.. IL. sEfNl
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PORT Or RICHMOND. JAM

ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New Yo'
Srcame, penrsy IvaEia, Bavmore, PE.li
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MARINE jGUHYl

-" The Telegraph was OH ol ors:e' i.
.oucn,,y we have no des patches this mg,-
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Ian 3-cyw President ..

Ad!rc.- ;iia &! M.ci.il4nIs, LuLentu,: CO
Jan. 3-c2T !
~ The Christian Advocate. MuraiHI Va.
m""d, SouIhslir D-mo:.a: and lGic!hgeE.rI
qnrsIrh 10 COPY "cc.s, Gnh send .ccvIn's -
Richmond
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
LIVER COMPLAINT.

NNSPIpSlA Jaundlce, Chronic or
4 f,rn,,,- nai'iI,, u,.c,sc of III. Kidu,y.. and
N i; ~M ~M ,,, IN, :, di .ortcrcd Liver or stpi-
an ui,rhrts hr.,ins ll"u, y ,rd p;i i,I,rs OF
D. D. 'n q" ~, ;Ii,,' 90 ,f ,i, .,nu,nch N,usca,
,I uou W NV i'',, I H. @ o,.,>,,r,t in II g
!, "' W. ~. 'i w. l, or p,,,ir,"r ~ ilr
',i" ",' @ - ;',,,, - H. i,,aJ hn,rinl crr
. o W, sion'n S",,,"T W ,' @ r s',,n.'o
Ia'.,.' "'c"in,f " i.' i., ,' - 5,,'. ,r io,,
Scuf"u"" "", ~ " '!'"- r. -" , III, ,,i ;''
uo'" "i Nrn1 "t,"'r ~ S'1,' I,, ~ gb ' I ' h, "
ne sue n''. ~ !, Nv Nv "'' , ;,i,,i ~, , @
"iHIiS III i'r "'sg' 'iH" - ,ti'. H @ W y, "
ren, u'p,S,,,.n o, slL'S. S,m a, GTIWNH iirr
~ - ~ '''' -. " =, ~ ~, ,' " t.,n ,nl
i'if,>' IiTPuI'1 =! IT. - VI '"' "'' w.. ' NV"
Htrc"' fhl'hn''IhIh g.,
IHtr power "Ner' n'"Nt "',hs'a - no, rN,''iu';
y siuai'e1' py amy "u,'I ~ ,. o"v iir
| ~ ai,t rl.. E,;t., ,,r, v,,r,l,,. ,,,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
Paper Hangings.

T AM now receiving my Spring Stock o
French and American Paper Hanging, which
far surpasses any thing of the kind ever offered
in this market.-Many of the patterns were pre4
pared and packed expressly for me in France,
and embrace all the latest styles. i
IT. of grade and price from cts. to s1,60
per piece. NJ 'i '
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, so that the
most fastidious cannot fail to be suited both IN
price and quality The second story Of my Book
store building, will be devoted exclusively ID
Paper Hangings. and will be brilliantly tighten
every evening, so that persons can have the op-
portunity Of fexamining as well at night as !
daylight. The style Of Velvet Borderings thi
season is really beautiful and at half the nsua
price. J. STEPHENSON,
16tf No a, Buckeye Block,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
lR0M Raj. ROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
I TEOM and after this date, or until further
u notice, the Trains viii be run regularly,
on the laos RAE RoAp, Sundays excepted
from rontOn TO Centre Station. rs follows, viz:
MORNING TRAIN
Win leave lronton for Centre Station al I o.
clock A. N.
RETURNING
VII, leave Centre Station for Irontcn at "a o.
clock a. NJ
AFTERNOON TRAIN
Will leave !rCGton for Centre Station al IA o.
clock +. NJ
RETURNING
VIII leave Centre Station for Ironon at 81 o. =
clock +. u.
Tickets can be had at the lloniol Depot.
HENRY CLAKkSON
superintendent.
Ironton, Ohio, April 50, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
NEW JEWELRY & FANCY STORE.
rJOsFPN sToNEHILL.

HAS OPENED new Jewelry and Fancy
l Store on LAWRENCE STREET., opposite the
Buckeye House, lronton, where he will keep
constantly on hand general assortment, Of Fan
cy Goods such as Watches, Gold Pens, Breast
Pins, Gold Chains, and Fine jewclry OF all de
scriptions, Bonnels, Braids, Embroidery, Hat
Brushes, Combs. Looking Glasses, Port NJ
MES. Cutlery, aud many other thugs which en-
not be enumerated, which he viii warrant of the
best qualify, aud will sell them cheaper than
they can be purchased in any other store in
town. Call in and see his ass Jrtment, aud you
will no, lail TO purchase.
Ironton, April 25. 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
SOLD BY M0XLEY l. BARBER.


Halls Balanm tor he Lungs.
Ayers cherry Pcctofal
Rogers syrup Of Llscrwos' and Tar.
Sellers Pills, cough Syrup and Ncrinliugc
JaynG's Sanative 7 ills Agie Pills Toni,
Vcrmilrre, Alternative, Expcctorant carnina
live 'alSaIn, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wisar's Balsain of Wild cherry.
Guysotl's yellow Dock and Sarsapariua.
TOwnSend's Sarsaparlla.
OSg0Od'S India choiagogue.
OHygenaied Bitless, sure cure for Dyspep
sa.
Pcry Dnyiss Pain KIllei.
D0i!eys PAIN Extractor.
McAlstors Ointment and Solar Tincture.
MoLanc's celebrated Pills aud NenHIiIgc.
Railways Ready Relief.
GrrgoryS Instant cure Of Pain.
ChrsteS Gaiyanlc Belts, Necklaces, Brace
let's, and Magnetic Fluid.
MeNican Mustang Linimcnt.
Brandretl's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrlg!ts Indian Vegetable Pills.
lIl0gg's Sugar coated Anli-liillious Pllls,
Smiths Sugar coated Pills.
FarrllIs Arabian Liniment.
John Bull'S Improved syrup Of SarSaparlIa
llowe'S Shaker Sarsapurlila aud Cough Can.
dy.
Hollands German Biticrs.
WcayCr'S Canker and Salt Rhcum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Aguc.
Buitcr's Nerve and Bone Lln.mCul.
Barrels indian Lnlmemt.
Shcamuus poor mans plaster.
Hays LiuinIclt for the Piles.
lIohensack,s Wom syrup aud Pills
Mclnlosh's BalSam of Indian Squaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for DiarrhOca and Dyscntcry.
Hutchin'S DyHp" "psia bitierS.
GmctenhCrg Pills, Sarsapariila and Chill
drrn Pauacca.
Durhic'8 Green Mountain Ointment.
Hibbard's Family Pill and CifcaSsian Balm.
LOllowry's Tonic Bltt,rS and Extract Of Ja.
maica Ginger.
Shepherds Sa-sapariIa.
Rowaud's Telegraph Pills, Tonic Mixture
and siylup CT Blackberry loot.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Powers ilasterS, new and superior article.
A0ughn's LithoDtriptic Mixture.
Jacksor's Pills and Expectorant.
Branrs puI. BalSom aud Purifying Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment.
Stric;and's Pills.
Marray's Llud Magncsia.
StonSi's Infant Drops.
GrilIitl's Magnetic Pam Extractor.
Steers Opodlldoc.
Mcrrill's Black Salve.
Surec's Ohio i.inimcnt.
Vaughan and pete-son'S Rice Linimcnt.
Saituf's Ginseng panacca.
Sovereign Bsim Pills
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Tarncr's }oIsam for Diarrhoea & Dysentcry.
Turner's American Rheumatic Eaam.
TidPs Bam of life for Consumption.
ConnelI's Pain Extractor,
Sl.akcfs Genuine EXtract of s;G,saparilla.
F,ch's Shoulder Traces, Abdo'nna! support
RS, lnhailns Tubes and all his valuable Fam
ly Medicines.
Bennett's Plant and Root Pills.
Falneslock'S Ncrmifuge.
LcRoy's Vegetable Pills
Stanhope's Choagogue Pills.
Gardner's Lincment.
HlakC's Sauattve lie Pills.
Bryan's Puimonic WATERS.
lIou@bIon's PepSithe true Digestive Fluid
ana many other articles too numerous to parti-
3Uari2c but not too important 10 merit attcn-
ioU--Cul and Try them.