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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for March
The NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:

The NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the iolowng
I.EDITORiALS; ssverys Use Of N.srmks; The Volunteer
EXecutonsr; Slavery in Nebraska The Pahos Of 3sdssg
Free Homes Austrian Des2otsm and American Liberty
Washington Going West; The Cost OF Living; Earope
The Question in the North kc
1.-THE STATE OF EURoeE; Letters from Oar Cores
Pordeuts Hush Doherty and karl MARI
EURoPE Three d.ysaer intelligence by The arrival the
Andes al Boston England seoes Troops 20 the E. Rus
sans Investing hsxs Austria Joins lac Western Power
" CALIFORNIA Two weeks later intelligence the
ofthe Northern Light
V..NEBRAsKA AT THE NORTH
Vi. NORTHERN MEN WITH SOUTHERN PRINCIPLE l.
from Correspondent X.
vu..GYPSlEs IN OHIO: A Foolish Farmer ssinde6
VIII AN APPEAL the Women Of the free States OF
the ess in country by Mrs Harriet Beech
IX..THE PEOPLES COLLEGE.
X..TaE TRIBUNE AND THE LEGISLATURE OF CAM.
DEN AND AEBOY
M..MFETING or THE FARMERS CLUB.
MI.REvIEW OF TIE WEEK Giving n condensed snd noe.
eensperous foEn the most important that have
seIred the United srases EeKi.o sssh The
S4ne~ eh Islands md
Kill XXXIIa CONGRESS- Giving the mot aro,,: Pros.sd
lles N the senate OF the Uatea Mr.
ners speech on the Nebraska ELL
XIV. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE New York oao N,chr.p
North Carolina tbe Canal Vote ofScsl
W.LAW INTELLIGENCE; Opinion Of Juase Bets in the
India Rubaer Case. 49, - 49,
XVI..ADVANrAGEs OF IRRIGATION
XyII..A NORTH RIVER STEAMBOAT ON FIRE: Almo.,
sIo:htr Henry Clay Cs;ssiropAs. ~ ~
XVIII. MARRIAGES ard DEATHS
XIX..REVIEw or THE AARkETs, Rspors OF IN. sso.s
Grain Provision and Csiile Nsrkess Very aIv "a -
eiAlIy reported Tor The Tribune - -
Single copies be Obtained
Cosnrss Room tbs morning Price. 81 oens
I've eor. sI2 Sc twenty topic. 80 che -
sress, s20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

The night session of the Senate Thursday was at
tended with great confusion, hard words between
various Senator's and intense excitement in which the
galleries participated; and ended in what was squva-
lent to the passage of the Nebraska bill by that body
In other words il ordered to third reading, the
Ayes berg 90 the Noes i2. What was actually done
msy be stated as follows:
|. On Mr. Badgers motion, the a5rOgaton Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, declared not to revive the old
French law establishing Slavery in the Louisiana Ter
ritory But that motion does not forbid Slavery in the
the anchor of the pathetic describing in the
bill did not pass the horrors Of kind master not being
permitted to carry his aeconate slaves into the new
Territory if be wished.
2. The legislation of the Territory to De placsd be.
yond the power of Congress entirely novel; this y the
territorial Governor appointed by the President not
having determinate veto power
Aliens cannot vote in the territory. This amend
ment by Mr. Clayton passed by % to 30, Douglas be-
ing among the nays and Cass absent. Aliens however
could vote in Illinois Iowa Michigan, aud Wisconsin
Douglas voted against this and Cass was absent. An
the engrants, therefore, during their probationary
term, will have no political power, but citizens with
slaves will, and may determine the policy of the ter
ritory
The votes against the bill, twelve in number, were
equally Wing and Democrat, being Fessenden, Ham.
lin, Foot, Smith, Sumner, James Fish, Seward Chase
Wade, Dodge and Walker. There were twenty ab
sentees on the nal vote among them Mr. Everett aud
some other northern Senators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04
THE DIFFERENCE.

The Nee Orleans Bee is opposed TO the Nebraska Dil
aauseess and unu ecessary measure which the South
does not desire 1t says
so far a. the South is concerned something not very
far from Indifference is e upon the subject Let tae Ne
brsska bill be rejected to morrow and the SCnth WI" siep
rBite as sound nights before We sha nave no 70
yiysi of The reasonable discussions OF 1850.
With the exception Of ne Washington GaoH and very
limited number OF journals that seem 70 foster Mr. Doug
a.s ambitious designs and TO mount the hSooy whcn e
now besrdes the entire southern press occupied wlth
Nebraska further than rs somewhat interesting 'oPc
of controversy in the National Legislature. VI the ire
mendous excitement of ls3Oshere Is nor even scn1s'a"
left"
We believe The Bee is right in this view OF the case
The South entertaDs ardent feeling about Nebras
Ia and southern members of Congress who vote for
the bill are guilty of purely gratutous and unctlled
tor violation of the solemn pledges of their predeces
sors Assuredy their constituents will owe them no
gratitude for thus converting half the Union into
the incorporating and active political foe of the
other half The Bee supposes that the North on IFS
part is no more in earnest this question than Tie
South but this is mistake. We assure our Now
Orleans contemporary that the universal feeling at the
North is like that with which whe has paid for
valuable piece of properly would watch the Efforts oil
body OF men, who parties to the bargain, aud
whom he had hitherto trusted, to get the property
away from him without rendering back the pay 1t
feeling of deep and determined resistance, shapened
by that bitter disappointment with which we discover
that those we have honored aud confded n are swim
dlers or towards II there is no scintillaton of
citement at the South there is blaze of it ia the
North. Why, this very metropolis, which only two
years ago mobbed an snti-Savery Convention, now
furnishes audiences Of aoplaudng thousands to echo
tba Of
Parker and the dsunion appeals of Wendell Phillips
And if the political gamblers who're profgacy and the
political poltrOOns whose weakness have wrought this
change who have whou, cause, and ina time ofprofsund
peace lighted this confagraton, desire to CONVEX. the
ereatmass of northern people into abOltiOaSs, and to
give tangible and powerful existence TO dsunion party
in the North their course is plain aud easy let them
pass the Nebraska bill and the work is done. The
storms of 1920 and lS48-5O were nothing to the de
vourDg tempest that act will let loose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

That fARM'-Rumor says that Mr.. r. J. May. of
No - South'st, IN this City, has got the Perham
farm.
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THE CRISIS At HAND.

Editorial Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 9, 1854
1t is of little TO talk more about Nebraska. What
ia wanted 10 action. II is time to organize phslsnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

The ErsriHg EzPress of yesterday gives the following
by telegraph fom Washington:
Before day this morning, Senators Toombs Douglas
hsson Weller and other Senators returned severay 10
their lodgiDgs with faces and breasts bloody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

We give in another part of this paper full report
of the great disaster at Hartford with the names of all
the killed and injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

The German anti-slayery meeting last night was
splendid demonstration. Washington Hall was crowd
ed with some 1900 people. Resolutions and speeches.
denounciDg the Nebraska bill, were passed After the
meeting, with banners and music they came by TIE
YRIEUNE Ofice-and formed in line aud cheered u.s.
The crowd was very great.
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70 coRREsPoyDESr8

- .f ., ~ ,,tsu o. CoIun -s-ioos Nhstevei
- r--tan Be sgIhsnoA>c b. ne a.1ns sns
$1,000 -. sriter uot necs.is fJr Puonestioa 5ni -
sasf4I y u rs sooi t-Ii-
u. ,s.r..ts to return rejseted Communicative
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The above scale OF prices appes TO ordinary Advertise
mens classified under appropriate heads.
SPECIAL NOrICES-First Page-ONE SHILLING line
each insertion. Nothing inserted for less than SEVENTY
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BUSINESS NOTICES-FourIh Page, before the leader
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Religions Notices and Notices from those wanting En-
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Twenty FIVE CENTS each insertion.
Advertisements may De inserted every day once
twice three times week at the option Of the advertiser
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Abou. ten words average line
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Advertisements inserted in TIE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBvNx
published every Tuesday and Friday for Ten CEsrs a
line each insertion.
TRIBUNE FOR CALIFORNIA.
In the edition Of THE TRIBUNE for circulation ia C,for
mia and the Pacific Coast Advertisements viii be inserted
for TTS CENTS line each insertion
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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The proceedings Of cur State Legislature yesterday
which we publish elsewhere will be found OF special
interest to tie people of this City.
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TRIRuNE FOR CALIFORNIA.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Advertisements inserted in this paper which has crou
laon of 100, 900 copies for FrrI CENTS line each
insertion, No less by the quarter year.
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rhn T-ihrne fo- Enrope

We .han issue THIS MORNING an EdiaJo Of THE
sYvr WEvK1Y TKIpUsE iJr circulation in Europe lvS
contain all the latest NeEs Up TO the Ane Of going 70 press
Single copies in wrapper ready for mailing can be had at
tho deck Price SIX Gems. Tae steamship Baltic sails
from this yort 10 Day fo- Liverpool
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,s,.-,i,iss in tee wEzKLY T,isrsE sll hereafter
l. YiTry CESTs Ike, each rse-iioa
The eeas, III We iy aisae h-s noT r1easG The 7a''
,.sep.-s rsrs 5rr Ct fco, 500 eo5es
ls,.ses fof TIE T7og'>0f HoniJ oaza, . os sen n
.saIa * OF Saturday evencs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

The outrageous swindle of Street Opening by which
means whole fortunes have been taken for weeks
work is now under consideration in the Supreme
Court II is almost too much to hope that the swnde
will he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

Yours ResDectfuy HONIWELL ~ BREWSTER,
70 Union and producers Of he best Hat
Ian.- $500 WA HoMwELL
'"~-S P
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subscri 2tons and sagertseiaent or he per York
TrJsa, csn b. ie;l with the following Agents;
LovDov-N w W Thornls Nos 70 and 81 Cs;hsrna street,
S.rarG
PAsls-Nr E.oarlean No 30 kae 81 Marc
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Aggregate Circulation, IiI,00O Copies

THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
The following are prices for advertising in The
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DIR. McCLNToCKs PEcToRAL SYRUP, for Bron-
sh Consumption and all ehissis dsses 9th and aas
Da MectsrocKs coLo CouGa MxrVSE recsn. Colds
and Ceaghs Group, &c. Price IS eoaa
d. NeCLISrocKs ASTHMA AND HORNE CoveH REMOVAL
immediate relief ios those dessD plants Price 80
Dr. NcCIIHToSK's DIARRsEA CokpiAL CHOLERA
rivs . rapid and safe remedy. Pree . and % cents
Dr kcCLINTock's IoSIc purifying he
blood cleansing the system Of al unheA hunoFs Price
Da keCIxrocKs DYsfLfTe ELxR for giving tons 70 tbs
stomach eating heartburn AID al dsgee
be svuptoms arising from INDIGESTION Price ~
RRIUaAric MiNTV2E q pusey vegetable
remedy Cor internal for the cure Of khsama Goa &e
PIiee g cents ,... =. ,N..,
Ds MeCLISrocks RHEUMATIC IMMINENT tor Rheumatism
Sprsips, Bruises swellipgs Se- Price ~ cents. - =
Da NeCLNroeEs ANopYSE MxrvKg toE the instant reei OF
ali psps A. toohsche headache &e Price - esa
DR NcCLNTccK's fEvER AND AeVs sfECifS-A r~Paa snd
certain al infermistents Price VI a.,
On. MeCLiNTocx's NEGsfAtLE PvSeArSk fits-a Ao tne
thorough medicine for Coseness Headache &C. - eeA
per box -. l., - .
MeCLtxToKs ANr PILLS for rresulsry N the
functions Of the liver and bowels Is cents per box
above valuable Medicines receety introduced ~ fvoF
james NcCntock Of Phldskh be procured wholesale
s,d cusaxAS Co. sole Proprefofs No LIZ fntenss
NsvYork Of the principal Druggists the city and all parts
of the United ssssss md Csssds
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REDDING'S RUSSIA SAINE still continues 10 gam
ors ground n the public viii shortly If h no: al
ssdy stand hsb IN the estimation OF the most ocnaHs Ias
community Il bnl ps cu's Chi bsns ehapped hsnds
Gc {. r. Ring No so Broadway; A. u. d.
SANDS Wholesale ogents q. v Cckener Coz Reddas Co.
Icafnn rrrn-ie
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MAKE NOTE OF IA new Clothing EmpO-
rum just been opened by the uudeusned al No 100 Fuont
With entirely fresh and handsomely nsde stock Of 0thng,
sAapfs the best and Will
sold q the lowest possible pccs
NIB All Articles be exactly represerted
EDWARD I HAcKETT,
Clothing Emporium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

SPRING STYLE or GENTLEMENs 6ATs.-RAFFER-
1v L,.sy announce 70 their and tho Dc thai hei
sppe style Of Gente1nsDs Hats ready No 81 Chatham
81 opro,e Cbsrnbesst and Of Ch0tien aud Pesrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

SEWING MACHINEs.-I NJ. SINGER X Co. partie
usrly invite their old style approved Sewing MschDss
Bow IN general which admirable improvements have
~ becn sdded Also their Machine a!est aa
feet nyeaon Of the time which Of ssens
sastciy with THREAD These Machines
csy opcs by which linen other thin fabrics b. sesed O
No Brosdsa,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

The New Hat Company, Nos. l46 ana ll5 Nassal-str
haze be much i'm their S1rBg is Ca
~ what can be done only equal the pest 81 IA In ls
civ One pre- and quality only.
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NEALI0 has just introduced his SprDg syle OF dats,
which cannot surpassed IN the city His Hat are light d1aOis
and finished In the very best manner -
MEALlo. oorner Of Broalgsy sd CsDal.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

tIKTHER PEOUF.-" We nave examiner InhUF C'f-
ifcn possession DR. Jacksoa the proprietor OF
D. BooTLAHDs renowned GERMAN BTTER snd nave Known
l.sry bsve cured Of yeEeompisst and dspep-
D. This medicines therefore wo recommend 20 o1 read
ems In confidence flig prepared the sst
oa1s Of physician who hrst compounded H."
fGernan illustrated News
In York A 3. D sAFos No 10 f1ltJn-st-
corner Of Warn.i and C. r. tIaG, Of Jshnsf and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

CHARLES IRVING, Secretary
New.tork, Feb q, 1854
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
III. IENI ODVA@o
GEORGE D. WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Japanned and Slammed WARES,

s Water Coolers, Toilet Ware. &C.,
"AVING Removed from the old stand, cor
ner of Walnut and Pearl, to the O.
N. W. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA.
(Or Second street.) Cincinnati, O., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
is now prepared to supply dealers. on liberal
terms. Tinners, Stove Dealers and others, will
find it greatly to thelr interest to purchase their
stock direct from the mandatory. have also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturersof OF Timer Machines and Tools,
as to be constantly supplied. Among which
will he found some newly invented labor a.
vi ng'' machines, which can be seen in opera.
ton. All Of which will be sold al manufactu-
rers' prices. GEO. u. WINCHELL,
N. W. corner Of Race and Columbia Sts.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
New JeweLry l. Fancy Store.
yDsEPM sTnNEull,I,,

JUS.EPM S1rWNEEIILL,
HAS OPENED A New Jewelry AM
LII Fancy Store on LAWRENCE STREET
opposite the Buckeye House, lronton, wher.
he will keep constantly on hand general as
sorlment of Fancy Goods, such rs Watches.
Gold Pens, Breast Pins, Gold Chains, and
hne Jewe!ry of all descriptions, Bonnets,
gibbons. Blaids. Embroidery, Hats, Brushes,
Combs, Looking Glasses, Port MONIES, Gallery.
and many other things which cannol b. emu
merated, Which he will warrant of the best
quality, and Will sell them cheaper than they
can be purchased in any other store in town.
Gall IN und see his assortment, and you will
not fail to purchase. -.-
lrontoiI, April 25th 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
DREW & WILLIAMS,
Al the old stand Of Bishop h Per!ey,

IRONTON, OHIO,
MOULD Respectfully call the at,en.
w ton Of the public 10 their New and
EXTENSIVE AssoR rNExr OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of their own and other manu- facture, which
they offer for sale, Low ron CAsm. They are
constantly receiving New AND FnEsn supplies
from the East every month, and hope by close
attention the business 10 merit the confidence
and patronage Of the public. Boots and Shoes
of all kinds and varieties for Genllcmen's s
and Ladies', Misses and Childrens wear.
kept constantly on hand. with prices to suit all
their patrons.
Custem York manufactured 10 order. Also
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.--
Warrentcd work repaired gratis
Also. at Wholesale and Retail, HATS of
various kinds and prices, such rs Silk Leg.
horn, Palm Leaf, kossuth, Beaver and Fur.
Call and examine our stock before purcbasin
elsew here. 3m
Ironton Ohio, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
To the People Of LaWronCo aud The
Adjoining Counties.
A New Saddle and Har.
ness Manufactnrv!

EA Inc SUBSCRIBERS have located them.
1sHS selves in No. A., Rodgers Block, 60.
coni Street, Ironton, Ohio, where they will be
ready 70 furnish every thing usually kent in a
saddle shop. We would say to those who will
favor us with their patronage, that from long
experience in the business, we flatter ourselves
that We can give general satisfaction.
All our work will be made BY ourselves VIZ
will not send to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and 9th :.
er places to buy work that has been thrown fo.
gelIIer purpnsely for sale work. All our work
will be WARRANTED. and we will be on
hand to make good any Of our work that NAV
fail.
If you want the finest ki nd of saddle or har
ness, we are prepared TO furnish them.
We can show you certificates given to us BY
the Licking County Agricultural Society, for
premium Saddles and Harnesses, for several
years back.
We therefore say. call and see Us, ever ,body
We will do our bes. to Tender general salts.
faction.
Furnaccmcn, Country Merchants and all
others wanting any thing in our line of busi.
ness, will do well to givv us call.
WILSON Il RICHARDSON.
March 81 1854 @ -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
80 COAL DIGGERS WANTED.

THE Peach Orchard Coal Company will give
constant employment the year round, to SO
Coal Diggen At their works on the Big Sandy,
They are paying 90 CENTS cash per ton Of 1000
,pounds for digging. \. g. 9'.l',. ls.t.l !,
For further Information, enquire ofsW. T.
Nichols 4 g., q the Mouth Of Dig Sandy. s
Jan 2S. 1854. IA. ,.ff gl. - !,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
TO ALL PERSONS coNcERNEp,
Wholesale Grocery Store.

["E have on hand, and ars receiving, I
w large and well selected stock OF Gso.
cefies, which We hsve purchased fot cash, and
are prepared 10 sell at wholesale OF retail, q q
good bargains as can be bad at Portsmouth o.
Cincinnati. st ~ ~ s'.}
10 Furnace ines aud Cmnffy Dealers We are
prepared 10 Dnpiicatc PORTSMOUTH, or Cincin
matt Bills. fie,sht added. ,iu every variety q
Groceries shitsble for the trade. Call aud as.e
for yourselves. DEAf SET. PAuLLA 20,
ltcnton. Ian. I. 1854. & go 49,. as-e
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
@LOOK AT TIIlS!!!-l@a
10000 Killed on the Bl. ck Sea.

l accidents TO which our Steamboats, und Railroad,
are incident S W. Harper has arrived suieiy q, home
agni' and Is now receiving direct from the Eastern
Muhliacurhg Establishments, II very extensive us.
sort'heh OF BOpfS aud SHOES, for Spring aud Sum.
'cr wear; they wer manufactured and are intended
expressly for the RETAIL TRADE. TO my regular Gus
TONERS and others who may me with cull
OF Boots and Shoes ncuriy a prices: some of which
will guarantee equal in quality Of material and work.
maiissip 10 those manufactured in this or any othe
town west Of the Allegheny nloun,ains. :
Having purchased my goods for Cash. am cuabled
10 sell 'hrn on reas Hiabe terms The public urc re.
specially invited To call ut No. UNION BLOCK - and
sec with their own eyes and determine by their own
Judgments, whether of not buryuns in Boots aud shoes
eau he had of :, W. HARPER
rEaas, OF SALE one half up. md tie oicr down MD
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

"ALL PAPER.-.The Subscriber
w hos just received n splendid lot Of WALL
A PER, Window Shades and Curtains, also a variety
Of Ladies' Card Cuses Port Monies, Pocket Books,
and other fancy articles, which will be sold at low
Also "'rhc Lamp Lighter" Greenwood Leaves, -
"iiot Corn S.ories,' Family Treasury of Western
Literature" Science and Arts" and other new rnbi
cations. JOHN g. HANzSCHE.
MIA Railroad Street, near the Ironion House.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
% MILL1IyI I RY. -@a
Nj RS. e. WHITE,
Second Street, second door below the Bank


Second Street, second door below the Bank
IRONTON. OHIO.
Has Just returned from Cincinnati with
Il full and well Sc lected ABSORBENT of BON.
NETS, HATS, GAPS, Trimmings and every.
thing conndcted with The Millinery Business,
of the lates, ST. les nd most approved Fashions,
She has arrangements also, by which any arti.
Gle in her line, of any quality. or STYLE, can be
procured from Cincinnati on the shortest posi-
Bile notice. Devolng her whole time and at
tenton 10 the wants of her lady customers, sh.
earnestly sclicts share Of public patronage, in
full confidence that she will be able TO give en-.
tire satlsfact ion. all-185l.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Removal Of the Ironlon Rock Store

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has removed his Book establishment
from bis former stand, on Second Street, to
Rodgers new building. next 10 the Irontorl
House. opposite the Railroad Depot. Having
considerably enlarged his stock of books, papef.
plain and fancy stationery. transparent win.
dow shades etc. He invites Ladies and Gen.
uemen to call and examine for themselves.
4H n JOHN g: HANZCHE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

nj URPHY & LEARY will pay the
1N1 highest Cash price for all kinds Of Cum.
Try PRODUCE, such as Eggs, Butter. Chickens
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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Court Of Com. Pleas of Lawrence Co,
REBEccA CALL
SPeiiiion for Divorce.

TIMOTHY CALL.
THE DEFENDANTS Is hereby notified that the said
i Rebeccn Call flied in the Court of Common Pleas o
Lawrence County on the Goth day of January 1854 her
petition agnnst him the object and prayer Of which is
10 obtain decree iron, said Court iivorcny her from
said 'l'mol!y Call, and giving her the control OF
causes set forth in said Petition for Divorce, are ex-
IRENE. cruelty. gross neglect Of duty, and habitual
drunkenness for three years
LEFT lIAWLEY Auys for Petitioner.
April 25th 1854. CIV A.-f'