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tpd OF
fbber ec'e for u- samr parp-,s rvsry
introduced from superior qualities pencil crfar,
fsciy than the ordinary
scrapcr end lrmvs. surface OF the paprr unnargrd
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establishments successful
VI proprietor fatcfs himself his will be
particular The and saloon
the floor designed for the ladies' and genusmea when
second floor
gentlemen which The particular
of Congress invited
prices pIaines
bur rarely enjoyed elsewhere Those wishing 10 ess
parties netce In fne
large saoon furnished style of magnh
Dec l5-3tawjw Aataw2W
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overland and Foreign C0rresp0nds snees-TAr LOk
NAURY have just imported small o Of the csiebrssed
overland pondcnce papcr 10
unusually hne quality. Book and Stationery eexs,
Janis Near M seseas.
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IEFFEtsoe's Notes virgtnla.--A new edition, en-
by prepared by the author bsfbFr h desib
Jan ls FRA&Ck TAxLOA
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EXTRAORDINARY Il Astrsctton.--CL LA0ETT, NEWTON
MAY, co respectfully the ladss ~ Winning
and vicinity that they have had consigned n hr shsousa
superb and matchess coNecen ef vaste
ues aey the Crystal PAIscs,)
psns erqusey beautiful aud costly specimens Of nssdle
work, viz Eh ~
Embroidered coaks and nantIas .fFaI n FW8fw
Opera sioaks l IA EeHtseA
lndis cashmere, and velvet sha~is ~
silk and Delhi do L. ~
ermne, Russia sabs Buenos
hlres chinch'a, kc, in capes, cardinals, And nsbk4
Forming combination ladas' costume
superior anything introduced into America
whole win open public exhibition and
days and the instructions from Ne
imperative, they viii be sold without the least res ard 70 the
original cost, each. .alfHN Ft
n l2--dft t48fV
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
Antl-Nebraska Convention.
CoLUMBUs, March 2


Tie Anti.Nebraska Convention met
this morning in the Town street Me,ho.
dist Church. The attendance is large
Mr.. J. II. Severn, Of franklin, was
chosen President. and one Vice Presi.
dent was chosen for each Corgression.
al District. 80 ~ e s,-s
Mr.. D. H. Garter, of Stark, made a
speech which occupied the entire morn.
ing session. He denounce,l the bill as
unti.democratic, an recommended ev.
cry man TO &C, in reference to it lndo.
pendent Of party ties. ~. Y
! The speech was apparently well 70.
ceived. ~ .asiisa;s
A serious accident occurred as the
members were leaving the church; the
temporary steps fell. and a large mum
ber we're injufed-only Gveo OF six. how.
over seriously. Judge Sutton, the Sena.
tor from Huron, had his arm broken.
and was otherwise injured. qs
3 A letter from Mr.. Keemelinwas read
and The sentimentss(i contained were
received with great applause. is g,ly.
=, Several others addressed the Conven--
,ion, and al 6 o'clock the Convention
took q recessunlil seeming Hqgs =
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

4 A leiter in the n. Y. Times states
that lew days asoean american rner.
chan,,nan. going 10 Matanzss. was over.
lauled. when pear that port, and fred
into by Spanish wareyessel. The Cap.
tain made his protest in the premises
bslore The United .Ststcs Consul at Ma.
.anzss, VT sent ] statement Of the case
. lie Captain General at Havsna, but
rscsisiag no satisfaction, has reported
HE csss to osr governmsat. <Anothss
AmsYfssn vessel; belonging 70 Rich.
mond. Va, commanded t5y Cspt. J. u.
Pafis. wa rveemty asbjsciel. III. MD.
fSbzes. t0ta chfYys ~ e28o tonnage du.'
tiSs in hef dsck 3cSd, Ia c6niraveation
Jfliss poft rsyatstions. Which exsrt no
sdeh ehsfntIss "a i ft6tk cstk0: 1he money
xSl poj4i uhds sfpS6a ~, YVA III tasg kss
I'M IN SfAS 66Afu3 Gt No.
l1nSs 81; idj jssdG I'M: M '-fl ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
Musical Publications.

K We have received from VIM. Hall &
Sons. $50 Broadway St. N. Y. several
new and beautiful pieces Of Music,
omongst which is "Hazel DELL" do.
lighifui Song and Chorus. coming with
in The range ofnn ordinary voice, Pfice
25 c,s.s "There is darkness on the
Mountain, a Ballad, by the celebrated
composer, VIM. Vincent Wallace. At
SO cents. "Flora Mazurks." and "Qu:c,
Family Polka" Two beautiful pieces for
the Piano, Price 81 cents each. M
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
lL(DgAll gDLUIu,

~ Tho River for sometime has been IN
|excellent order for business, allowing
tho Pockets to make regular trips, and
aGofding an excellent chmnce TO tran
sitnt boats for doinga good business.
The smcunt of business doing up and
down tho river, 10 undoubtedly larger
this season, then on any previous one.
no .wi,hs,anding tho fsssiltoadi compe,i.
lion. We notice ihs arrival Of a siun
iRPtasb0rgh last week ffofn Phiiadel.
phis, bringing 500 tong Of freight. which
although considerably above sn aver.
age, shows ibst heavy businoss is being
done, the grester part OF which is being
shipped down the river. The Baltimore
and Wheeling vsilroad arc also doing
very large through business.
Tho improvements have not been
commenced with their woniel energy,
this season, on account Of a scarcity Of
lumber. last years supply not being
largo enoughto lost nntil the supply Of
this year 70 received. Many buildings
which othsrwise, would now be fact ap.
proaching compIeton,. are compelled 10
await the arrival Of Lumber before they
can commence. We understand that
some Of ,he denlers ere now gone above
to purchase stock; we hope they will
secure sufficient not only 10 supply tho
demand Of this season, bur to ensure
against a repetition Of The present dslin'
qucncy. ~ 3. sr5-.. -. IA
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
OHIO LECIsLATURE.

WdrchEz4, ~ SEkAfE. m Iq{Ec Hp"'
bcf4f pstjtio1&on the stbjectpf TIN.
|petshco we're rcssn /6 F9 "a
HE MDiii4 as isksae sp, ae'l
The claus svl Brixii4 . tax 70 30 leytcd
on ihe people !iof . ,HIlhis fundasicksn
out, and tho bill wss then ordered to be
enyrossel.
HopsE.--Mt Been prcssatcd sse.
monstrance from ci,isenss of Columbus
against the present system ofIetdpg con.
|yicr ipbor y -, ~ " s4''s's''
Mr.Laog,lon's bill ptohibidos 'iau.
nicipal ,salhoriiics from passing certain
restrictive oIdinancs,, regulating the
sale ofcounlry produce, passed.Ssse .
The following bills wsfs introduced.
The Finance Connniltse reported ad.
.xersely on tie petition Of Cincinnati
| Bank era, .lor relief from tho mode OF as
sessing :axes. NJ s,rg ", Jas ttJ3@t
- The bill prohibiting the ejaculation
of bank notes of other States under FIVE
dollars, was epoTteI back. s.ii ~
MG Brown moved 10 amsnd by tax
ing away-e,he power from the Ohio
bn nks TO Issue any bills smaller than
I've dollsrs. Tho bill was secommi,ted
for the purpose Of including the amen l.
ment. r.g I7s ~ ~ -iiSf
The. committee OF thirteen repodsd o
substitute fof Mr.. Eckley's Tempsrancc
Bill. doing away with the bond,s bui
making the vender liable for all dana.
ges which may accrue from drinking,and
i, no should be insolyen,, the owner ol
the premises upon which the traffic WINS
csfried on. The bill was ordered. TO be
printed. ..e 4tr 5ss tggWaSye
M. Psrrott presented petition from
Samuel Doyle. who desires 10 Icase the
Ns,ional Road for twenty years, at31.
900 a year, guaranteeing 10 keep il in
good repair, without increasing the tolls.
II was referred. .g@e.szap 1i5
The new School Bill was reported
back from ,bs Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. EckIey moved to amend by a.
polishing tho Township Board, and re-.
storing the old independent district sys.
TEN. ifLs e.atE tvI3Nir .-.1t W
Mr.. Walkup opposed the amendment
at length. and defended the present sys.
TEN with much warmth. 4-al hfs9
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
.GErrISo ABOVE oNE's BusIxEss.-

GETTING ABOVE oNE's BusINEss.-
Almost every one is successful in busi-
ness for the Grst few years while he has
no capital. forthen he is constantly dill.
ligent sanI attentive; but when he has
made little money, and, become, q man
OF some note with an extensive circle Of
.acauaintances, he is. often tempted to
neglect his business for politics. gamb-
ling. drinking, Or some other pulsuit;
and whatever The pursuit may be, whether
lawful or unlawful in. ilself, which
tempts him to resign the charge or his
business to others, the consequences are
almost invariably disastrous. : px
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
The Gardner Case.

= Ii has been rumorad III Washington
that the government vii, probably give
to John Charles Gardiner, the brother
and ally Of George a., Of the tremsnd.
ous Gardiner claim, The benefit Of free
pardon, on condition Of his turning
States evidence against the unpuniahel
eonspirators ia that magnificent swim.
die. Ii is 70 b. hoped this will be done.
John Chasles Gardiner has declared his
adstermina ation, in the face Of thsveraict
against his brother, ofs,anding his trial.
This is courageous; but a. his conviction
would moi tnach. The more important and
ssiminsi conspira:ofs, while his eyia
dsncs sgainst them might bring them oil
10 justice, we trust that government will
ssecure Bis testimony. II, sccessible, as
sthe condition off full discharse.
At ths some time, we rccommend 10
.ths Distsict Aitorney At Wsshinston,
1,tbe Narshsl of the Distsiet /, sand Ioih.
ssls having authority in the pren,ises,th
speiicy of indlcting and Grresting fol
ffisl ss4V ,ipdisiLHsl. sssas OF small,
!. rho has sha red IL .ihs .pOiIs. of. the Gar
dipss slsipn. Let ~ grand fufy indicl
!, Svsry map efshAn. No doubt. IRON
S4ls dEihssi, even xilh0ai The evidence
of jsho CbAsIsss Eandiaef. ihs clue 70
thesskols sfths mysteriesof the Gsrdi.
,rsf ems usy b iobtajned s-s y i.
ilyipS besn someS Sbst Instrumeotsl
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
New hampshire Election, ,Ij

!. The Patriot claims that the election
has resulted in the'clcction of, l80 DEM
;ocrats, and 145 Opposition. but con.
rludes, however, that several Of : the
members elected as Democrats were g
,Iected by the Opposition 70 the regular
nomination. is5 ys- 81, ,vee-f ss
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

L itt' s5tsf ~ ~ yyTauuuQByN NIHycV w.
pAyyl Jewell .(or mprlsfs wss exec nj.
,sdsths8 i itltfn ocs * G6p fe4orE.
NTAi1sl slcrowa thtcn Ale stsects at
an essjS brbf. $40 ~ lfiEss II s~as diff.
,cuit 40 Mpprcse afs0F hqIt four
huRJ "a psiaois n w \ Sdp1igisF within
'ttU j>ils ySEi, e IA, al -:
y sAtl iast night and this forenoon, tho
prisopss .~ns epgasodin prayerisfd con-
vcrsStion with his spiritual attisdfs. eF
a'ciock it's SkerfF iMfcrjnsd
the prisener,hat ,hss time had orriyetls
sandao psepsrc for the execution. Tho
.sxec,ilioner then, disguised, knpckcd of
The icons and pinicned the rafmh Of tie
prisoner, who wssthcns sesco oncd 10 the
piece Of execution. Having, arrived ON
tho scsGold, Jewell stepped forward and
thanked The Sheriff for the kindness hs
hud experienced al bis hands, and beg.
ged that he would not'be the execution.
er. 5Hc thenpread his dying declaration,
revie wing the proceedings.of iahs Couii
which e convicted him, and denying pre-.
meditsled murder He said he had never.
known the deceased before he went with
his friend TO redress at,friend's griev-
'ancc, and being heated and maldcnod
by drink, he was unconscious Of what
he did. He warned Young rnenao avoid
the intoxicating cup, expressedhis cor
dial forgiveness Of .all, as he hoped 10
b. forgiven, and Ior mercy Of his God
/ The clereymani in attendance then Of.
fered up ulast prayer, in which the pris.
oner aulibly joInod. ~ - % lse'ss ssr
The hangman then adjusted the araps;
the prisoner then requested d }sr
from the Sheriff, which was granted.
Jewell then continued to pray, during
which the Sheriff gave the signal and
the lever was touched, and the prisoner
swung in the air. His neck was broken
in the fall, and he consequently died
instantly. After being suspended half
an hour, the body was cut down and
placed in coffin. - 'g% aa3 islal oe
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
WAsalscroH, March 9,

-ll-.-l WAEHfNGTON, MdTCn II
The action or the House on the M
braska Bill yesterday, has caused sfe,
commotion. aud is not liked by )t
friends Of the measure, who hopsG
have it pushed through. On the d 4
hand, the enemies ofthe Executive b
the opponents Of the bill are delia X
the former considering the action n
House a rebpke to the President n 4
latter feeling confident that the q y
will die out under protracted disS bs
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsuIsGToN, March 2I.

.. -. WAsblSGT0N, MaIcn II.
IrousE-Mr. Breckenridge moved that
the House go into Committee Of the
Whole. and take up tho Custom House
and Marine Hospital Bill, which was
lost. t'.s .,..a -t q >.
= Mr.. Richardson moved that the House
20 into Committee Of the Whole on the
state Of tho Union, with tho design of
reaching the Nebraska Bill. Lost-ycas
SO, nays .10s. =
The House then proceeded 10 take up
the business on the Speakers table;anl
after disposing Of several small bills,
reached the Nebraska and Kansas Bill,
which was read amid much excitement.
Mr.. Richardson novel to refer il TO
the Committee on Territories. 49,. :.
Mr.. Cutting novel to refer it TO the
Committee OF the Whole. - 81.
This was opposed by the. friends Of
the bill, as an effort 10 bury it beneath
The mass Of business already before the
committee. ....,. ~. I, ~. =. y,
Mr.. Cul,ing called the previous ques.
t'u VII u'S W tCirt tuC Utt ~
the Committee Of the Whole. Tie call
was sustained. and the question was
then taken, and the House referred the
bill By votc OF ll0 yeas 10 95 nays.
The opponents Of the bill manifested
great joy ut this result, anl il. fficn;Is
much chagrin. Thus tho Senate bill
was placed No. SO on the calendar OF
the Committee Of the Whole.
The Ho Use Bill, which is nearly the
same, is No. 21 ON the same calendar.
All other bills preceding these mea sures
must be, either laid aside seriatim or
otherwise disposed Of, before either o'
the N.braska bills can he reached. a
majority determines tho business to be
ac,ol on in committee. Under ordi.
nary circutnsta noes, tho bill cannot BE-
reached until some time next session.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

Our friend G. Nenberger. on Second
Street, has received new Stock OF Clio.
thing. which he will sell cheap. Call
and see him.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

Rev. Wm. Schenck Of Cincinnati,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
on to o.lnorr Nv, "Wednesday evening.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

We notice part Of the Machinery for
the new mill Of H. & S. Blandy has
been received, aud is bsing putup.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
The Maine Law In New York.
ff~1 - Nvw Vnuv Msrch 90

The Maine Law Bill passed the
House thi. morning, BY yo.o Of 7s 10
40. II goes into effect the FIRST Of May.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
The War News.

the Pa:is correspondent Of the Wa:h.
inrton National lnte!ligencer ssys:
Prince Napoleon has written letter
to the Emperor, praying to be allowed
TO toke part in the expedition which is
preparing for the East. He does no.
ask, he says, high command. All he
wants is post as near TO the enemy as
.possible-an opportunity TO fight and to
win the high grade in the French army
which he ut present owes only to his
position asImpcrial Prince and to tho
Emperor's affection. This letter is deem.
ed proof that the Prince will not, as il
was reported he would, be charged with
the command in chief of the expedition.
Marshal Saint A,naud, Notwithstanding
his i'll health. insists, it is said, upon
having it; and at present the better o.
pinion seems to be that it will be &C.
corded to him. Lord Raglan,s better
known.as Fitzrey Somerset, conman.
der .in.chief Of tho British troops des.
tined for service in Turkey has arrived
in, PaIisto consult with the French off.
Gets as tothe plan ofcampaign. He is
accompanied by Lord Ross and Bald.
win Walker. We have no definite ia.
telligence as yet relatiyee,o the posi,io n
oil the German Powers. It will be some.
time eprobab y before we have. But all
sccounts received since the date of my
last seem 10 show q decided tendency
on the part Of Aus tria and Prussia to
mako common Cause with Western
Powers against Russia. Hgthey doso |
shall considerable Austrian Empire ia
-almostsss critical position. as the OF.
toman Empire itself. ,s's So iy,s "a, 4.
The insurrection in heTurkish prov.
|inees, Albania and Epifus, contiguous
70 tho western boundaries Of the King.
dom Of Greece, issbecomlr1g daily more
serious. The insurgents. encouraged by
numerous recruits from Greece, propss,
and even from the army Of King 0uc
himself arcs siready beginning 10 pro.
claim Ahe e a1ss Of political, indepen,
dsncssssIt Ills supposed that . pos.ios o'
the allied s1Psdi,ionsry force will b.
required 10 ,quell .4his fsbellion. The
Emperor Of Austfla has increased 10 af'
Ity thousand mon his avny OF. shssssa'
ton 10. Ssrvia. losbst tsadys for sctioa
when oompelled to. chooss BEL aide.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
Summary Of The ~ atest News.


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81 % x. IIh F.h,.,,v mon which
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..nps ..ns !,a". M n,a,'snI an.
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sT s!xunI.S M.o. ar ~" ,,oon. haI
a.sss,Ss.. AZ .,,s,.sy y ~ s.ssIss a;s:
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saL, Ia I.,e, ;an,....I tsnL III ~.
o,;n.,. v.s.i , n,".nor;oa'..-, s's',..s I,
a. In.i:. !, .hn ~ ..,;v.d :, po 10.
-. ~. C;,n;,.,. =. -,
,w.,. "s t;i,s.I No. .~;IJ hs.s,. tina y sio,y
4. ~, 'haI;.v.,I h". - 4. .,,rnc..J II.
MR., wa,o + LIIs, hy IN. Iuiinn., Z,
*. a.r ~. c." E.sn.;s.o !. ..
ovc.sd;ssio I.srss..J snd .,sgnan,.
.T = M. .,hsr,;s '.nono' ,hs os .ssu,
o.. 4, ,ho Iin;,.J ,S,.,e. o. Z. - q,
"a i,ili Sa ars..st am, O,eqoo; i . sa;..
ls,n,a a..o,,,.,;,s 'vo,. On The fo,mssIon
of,bs bsS,s,si.css,no,sns z ,lt "giis
A,jv;c.s f,om, Honoi.ta M ,ha, a,h nj
Fsh,n.,.' .,s,.,ho, !, smna x.,;on .wa. s,;li
bs;n. d;.cns.oJ ,he,. :. = - : -
T6e rcmnan, az Walke,..ex pcdi,ion
are said TO be 10 o suffering cond''ion.
me Maine L'9uo, Law mas oecn M
tfodueed u''o '9o oan'orn's legislature
LOUISVILLE March ~.
Inc SANTA re mail arrived OF indepen'
denee ias. n.sn!. 1r I,
:, a.S n'' I"',;s. " d..I "un nea' NicAico' un"
MI TS. M",;.as v"a..o"s ..n". a;o ~; 'epo,.o".
,n,.,.n;.. nr r.i!S.."e mo0""e 'ou.'Ve" :" :
So"pa"'' So 20" 'o'"'a"' '''n ." ''u'o 'o'
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n,s',. no,', =. "E".a IonPa"y % Wa'
oo"s' .a,:.,. "ua .s io'' o"'o" =" ''oo''
"s '"P0"'''o"i Al, %
no'e
pers as la,e a, dine, - r..
The Bee has private adyices from the
ci,v of Mexico where II wos rumoreJ
that Tumariz. the Minister of Finance
is TO bo cxpelled from the ReonbI;c =
The (;oyernor Of .Ae eapnIco hal do.
clarel for Alvarez. and il is thought tho
latter, if hard pressed by Santa Anna,
will apply to Walker for assistance. ?
t----,--,--o---1,--- -, n,
BOSTON, March l'.-ins A'ias mas
returns from Zot towns, wh'G6 give pa
ket Dem. .9o maJor'ty. MS malon'
y IN Inc o'a'e VIII oe aoout I'foo'
Inc democrats nave elec!ed lao acPfe'
sshlauVes, AM u'e oPPosi''oh lot. y
New York, March 2O.-Accounis
from Troy and Utica show that the tenn.
pest has been very severe t,iose places
Many buildings were blown down, roofs
blown of, and chIinneys and, walls de-
mo'!shcd. AT Trey man was killed by
the falling Of a chimney. A'Utico, the
tower Of ST. PalrieksrChufch was blown
FL =
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

a ADvERrIsISc.-In one OF the proverbs
Of Solomon, says the New Bedford Mer.
curry. we find tho most comprehensive
and satisfactory exposition Of The phi.
losophy Of advertising that ever was. or
could be written, viz:
"There is that that scattereth and yet
incrcaseth, aid there is that withholdeth
more than is meet, but it tendeth to pow
erty." 21 g@ae 5
And the words OF Paul 10 the Corin-
thians aptly expit IS the same idea:
He who soweih sparingly shall reap
also sparingly; and he who sowcth boun.
trfully shall reap also bountifully."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

A fearful accident occurred 4
on tho Mountain track Of
Central Railroad. Apcar Cd
forty passengers broke loose,
scended at q tnpid rate and cag
'lision with an engine, and wd
ed 10 pieces. Strange tossay.
man was seriously injufcds
sustaining but slight bruises.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

NrDRAsxA.LT The emigration to Ne.
brasks territory is very large The St.
Louis Republican says q great numbei
81 rerson have arrived ia that city, on
theft wsy to .hat terri oty 10 settle. The
4 9stean, boats were taken, up as fast Al
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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
Recepti0ns.

Tastes differ. Men arc not exactly
alike. And The ways they receive their
distinguished visitors e quito varied.
Yet being all Yankees. all Independent,
and all atli5ety,o follow their own IN,
clinations, they do themselves honor
TO make fools Of themselves on each oc.
casion, exactly as the please. They del.
fed Dickens; their god kicked them his
thanks, and they learned very bnef
chapter Of wisdom. At proligious cx.
pensc they raised a wlirlwind for the
reception Of Kossuth, and abusfd him;
while he was still their humble servant
for accepting their hospitalitics When
General Pierce wos on his way to
ashinston, to deliver his inaugural,
III ey sought hin, like men on fox hun.
and said he was capital fellow fo' es.
Gaping from their hands. Thackeray
they paid dollar for the vision Of
Thackeray was p 'eased with the dollar
they were pl eased with Thackeray; It
was sensible, business like transaction
it was worthy Of Yankee men. Measher
diluted the honors they were disposed 10
force upon him at one draush,, and took
them in bimonthly instalnents. The
accounts not yet square. In that way
a man may take his honors as ho does
his asparagus, cutting of enough every
morning forthe days supply--each new
growth being moro pala,able, because
yesterdays is not part of it. Mitchell
takes his as an insul, to England, and
reiishes It vastly on that account. His
right arm gets deal Of healthy exer.
else shaking hands with his frienIs, and
those who want his vote. He will need
banquet 20 sencralze these local ex.
citemcnts. Hurrrah for Mlchell!" says
everybody now; AMI the sooner hs bids
them to be done with their ciamorings,
the bettcr. Martin Koszta was received
like package of goods-saGely, quietly
and without any foolish noise about, his
coming. Koszta is saved being made
fool OF, and we save ourselves the record
Of another follv. We like the last re.
iocption best of all. The president is a
good one.-[ New York Times. (,