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CUANO. CuANO,
STUAFEER q. HARLEY.

Cheap Watches e. JeweIry,
A w odspha Watch a and JeMe1rS a: sa aT Phil nj
ssaAAa96 North SECOND Street, corner Of Quarry.
Philadelphia ....- -.
Gold Lever Watchos, full ieweIled. Is carnt
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g# TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
.an-,s.4 81. H. X ITS
9 o NF ECTION ERY.
PENNSYLVANIA Wire Werlxs-

No. 81 Arch ST., above Front, Philadelphia.
TtIE subscribers have on hand, and arc constantly
Il manufacturing, SLEEVES, RIDDLES, SCREENS.
WOVEN WIRES, of all meshes and widths Also.
all kinds OF plain and Fancy Wire Work. Brass and
lroa Wire Sleeves. of all kinds Brass and Copper Wire
Cleth for Paper Makers, &c. Cylinders and Dandy
Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy Twllled Wire for Spark Caichers Sleeves for
Brses and Iron Founders, Screen Wire, Window Wire.
Sales, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens.
~, . BAYLISS, DARBY g. LINN.
Aug. %, '54-sm.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-11-01

A most Astonishing Cure Of ScrofrIous JIcers-A
Case Certified by The MAYOR of Boston, England
Copy OF Letter from J. Noble, Esq, Mayor of Bos
ton. Iincanshira.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-11-01

VI Purchase none hut those having the signature ]
N. HoBENSACk, as all others are worthless imito.
tiOns. ''|'~
Agents wishing new supplies, md all orders wishing
70 prcnmo Agents, must address the Proprietor ] NJ
llObENSACK, at his Laboratory. No. 100 Nar,h
second street above Race, Philadelphia
States. Wv Wv "0u
Oct. 10, lSJ3-ly.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-11-01
II MEDICINES.

Smyrna, April IL. '54-tf.
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LIYER COMPLAINT

Is attended with chlls, succeeded by fever severe
pains in The regions of the Liver, vomiting blltcr
taste, yellow furIed tongue, pulse full and 0unding
the pam IN the side is increased by pre- RE- should
the lett lobe be affected the pain is allv in lhg
left shoulder, with short dry cough the skin becom
ing OF sallOw appearance, and the stools clay coiored
This disease can be cured by the use Of HOBE.N.
SACKS LIVER PILLS, they act directly upon the
seat OI the disease, and then Ope railing upon the bow
els they expe all the corrupt and vital lnaer from The
system.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
Repeal Petitions.

When, the motion for Repeal was
frs. made. those seeking it sought to
place the question on lis own merits,
and the transactions Of the Company
with its stockholders principally. hut
the Company appealed to the people.
and under aifalse alarm got many men
who are opposed to the monopoly TO
sign their Remonstrancc.:a The Repeal.
srs also appe a|ed to the judgmen, ofihe
people, end now in Less than three days
time, 10 tie midst ofan incessant storm,
over 1000 voters in tho town and county
have salready signed petitions for repeal.
The peoples true 10 justice and human.
'y.will never sanctienss o. corporation in
thsir Hnidas with sll'the privileges Of a
titled nobleman.I f.sais sdi uo9as a's
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

,hsv, failod-lisbilisiss issys. fG
I a di,ps,ehfromv visnns. data Mstch
ss.h, ss,, The Rs4sisn' hsd s.saeksd
Kslsias snd taksathres ssdoabl.
+ The rapture between Gieees snd The
Sultan is completely sdjus:sI.
The Austrian bank hos declined 10
furnish The government viii cash on
State securities. '9 - "a ftsis
d. Adyices from ConsisDlinopls Stale
thst the steamers Rotribulion uni Can
.oa had returned from the mouth Of tho
Danube, without having sdccssled 10
removing tho distractions placed there
by Russia.
Tho debate IN the British Parliament
was very lengthy, but war was finally
declared on the 3lH OF the Royal Ex'
,cbsnse. |. was reported tha. Napier
had taken a Russian Gisate: also that
q Russian ship hal been seized at Wat.
ef(ori. and tho crew retained as prison.
srs, but the reports were doubted. .'1 2
1t is conGrmsd that ,he Russian forces
have crossed the Danub, in great force
10 strike a decisive blow before the ar.
rival Of the forces. On the 23L ult.,
Gorschakof crossed tho Danube above
Talsks. captured eleven guns, sni took
200 prisoners, and occupied Tulsks, and
several forts on tho right bank of tho
Danube. Gen Luders crosssl with tho
main body OF Gala.z without much op.
position.
The Russians attempted to cross the
Danube at Olenilza, when desperate
battle ensued, the Russians we're rspul.
ssd with dreadful loss; fully 5000 RS.
SLAMS were left dead on The field, and
the Tu rks were so badly cut up that they
had 10 return 10 their entertainments.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

At the recent session, Of tho County
Commissioners. tho Ohio Iron and Cosl
Go, through its Prssidsns, served .
wtitteai official notice on that Board,
that they, must not allow the County
holdings to b. used for any other than.
strictly public purposes. The ofsncs
consisting in, their ihayins rented two
vacant Offices 70 Lawyers---ons Of than
70 Col. Nigh, and the other to R. Leess.
Will The Company. or i.s plant tool
The Register, deny thisi Will tho Co..
Of its hired rufiaps and rtoadcys deny
that they are using all their power 70
"crush. QUIT aad break down oil such
A. refused 10 .ien their Remonsiranes,
snd who have t.kens active ground for
Repealf ---'--.--~~-,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

The best part ofhuman qualities are
tile tenderness and delicacy Of feeling
il !;:!!s matters, the desire to sooth and
please others, the minu,S Of the social
virtues. Some 'ridicule these feminine
attributes, which are left out Of many
mems natures; bu. l have known the
brave, tho Intellectual, the eloquent,
possess these gentle qualities; the brss.
sar.i the weak, never! Bensvolsncs
and feeling ennoble the most .rifling ae'
tons. as''1 s.i 'Sa' a5f9.i-f' 90 q sfssi
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

We call particular attention 10 the
Report Of the Select Committee Of the
Senate, OF which Lewis Anderson, oui
able and energetic Senator was Chair
man. The Report speaks for itself, and
needs no comments from US to make i,
any more explicit than it is upon the
facts in controversy, ..- -3
1t was carefully prepared by compel.
ent hands. II the law applied to the
case bs correct, and it seems 10 embrace
leading decisions in the United States
Supreme Court, as well as in several
States, in addition TO which the Statute
Of March l2th, ls4l, seems to make the
fact very clear that The Ohio Iron and
Coal Company has acquired no rights
under ITS charter; OF in other words that
j. has never accepted its franchise. Now
ifthat view is correct it will be well for
the people Of this place to inquire as 10
the validity Of tho titles to land made
by this Company. 20, -e a7 ,saY
In another column Enquirer" puts the
question directly. - f.. 81, 40
/ II the corporation has acquired no
right 10 convey land under its charter.
will 1.-The officers Of the Co., or their or.
gan hsre. the Register, inform tho pub.
lie If the titles TO lots will remain valid.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
Now Music.

VIZ. Hall & SoS ofNow York, have
just sent Us soms new songs of very
popular class. The Plantation and
Characteristic Melodies Of "Chriay's
Minstrsls, have become "ss familiar a.
Household words" 'snd We srs pleased
to Recommend to our musical readers.
-four new and really e1csllsht songs Of
this class. The melodies ars all grace.
full and easily remembered, ind they
are just The kind Of pieces to have Uni.
ve,sal popularity; they're "Csfft4ms
back to oTenns sssse," by G. O. Converse;
"Old times come ssain,," do;"Yof yah
Yo! Strike the old Banjo, ,""Saly 'Prim.
err or Pompeys Couriship." Price 25
cents each. Address Vine Hal and
Son, No. ass Broadway, Nsw Fork,
who will ssnd thsm' 'by n,ailto my psrt
ofths country % Tscsipt 4. q bsnsskrl
pltCeus j a., n sE sss4s.s.s,.5 = Ssss,syl .sA
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

dues SUFFICIENT for the comfoi.sble msins
Essn,nes II .lfk ker EbaHla s,.is ArsIno,
The misery. w{st, ssl Pdvs,ioSs in me.
ny ias,speis Y veg erlsvous. ~ result
Of IN imprspsf d;sisibudsn of profile
Of uselulslsboA An thtss srtfsr,s 90
plain - 10 need no demonstration. And
We msy sdd ,hst labor Yields always q.
bout On squsl smount Of profit 10 differ.
en-, loc cslaies at the ssms time. and tn
proportion tow H. onopoliss lis pro.
6''. nnd hos'd Up Its es'nines, The msny
will be deprived Of the lusuries. and
frequently the comforts and nece.ssriss $
OF life. Consequently though sysle.
matte effort at no.oris,y, combined with
natural advantages. may give par.icu.
lsr locelity . peculiarly interesting and
attractive position, ye. i, Is necessary TO
continue those advantages TO the many,
rather than appropriate their to Q tsss,
10 perpstu'te that attraction. Situated
then o. lronton is, wi,hou, the edwin.
tass Of agricultural position that many
other places present. and consequent
increase in tho expenses Of the table,
other expenses must present compare
tive decrease. 10 continue her ns;onish.
ing prosperity. Those who located HI rc
at the commencement Of her rapid
growth, have slmos, universally been.
beneftsej by their investment. But
should The price Of fo,s. tabiia,ions or
rents, mateislly advance beyond their
present rates, it becomes a matter o(
ssrious inquiry whether it would not
materially re,ard the growth ofthe place,
by rsaction that will direct labor, (iho
true s,urce ofall wcalta.) into some 9th.
sr channel! We believe the natural in.
clinations Of all men lead them 10 the
advancement Of their own selfish ends.
Hence The necessity Of law, to protect
The weak from tho ageressions of the
strong. arc We to look for a universal
principle to be reserved for our especial
benefit, OF ought We not TO look 10 the
past and learn lesson to guide US in
he future. .. -.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
sIYait for the Wagon .

Those ofouf citizens who arc dcsirous
Of procuring good likenesscs Of them.
selves or friends, can be accommodated
by calling in few days at the corner
rooms in the third story Of Rodgers new
block, where Messrs. Cole 4 Chamber.
lin ore arranging a sky,ligh., and all
the fixtures suitable for the purpose Of
practicing the Daguerrean Art. t.i ;iaf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
HT MILLIMERY Y. .@u
MRS. C.. w HITE,

Seconi Etrss., second door below the Bank.
IRONToN. ONO.
7Tas Just returned from Cincinnati with q
III fall and well selected assortent OF BON
NETS. HATS, CAPS, Trimmings and every
thing conndcted with the Millinery Business,
Of the latest st, les and most approved Fashions.
She has also aso S which . any ar he
procured from Cincinnati on the shortest ossi-
bic notice. Devoiing her whole time ani at
tention 10 the wants Of her lady customers. She
earnestly solicis share Of public Patronage, in
full confidence thatshc wilEbe abe to give en-
tire satsiact ion. ail-iS54.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

Ls,tsrs from .Havrs 10 a respectabl Q
bou,e 10 Nsws Y ork. state that tho receipts
ef1suf ana grain had been 80 grcst thai
thssS WIS not wofsge room for ',ircm.
sad that lsrseoqusnti,iss Of wheat had
% b piled up out of. doos. and covered
With tsrpsuling. TO- protect il, from the
weather. There was scarcely any, do.
msnd tor American produce Of any des.
eription,sSla t,gzfiple ss$a :bs.do7s .3sG
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

TIE MsAsrsr WoxAs on REcoaD.--
lam sffsid, Frederick. said Ms. Smith
to hes lhusbsud, sthat Betsy issdishen.
ssss' ~ tsisse5 ifs9 ~ ---ssss ssssiA's .
,sesAh!lwhss makes ysuAhisk sorssx4a
gave her sssepespPfss v prs.
pass ssr ssspndiins. .-esnd sills yooabA'
lisvs IL. 4lessnsssl ossr hssqpsnsrssssd
sAly .1esaaA9shty.s .ssyss!sas ,s.sisns,g
rsAssyl ssasss1sabssstsd gishti. ~
s,.sYsaeisNd sAsRss69ihswA sssfi thsss
times. esssfuily. Hsysn eslyabsswa
where slns pthsr qssStsr fysoss, The
SssId isfiiI3s 4RqG GkyfsssRs7f sS
'rBety xss4 s4istaaf6 ia isstssts ls6sret.
ter, = Ts'' ~ .A'sHfs ny
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

. A gallant was lstsly sitting beside
hia beloved, and being unable to think
Of anything else to say, asked her why
she was likes tailor \ don't know
said she. 'unless In sitting beside q
. goose e,ses1s.,s.as ...s "a, s,,,..,,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

Hon. B. Johnston, H. R.. will receive
our thanks for copies Of the reports Of
Trustees Of the benevolent institutions,
and'vsriou. Other public documents and
papers. llManl ....Aa Y - al... .....t
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

AsHLAxp.-Ths new Town opposite
Coal Grove may be considered by some
as rival 10 this. We do not thus look
upon it. But consider il rather as o
help. Had the Lexington and Big
Sandy Road drs, reached the river al
Callet,sburg, it would have been SO far
distant os TO have produced strong
riva: to our interests; as il is, we shall
undoubtedly be connected with Ashland
by railroad and steam ferry, in o few
years Of most. when the communication
thus formed with Kentucky. and other
southern improvements will be- decidedly
TO our advantage. At present we think
lronton, possesses great advantages BY
virtue OF schools, and The various other
organizations necessary TO the general
welfare Of society, Of which we may
speak at another time. Meanwhile We
bid our sister good cheer, and great
Prosperity ,.,fsT.s --.s,.at.-t a.- A
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

There is sacrednsss in tears. They
sre . OF the mark Of weakness. bu. Of
power! They spssk mo more eloqusntly
than ten thousand tongues. They are
the messengers Of overwhelming srief. o!
,Isep contrition. and unspeskabls love.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

A monster wolf was shot in Fulton
county. III, ! fsw days since, which
had Committed dsvss.ations; on sheep.
folds ins Tie neigbbohood for sevcral
yssrs. She wee, evidently raising .,
Pronia,ns ismily Of pups, ,snd measured p,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

,.virsinia contributed during tho last
ysar upvards Of $4,000 TO tho Amcrii.
can Colonisstion Society, and ,epl al
sniesanss 70 Liberia. The eonsributiop
bye Virginia vas ~, great q ths. of Niasw
Yotk, End creates. than that Of spy other
Ssais Her eumber Of emisran.s srssl,
y exceeded that q, any Of the Other
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

NoW Sebaey ~
he stssssien Of those who hsvs been
, Fsismois iss ist y ssds, 6oa Of The school
ssxls eallsd ~ .,hcse 6gsSss. haa,i
Of being entitled V ,hs sseond rank in
shs Union - ssssHls population and
wssl,h. Should ws, by,s stolii psrsi
mony. place our noble S,u.s iu . ssconl.
asy rank. . regards The great education.
sl Interests. which form the ts.is Of .hr
tsss slosy d : CO,D Daonwssl,hi /
We soPy he concluding remarks Of
the report. which posses. force snl true
sloqusncs; ,... ~ RI.
"Ths sulishlsnsl and .libsrsl Of every
~ have regarded the education Of The
childrsu of The coun,fy-of The poor and
unprotected. % we'll % those bora 10
riches and 10 luxurious eass--ss the 6rsl
sod hishsss object Of sovsrnmsni;whe'h.
Or viewed - On act of philanthropy. Of
morality. or required by sound political
sconomy. The security that ejucstion
guarantees 10 the persons and the pro.
perry Of those who are required to con.
tribute ANAL inoirly Of their wealth
thus protected, 10 deemed 40 ample 70.
turn for 90 small an investment.
when ws contemplate the mighty
future or our noble STATE, an empire
within itself, whether we regard the e1.
tent Of iis territory, its commerce, its
manufactures. its canals. its railroads,
and its physical advantages Of every
kind. off" increasing and happy popu.
!stisn, ,slresdy numbering little less than
the old thirteen si the time Of the revo.
lu,isn. surrounded by all the luxurie.
thu, the wealth Of q genial cline and an |
sxhaus,lsss soil can produce. we are in.
tuisivsly lel to inquire, shall less BE-
doas to develop and cultivate the in tel.
lscs Of the million Of children into
whose keeping the government o! the
Ststs will soon impercspdbly pass than
10 provided for like purpose in far less
favored parts Of the country! '.t -1
"Or shal! measures corresponding,
with the wsslth and physical resource.
sf,hs State, be adopted for the cause Of
sdueation. By which ,hs genial lights Of
science shall spresd and penetrate into
every hamlet within our borders. e.s
e'Sursly in this progressive ago, in
which the spirit of"Youns America"
psnstsstss every avenue Of government,
70 shall not sllow the conservatism Of
he poet, nor the sordil grasp ofthe coll
md shfivslsd hani Of tho mi,sr. 10 with.
hold the pittancs ,ha. the reasonable
idends ofsIucation demand. '- % 80
"lf but the liberal provisions con.
lempiatsd BY the friends Of common
'ehsols be maintained for . few years. ,
he results to,he rising generation will .
y ! source Tasting pride to those who !
'svs nobly ssstainsd them; and in the |
dturs. Il will be I jus, cause Of exulta.
lon 70 Be allowsi,o claim tho distinc.
ion Of beiag citizen Of Ohio."-Oa;o !
State Dsmocrat. s'' -a'-+ ''"'' /
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

NJ URPHY 4 LEARY will psy the
lNl highest Cash price for all kinds o. Cum
try PRODUCE, such as Egfs. Bitter, Chickens
Corn. Oats, Potatoes. Feathers, Rags, Beams.
Fruit, C,rn Meal, and in fact all Sorts Of pro-
dnce in general. Don't forget the Cheap Store
No. 2, Third Street. MA ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18

vpss5sss1b; o. AptiI7Saln the esss
sEHsSsy Gssie; whoskss been on uisi
fssthsabrass sof Alsxs 0.faass,stke ju'
tysssfassbsisssss sish,esp houtt, hhsos
SssssxsrdicsskSsf Of murder rin sths
sscsni dssrss. The prisopsswsS dsiss
taudsissd seas6s ssPsnitshlisfy afos Hios
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
Ircnten-Its Future.

sIosed win mineral weaItn ~ 10 requir,
an immense population for i,s develop
msnt. 10 fact that one will deny. An
undoubtedly there are many Of ,be pre-
sent business men Of our town that vii
not only see lronton inc reased almos
beyond their present conceptions. bu
will slso see manufacturing town
strung all slong Ito Ohio River. thro
this entire IMMORAL region. giving en-
ploymont 10 thousands and ,houssn
in oil The varied branches Of m.nulac
lures. c.a lt,- 4t ~ 80 's.
With this view Of the subject i, be
comes matter Of vital Importance. q,
TO what shall DO tho character OF tha
immense ingrsss upon the presen, popu
lation. And in discussing this subject
and acting in view Of its importance. WI
believe i. a duty Of every man 10 throw
away selfish desires and motives excep
in lhcir relation to Him as part Of the
immense whole. However, we are q
ware Of the unpopularity Of such an i
dea, yet equally aware that the grea,
object Of every man is happiness, and
however eager he may be in its pursuit,
or whatever course he may have mark.
ell ou. for its attainment, it is no less
his duty to seek it in way that he will
no, be depriving his fellow Of his equal
right to secure the same end. 1t is also
true that man is so constituted that a
comparative state Of happiness is best
secured by q general diffusion Of the
blessings fife 10 all around him. And
he who is so pent up in his own selfish
desires, or so elsted with an idea Of his
own importance that he cannot see be.
meath the miners cap, or the hodsman's
toll. an immortal mind that required the
f, anie creative power for It's production
that was exercised in his own inlividu.
al case, and ono that has the same ma.
tural inheren, right bequesthed 10 him
by that creator, and that perhaps with
the sare sdvantages Of early education,
and moral and intellectual culture,
nigh. have equalled. pethaps excelled
him, in all the attributes Of a genuine
man, bearing the impress Of his creator
until he can thus view himself in his
relative position in the scale Of being,
he is incompetent TO julse impatsally
Of the srea. truth upon which he is rs.
quircl to act. $50
'Tlcn the all. important inquiry in re.
lotion TO- all public policy. is. what
course will secure TO each in lioidual
tho fullest proportion cf his natural
rishtsl Upon this subject lheie has al.
ways been great diversity Of opinion.
There has never been wanting those who
look to the rehabilitation of power, as
necessary to the development Fof sny
great principle, either in moral or'physi.
cal science. g'if~i has ,sildmhj ise1es IS
Tho, such have the same right to their
opinion We, have, 10 ours is undoubtedly
>o..>., al sr. ,vo,,ll h> ,.n,,, e.. f,n,,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
LOCAL gDlblyMl!I,

Snow SroRM.--Afler two or three
days Of cloudy, wet, ana disag'eeaLle
weather, il commenced showing on Sun.
day evening. and continued through the
nigh. and until past noon Monday.hav'
ing fallen altogether enough to have
made some two OF three inches In depth,
had it not melted as il fell. As It was,
fences. board piles, and whatever pre-.
senied q dry surface, was clothed in the
garb Of wiulor on Monday morning, and
remained so until about noon, when I,
commenced clearing of, and lroze pret.
ty sharply on Monday night. Altosett'
er It was the severost storm Wa recolect
ofcver having Witnessed during our so.
journ in this climate. We are informed
that the snow was four inches deep in
Pittsburgh on Sunday. 1t must have
raincd much more in that direction than
here. as the river has raised somc CT:
teen feet, anil is sill rising.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
-Notico i. here

DOADNOTICE.-Notice iS hercl
IOGven that petition will Be presented 1
the County Commissioners At their next regut
session for the laying out ofA County Road
follows: Commencing At the graded road 4
Aid township near where John Higgins u
Ewes; thence across Symmes Creek, rear
NELSON'S; thence up Elkins creek, the, neg11
and best route TO Stephen Gates; thepn
nearest and best route to Presly GfI
thence the nearest and best route tn
Pancakes thence to intersect the He6
riacs road leading to iroiton.
a A vv;l tffh vQAl "a y ss,.s,es4o.is ,ste
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-18
n U Z PHI z Q . B
Third Street, lronton 0I Y

A RE In tho field, with . tre
IN stock or0n0cERiES AID rROvlG
sstIN9 IN pnsiss fJIlows "a 80. y@
Is B5ls n D. Molnsses, 10 boxes exceIlent
10 hslfbhIs ~ Do f'4 ~ Kegs Neiis 0f w
bbls a. H. do 20 gross OF MaRheeL. VI l5
10 sacks prime Rio Cofts 6D paIS Country Soehsty
6Q00 lhs smoked Meats of 5Oi lbs Of I.onf SuGas,
ail kinds ~ 10 boxss excellenl ChSQr1s,
100 bbiA 0f frolasoss, Raisons, Fisa RIcA, Ns.
80 do Lime Csacksrs, Burkets' ~ ~ y
10 do While Dssns, Washbassdi, Bsdeords.
40 lbs OF Tea Of al kinds, Chlo,e .inss Serraius,
10 dozen Fancy Grooms, nnkiuS and Washing Sodss
10 bbIs Dried Fruit MackercI Hsrrings
N kegs Blasting Powder Cod Fbh, Table Salt 2
30 do Eids do Starch. Indigo, vlnsG
20 boxes eoap and Candlss, Corn Meal snd i0l u
10000 assoricd Cignrs, . TOO numcSons 70 mo MIL
I The shove Goods are OF the heat qualify, and are
warranted 70 give sntire satisfaciion. Call ronnd--
everybody, we will soil cheaper 70 eas tlan ever W:
fre sold IN ir0nion. Ourr H. Quick saeA andi
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