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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30

A drunken woman recently exhibited herself
stark naked, at the Rochester Railroad depot
GA slanderer of the fair sex undertook to
prove that Satan was woman named Lucy Fir.
1t is stated that the Panama Railroad will be
completed by the first of August.
Some people In Philadelphia are still very cross
at Senator Price.
DTIt is sign of vulgarity to say of George
Washington, that he was "a good egg"
DTNow is the season for planting trees, fruit,
or ornamental.
The hotels in st. Louis are completely over
crowed with strangers.
The State House at Columbus, now building
will be . magnificent structure
Cayenne PEPPER, Esq, is the author Of the
80 burd settin on Fens''
O-Ths New York Caral will not probably
open till lst of May.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM BICLER.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
JEREMIAH 8. BLiCk.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
HENRY 8. MOTT.
Canal Commissioners

Oa Friday last the Board of Canal Commits
sioners, went upon the new Portage Railroad, at
the foot of plane No. 4 for the purpose of viewing
the damages done to property by the construc-
tion of that road, and to hear complaints gener-
ally, of persons injured by the operation Of the
public works.
After passing rather hastily down the road
they halted at Jefferson, at the house of John
Brawley Esq, when after partaking of the com
forts of his abundant table they remained, atten-
ding to business until the arrival of the Western
train in the evening. They then left for Pitts
burg.
A number of persons, some for themselves, and
come in representative character, had assem-
bled at Jefferson, to present their claims, but
from the imperfect notice which had been given,
of the requirements expected from applicants for
claims, by the Board, considerable amount of
suitors were ruled out. Perhaps we might as
well say here for the benefit Of the public in fI
ture, that the Commissioners require, in every
case, where damages to land are claimed, that ten
days notice on them personally, must be given,
at the time and place of taking testimony in the
several cases, and diagram of the premises,
must also be prepared and submitted.
Gen. Ross, and Capt. Phelps were present for
q short time at Jefferson, and the good feeling
and friendly intercourse that prevailed, showed
how general is the popularity of, and how highly
appreciated are the present Canal Board, and
their agents in this quarter of the State.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
1t. Strain and his Party.

1t will be remembe bered by our readers that the
U. States Government despatched party for the
purpose of Surveying a route across the Isthmus
of Darien, and to discover the practicability of
building a Ship Canal across the same. The
Party was under the command of Lieutenant
Strain, and was conveyed to Central America
in the United States sloop of war Cyane, Cap
tain Hollins, and anchored in Caledonia Bay in
the early part of January. The Indians were
not all together satisfied that they should pass
through their country arguing that the nature
of the country forbid the forwarding of the OBJ
jeet for which they had came, and that if God
had wished Canal he would have made it, with
out having white men to modest Indians ''God
made the country fit for Indians, but not for
white men and why (they asked) cannot white
men let poor Indians have their own poor coun-
try, and enjoy it in their own way Indians ne
yer go into the white mans country to disturb
him why should white men come into poor In
dams country 10 spoil it by making canals, and
spelling what God has intended only for Indi-
ans Z" The argument had effect and the
Captain informed them that he should proceed to
carry out the orders OF his Government the In
dams then consented, but affirmed that the " hite
man WOutd not i've TO cross. And added that if
God would allow the white men to cross they
would not interfere.
Lieut. Strain set out ol his mission as soon as
the necessary arrangements were made. The
party which left the vessel consisted Of twenty
seven in all, viz: Lieut.. Strain Messrs. Pruxton.
Maury and Garland, Of the Navy; Messrs Boggs,
Ketdewell, Mayo and Hollins, of the Survey, and
the balance volunteers and picked men. After
an absence of five or six days, five of the Party
returned for provisions, with which they were
supplied but on returning to the place where
they had parted they found nothing but letter
from 1t Strain, stating that they should return
to tie Cyane, as it would be impossible for them
to overtake the Party, they followed after for
some time, but were finally obliged to re.1rn
again TO their vessel without ascertaining the
whereabouts Of the explorers.
Some Indians reported few days af.er, that
the Party had arrived on the Pacific side, but the
information has been proved incorrect, and it is
now currently reported that the entire Party has
been destroyed by wild beasts or natives and it !
is supposed by the latter.
GI-John Hogan, of ST. Louis, defines his posi-
ton in the Missouri Republican, on the question |
Of School Directors.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
The War,

The Liverpool Albion, of a late date, says =
The flag of Napier floats from the Fisguard at
WoOlwich, preparatory to its appearance in the
Baltic at the head CT fleet Of fifty men -cfwar,
in the proportion ofthree-fourths British and one
fourth French, being nearly three times the force
wherewith Nelson Hyde Parker, fifty-two years
ago, overcame three times any possible resistance
now likely to be experienced in the same waters.
This appointment and these preparations were
alone needed to give the world an assurance of
the eanestness and energy with which the two
great Western Allies are resolved to prosecute the
war to the most immediate and decisive issue
No more tcmporizing action is the word action
commensurate with the greatness of the nations
engaged, and hefitting the magnitude of the stake
to be played for, that stake being the peace of
Europe, to be purchased only by the instantane-
Gus annihilation Of the disturber's power of at
least aggressive mischief"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30

Bold RoBBERY.-The slaughter house Ct Mr.
G. c. Mckee, of this place, was entered on Tues
day evening of last week. between the hours of 0
and II o'clock, and robbed of one side Of beef
two whole calves, seven or eight hams. 20 or so
pounds of sausage, 25 or 80 pounds of candles,
and several other articles, amounting in ali 10
about one hundred dollars. The robbers effected
an entrance by boring a hole through the>back
door and raising the latch. No clue to the per-
petrators Of the robbery has been discovered
RoL. Standard.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
Another Sunday School.

We have been requested to state that the NJ.
f. Sunday School Society, will meet at the NJ.
Z. Church on Sunday the 2nd of April next, for
the purpose of organizing Sabbath School. All
the friesds Of the project are invited and especial
lY children.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
EBENSBURG.
THURSDAY MoRNING::::::::::::::::::MARCH so

v. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is the only authorised Agent for this paper
in the cities of Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia and is duly empowered to take advertise
mcnts and subscription at the rates required by
us His receipts will be regarded payments.
His Offices are-Boston, Scolay's Building: New
York, Tribune Buildings +; Philadelphia, \. W.
corner Third and Chestnut Sts.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. We have received the
april number of this valuable Magazine. Il
would be needless Tor US to speak III terms of
praise Of this number. Graham has lcft nothing
undone, to keep Up the wide spread reputation
of his magazine. The present number Is bcau.i-
fully embcllished with fiue steel engrayings it's
reading matter shows high or.leI Of talent in
it's contributors. Published in Philadelphia, 70.
lS6 Chestnut ST. Terms $500 per auaum.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30

NEW ADvRRTIsEMENTs.- the 81 April next
James Mckinley, viii dispose Of his extensive
stock, consisting of horses. COWS, carriages, Bug
gies, sleighs, harness, single and double, also,
great variety of household and kitchen furni-
ture. Those wishing bargains, will do well by
Of the Peace, William G.
Tiison-Rags Wanted-Spring Millinery Goods
-Sherie-s Sale-Executor's Notice
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
DAVID JEW ELL
Born May "a, a. d. 1924
Died March 24, 4. d. 1854 :

About O'Clock last evening the remains of
Jewell were removed to the residence of his pa
rents, on Prospect street His funeral will take
place ON Sabbath afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Thus has ended tragedy, the anticipation Of
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30

G1TJohn Hogan, of st. Louis defines his posi-
tion in the Missouri Republican, on the question
of School Directors.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
NJ Millinery.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
drS. CAROLINE WHITE

'CfAVING received from Cincinnati, large
y i and well selected, assortment Of Millinery
and Fancy Dress Goods; desires 10 say 10 the
Ladies' OF lronton and viciuity that they are
now ready for inspection.
Her assortment, which is large and varied,
consists in part of the following Goods, viz:
Six aud Straw Bonnets, Glaze Silk, Steel
silk, Black Silk, Gro De Rhine, Florenc
Braid Banners, Satin Straw Bonnets, Pearl,
Soft and Cold Straw do; Lawn, Plush, Silk Vel
vet and Velvet Ribons, Galoon Trimming WOrs
ted, do. Elastia, do; Fringe. Lace, Linen, Cor
sets, Silk Gloves, Kid. do.
Woolen Mitts for Children, Ladies' under.
sleeves, Bobbinet. Crown Lining. Buck Frames
Jaconet Collars, Cnemlsettcs, Habits, Ladies'
Caps in great variety, Tallela Rlbin, Hat feath.
crs, Roses aud Rose bud S, White and Co!ored
Wreaths, Rigioets, &c.
Rooms in the Bank block, I'd door below the
Bank. Thankful for Past patronage, she re-
specttully desires continuance of the same
Call and see her stock before concluding pur
chases elsewhere. n3Slf
October "a, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
UOJ SE.OF KEFuGE.

Tny boys in the House Of Refugc-numbcr
ing some three or four hundred-arc sent to The
new building on RandalPs Island. 1t is a mag
nificent building, and well suited to the par
pose intended. The last public exercises IN
iie old building, foot of Twenty second street,
took place this week. Addresses were made
by Mcssrs. Randall, McKeen, Hart, and others.
The boys passed through cred,able exaInin.
Ation. The inmates of this institution are fitted
TO go TO trades and open farms, and everything
possible is done to remove from their minds
that baelul influence W hicn presses down othci
less cared for criminals.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

TAcr-Thc power o! readily adapting ones
self TO the circumstances of :hc t.mc and
place where a service is required, is esscntia!
in physician. Much rs the great public hon
or sound judgement in medical practitioner,
that snme public is restiye under toe much
moderation in the display of it. In every
community in which there is medical compeii-
ton. the most successful are those who dispatch
business rapidly. And by doing so 1t 10y no
means follows that they are either negligent or
wanting in that essential proper,y-dscrmin
ton for many medical men, as well MS Others
are gifted with n faculty Of quick perception,
md a tact for concentrating their powers IN n
moment. A tedious, bcsitating, Undecided ex-
preston at the bedside is ruinous 10 ply
Sician. II may answer awhile bat whcncver T
q COMPARISON is made with those who accom-
plish quite as much, and do it with decision
and dispatch, it operates dsadvantagcousiy Tor
the former. A slow coach can only be sustain l.
ed where there is no competitor. This Is cln.
phU,caily mn age Of progress i'll the way OF
practicing medicine. Activity, and ready
way of Investigating, os well as of prescribing,
are q ui.e necessary. Tact is everything aud
withOu; il no expectotio ms need be INDUCED ol
distinction in medicine. or course, ply
sician should first have thorough acquant.
nnce with the disease which is presented, and
then let him put in practice the quality We
have recomme n:ed.-B Boston Medical Jounni.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

DR. w. II. FARaow. nm eminent ply slcian OF Wcr-l
cester County Nd writes thai he has used STABLrRs
ANopYNE CHERRY ExpEcroRANr, and DIARRxoEA CnR-
DIAL the entire relief of such diseases they pro-
fess cure" that they happy combinations osome
of our valuable and sa, therapeutic agents and
must he OF infinite worth 10 the afflicted aud mankind
large;" and that he "canno do less than earnestly
recommend these preparations TO practitioners cspe-
cinlly in the country. where the mpurity of the
nercIa drugs is one of the greatest obstacles TO the
success the physician" III you have cough the
former il the Diarrhoa the latter; don't neglect your
disease, but take the remedy al once-thcy should be
kent in every family, ready for instant See des-
criptve pamphlets. TO be had gratis Of the agents.
Price only SO cents per bottle or six bottles for 80 SO
F.S. Wright Il Co.. agents for Lawrence Co Ohio
Wholesale by n, T.. Sellers. Pittsbu iI, John d. +
Cincinnati; J II Patterson Wheeling.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

STRAYED or STOLEN from the subscri
10 Der, living at Ohio Furn lace, Srioto Co.
o., on the night Of the l2lh Nov, 1851, a ba,
mare, about l6 hands high, with a bald face
also, sore spot en- the right side of her face
close to the nose. Her knees show that she
has been hobbled. Tail cut square. A libe
raj reward will be given to any one who vii
take up and return said animal.
JOHN MCKINLEY.
Nov. 1S, 1S5i.-tf.x
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MRS, NJ wuIGleLNa,
Fist door below the Vernon House lR0NrON
HAVING just arrived from Cincinnati will
III fine stock Of B)nnets, Trimmings &c
of the most approved and fashionable styles
tenders her services 10 all who may desire any.
thing in the Millinery line. Having served {.
full apprenticeship with one of the best Millif
ne,s in the State, and having made arrange
ments by which she will receive the latest styles
from New York and Cincinnati, from time tc
time as the wants of her eurinners NAV dc
mand She feels confident of an ability TO Civ,
full satisfaction to all hat my favor with thei
custom. ....
Straw Bonnets Neatly Retrimmod.
March 81 1881
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

B,nRowrp WEnpING CloTmEs-A marriage
took place at Mount Holly between a LOVING
couple day or two ago. the cloi hing IN the
back Of each being borrowed for the occasion
They design 10 live separately until they can
.. gil lCuseketpin' things
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
N. DERRY q CO. g =

NO. 8, Efehsngf B.oek, !Seeond 81, SsHsA sids
Ii0NToN, OHIO.,
HAVE just cpen,d a lars: AMI WILL So l.et
stock Of Fail and Winter Cloths, and Res-
dy Made Clothing for men and boys con,istixS
Of every variety and shade of color. 4. t.., N
The. are connected with an importing house
in Bosl on, and have facilities for the purchase
Of goods equal 10 those oi any other Houss in,
Southern Ohio.
They have connected with their store an ex-
tensve Tailoring Establishment superintended
by an experienced cutter. They vii ~nd-avor
TO anything Of the kind that can be done Wy the
best workmen in th.' Eastern cities.
Also variety Of carpet sacks. furnishing
goods and umbarellas.
Oct. II, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

CMALL FARM FOR SALE-A small farm
- of 43 acres, bout h alf (or little more
improved With aahewed log house, corn cri b
aud al cut fort bearing fruit trees thereon, Q
sale, OF excha lge for town property. For pa
ticulars, n lire at the post-o office in irontor.
Nov. 6, tS5l-tf.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

Charles LAMB h.t the hyGropnthiSts when
lie said: "Waier was as old as the dcllge,
only that the first great application happened
10 kil more than it cured.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
Local Advertisements.
House Sign and Ornamental .'liit,

PAPER HANGER. GUlLDER, GLAZING, &c.
III, WALLWORK
S still on hand and is ever ready to do any
i kind Of work in the above line on the short.
est n,tice, in The best style Of workmanship, and
most reasonable terms.
Office behind the Post Office. Orders left at
the Post Ollice will meet with due attention.
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.
John X Francis. Admir- of the cs-
tate Of WiIiian lIu,nal, deed.
vs. r,
Caihnrinc Iiuymnn widow Alex Lawrence p @ 0o""'!
nndrr llaymail. and the Two known ''o'"'' N'u''
heirs oi the sud William llayman,
deed.
On the 21,li div Of December next nj one o'clock in
the afternoon on the premises. will he sold 10 The high
csi bidder the following real estate. rs the property
The -nil William Ilayman. decd situate in said county
Of Lawrence. and State Of Ohio. io-wn: Pnn of the
soniwe- quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section
nnnrcr 2G township nuniicr =. range mint or a.
-nc, NJ III. southeast corner Oi said iOt running
due west siXiy-tOur rods; thence due north twenty
/ fOda thence due east sixty y-uur rods thence due
south twenty rods, 10 the place OF beginning conian.
ing eight ncres. more or less. SilJcct TO the dove
of the wIiuw. - Apprgl-ed NJ so. Terms OF sale
tnc-ihrd la hand: onchlri IA three month. und the
residue in six months. wnil Iiicrcsi from the day
sale. secured y mortgage good per-ounl security
! The said defendants hcrrty n"liict that III,
'Nih day OF Drccnlarr. l-ji. implication will I've ma,
10 .uld ronrf by the undersigned. administrator. "A,
nlDrc c.td for the continuation o' the safe OF SAID
estate lc joan Il. FRANCIS.
| Aiinr of William Hay man. deed.
Nov. 2Sih. 1cdi. Dy IT, NIGH, his Attorney.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

NurILAri0N ov THE SuRrTUREs - A Liver.
poo paper Of the ID Of September, calls the
attention Of the Christian World 10 the exten.
sive mutillation Of The Scriptures, which is
being practiceh In that md this country, and
No generally that, rs Il says, few genuine yer
siOns Of the B.ble are nOw 10 b. found. We
quote
''Therc seems good reason for believing tia,
imperfect Bibles ar0 quite common In some,
whole chapters appear to be missing. III Others
particular texts are not TO be found; so that n
complete copy Of bhe Scriptures is very rare -
il may be well TO mention q few Of tie def.
cicnccs most frequently occnrrnk
al. In great many Bibles the ri. chapter.
LIST Corinthians, from the 23d verse 10 the end,
is altogether wanting, besides two or three pas.
sngcs in the Gospels.
''2. Another passage often missing, is the
vi. chapter OF St. Mathew, from the 19ll veres
% the end. Indeed, the whole Of the sermon
on the Mount is frequently torn, and the allie.
CORY OF the two houses at the end OF it is al.
most rubbed out.
"3 All the texts which speak Of "perfcct-
ing or 'fnishiny' work--as Psalms c..xsx-
vii. 8, or PHILIPPIANS i. G--arc not TO be found
in many copies. In others such verses as Luke
ri. 10 are partly or wholly lost.
"a. Still more remarkable is the fact, that
.defc.cncics in Bibles are different at different
times. Al present. the parts which is becOm-
ing the fashion 10 tear out, are the 1Gth yeisc
of Mathew. xxv', the lth of Collossians, frolr
the 10 TO Goth verse the fonncr part Of I'd.
Timothy iii. Of ST. Johns Gospel, and the first
chapter Of his first Epistlc are nlays perfect"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
Sept. 5. 1854.
BOOTS & SHOES

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
subscriber wishes to inform his cmsto-
HE mcrs and the public generally, that he has
received an assortment Of
LADIES' GENrLEKEN's AND GnILDREN's
BOOTS AND S Fl O L S,
Consisting of
Mem's French Morocco Boots;
Three Quarter Boots;
Jenny Lind Double Sole Shoes;
Jenny Lind Slippers;
Ladies' Fancy Boots, Misses do:
Children's Shoes-al sorts and sizes;
Mems congress Boots, warrantcd;
BOYS Boots and Shoes, at redncd prces:
All of which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices Tor cash.
He has also received choice lot Of
PHIL A D L l. p II A g.. F X L n c II
.CALFSklNS,
Which he will make up to order, on Short no.
tice, in style not to be excclled in Ironlon or
elsewhere for neatness and durability. VII
persons in waut of any articles in his line are
respectfully invited to call and examine his
stock befole going elsewhere.
RICHARD o. EVANS.
ironton. June IA. 1883.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court

S0lC VI aCci a.StutC w Oh0Cl VI OVulU
Joseph Phillips. Admir- oiihe estate
Of William Ferreii, decd,
Nancy Fcrrcll. widow;
Christopher Fereli
Alhcr, ferre; Lawrence County
Film Ferrc!l; Probate Court,
Mary Frrrcli;
Eli Ferrrl;
Penelope Jane Ferrrll;
james Frrrc!i;
Peter Ferre
On The a'h dn! of December rcx'. n, one O'Clock in
The nirr'on on the premises will be sold 10 the high
est bidder the following real csnc ns the property OF
he said william Ferrcil. deed, sunie in said county
of Lawrence. and State OF Ohio to-wii The west half
oi the northwest quarter of section nunler tweutny
four; township nunbcr four range number rghieeh-:
continuing eighty acres. more or less Subject tot G
dover nj the widow. Appraised ni $500. Terms f
sale: Onr-,irl cash in hand; one third in six months
aud The residue in lively. mouths. with interest secured
ly lnorlgagc. on the premises.
The said defendants are hereby notified that on the
2i day o January 1850 application will he made lao
snid for The confirmation OF the sale the said
estate. &c. JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
Admir- vi Wiliinn Fprrc. decd
Nov. 2~th sd. BY H. NIGH. his Auy.
Further notice is hereby given that the under r-igned.
widow Of the said William F,rrcll. decd. will. at the
time and place ut the above sale, dispose of her dover
estate IN lad premises. 10 the purchaser thereof on
fair terms il desired NANCY FERRElL.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
Sale Of DeEnuuent Lands for Taxes.

LANES the County Lawrence State Of Ohio
the Lands and Town Lots In said
which Delinquent the Treasurer Of said county" o tho
men Of which the sahl
which for said ere oddd The
and prescribed by Law, together with the simple taxes or The year
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
The Meeting Of the People.

'NlIERE Is NOT IN THIS WIDE WORLD, wardrobe
complete, minus shoes. fitting neatly and closely the
..e, whose soles from the upper will never depart
lis not that Industry adds 10 The her varied col
ors, or fashions, ween. ris not that soft solder flew
here like II rill. Oh, no- is something more exqui
site still. ffis the VERY Low PRICES ask for on
stock. that makes nli the people rush in like flock
To purchase of us, tell YOU belines is the very bes
way to save your odd dimes. If true in times past
us not now the less trueyOu will get the best bar
gains of WILLIAMS & DREW.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05

Tie Swedish Royal Medal.st and Mint En-
rra,er is Lady.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

The origioual, only true and genuine Liver
Pills are prepared by r. Z. Sellers, and have his
name in black ,ear upon the lid Of each bor, and
his sgnture on the outside ,prapper-ALL 9TH.
Eas ARe couxrEnPElrs. OR BASE INVITATIONS.
R. Z. SELLERS,& Co., Propietors,
And Ior sale by Mox!ey y Barbar and F.S,
Wright g. Co., lronton, and by Druggist's
generally throughout the State.