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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Dn. L. Z. OLps, is said to have gone to
Minnesota with view OF making his fu-
ture home in that high northern latitude.
Ju lying from his pro.slavery p-elilec.
lions, we should have thought that Ar.
kansas or Florida woull have su ted
him better. W. hlpc, (faintly, indeed)
that his recent witherins rebuie, by the
people Of his district, will prove to his
mind the necessity Of q political reforma.
lion.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

re- The census in Scotland has late.
ly been taken, from which it appears
that country is the most thoroughly com.
pact body Of PIc>bv terian>m in the
woid. The approximation TO religious
unaninliiy is greater in Scotland lhnn in
any o,her country in the world. On
The morning OF the census Sunday, there
were in all 1851 persons at church.
Of'hese SEQ, 900 were Pfcst t;'lefans,and
100 900 belonged 10 various olber sects
amounting in all 10 about so.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

SLAVERY L,TlGATIoN.-A most i'm.
porton case is in progress in the District
Court, at Columbts. There are two
suits against Rush Sloan, of Sandusky,
an attorney Of that place, for aiding and
assisting the escape Of four fugitive slaves
from Kentucky. The attorneys for the
plaintiffs arc Henry Stanbcry and Judge
Cofin-H. II. Hunter and S. f Vinton,
for defendants. The case cxciles much
interest, The damages and penalty are
laid al $4,000.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

TnE WGrcNrn "ARcr,c. I'VE learn
by the arrival Of British bri. al Bcslon.
thai all the vessels scnt out from New.
founl Hand in search Of the Shipwfeckcd ed
passengers OF The" Arctic " have return.
ed, bringing 10 iiIincs Of them whatever.
This news will be likely TO crush many
lervcn hopes which, up 10 ihs time, have
been sed by the friends aud re|o.
lives Of those who went down with The
"Afclic."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

The Depository oflho Lawrence coun.
y Bible Society. auxiliary to the Amer.
lean Bible Society is in F. s. WnIoHr
y Co.'s Drug Store. All sizes and styles
Of Bibles may there be had at prices SO
low that one is astoni,hed that books got
up SO we'll can be furnished 30 chen ply.
AMI to those who are destitute of tho
Scriptures. and unable to buy copy.
they are given eway.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Tnr Kansas Herald saws That 4 large number
o carpenters could fil employment in Lea.
'"nwnfii +" r'n@ this fa'l and h" coming w n :
'rr. Wa"e' are hi.h anl her ,b,r in lem mi.
Ai'rr 'he sale Of lois. ie so,n'l Of the hamm r
w"l be heard ~ evefe q'a'le' of Lelvenworth,
provided men can be ob!,'ned u handle it. A
h'iiib' oil 3ooi S.Ohe in1solg would also fiul
profitable employment. Should The weather
commute favorable, building will be carried on
all winler
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

NEw.HAMnsnlRE.-' Free Demo, ,
cratic State Convention have nominated
Asa Fowler Of Concord, formerely
Democrat and law partner of President
Pierce, as them candidate for Governor.
Hon. John p. Hale addressed the Con,
venlion.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Mas. WnEgLER's advertisement Of
Millinery Goo Is appears in to o.day's pa.
per. 10 our friends who wish anything
specified in her advertisement we would
say, give her call and if you uro not
suited, the fault viii not be hers.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
TREATY BETWEEN THE U. STATES

TREATY DETwEEN THE U. STATES
AND Russia. - BALTIMORE, Nov. a.
the Union Of this morning publishes
the official proclamation confirming The
convention between the United States
and Russia, perpetuatins the principle
Of tho rights Of neullals ul sea. The
convention provides that free ships max G
free goods, that the properly of neulral'
on boori the eneny's vessels is moi
subject 10 ccniscalion, unless contra.
band Of war.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

THE VARIOUS MoDEs. = Some mon
take TO ma.rimony a. they do to physic,
because il is rec commended others take
to it as they do attending church, because
it looks respectable; others again ap,
proach it as they do o piece Of hard
work, because they are obliged 10 but
most Of Us take to II as We do to PIE:
serves, because We like i, 49,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CHICAGO. Nov.

The passenger train for Roch Island
from this place, ot II O'Clock Wc,lnr>.
day night, WAS thrown oil tn, Tach
wlen near Minona, by The brcphing ol
The axcs cf the engine, by which som'
thirty OF forty G,,.cla>s pas>en*cr> wcrr
killed OF wound-d. The ensinerf, Nj
Brown, had his ribs broken. ,bou' u
dozen arc scalded SO badly that they
must die.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

E@y- The CIeveIanl Leader oi
Saturday morning, states that variou,
sums of money having been lost through
The mails between ,hat place and Wheel.
ing, SnALLcRoss, Of Wheeling, src. ial
mail agent, undertook 10 ferret on, the
robber. Suspicion fnalI y resicd on 'hr
WellsvIllo office. Eighty doll recent.
y mailed a that place was ab>IracIc.l,
and the robbery traced 10 The son Of ihc
postmaster, who was arrested and TAX en-
10 Columbus.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

FROM PHILADELPHIA.-PHILADELPnrA,
Nov. Ga woman named Pamela My.
ers was arrested at Nicetown, 10 the up.
per part Of the city limits, charged with
the murder Of a newborn child. She
confesses to have mado way with four
Legitimate children in succ essien, as
soon as born. No bodies were found.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

FAILURE OF THE CiRcLEvILLE BANK.
The notes Of this institution we under
stand, were refused a, tire Lron Bank on
Monday, and have since ceasel to, Be
current with our business men. This is'
another precious specimen Of tho "sound.
safe, AMI su flicient currency" which
Wing legislators insist upon as essen.
tial 10 the welfare of the community.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE-The grand jury Of
Richtand, South Carolina, at a late session of
the court, presented the laws against the Afri-
can slave trade, as detrimental To the interests
ofthe South, aud to the physical and moral ma
tuve of the slave.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

IL VIZ ore a1verlisiD, the business OF the
extensive iewe'ry store Of Pa'm,r aud Owen,
OF Cincinnati.
They are old and up-ish' d,a'er'; VIII en- they
tel you tha; al ar'ic'e IS p,'a silver or e ID,
yon may safely "a C their word for it. r..
Those rom Ibis place VIII, trade in Cncin :
natl VIII fin i,e,rs one of the M ,st reliable
cf abl' shmenis ia ,',n city.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

The most dreadful wholesale slough.
ter OF human beings by railroad which
has been known since the Norwalk mas.
sacrc took place on the Canada Great
Western Railroad on Thursday last. 1t
was caused by the careIessncss Of a
Waterman, who fell asleey, and, on be.
ing walked, told the conductor ofa grav.
ell train that The express train had pas.
sed, when in fact il was in arrears.
"The train left London at one in the
morning. After running three CT four
miles, the cylinder.hcad OF The locomo.
tive was attached to it, when il again
started, after u delay Of about three
hours. A few minutes offer five, when
going a! the raie Of twenty miles an
hour, it came in collision with train OF
fifteen gravel cars, heavily loaded, which
produced tremendous shock. The two
seconl.class cars were smashed to pie.
ces, and nearly oil! in them were killed
er in ju:ed the first Of the frsl.oluss cars
was also badly smashed, and most Of the
passengers in the front part mot tho fa!o
ot those in the scconi.class.
" The scene presented after the COLI.
sion was horrible one. In,erm;ycd
with the fragments Of the broken cars,
dead bodies lay in prolusion, many Of
them mansled in The most dfcatlnl man.
ncr; while from ou. the heaps of ruins
proceeded! The :roans and shricks Of the
wounded. The passengers who were SO
fortunate as 10 escape unhurt immediate.
ly set to work TO draw out The wounded
and tho dead from III, heap of ruin in
which they lay. A; II O'Clock, 4. M.
The bodies OF twenty-five men, eleven
women, and icn children had been bro'l
10 light, and it was supposed that from
len twenty others yet remained TO be dis.
covered. Twenty.onc mcn, and twenty
women and children were found TO be
badly injured many of them fatal y
Several Of The dead were crushed out Of
all human shape,prcscn'ins heart sick
cning sight.
The last accounts enumcra.e forty.
seven persons killed fifty more taken
10 Chatham badly wounded, and large
number Of others were more or less brui.
sod. The second.class cars were filled
with em'sranis, mostly Germans.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

RErRocREssIoN OF SLAVERY IN MARYLAND
In 1919, the white population of Maryland was
to be 55, 200, and the black $4,000,
Or one third Of the whole. 1t appears by the
last United States census, that the white popu
latiOn Of the same State was, in 1850, 51o, 900,
and that of the slaves $4,000. Thus, in 1856
years, freemen have increased more than ten
Iold, while slavery, instead OF being third,
has diminished from 33A down TO about per
cent oi the entire population. -.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA.

Boston, Nov, 4.
A core spondent Of tho Alias from
says that the English consul
here has reliable information Of the most
earlul ravages Of the cholera in Mes.
'ina. Sixteen thousand persons had al.
'eady fallen victims in population Of
100000.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
INDIAN RUBBER CASE.
New YoRK, Nov, 4.

ANEW ONK, 4NUVs Il
A dispatch from Providence states
that the great India Rubber Patent case
has been decided in favor Of Day. 1t is
Of great importance 10 the whole India
rubber interest throughout the country.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

"0s the page thst 10 immoslai,
We the brilliant proIn;;Sw gee, .
sYs SHALL KNOW rnE TRUTH, NV rkorLH'
Pierpont.
"A Landed Dem,crscy. on eternal bass ior
Republics. A Landed Aristocracy, The toun'
dAiion Of mousfehis'' ana uesp0'ism''- ''ans
Amsriss.
Ths land shall not be sold foreveF.-Bib'e.
~. mass OF mankind has not been born with
s.dJies on their backs nor with a favored
fcw, booted and spurred, to nde them legt-
instely, "by the grace Of God."-Je6yson.
There ID no foundation in nature. or in nat.
ural is~s, why 9 set Of words upon parchment
SHOULD convey the dominica Of lands.
Blackstone.
rheearth n the hsbtaiion, the natural inner
itanes, Of all mankind, Of ages present and u
pome q habitatio~ belonging 10 no man in
p iticu ~. but 10 every man and one in which
sn have an equal right to dwell. john Gray.
To worship Con, the Father Of oil men =
TO hope for life in Heaven, the reward OF
good accomplished on earth.
r. love our fellow men, and do for them all
that we desire for ourselves.
To respect ali forms by which men are pleas
ed to worship God.
70 combat error. not with violence, nor with
FIRE. but with truth.
To love our country and to devote our
selves tn lis welfare, even TO the sacrifice OF
our lives.
To watch with tender care over the happi-
ness OF our families and To educate our chill
dten in the sentiments Of Love, Humanity,
and Patriotism.
To instruct the ignorant; TO clothe the ma
ked 10 furnish work for the stroug and al
ways and everywhere, to proclaim the FaATEa.
nrTy Of :LL. the EQUALITY Of ALL, and the LIB
EkTY Of ALL.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

DAMAGES FOR SED, crIoN.-A suit was lately
brought in Franklin county, Va, by Elijah
Hodges, for The seduction oil his daughter. Julia
Hodges by Charles q. Lee. The hearing OF
the case occupied nearly Two days. IL was in
evidence he'ole the jury that the defendants s
property was worth $4,000. After retiring a
Short time, the jury found $4,000, that sum
being within fraction Of one third Of the de-
iendautS estate.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

DEMocRArIc RALLY IN DErRo1T.-DE.
rEoIr. Nov. Ga Democratic rail- y was
held at the City Hall on Saturday night.
Gen. Cass was President, In his speech
he commented severely upon the attacks
made by the Richmond Enquirer, saying
that he desired nothing from the South,
and expected nothing from their Justice.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Avorurr B,vK s rspEN> ,ov.-A ien,er rom
4arayeiie. Indiana. states Thar the Merchants
Ba,k or i' p'ac"--a free shop marhine-has
sn pcn1rd nnvn,en'. The notes are selling in
he street a i1v Gems on The d,llar The Sc
curiiles o" tbs bank are all Indiana iyes.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

DEATH OF A Member OF CONGRESS-.
Boston, October 16.-The Hon. Jared
Perkins, the Representative from Ches-
hier in the last Congress died at his resi.
dence in Nashua on Saturday last.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

1LLINeIs ELEcrIoN-LoUisvlLLE, Nov.
s.-The Anti.Nebraska ticket has ma.
jority in the Alton district. Yates is re-.
elected to Congress.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY


On Friday last, Mr.. Samuel S. Remberl,
one Of the weaIlhiest and most respected!
planters in This country, living on Big
Creek, about twelve miles from his city,
went 10 The house Of DR.. A. B. G. Du.
boise, one OF his most intimate friends,
and relation. we understand, and under
preicnsc of taking young daughter
Of Di. Duboisc's 10 store 10 make her
PRESENT, took her in his buggy, ard
The Two rode of.
Towards night the girl's parents man.
Tested some uneasiness al her long stay
and upon making inquiry as to her
whereabouts, it was found that they had
disappeared very myseriousIy, and all
was in mystery and doubt. The next
day il was ascerlained that The parties
had gone of in the direction Of the
Mississippi river in a carriage, hired for
that purpose from livery stable in This
city. From the driver Of the carriage it
was learned that he had taken them 10
the river above Randolph.
On Saturday evening Df. Duboisc re.
cicved letter from Mr.. Rembert, written
from Mr.. T. C. Triss's plantation, but
the particulars of that lelier we are not
s.libeny 10 give. We have since learned
that Mr.. Rembert and the young lady
look passage on the d. A. Given, which
boat left here on Friday evening, bound
up The Ohio river. Mr.. Rembert is
married man, and leavesa wife and seven
children, the youngest about six weeks
old, his wife being dau5 hter of Major
Duncan, of Raleigh, highly respectable
family. The young lady is only in her
thir.eenlh year, the daughter Of wealthy
and as respectable a family as any in
the State, having a large circle Of rela'
tons and friends throuS Shout the coun.
try. That Mr.. Rembert had contemp.
lated his affair, and laid his plans before.
hand, there can be little doubt.
He had been making Preparations to
go 10 Texas for some time, and had,
when he left, it is said, some $4,000 or
$4,000. 1t is supposed by many that
be will now make for that State. Mrs.
Rembert is in the deepest distress. being
nearly deransed from grief. DR.. Duboise
and family are almost crushed down in
THEN aflic;ion, andalhe deepest emotion
a nd feeling pefvades tho whole commu.
nity.-Memphis Wing.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

DH,ru CusrD ny Joy The Howard, Md
A 'vocaie announces The dealt, Of Mr.. Jac ,b
" miu IS, sn'l saws he was the fither of Mr.
William J. Timnn'S. who la iisl retrrue |
itom California. an The 10y ca 'se bv his sre,,
r'nr' con;fb tied III a degree - his fathers
dent.l.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

The Rock ISLAND RAfLRoAn AccI.
pESr.--CulcAoo. Nov. 9. Eight more
deaths have occurred from the effects Of
the accident on the Rock Island Rail.
road. Among them are the wife and
children Of W. G. Laughlin. Of Gettys
burg, Ps. twenty-five are Dangerously
wounled.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
LIREL SUIT

NEW YonK, November 3.--Fernando Wood,
the democratic candidate for Mayor, has com
menced an actiou for libel against the Sun
newspaper.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

MrcnIGAS ELrcrIoN. -DerRoIr, Nov.
S.-Ee,urns Indicate The election OF the
Anu.Nebra,ko State AMI Congressional
IL kct by an overwhelming majority.
" aIbridSe AMI Howard, Republicans,
arc clec,cl 10 Congress.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

" Trs Green'p C)uri was in session all
last week, and I il said that it will continue
three weeks yet.
Short has been triel an c,rvictel i'm the
first de rec for the m ,rd :r Of Mcfarland. We
rnle ianl that there are several other homi-
eide cases 10 b, red this week.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

FAILURE IN PIrTsBuRoH.--PIrTsBuRo,
Nov. S.-The Banking house Of A. Viii.
kins & Co. has failed. The amount Of
their liabilities it net yet ascertained.s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

New Jcnsv Observation-Disclosures,
Nov. S.-The indications are that Claw
son, Robbins, Bishop, onl Pennington
.fr elcclcl IN the 1t, 81, 81 and 5ih dis.
lrict-uIl Whiss.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Mn. f. B xHy. from C'l unh g. has op,rel n
jewelfy store, nclt do)i 10 t,ie outside entrance
10 i'is Office.
We believe hm n be sii'l,l in all sorts Of
wor';D1n'iiip. Those That hive witches or
clocks to rep,'r or fine Jobs Of any lini to do,
need not seal ilieir jewelty from tn, place to
be Gonc.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

MUMMY WnEAT.-A gentleman in
Wisconsin has raised some wheat obtain.
ed from mummy three thousand years
old.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

ExroaArlNo.-Dr. Olds, the defeated Con-
gressmau, passed through Columbus, O., on
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

NJ :SsRs. Ron1Ens. MuRDocx AND CoupavY
ar> i'St rom 'vi"" their extensive grocery e.ta-
blishm'n to No. 8 Ho1gers' Block. Second st. a.,
South side.
They are receiving fresh supplies to Their
sOcn
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Enoch Train, Jr., prominent citizen
Of Boston, is dead.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

In virtue . eyes the good are always
great, the great not always good, T.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

DW. Those are the hardest misfor
tunes which we allow to take US by
surprise.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
BANK FAILURE, IN CINCINNATI.

tiNci.NNTf, Nov. s.
Tic ban'ing hon'" or Ellis & Sthrgcs closed
ID, in)r,ng Thcv say ihcir ia',iiitios am,uni
. i,Wo.Wi0, ard h"ic af;ct' % Il tw,UUU.
'ri'rl s aIaoa r,,vy ,iiI on Il. 5. Good,nan.
..i" oh he Ci,;Iens BaDl,. Tie c.c, non, IL
ann as.
CIScivy,ri, Soy. S--P. VI.
Thc excitement on Third sirc,t con it 'cd
Jll ii,' afternoon. II. >. Goouni * c.. a0i
john Il. llorionA II ca. c'o,cd their Il 10 af,cf
j,nucr. NJ iic suspended hou.'' rep)rt an
- r"'i of a.sclj. Thlre waS tu, o, ua,' b
" L.ah.dnr. bui iicy continncL % pay Up I,
tho eos. of Lank horri. Tiinr, VIZ u, fhu on
niE'; ',orscs. Mr.. ELS. Of ilc .iih OF t.'lis Il
Sage, j very sick OF congestion o. .ite DrJn.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14
YOUNG GUARDSMAN ATALMA

Tnr FOLLOWING extremely interesting
letter from the seal of war had been ad
dressed 10 bis mother, the Countess An
ne>ley, by the Hon. Hugh Annesley, o.
the Fusilicf Guards
II. NJ. S. LONDON, September 81.
My DEAR MOTHER: " u We
forced The passage Of the Alma yes,er.
day, and defeated the Russians most
sIoriousy, though with great loss 10 our.
selves, owing 10 their extraordinary
strong position. Old officers say il was
as s'rong as Terrc vedras. The Russian
army was drawn up on the heights, up.
wards of forty thousand strong, and with
immensely heavy artillery, thirty -four
and twenty two Founders. The light
division advanced 10 the attack, supper.
ted by the first division Guards and
Hishlanders.) They got across the rv.
er, and then advanced against the in.
trenchmenls. The cal was in column
when the brigade Of Guards charged in
line.
My company (4th) was next 10 the
colors, and in The very centre Of the line.
We got up within fifty yards Of The ditch.
when The regiment before us (Which has
had the three senior officers kiled) turn.
ed right about aud camo down in our
face. thus breaking our line. We were
about thirty PAGES from the ditch, aud
the fire was SO hot that you could hard.
ly conceive it possible for anything The
size Of rabbit not 10 be killed. kept
on shouting" Forward Guards "to the
few men who were not swept away by
the -, when ball came and stopped
my mouth most unceremoniously. 1t en-.
tered my left cheek, and went out the
mouth, taking away the front teeth. |
instantly turned 10 the rear, feeling il
was about one hundred 10 one against
my ever getting there as the bullets weie
were whizzins around me like hail. |
tripped, and thought its.wa al over with
me. However, got up again with the
loss Of my sword and bearskin, and at
last got into The river and out fire.
had then another struggle on the 9th.
or side, where grape and round shot were
ploushing up the ground, and shells
bursting however ] stumbled on, and at
last got out of fire and sat down among
wounded and dying soldiers and horses.
The doctors gave me some, water, and
then were obliged to go to others; so
when they left, | sat there above half an
hour before | could find out where the
hospital was, at last an officer Of the
10Th, thoug Oh wounded himself, gave me
his arm, and took me to the Fusllel Hos.
pital, where | got some water, and sat
down to bathe my face.
There were six or seven OF our fello ws
there F; one with five balls in him, ano,h.
OF three, and.another with his leg broken.
My servants got me some blankets, and
we then got stable, half burned. down
cleaned out, and FIVE Of us lay there
for the night, very wretched, as you
may suppose. operations going on all
sround us. Some wssk brandy and va.
er, end some tes, was all be had. The
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-14

Than high Philosophy can preach,
And vainly preached before.
That spell upon the minds Of men
Breaks, never 10 unite again,
That led them 10 adore
Those pasod things Of 1pper sway,
With fonts of brass and iect of clay"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-13
NJ Alison DE, SANTE

corner OF Canal and Claiborne Streets n Orleans.
Iaz==l THIS Institution under the direction
ls9a=H of the SISTERS OF CHARITY has bee,
put in complete order, and is ready for the
reception OF patients. The rooms are spacious, vel
ventilated, and have every convenience for the sick
Persons visiting this Institution for medical treatment
VIII receive under the care of the Sisters of Charity
all the attentions and comforts of a home
DR.. WARREN STONE still continues his conneyion
with the Institution. and patients will always have
his advice and attention as heretofore.
Visiting Physician aud Surgeon, DR.. J. c. P. WE'D
EEsrRANDT.
Rcsident Physician and Surgeon, DR.. P. C. BOYER
Ihe terms of admission from one to five dollars
per day. Patients depositing in advance for the time
they remain in the Institution Capital Surgical Oper-
atoms charged for extra.
For further information, apply to the SISTER ST.
PERIoN OF THE INSTITUTION, the Resident Ply
sicinn. ian o5 1854