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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
Administrators Notice.

R1OTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
fled as Administrator Of the estate Of John Nc
Coonas, deceased
JAMES WHITE, Administrator.
January %. 1854 st. 81
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

r INEN AND COTTON GOODS. Table
Cloths in folt and otherwise, Irish Linen,
Rrown and Bleached Muslin and Shlrting, Bed
Ticking, Dutch Check, etc. M. LlTCh.
TEN,s ANDBOv'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
N Co,ssr and FINE, Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Caters, India Rubber Overshoes.
M. LITCH.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

ROCERIEs. consisting ofTeas, Rice. Coz
" fee, Alslcs sugar, reppe'i & saS maiasses sSoi
Powder. c.,,,+,,
Gu. ~ which he will sell for cash in hand, ten
usr cent. cheaper than similar articles can be
pn,chased elsewhere in Lawrence county.
puf'h"''N M. LITCH.
~S. Nov ia 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

TOHN q. HANZsChE. next u the .tolison
House, has Just received
iooa pieces Of English and American wall pa
ner Of various quelities.
P'iA Aiso. fresh supply Of window shades, etc.
,h,ch will Le sold at moderate prices. oct SO
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

0RANGES and Lemons of the best quality
\ for sale BY. q L. WILD.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, &c
K|OU will find the best assortment Of Sad
dies, Brides, Harness, CDllars ant
Whips in the west, oil their own manufacture
a. WILSON T. RICHARDSON.
No 70 Second street Ironton
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

WHAT is THE USE
AF going, East, West, North or South, when
j you can get the very best articles thpt are
SSnted in the Saddlery and Harness line at the
man ufactory Of WILSON & RICHARDSON.
4 =, = No: 10. and, street, lront0n.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
TERMS.

CooPer's Clarksburg egister qpublisMed in
CIarksb"rg Va, every Wednesday morning, at
900 per rannum,inAdvance,Or ,Or at the expiration
of SIX MONTHS from the time Of subscribing; after
The termination of six months So, so will invari-
S,bIy be charged. No subscription received for
loss than six months. No paper viii be discon-
unued, except at the option ofthe proprietor, ,un-
til all arrearuges arepaid up;and those who do not
dorer their paper te be discontinued at the end of
their term of subscription, will be considered as
desiring to have it continued. % '..... ..'.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at 8 90 per
square Of twelve lines for the first three inser-
uons, and twenty-five cents for each subsequens
insertion. liberal disco unit on the above ratet
made TO those who advertise by the YEAR No
advertisement counted less than one Euare.-
Iha number Of Insertions must be specified or
fhe advertisement will be continued and charged
tor accordingly.
'AnnOumcemcntof candidates for Office So, 90
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention ,must
DO accompanied BY the authors name and post
paid %
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
sLANDER AND PERSECUTION

Time and Truth arc the avengers
OF the good mans injured name; but who-whc
May tell how much soul of noble mould,
Tuned to the finest touch of harmony,
Is Jared and shattered by the rude assaults of
Reckless hand>!-how keen the thorn has ranked
In lis silent dcpths-how long one bitter
Sorrow has been nursed in uncomplaining woe;
Or how they've done their awful work who've
Track'd each erring step of Genius to the grave
Oh! if there be in all the sin, and vice,
And degradation ofthis worll, one crime
More black than all the rest-one which the
Ficnds turn pale to look upon, and Hell itself
Mu,l blush own, it is the subtle, cool,
Malicious, cunning plot, in darkness hatch'd,
TO bias! good mans name! 'Tis the very
MASTERPIECES OF Sin, and an eternity
OF uitcr-virtuc may not wash it out ...
Oiuer l. Taylor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

They startled to their feet. All bu
the mother, who putting up her, hands
for moment, incredulously, skrieked a:
she recognized her husband and in the
next instant she was clasped in the arms
Iof the living reality :. while the infant.
growing with delight, clung to both pa
rents by turns. st.+-is''
rf Il was, indeed, he. Left fordead on
the battlefield, he had BEEN found by
kind hands after the army had moved on;
had been nursed throngh long illness /;
and finally had reached home in advance
of the letters which he had wrote to an
nounce his safety, but which had miscar-
ried. , g... .....s
What Christmas Eve that was Be-
tween smiles and tears, questions and ejac-
ulations Of thankfulness, the hours wore
on unpreceived, until the midnight clock
surprised the happy family. IS
For the wife and mother the children
and grandparents, could scarcely realize
that the returned soldier was indeed heirs;
that 'the that he was lost was found"
that " he that was dead was alive again"
When, at last. they knelt down to re-
turn thanks to God, before retiring how
every heart swelIed with gratitude at the
happiness youchsafed to them. How
they commisserated others who still lrWept
without hope.
This was forty years ago.
War is again desolating the nations
Let US hope that other mourning families
may yet drink life and Joy in the return
of father and husband, instead of the Bit
ter waters Of Marah they have been quaf-
ting since the news of the last great bat
tie.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

They were then led 10 the. spot where the
black boy had been left, and both killed
The father by the plunge of a knife. anc
the son by a stroke of the tomahawk.-7-
What led to the slaughter, after they had
surrendered, is not known. Mr.. Carpen-
ter was found wrapped up in his blanket
with pair of new Indian moccasins on
his feet, and his scalp not removed. It is
supposed that these marks of respect were
shown him at the solicitation of an Indian
of the party, whose gun Mr.. Carpenter
had repaired at Marietta some time be-
fore, and had refused any compensation
for the service. This fact was related to
Christopher Carpenter, by one Of the In
dians who was present, many years after,
at Urbana, in Ohio.
Tecumseh and his men, after collecting
the plunder of the camp, retreated in such
haste, tealing pursuit from the rangers
and soldiers at Marietta, that they left all
the horses, which had probably scattered
in the woods, at the noise of the attack.
Before starting, they sent one of the par
ty to unloose the black boy Frank, and
take him along with them, but he had al
ready freed himself. In the midst OF the
confusion Of the assault by great exertion,
he slipped his hands from the cords, and
hid himself in thick patch of hazel bush
es, from which he saw part Of the trans
actions. After all was quiet, and he had
supposed the Indians gone, he raised his
head cautiously, and looked around, when
much to his confusion, he saw tall In
dian within few steps of him, who was
looking in another direction, and did not
perceive him. Frank dropped silently
down into his covert, and was not dis
covered. After they had all lett the vici-
nifty Of his hiding place he crept cautious
ly forth, and, by good fortune took the
right direction for Williams station oppo-
site to Marietta, and gave notice Of the
disaster, after which he returned to his
master, and died only few years since.
The death of Mr.. Carpenter and his COM
rades, filled the settlement to which he
belonged, with grief and consternation.-
He was highly esteemed, and his loss, for
many years, lamented.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

DEDT.-Blessed is he Who can slap his
breeches pocket IN the face Of the World.
and triumphantly excIsim Behold 70
good peopIet 10, ye heayily-laden detts
ors come and look upon man-a being
like unto yourselye6 no owes not 4 dol. (
lar 7" We would travel far to zee Eucli 4
creature. We would coatribats literally
toward providing glass ease 10 yhieH his
embalmed remains should be pfesefYed
after death, AZ a sacred relic for pcstefity
"a specimen Of species alnlos. extinct IN
the nineteenth century the cash philos-
opher Him no duns can haffass, nor
the approach of inegitabls pay day dis
turbs d His substance no yoracious lawyer
can deYour, norstheiF ruthie rny yFmidons
seize upon. Hes securely armed ia spe
Gle, smiles at the dread shetil. and defes
his power He is cheerful even On tho
aBfnl eye ofequarter day. He alone Is
the free; citizeu- only hecan feel lsul In
dependent Happy mortal x = SIM
RI The mind IS the standard Of The man.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17


KIND woRDs.-Kind words do not cdst
much. They never blister the tongue or
lips. And we have never heard Of any
mental trouble arising from this quarter
Though they do not cost much, yet they
accomplish much. They help ones own
good nature and good will. H
Soft words soften our own soul. An.
cry words are fuel to the flame OF wrath,
and make it blaze the more fiercely.-
Kind words make other people good ma.
tured. Cold words freeze people, and
hot words scorch them, and bitter words
make them bitter, and Bratbfal words
make them Wrathful. a
There is such rush Of aIl5other kinds
Of words, in our days, that ID seems desi-,
rable to give kind words chance among
them. There are vain words. and Suites
ful words, and silly words. and boisterons
words, and Warlike words.
Kind words also produce their own inn.
age ON mems souls. Aud beautiful I'M
age it is. They soothe, and qniet. aud
comfort The beater. They shame him q
his sour, mOrOse, unkind feelings.
1t is not the height to which men sro
advanced that makes them giddy. IEfG
the looking down with contempt upon
those beneath. g
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
NOTICE oFELEuT1os.
DuRsuANT to q writ Of Election, bearing ,

PURSUANT to q writ Of Election, bearing
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Tse the Fii Rspsssuasss Dl,e. city q
mss Second Representative
the Thtd Representative District Ely
~ Representative the Fourth RsprsssnsAiys p'' e
ssSssssn ss,iyss for the Filth RpsntAivs S city 81
so on ssia D'ses 'i'se
To for sssash pise city
NO ~ Esh,h Representative District city
snh Representative Districts city Of
Nh sas ~ Tush Rpssnssss District city
q ~ cis cash Of he District
XIV s.
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voters & hs n. STAT ss ss !. ssi1 "
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13

aDvesng subjec DR. Riasl of hoss points which
be said be sub udics safely attribute hsse
ssY nv nS asta II pnbsasy
alkaline bss barbenno Of untes with and
ths rnsholssomo acids q the stomach and in doing this gve
ot portion of carbonic acid hich uanelt IN its acid
influence The digestive
syetems relieving and sKhi
diminishing the rtabi of the Stomach In govt brough
by the hhc ncid dslsAis aching by virtue Of the akai
gravel whers the cpleuns from the the acid deposit
Alternative changing overcoming the dia,bess BY
which the habal deposits indaeed these
be value For the latter named the waerf the
aGarbonae soda hooppR
cangh oua bropchocele, And evident
carbonate. 8s mi Ill., sst ~ n
employed In skin Diseases supposed
spr proa sabies piiyrias herpes etc.
uterine functions, chloroe) chronic
and gen For these purposes The a1s Sulphur Spring oals
So extensively thess at the time
almost Unnecessary add thai acdnons beverage
though s1ceed Of mineral they hardly yield
pleasant and heslth bringing mineral water"
THIS gnion continued by the which have
hean effected by the use Of theLe nvauabls waters
Carriages and in attendance all times
sanserto from the river and for the Of visitors during their
.sl.ss CONNER d wooTEN Preprietors
NR.rhe propreo beg 10 append the following
aea hese tie for themselves Of their
s 81
periss conAusd the beneficial espsig The
them, especially hsoas q the aniessa
gen peculiar chronic the skn hillary
cscui dssasea tbs urinary organs In
NEURALGIA, depending on rheumatic affection y ,.
VI. RUSHTON, :.
n es5s,.s5 Js.<s 4@p;5 AID. PECQUET, !.
ts5s dAwtf - y. i'll RonANET -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13
U0PPER-FACED TYPE. p
EkxHE NEWTON. COOPER TYPE COMPANY

In giving notice Of tksir removal from No. 10 No. lNo
William street. luans No. IL frankfort s.rse beg to ask hs
particular Of Printers 70 tbs great they have
recsnly made In per work. 81 a. -
Wshave also, atcuI greatly increased css Cop
psrE scing Type, storsoiypa Plates, Cuta, ETC. 1888
festu bpsnesss shat table Specimen
Books Of tbs principal TYPE Founders The United sat for he
TO Printers whether residents temporarily
abnk glance compare alyiea se
from parties Orders type given
through this company, directly with the foundes
Of this cckhoidsr th company fahdea in London
invention Of Dr. Newton there which give
liar facilities OF getting ype from there, should
deaiie lit and 40 cider. y. - 2
The experience Of Printers in this elsewhere last
three years. the Of Copperac Type leave quite
word of
men the comparative merits Of copper type metal
cs Of printing By Copper made from
three times durable they work cleaner sharper
mprespon ea ink, and ctaa eopuston by rendering the
letters d stha alphabet more easily distinguahsbe
oag the difficulties have having properly
DONE from thB pace, have @ the prssnt) closed aft
Agencies and this hs only place the United saes whore type
be CopperFaeed. r.
DR. Newtons Patent, all
infringe said Patent either Type
By using that Copper this Company.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Small Pics. Scents h Minion perth.
Plea. ;. Nonparoii. .-.....l4
Long Priner...s agate .-....ib
Surgeons .-.-....ts 6safi .;-.'.....s3 -.
TrEssApprOssd notes at months cent. dlacoan.
cash, A. S. CASE, Secretary.
No. II Frankfort street, New York Nay T. 1883. my2gH
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49, - ohiioftp
aui she htsi Aioaday 81 Apb 6 They Hih
brAn ;hss ~ hs C Common,
n,ssns oe Equity Jusiapasnes and Prassics
Leetnses will ba enlvsied ty PgoesAora. ql35sl
Thsss y Professor alsb viii treat Of
Adn Alsy nliunu Law ambaanE the rights md ohgh4
aona q aAasr saa colsaa Tcf
HypohssAou consrass, for MARITIME
Law, moiaeug PIKE and thu Prac
III rys fa sas e a as ane
Ing Original Appaiae Jasirtion Supreme aud
q tae Jarlsdcen n ths bsriei coufta
TtoAs ts Professor Randsi Hunt will .
CON einl Law il relates se4ale
Nc frarsry and couact and MercAo Remedies. They
sss o Solo Trsasrs Partnerships Corporations; FTnclps
md Asess Of a Of Punsory and Ship
Pin8 o. sAsnsa GsniSacta Of
msns Y Charter 70 Ship,
Gnsrsn ies, iAehs and stoppake In Transiu. '' ~
Ihs LAw ana fSAae ours Of Criminal lurpidic
Ill The Iaw Of Eviasnee
Those by Professor Rssetns srbgaes 4sE8 e
Civil OF heauna, Ia q unsctian ts;, a, o. .
sanlsh ana Fseuh Lava sad ccai lie
ys wasshst from England, sps,u, France d
III ~ fssss csss.s oi Civil Jurisdiction in rsa.,,
l. TIE ton Law kqaiy Jupradsacs and Practice ana
plsnasGs % Civil cnsss at esmnou Law. ' ~
Tisais sss q s.sns rof law, viii IL !. No., /.
enly whsNhal attended courps Of Lseac
tbs tni having The Iirsr,ts
Of asspeshts Ccpns dor 81 Law WHO sa on exsip,.te
by th+ fsss6ss s hopor Ths
Tia ssef ser hcsara;
i've dollar; AID ten doiisrs ot ths aiplofni,
muat 20 adarssad tho Dssn Of tho
s NJ ase /. oslssns- CHRISTIAN RtASELiuS, 4
= @AnO n the anHuk
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7aSHREE HUNDRED DOLLARs m. =
r q d! r. Adj!
Billiard Table Mandatory.

FH'HE undersigned informs property holders
and ,aS RSs ha, s h. aadsd 1 Of Billiard
neh ne enabled TO undertake works all kinds laying Of
works. Po urains Of all p.ions columns,
pests frame houses for the In
carpenters and frau1sfs line,
Having constant Mshogs-
tothe works ordered.
Inc undersigned aya hmseof this opportunity those
who feel aoms apprehension his steam
tn ne has taken prevent explosion a new
f,eneh regulator which one can see
onre she qualy boiler and shoud he forget 70
oe whistle eonsced with the machine warns him that water ID
The above addition having his establishment for the
purpose facilitating the mauuaetura of Billiard Tables me
signed reminds be keeps heretofore new and
seoond hand Billiard Tables every article in hta line
3. ANToGNINI. Nos. ~ and IA Cont street
oes ly su9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13

Parish Of 0rleanp, City OF New Orleans. .
Be reembsrd that the 18th January 1886 before
yue Peace n and for theeity
Brother President, and Ismen H. Wnas
Sscsay Mutual GomDanv Of New Orleans
who being duly according doPos that
oftnssadcompany. h,5ROTHER, President,
bsfore ks 1855
C,V.y0NTE Second Jastiee Of the Peacs
oftha Parish Of 0reAnA.
nsash
aor ta.h Of Feb
runfy ns1f. 7
Board OF snoun. Of prof
for the ending s0h December 1856 o6 be placed
70 the credit Of coutin gent account
~ peril sfths sea
Rers damage by Fire al
nf1ca "a tsann : :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Situated at tecnville 0errotou. jefferson Parish
In, conducted by Madame o. MACE.

Situated at fecnviie near Oarroton. Jefferson Parish
In, conducted by Madame o. MACE
vEyRIS INSTITUTION, already favorably
he pat having degree Of pros
MACE order 20 extend e
and entail for the
Of hnsns # ths rdr 10 chase fhe peaaa
properly whieh she ~
epscioA school lre lofty and airy
chief have iun' aten
erected and her construction tn ost e.
dirssted 10 the health fort ~
These extensive ~ ~ ca v 10 h. es sen,
oH .rote 'om tne wy " ~
is ~ " sas
sscary for successful ssds St csarss The course
mapqhes qasts RI oon-
pss aud and y nsds ne super
,sn. is IRON the North who fesidp pera
nea, III ia The inststation IN, III 4. ,.,... i,
~ ~ proSsle who Ia advantsgeouaiy
ths In eqsl faction
Day in Epgsh and French and
nsnv French pupils thew
bs in each oshsis
The department Of apsc distinguished
every hos made to insure excellence in this
pshhept . li!.. S.4.
respecting sn Of be ostaiasd
the eice o. this
he gustdaas invited sis the aab
~ .bs pts ira srsane erneuls - Ae9s sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
sar or TORONTO, q. W
$500 900 10000
Epwp. 8. G'BRtER Secretary. A. III, CLARK Prssident
BRANCH OFFICE. No. as Camp st., Ne " orIeann.
S This andsraigned prepared
snd RIVERS; sny
BY fIaE pibe currs ntrsses 10 fpremium. sts
BENJAMIN FLOR knlE,A Agent,
ugly HARMON DIANE .Ass,siant Agent.
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oTFIcE on T1S maryland ooNs0I ipATEp lorreRiEs. !
bAI'inn9H May sud slth 1nn5, 1856.
aG7NAUTIDN. -LnrrERY EaAIrfs --rhn Com,

Aisiers 81 the Mayisid
hS anbtc
mad ad fradu ant Lottery schsss prsad
7r tho aae Of ucksts In
The en legal Lo,terss Maryland d unsr
me o. hs Com eiaessd people
x scheInes ard Astsnd 10 tse afasinHs. =
M he 10 hsss Ios cries sad all e4ftae.is Of
tckets, tha shoEFaPhsd KEENAN, General
Agesi tho Contractor. CT
tsIsas. Baltimore, bid. All ahets irandairui.
Any information the subject Of Lplef
they dzAwa gwen by addressing
nsiy v. X. Brennan. BaslmoIe, Nd.
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ALEXANDER BROTHER ,prsa;asst,
IOaN n ,gklkW ,qies-PrasidopA,
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company

DIRECTORS.
William yogel. b, vccrhiss, P. Maapsro,
hlcKnighk Poutz, O. Gaillard,
q. hfllsnbefgsYi rs. Cuddy, John Pembsrtou,i
3. o. visaaud J. A. Brand.
TkCompany the mutual principle will bs pre-.
Issue posesfor Maps River and
sirs Rsks.
= Holm PEsiBERTDN, President.
cling Board Drsetcr hsid tho 18th
elected President and A. Schfisber
Secretary, es6lv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13

"H1T. F. GREENFIELD, ATTonsrg ~
w Law Pine Bad Arkausas viii attend 10 ali h,.t.,
entrusted 70 his In soushssn AFkauas pss.s
my1s2&Wly, - 80 49, s'es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13
4 AUDEaDaLE WHITE SULPHUR -

a.
spaisGs a. County Mics Thu ias iona zHhHH
hses d who's waters We ao universally S the ed
tht Mobile ohio a,read linea horsa
Coaches connecting North, East West,
ree OF visoss on the l1sh May.
New, commodiouh aud elegant bndngs have
urbture has been poc and the entire preaes since last
and ccnttructea view
to lnr urious comfort guests
psoprltor pnncn
wsterng place. PATHS 10 make
thsr the Springs ~ agreeable deghu
heath. ' 5Ta4
Mobile Railroad ono mile OF the
The already running
oestix coaches
Mobile Spbs acme twepty
This time will be mite rally the
and it confidently
will running within
also Livngaton
line
Columbus liue ihns aotdng
the valuable and desirable watering pges
South. 53-#E+=ssa-5-
The proprietor, grateful past patronage avail hmaef
iaehtY for contributing the comfort
intends presenting the pleasure
complete establishment
RATES OF BOARD. @
FER .$35 90
10 %
Rer day., 3 90
ChdFsn and eefVants, half price,
My STABLES aud will b. kept in ht order with good
haasiers and sbnRdant pfoyenders
auSu R. B, S NTH.