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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-17
Plain wrath from am eloquent
IrIshmam.


IrIshmam.
Mr. 7. Crawford, editor Of the Protestant A.
mericsn. published Il Aberdeen, Miss, Is an Il
rishman by birth, an accomplished sctol.r, and
a fearless and eloquent wFiteF took sIfone
ground few weeks ago in fdSgt of the Amer.
ican party, and, having been violently denodi
ed for this by the editor of the Florence (Ala.
Gazette, he has made powerful and ovefwhelm.'
ing response, from which we take thesA paxa>
graphs. Many foreign-born citizens migI read
them with pro6tah edifcations
You charge against us that we conduct
Know Nothing journal Did it ever strike You,
sir, as possible, that the principles we aiyocase
in this paper, and Mhich you fearawill aroate
The indignation of your Isaders, are the pfinciz
pies we held many gears before K,,osr> Noshines
had an ertstence?-that Ne have not gone to ]
them, but that they hsve come to usi&that nom
the circumstance Of our foreiln birth We knew
the force and necessity of one great vital doe
stances forced it upon their attention. SO stroncz
lly that they cannot avoid i'll they must meet
Lit and crush it or be crushed by it!
It would be of considerable advantage to you,
sir, if.relinquishing your present Quixotic bat
tie against the American partyt Yon would 20
and see for yourself what Porery q solsere she
has the potDer. You aresnow7 running mucks
with all the fury of afi p1rated Thug against
Know-N Nothing newspapers suppose you wipe
your dripping brow and let your painting system
cool and get "a little information on the subject
of Popery Nth potcer IN e bands. It will teach
lyou charity for the opinions of those youoppose-
1t will give you time to practise your naiise po-
Iteness; and you may cease to c1ll Us ser,
slaue, sycophoat, because we choose to set our
face "like Hint" against a system which en-
slaves not the bodies, but worse, infinitely worse
the souls and minds, the hopes, the fears Of it8
lvotaries.
But let ms look at the charge. IlEnt s. Is
crime? /, an Irish Protestant al <clin0
with party whose leading object S 6bolI<k
the temporal power ofPopery, amAtheref 6cru-
Isading against my own countrymenl SLGIeo<
common sense, what ails the mana Did 1ou -
. lpect'me, sir, TO aid, either with my pen
: . system which has hunted my fath S
: dungeon and the gbbet; which gave IS
: rack. for arguments which placed on 81 s
Z the iron boot, and drove in wedge after V6dE8
till the marrow overran this Popish Argument a
which, huddling women and children in1o 3
e house, applied the torch, and canght them 81
f they ran madly out, on the heads of then iron
9 pixies. With what party, pray, sho0la / beI
i lust where am, sir, with the American bSrfV|
J, lbecauas& has raised its mighty arm ia 6&ofz
/ lby Him that liveth forever and ever flst euc{
j, lscenes shall never be enacted On AmeficS6
g soil.
q million Roman Catholics the blind tools
e designing foreign PRIESTS are pouring annsI1
n upon our r1hores, 4, an Irish Protestant, vi
e the press = placed at my disposal, SE611l1
o There is danger-for God ) snkS 81 {6G II S.
q selves while you can. knew them II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18


For Sanail-sizc<l E.:Aesics.
In little precious slone,
What splendor meets the eve
In l't1lo lump Of sugar,
How much O sweetness lies
So in little woman,
Love grows and muiliplics ;
You rccollcct the provcra says
j., a word unto the " ise.''
a peprer-corn is vcry sasail-
But seasons every dinner
More tlnn all The condiments,
Although it is sprinklcd thinner
But jsasr SO little woman is.
ii luvc will let yuu WIN her
There's not a JOY IN all the world
You will not find within her.
And as within lie little rose
You find the richest dyes,
And in little gram OF gold
Much price and value lies,
AS from little 'balsam
Much oder doth arise,
So in a lille woman,
There is a taste Of paradise.
The sky'lark and lhc nirhl nrs:Ie,
Though small and light OF wsny.
Yet warblc swcctcr in the grove
Jhan all the birds that sing
And so a little woman,
Though a very little thing.
Ic c t1,,,, al b,, Al
Zen flowers that bIoou IN spr.nn
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18
At Newcastle. II vum:.,, .;.ryuu, or,

At Newcastle, II yum:!:; servant g!r
devoted every minute OF her spare
time to making warm clothing for tic
soldiers i'll The Cr,mca. Am"ng other
articles contributed VA, pair OF
dra" crs, and inside she tackled Tic
following nole:-"My Dear Soldier: /
have had great pleasure in mnhi' Z
these drawers for you, and | iiuIc li.ry
will keep you nice and warm. hope
you will get back to your country
Without losing either leg ur arm. !!
! were man | would come and hrn
you. If yon can, let me know 10
sou are. I'm your aiicclu..a:c i:jr: l.,
MARY Ann"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18
Poetry.
For tile Banner.

For tile Banner.
LINES TO ANNA Qmitution)
Anna ! you seem little vex'd.-
Which makes my heart somewhat per
plcx'd:--.
fnd that sweet lip--you need not pou, il,
And make SO much To do about it,
Because held You here and ki.l you:-
Im cure your mother never mis-, YOU.
>~->~>H-~~~. 90. -.-~>--->~~~-
,e. TO THE SAME Omila,on)
Anna my gIil 10 say you have no fire,
Stra'ght%ay, methinks, | would be called
liar
Although that eye, some ines looks cold
or icy
Eknow that your young hear, is warm ant:
spicy
And Of those lips- I've long and Oft been
tempted
To steal kiss although the thing bc kill.
ing;
But from the auiy L'ns so far exempted
Sweet rosy rake !! because you're mes
too willing.
JarK
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

10 PREVENT RAnDlTs FROM BARK.
ING FRuIT TREES. gre Informed
by an experienced farmer Of our Dis
trict, thai amounting with bacon rymd
the trunk Of tho tree. from the ground
mp beyond tile reach Of rabbits, will
etlectually prevent their dcpredations.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

A Coon PuN.--Onc Of the wit,icst
dyous in the way Of punniny was per.
petra,cd few nights ago by gentle.
man Of Portsmouth, at the Ladies'
fafs..
A lady wished scat. y port!y,
handsome gentleman brought one in.
stnntcr and seated the lady.
ooh, you're JeNel," said she.
aOh no." replied he, am jemcllsr,
! htLNe Just set n ieWei.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

A COOP TnoUGHr. "Though it be
not in your power" said Marcus Au.
relius, "to be Il naturalist, a poet, an
orator, or mathematician; it is in
your power to be virtuuus man.
which is the hest of ALL"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

"A professional gc.,'lcman Of our
acquaintance has hanging up in lis
room fine co!urcd engraving Of the
head of II 4uadrupcd vuigarly kii"wn
as jack ass. Not lon. since friend
of his dropped in, and stopped before
ihc picture, gazrd intcntly upon il,
for a few moments, and then sIng out
abruptly, aid, as he imagined, very
wittiIy:
'naIlo,' doctor, is that your r;r.l?'
'Oh, no, replied the d"r,or, yu>!l.
that is simply looking. lass.
The 'm&i"us enquirer suddenly
discovered tha. hc had some business
down the street and dci.aylri.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18
HENRI " NsUTT,
Factor and Forwarding
MS,&sAMMWo

W ~ n Wv ~ "
VIII give prompt personal attentionio the
SAFE, or forwarding cH Co,tonr Naval l-stores-
or any other produce, or TO The purchase
and forwarding of Merchandise
NEfEEEHcE:
f. p HALL. Prn't Br'h Blk. } Whining
DR.. TRos. II. WEmHT, ton,
o. G.. PARSLEY, prc't CT Blk N. G.
Gen. w. w. llAELLEE. ! ,.
McDoNALD & Crawford,
Col. +. w. CHARLES, I D,r,;na,o,
&. l. w. NcCArL, D"'''"s''"'
Maj. Wh flA:NswoETn,
ions j. MrrE. o"''"c''
Oct. S 1854 10 ly~
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

EoURTu OF MAHci!--W SrLEcr.
RD.--lt is said that the reason VII, the
Fourth Of March MAS chosen as The
day top thc inauguration o! the Pres.
dent of the Unite, States was the
Fourth of March in every llh year
commencing from the first inaugura.
ton, cannot come on a Sunday for ~
least 800 years.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

TIE STRAIT GATE.-I'he strait gate
of the gospel is wide enough to admit
any sinner, but too narrow for the ;d.
mission Of any sins.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

CosrLX WonsnIp.-Chu ch going
has become very exp nsivc nal,rril
San Francisco. At Il sale OF ,rws,
several sold ms high rs twelve hundred
dollars, equivalent to about $23 cr
Sunday.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18
Choice Old Brandy and
w ~ H. ~

We havc now in store some very supe-
rior odd Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves. for me&ciual purposes. Its
age and m,ldhess together with iS+ purity,
wliI be OF great consequence TO lnS%hss
who are neccssitaied TO use it.
-ALSO
\ variety OF very seicst Vines consisting
of
<fit; NSetfeira. Ola Port wine,
lsroEn sherry, ghalC Sherry 81
Pare GlarCa SSi..c,
Imported by ourselves, all Of which we
warrant genuine, and OF the very best
quality.
For sale by
BOATWRIGHT l. BARKULOO,
Court House Range, Columb!s, ); &.
Luy 90, 1854 30 ii
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18

ll3 Clnrires street, :. Dri,uiI,. eulr General
Agents I"r lsi" Southern :il:t'rs 10 mhom II!
or!crS muSi Invariably h al reset.
SOLD Also HE
MILLER y iiWiTr"A. Suiu:cg, lie, :. {.
i. }. NuNKMNE. tamdrii : &.
Il. j. DEutY. t:iIur.,';.rS. G,
:. ii:ACu, 3r;t.l:.vLu.... :. {.
Jan. 81, 1899 l. ono
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
Fourth Of July Celebration.

The Sons and Cadets Of Temperance
intend celebrating the anniversary ol
American Independence. by procession
speeches, &C., &c.
The Sons of Temperance and Cadets
Of Temperance will assemble in the
Hall, sthalf pas, o'clock the process,
sion will be formed, after which they vii
proceed to the grove; where the Declara
lion of independence will be read, and
speeches made by friends Of the cause
The citizens Of Ironton are invited te
unite with us. The grove is we'll sup
piled with comfortable seats.
D. H. WARREN, !
w. II. SPlCER, Como;,tec o
w. McQUlG, drrongeneni
T. N. DAVEY, 49,
w. w. JOHNSON,
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ALL THOSE WISHING GOOD
UBOD0DuN -

CAN find the following interesting works by
] calling at the Book Store, Bank Block.
The Doher,y papers, by VIM. Mcguire;
Star Papers. Henry Ward Bcecher; the Amer'
can debater, McEligot' Fifty Years Exile, Mel
vile Fudge Doings. Ike Marvel; Las Cases
Memoirs Of Napoleon; Travels in the Chinese
Empire, NJ. Hue; School of Life, Anna N. How
1T; Life of Sam Houston; Lands of the Saracen
Baynrd Taylor; Journey through Central Alri-
ca, Bayard Taylor; Poems Of the Orient; Leaves
from family Journal, Emily Sylvester, Com
mon Place Book, Mrs. Jameson; Bell Smith
Abroad, American Lady; also, Brnncofts Uni
ted States; the Two Guardians, My Brothers.
Keeper, Goethes Faust, &c.
June ~, 1855. j. COMBS Il Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUlLDERS
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN


We, the undersigned, having become sole
Accr Is of the right OF RALSTON'S PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, IN the following
Territory, viz: All that part Of Southern OHIO
moi sold, embracing Lawrence, Scio!o, jackson
Vinton GalIa, and several other counties, The
States of Kentucky. Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas Arkansas. Missouri, C0lior'
MIA, and ali the Territories OF the United states
and the South half of Illinois.
We have fully tested the pract'cabilty Of
said Mill, and having done so we confidently
claim for il the following advantages over any
other saw mill now in use:
list. lis cheapness aud durability.
| Cd. We can move the mill TO timber, instead
of timber to mill.
3d. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections 50 that the timber can be
sawed Of any length, without stump SHOT US
the saw cuts both ways,
4th The saw runs horizontally and begins
on the top of the log, which prevents all SPRING
ing and is peculiarly adapted to The saving ol
Slip Plank, Floor Timbers, &c.
5ih. II can be attached 10 any Steam or wa.
ter Power and will not require more than hall
of the power that is used IN the ordinary Saw
Mills, and will do as good work and more oi II
than those with the vertical saw.
P Il U U +
Two of these mills are now in operation a
Wheeling, Va. one in Columbus, o., one a
Warren, Trumbull county, o., and huhafeu
in other places, all constantly running, as
sample for inspection to all. The saw IS any
en- BY six horse engine, and placed upon
frame that is also portable.
We are prepared TO manufacture the aooV,
described Portable Horizontal Saw Ml'ls' VIII
or without Engines at short notice, at reason
able prices-wiih Township Rishts-put lhef
mn and give a WARRANTED, IN any oi tn
. Iaboye described territory, or IN any othsr por
lion of the United States, not previously as
posed OF. ,.,,s
This mill is portable, and capable OF 'rahs
norta,ion wherever there is navigation or roao'
ANY information wanted, or orders sent ny ma
address the undersigned, "lronton, ONO
i They will promptly ship TO order, M'its, 10 an
y y mort or raj road depot in any Of the above le
ri,ory. For further particulars refer to
Il, h. WHITE, Newton Falls, Trnmbnl' co
: Ohio. or to any lumber man in use oil the NIL
JAMES CAMPBELL, AGENTS
CHARLES A. HAlGHT. J
" Ironton, May 2Sth, 1855.
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RON RAIL R0 AD
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

TROM and after this date, or until further
notice. Sem.daily trains will be run on
ihe Iron Rail Road, Sundays excepled') aS
follows: nn.,r
Will leave Ironton for Centre Station az
O'Clock, A. NJ. c,.o eto.;or ot O
O. clock, A NJ. rn,1N
will leave Ironton for Centre Station al IL
O. clock p. M. c,. Cation n
RrruaxryG-Will leave Centre statio" q
half past O clock, P. M: n4
Tickets to be had at the Depot.
N. B. No foreign bank bills Of less demon
;nation than $40 will be taken. g..
'""'''' '''''' HENRY CLARKSON, Supt'
I,on,on. June 25, lS55.-2l.-u.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
y UGS AND MEDICINES.
Popular Family Medicines, Sold by
MOyJ EV pARRER H. EGERTON.

MOXLEY BARBER & EGERTON.
Halls I3alsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectornl.
Rogers Syrup Of Liyerwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and Vermilngc. |
Jayne's Sapatiye Pills, Agpe Pills, Tonic
Vemifngs, Alternative, EApeciorant Gamma.
tive Balsam. Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wislars Balsam o, Wild cherry.
Guysoirs Yellow Dock and Sarsapnrlla
Townsend's Soyaparila.
Osgood's India Cholagogue.
Oyygenaled Bilters, q sure cure for Dys
pcpSla. ,
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Dalley's Pain Extractor.
McAlsieYs Ointment and Solar Tincture.
McLoue,s Celebrated Pills and Vermluge.
Radwoys Reody Relief.
Gmgorys instant cure OF Pain.
Chrls,es Galyanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
lets, and Magnetic Find.
Mexican Mustang Llnlment.
Brandrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragr's Sugar coated Anii.Billious Pills,
smitll's Sugar conted Pills.
Farrelrs Arabian Linment.
John Bulls Improved Syrup Of Sarsaparilla.
Howe's Shaker Sarsapariila i fiowe's Cough
Candy. ....
UOonanl's German Rlttcrs.
Weoyer's Cnnker and Salt Rheum Syrup.
sm,B's Tonic Syrup, for Fever ana Ague.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Linimenl
, Barrels Indian Linimen,.
| Sherman's poor mans y las.cr.
| Hays Iinlmcnt for the Piles.
Uohcnsack's Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntush's Bn.sam Of Indian Sqnaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for Diauiioea und Dysenicry.
| Ia, ,,Jt tns n,ppsfs,n Ritprg.
| Giaelenberg Pills, Sarsapafilla and Ctli-
drens Panacea.
Durkie's Green Mountain Ointment.
Hibbard's Family Pill and Crcassian Balm.
llolloway's Tome Sitters and Extract oi ia
maca Ginger.
Shepherds Sarsaparl)a.
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tonic Mixture
and Syrup Of Blackberry Root.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Pourons Plasters, a new and superior srucle
Vaughn's Llhonlrplic MiStufc,
Jackson's Pills and EXpecioran'.
Branps Pul. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
, Hollands celebrated Tar OiDlment'
Strckland's Pills.,
Mauays Fluid Magnesia.
Stonsi's Infant Drops
GrGilh's Magnetic pain Extractor.
Steers Opodildoc.
Merrill's Black Salve.
; Soree's Ohio Liniment.
Vnuchp and pe,crs1n's Rice Linmcnt.
Solters Ginseng panacea.
Sovere;gn Balm pills
Thomnson,a celebroted Eve Water.
= Turner's Balsam for Diarrhoea Il Dysenter)
u Turner's American Rheumatic Bllsan..
Tidd,s Balm of Life for Consumption.
if Connell's pain Extractor. go,
y Shakers Genuine Extract of SarSaparilla.
!. Filch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supper
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NroTICE is hereby given that on the 2sd
~ day of October, lS49, the subscriber W.
dn,v amounted and qualified as adminislrato,,
of the estate Of Armstrong Rankin decd, any !.
~ notice ; Of said appointment was then given 9. 3
~ isw reuuired; but proof of the same wa'
na.,scted ,"1 ana cannot now be made, as the lay
reoaires by leave and order Of the Coni. 3
Probase for Lawrence County, notice y nos
given to all concerned. ,a.,.,s.
s'- HIRAM RANKIN, Administrator.
June 22d, 1855.
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RACK YOUR OWN BOOTS!
c11TTA pERCHA OIL POLISH.

CUPERSEDlNG Grease ana nj rol'sn ,u' .nd nd
0n~oe'ient ~ lent article combined of different oil ex-
eSoH ,oo,s lor Sreasne and polishing Boots, Shoes,
uT inS;o Rubbers, Harness, Carriage Tops, ana all
: ',ulI enther work, is unequalled for beautliying
md softenng the Leather. it makes poiish
s;se Tns Patent Ieather--is impervious to water,
and and will not soil the whitest article; A rev s,'
drons d,u on Spo nge applied to the Leather is al
that thot is necessary, and the polish will stay 10 =,
month. If the Leather becomes dirty, was.
with M clean water and the polish will re, appear
Warranted to soften and preserve the Learner
e., r'n,s s"'' - w S.W. HARPER.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
STRAY HORSE.

TVAKEN up BY the subscriber, on the nth
day Of June, 1855, in Perry township,
Lawrence county, Ohio, Of the following de.
scription, towit: A chestnut sorrel horse, sup
posed to be 4 or 8 years old, with a white spot
ia the forehead, the right hind foot white, some
white spots on his breast, and fore legs, and
blind in the left eye. DAVID ALLEN.
June Goth, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
pETlTJON FOR DIVORCE.

Mary Ann Allen } The State of Ohio, Law
against renee County Court
David Allen. of Common Pleas.
The said David Allen elendant IS nGt'i
that on the 2lst day of May, 1855, Mary anu
Allen plaintiff, filed in the Court of C'mho''
pleas, within and for the County of Lawfehoto' ~,
in the State of Ohio, her petition against 'ne
said David Allen, the object and prayer y; y
which is to procure an order of SAID Coure' w. w.
yorcing plaintiff from the Obligations OF ,;n' ;m'
marriage contract, now and heretofore eA.s''"' "s
between her and the Defendant, aileaglas a., a,
causes therefor: Adultery, gross neglect OF dut.
on5 bobi,ual drunkenness for more than thre
wears. and that said petition will be for hear
| inc at the September term 1865 of SAID Court
" RALPH LEErE, Attorney for Petitioner
May 2ist, 1S55.-i6.
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BALTIMORE, June 2s

BALTIMORE, june IS.
A great shock, supposed to be an earth
quake, occurred at one this morning,
rousing half the city. Many fled into
the streets. In the eastern section some
windows were broken, followed by a
rumbling noise. The shock was felt in
the country also, seven miles from .ht
city.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Samuel Tacket- ) At the instance Of the PLAIN
against tiff, on the Dist day oil May
Thomas Davis. IA. d. 1855, an order OF at
tachment was this day issued by John s. keeny
a Justice Of the Peace, Of Marion township,
Lawrence County, Ohio, for the sum OF eleven
dollars, and ten dollars the probable cos.,
against the goods, chsttels, stocks, OF ln.elo,, y,
in stocks, rgfs, credits, moneys anu eneTS ' y
the said Thomas Davis. non -Iesiaens :i " =, M
mmencement Of said action being returned
..mot found,' said cause was continued to th'
i''' s-'sS SAMUEL TACKET, plaintiff.
BY o. s. CoLLlER, bis Attorney.
June 6th, 1885.
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yIIE particularly invite the attention of our lady read
w er. who intend visiting Cincinnati this Spring
Summer TO the extensive stock Of Mrs. J. A. HEN.
DERS0N, Late Mrs RICH, consisting Of -
BONNETS, RIBBONS FLOWERS & TRIMMINGS
OF the latest Paris and New York Styles. He
stock is by far the largest in the City. and is
kept constantly full by daily arrivals from the
East, of the Newest Pattern ,nnels, English
Straws, Swiss, Tuscan, aud Satin Braids, Blond
and French Laces, together with the most
choice Bonnet Cap, aud Trimming Ribbons,
and French Artificial Flowers imported; all Of
| which she will sell 25 per cent lower than an y
other establishment in Cincinnati. Her store is
No. 2Oi, Fifth ST., between Elm and Plum.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

Sheridan Knowles has been lecturing
in Manchester, England, against Pc.
perry, and his son has been joining the
Catholic Church; brace Of facts which,
says one Of our exchanges, may show
either a want Of logical power in the
fa,her, or unfilial pefversty in his boy
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
FRANCIS SHENUIT,
DEALER IN

bb.tb
DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, HATS, CAPS, GRO.
CERES, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT
THE WEST IRONTON
STORE,
II EEps constantly on hand and is receiving
IN fresh supplies OF all The above descfip
tions of goods.
FOR MEMS WEAR,
Cloths. Vesinss, large assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Boots Shoes. Hats, Caps, &c.
DRY GOODS,
P.oad Cl,ths, Cssmcrcs, Cassinctis, CJrln-
rows, Ginghams, Sa,ins. Poplns. Plain and
Figured Dress silk Patterns. Every duscrip'
ton Of dress trimmings.
Irish linen Of every quality.
Ladies' and girls llosiery-a large and com
ple'e assor meni.
White. yellow and Red Flannels, twilcd
and Plain.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Summer Slawls, SILK anl linen handker-
chies.
Linen and Cotton Edgngs. Lawns, &c.
Ladies fans and combs.
The best stock of Bonnet Ribbons and Trim
mings.
Foreign and Domestic Calicoes of the latest
styles.
'Bleached and Brown Sheeting and Shirlins-
a large stock.
Check of all kinds, Jeans and Drlllngs.
Carpet chain of ell col'rs.
Table linen C,t,on yarn n nd batting.
Summer hats and suspendcrs.
HARDWA ARE AND CUTLERY,
4 Table knives ana forks, spoons, German Si!ve'
and Britannia ware, Colts rerolvers-the bes
manufacture.
GROCERIES,
Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar cured and canvass
ed hams dried beef, dried venson hams, also
. sugar cured shoulders.
, New Orleans and Sugar House sugar AM
molasses, loaf sugar.
r Tea and Coffee, and Groceries OF every tie
, scriplion. ,,.,
Rasins, Figs and Candies, also dried lrult'
, White Fish and Nackerel.
The best quality of cigars and chew
bacco kept constantly on hand.
f WHITE LIME.
Trunks, Tubs, Buckets and Bfooms.
WEST IRoyroN, June 26, 1855 -2l.-tf.