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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
Ironton, o.. Nov, IA, ts54,-tf. =.

NATIONAL MAGAzlNE.,-DE DEcExssH
~ ls54.-We close, with the present number, The
regard 10 typographical or literary excellence tof which
we willing the present number should be takou "
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ngiy es these may justly u.s. do wcasi good readers
yonr friendly counicnance and aid
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Ralph Leete Administration
Of the estate Of William
X. Kerr, deceased.
Mary Jane Kerr, and
Ann Jennette Kerr.
heirs at law Of William R.
what il Isl IS in t1I1 ths larger { iT;ii' cii-
'uyer has to pay in the end.
ime, the cost OF traIlsporta
Intage Of procuring in smal
more economical as wells
purcliaseOf me.
! my store | have a large
Dindery,
OOKS OF any size or styl.
erior quality may be obtain
notice. Magazines, News
10 Pattern.
and Private Libraries, sup
rest rates, in large and small
be happy to receive orders
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DinderY.
|M MA:a IMP0RTATI0HS.
LDEN & co.
ers in DRY GOODS,
nt Sreet r...
|ouTH, OHIO.

receipt of their entire
RTAT1ON of Spring md sum
or extent and variety, has new
fled in this market. Our early
Fly all been already closed out
lave hud, enables MS 10 exhibit
~ aud FRESH STock, which is
| gn and variety, and in consc-
state of the murkeis in Europe
the War, large invoices oi
have been thrown upon the
a great sncrilice. and having
(icli circumstances BY the sub
corlinsly..
desirable, before all the bar
WA. ELDEN 4 co.
n. mi;}--nlj
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Ksxt to the lronton
lived yati g.
md American wall pa.
Of window shsdes, etc.
|nodeFate prices. yet 20
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WICK & SONS
Retail Dealers in
|,G00DS
d NJ - ~2z C

~ INA - &0AL 49,
|rRlGET, TWO DOORS
+ OF FRANKLIN HOUSE,
% u T H, o H 10.
Ing their first spring stock o
|orlment is always full com
\ of Dry Goods aud Notions
|onage of those visiting the
the
! kSg.gsYgg %:2IsE
long experience and strict
| S YST E NJ
kG, certainly enables us to
There is none so ignorant
hose who buy any neces-
III have a decided ndvan-
buy on credit-we ore the
STORE
bgue Of our assortment we
'AvOr us with a call that we
nifty Of proving "the stub
TO your adOanidge to make
easure in exhibiting our
lpon our reputation as a
hg will ever Intentionally
j 1853.
IS LODWTCK & SONS.
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fER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
BAR PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD-NOT
PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT, q
NFALLiBLE REMEDY. For

ia, Kings Evil, Rheumatism Obstinate Gu.
Wtions, Pimples or postules on the Face,
, Chronic Sole Eyes, Ring Worm OF Tct.
= fn Ulcers, Syphilitc Disorders, LuInba-
ylaints, and all diseases arising from an
t6of Mercury, Imprndence in Life, or hn-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
MARBLE YARD.

DAVID BOIL ES,
BE-. r.. Artifcer : 90
AND DEALER IN MARBLE. l.
East Side Of Vine Street, between Fifth and
1. Sixth Streets, IL
CINcINNATf, ONO.
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, pastliberal and generous
stall hopes to receive.
l2tf.
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& SHOE j
| a a i! y ~ j y * z q

I
Z door above Wards
DIV OHIO.
hand with a full supply
elphia, and French cal.
rocco, Spanish, and all
pr, which he is ready to
lOTS AND SHOES on
short notice. He has in
lf the most skillful class
bnfident that he can exc
much elegance and dura-
al any other establishment
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IRON RAIL ROAD,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.' aao
TROM And after this date, or until further,
i notice, the Trains will be run regularly.
on the IRoN RAIL ROAD, Sundays excepted;
from Ironton to Centre Station, as follows, viz:
M MORNING TRAIN IN
Will leave lrontOn for Centre Station at I o.
clock A. NJ. ~ tsA - 4" rn5sgsl1
4 RETURNING, f,.f..f ..,...
Will leave Centre Station for Ironton at9i o.
clock A. M. ,f.GiT,sr 1ssMt St5tstli
+ AFTERNOON TRAIN 81.
Will leave 1ronton for Centre Station al II o.
clock p. nj. itsetr sii} 1t7iC--- = q
,s, RETURNING t.l
Will leave Centre Station for Ironton at 81 o.
clock P. NJ. y.-H -4Is4 t.a,
Tickets can be had at the Tronton Depot.
No foreign bank notes under $40 will be ta-
ken.
t'-. HENRY GARRISON;
c...x. -...A1
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HENRY CLARKsON
.-..-. ... l.Lsls Superintendent.
Ironton, Ohio, April 80, 1858.

MILLINERY AND FANCY DRESS
M GOODS.-Mrs. WHEELER,at her estab-
blishment, in the Bank Block, corner of Buck
eceved large and general assortment Of arti-
cles in her line Of busness--consisting in part
of Plumes Of all descriptions; Satin Ribins
Bonnet Ribins; Assorted Ribins; Florence Silk
Glace Silk; Satins Of all colors; French Flow
ers in great variety; Dress Caps; Trimmed
Bonnets; Gimp Bonnets; LeghOrn Bonnets.
Plush Flats; Velvets: All Of. which she offer,
o the public at moderate prices, and invites
those in need Of such articles to give her sa-
call. at.f 5"t l..sts'b 81 Stcig
Ironton, o.. Nov, IA, ts54,-tf., ...-..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

Ladies aud Gentle
quested to call. 4
-. I
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A STOCK Of New
II Just received ar
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

Sn Boxes Candle!
manufactured
on hand and for sale
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nHILADELPHIA
Il Sugars, of a sup
or sale. /
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WHITE and
NUT, DC.
nd other 70
hickne@. .s,a
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may be held spite Of this We received balls and bombs
10 roohess Trenches sheltered merely by parapels
thrown up in haste under the fire Of grape and mus
kerry and did not that abandon the trenches
In Sebastopo shall DO sheltered from the balls by the
walls OF the housesndeed OF several houses at once NO
fire Of grape muskery need be feared at the distance The
enemy now-l 200 10 l400 yards AS for the bombs,
we may screen ourselves from them rs the Russians
themselves did against ours by constructing strong hur-
dies with earth upon them. We cannot want the mate
rails since the Russians had time 10 burn or destroy
every thing in this great city 1t is true that the occt-
patton of the north by the Russians prevents our enter
ing the roadsead and the port yet what need have we OF
them when already possess The excellent harbor OF
Cape Chesonese Have not fleets already passed the
winter without mourning any danger in these waters
II has also been asked If the allies will have to undertake
later the siege OF the forts on the north side
There appears absolute necessity for so doing That
would be binding ourselves down again to abors slow
and painful as those which have occupied us SO long,
and cost many efforts so many men, and so much
money The key to those forts is IN fact victory over
the Russians in the Crmea. Then they would fall OF
themselves seeing that they must instantly abandon
them or if the Russians choose to retain them STILL
blockade and famine will compel them to surrender and
this is humiliation that Russias pride breads than
all the The forts of the north side consequently
neither prevent occupation Of ebasopol can they
hwar operations in the interior of the Crmea on ac-
of their eccentric situation We should not he sur
prsed at their being blown up the Russian army
compelled to retreat from the ncghborhood OF Sehas-
opol The respective positions OF the two armies remain
the same and will do until of the two shall take the
initiative of that will force the other to ma
in its turn For the present the allied army holds
its strong position until the occupation OF the town shall
have been properly arranged and its chief deences thor
oughy repaired II does not appear to have anything else
at present to do The Russian army for its part occupies
the excellent positions Of Maekcnzes strongly enrenched
and lined with redoubts like On both sides the
capabity exists in receiving the attack with chances toll
rah equal Of serious resistance and and with The
equal risk Of losing great many men The Russians viii
probably continue in observation before within their
strong positions until the allied army gives signs OF some
movement. But what will that movement be- Shall we
venture attack in front the Mackenzie heights, where the
road from Simpheropol winds along? Shall we penetrate
into the heart Of the Crmea by another routef If by
what route and whereof All these premature ques-
tons Let avoid tracing out imaginary plans Of
pagn Rather let permit time to develop the events
il our imagination must need outsrp facts the field of con-
lecture is open.
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Il. j. BULLOCK,
w. III. n. TAYLOR,
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
Oct 9--lndw&cp
Alexandria Boarding school.

VVHE
of month, October Besides ordnsry
branches English Latin Creek French,
and Spanish there taught the various branches
thorough Of
pure and The Institution IL supplied with good library,
large collection geological pecimeRs
philosophical and astronomical
with good telescope, unsit instrument, astronomical clock
roughns'r circle, meteorological observatory, chemical
in which the advanced Students exercised
chemical Of soils,
facility
IN different Department. of study.
The number Of limited To about my,
which important heir
prevent Of time the or
experienced whom graduates
College, and resde in the family with the Students giving
hours
specially study but all other when
rides these the teacher Of modern languages and
drawing. K
full course Of lectures natural philosophy, chemistry
geology vegetable physiology and agricultural chemistry
= delivered all The students during e IN. "a
Circulars containing further be obtained by
dressing Beni. Hsilowen n sons
BENJAMIN HALLOwELL,
HENRY c. HAILOWELL
FRANCIS MILLER
Rep
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pfarseig.

NEW YoRK Oct. Flour is unchanged, with limited
demand previous rateswestern, 81 62 SO H. Wheat
trae lowergood southern red, 81 30 81 81 white
50 50 o. Corn unchanged, and in limited demand
sales of 900 bushels mixed SO s6 cents Pro-
vsons-pok is tfifc lower, and unsettedmess 1922 49,
Beef is firm. Lard is firm. Whskey Is steady at 40 Al
cents
BALTIMORE, Oct Flour is in active demandsales Of
1000 barresIoward street and Ohio sold for 81 81 and
City Mills for ST rs. Wheat-recepts of 600 bushels
good to prime Whites 81 90 So reds, 81 as 81 49,
Cornsaes Of 1900 bushelswhite, Sc 80 cents yellow
81 SO cents. Provisionsthere is quotable change
since SaturdaYness pork S2l S22 bacon sides l3 l3
cents shoulders, l234 Is cents hams, 1879 cents bulk
shoulders, Jls; Sides IL cents hams, lls4 IL
Lard, ll4 cents. Beef Baltimore packed sla 30 prime
$H
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Al Of ts papers designated in clases % be mrde Of
the best Materials and finished the best ree FINN ea
iefuioh whie or blue coo W
cepuoH o. cass % 10 be .zcs ~ their
spc knas ma " ueh weighs may required by is Of
nee ~ ms ~ css" Of ordering greater aantty of
III au i. MIN ctad for
uI naoh ci A.. VIII vi, \. - s &c may require.
=; ~ a, a'.s dcrs offer for
,, .n hn pp al ard tho privilege Of requiring
, 49, .N' nave class
'n s,niss OF forfeit his right to any etn
mot less than qiire) Of each kind OF paper bid
c, s sample fer each kind accompany and
paper proposed for ia ,hn rcnedule, and
eses, TO be properly Designated sampe
Considered All proposals samples
once iree OF postage or other expense. sE
ach poporal must be signed BY the individual
and must specify the price pound but price
All the in the place
or places tesgnated Washington city, good order
fee OF all and charge subject
inspection, count weight and
and he in all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms proposals viii Office persons
applying for tc will be
substantially agreeing herewith.
Bonds with securities will be requred eupp
ing OF inferior article of the ciasses supply
The quantity required at tme, will be considered
the
Each required proposals satisfactory
evidence Of his ability them
Mid by such evidence will be rejected.
The proposals will se opened
me first Tuesday after he first Monday cxi
Al 10 O'Clock, at tue Dfhce OF superintendent.
Printing Capitol United States Washncton ana endorsed
" Proposals for Supplying Paper" IN
A. O. SEAMAN
Oct 2--3,awsw Superintendent OF Pablo Pointing
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ny J. c. moGUIaE. Auoiionser

By J. G. MCGUIRE. Auciioneer.
ExCELLENr FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFfoTN
~ al pubic aucuonon Teesday morning. oe'9eei 4 " y
o'clock al Tie residence Of Capt. Msusr OF aa hhA0Ei
known Casbys Row. Penny heiwscn ut
aud 2s Streets SHAH sell al his furniture and household scS
comprising
Sulse of walnut plush ecored paTl0r furniture
Rosewood marble
Walnut Whiting cabinet, what
Chinese teapoys, reception chairs fancy tables
Danboo extension, and reclining caaIs
PAR OF light gilt gas chandeliers
French plate pieI and oval mirrors
oil paintings, China clocks
Walnut extension dining table
Mahogany sofa, chairs, sidenoasd
Bsasreis, three ply, and Veniian carpets
Excellent mating, olicioth, rugs
Mahogany French beascnis ~srdfohea
DO dressing bureau, ~ashsta1d9
liandsome zebra wood wardrobe
Elegant reen nd enamelIsd chamber suite
Complete imitation walnut
superior hair and hiisk mattresses
Holsters and pillows blankets, fAeets
Merseies quilts, toilet sets
Z window shsdes curtains
French China dinner and tea ware giass ware
silver plated cRstofs,
Hall and chamber axtuTes
Superior cook and fixtures, tn Fas, &C.
Together with OF kitchen Iaguisites
Terms $50 under, cash credit oDo yeGaysy
for satisfactorily -endoIsed NOTES, bearing Interest
tuf ua JiHt# JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 22-d AueH0heer,
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME THREE-sToRy BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
XII auctonOn Thursday, 9TH sbaii SELL at O'Clock
Of premises, LOT No. is and part Of lot No. w. IN
which fine three story
described handsomely located
Of north X between 2oh and goth streets wea'
circle commanding beautiful prorpect All the
will bo SOLD with the house.
$3.50 paid equal instruments Of ., 81 and 80
he paid cash IL the terms OF sale are
compiled the property will be
such
resale three in National lnteilgencer.
Oct Cd x. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Nv JAMES q. m,GurRE. nucs,omeer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON INDIANA AVE
First and Second streets, nj
October fh, at O'Clock, on The
premises shall original No 5f3 fronting
first and second streets west
running feet alley has been
from west, dividing this lot
presenting good capable uhdivdng into
three 20 -feotlns each .
properly win entire In rsif plans OF which win
be eybih,ed a sale.
TO persons desiring good building To-
eat great Inducements TITLE perfect
residue in O, W, ~, and ~ months,
with interest, secured by deed Of uust The prentice
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
GENT os-J AuctonscT.
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Tu THE pUBLuC.

QUR PLANNING MILL y in daily and prepared
" mill all descriptions We
have large ot ~ superior English lats
PIC and A white pine
desssd in sausiIej
joi, all lengths yard every
white lumber sensonrd and ready working
witch win be sold At the lowest market price
customers choos. ~
2J--oolw TfTLHrGN COYIE BROTHER,
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Translation !
EDITT

TAmPIco DE TAMAuLipAs, August ~, 1855.
l. Captain Emanuel de Soorzano, political chief of the
southern portion Of the State of Tamaulpas to the nhab
ants of this city make known:
That in obedience to the wishes manifested by the first
meeting the city council reinstaed in this city, in virtue
adhesion TO the political movement which took place
in the capital republic the 18th day of the present
month to reesabsh the tariff of Cevaos agreed in
sixth article of the plan of Ayuta, hereby promugc tho
following notice:
From to-day remains in force in this port the tariff
nounced by the Department OF the Treasury the Gath
January 1853 published In the city of Mexico the
2eh February 1853. Consequently, the administrator Of
the maritime house. in conformity herewith viii levy
duties all merchandise imported from foreign countries
And in order that may be brought to the notice of all
have directed that IL should be published by
ment being posted in all public places.
MANUEL I. DE SOLORZANO.
JUAN b. GOMEZ, Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-02
Great sale Of TOWN Lots in KeIltucky civ.

Great sale OF Town Lots in Kentucky CITY,
~ Monday October o. 1855 sale Of lots kentucky CITY wiz
al are drposed or The rapid growth and futie pros
all the lots viii be sold without reserve and mos,
LIBERAL TERMS,
both o manner payment.
This Is located county Of Hickman State of Ken
lucky upon the ea bank of the Miss 4sspp ser,
MOUTH OF The ONO,
Just adjoining pr esen town OF Columbus and
has within is Limits the and station Of The
4 would be out Of poee n ths length
ia" ppn eli S e @ and the
po" Of cha. '", uh Ia
healthy locally rom al BY tie of,he
ment for The silroad by fertile healthy
u eS M from ws :, i, Y s mighty 81
year for lac ges.cass with
s"n ana Rnsy
aepo, VI H Inc "ss 'na @
arrange we wi be daily great
Cairo nd Tuon casnn route, iondly
also III 81 Louis aud railroad
s ans Oh s assa q i u
pas AZ through Mississippi and western Tennessee its
do WIN % az hy ns m" Centre" and Other aosd and S the
sPp and ohS n. with h 1 and lengthy 1u
nr OF either about equal distance between The southern enf
iercange commodities legitimate the
Of ens s TAKE place herseo must hey
prophecy brilliant
and blessed with combination mnny
fetal outlets for travel and trade.
Terms Of sale credit of and two with perronal
and lien reserved tho
and years. credit without security
balance at the option OF the purchaser Fa
Il. J. BULLOCK,
w. II. n. TAYLOR,
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
Trustees and Pfoprioiors
N. BIN order their subscription Mobile
Railroad the authorities Of the Of Columbus
hundred percent thirty
annually brnp
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
selling the dollar
though they will be taken for bought
sale Kentucky Ciono half payable down. the other half in
thereafter. GREY,
DULLocK,
Oct 2-imdwAcp TAYLOR