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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

The 4th Of July, rs you aware, is near at hand
1t will soon be seventy nine years since the yoke
of foreign bondage thrown off. 1t is most
respectfully suggested that the occasion is pecu-
larry appropriate to procession and Grafton
Brethren let Us show to the world that the 18th
Of July has not faded from our recollection as
American citizens but that Sam still lives
AMOR PATRI.E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

In a late appeal 10 the House Of Lord, in sur.
port Of pence policy, Earl Grey stated that "a,
many AZ half million of people have now
lost their liyes-Russ Sims Turks and Allies
in supporting or attacking government aud pco-
pie Giurtish) the most fanatic, cruel harbl-
rous'and unprincpcd that ever existed in the
world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14
NJ OSk3Y LOST.

MONEY LOST Lost. Tuesday e'cn'nE,
VI the 18th inst, between Mini street, Lyach efz,
AID q first Toll Gaze an the Lynchulg and Saien
Turnpike my Poe kEf BOOK, containing b~reern
s23 Hul AZ The whole SIN, except ,E"fN AMI
TWENTY dollar note in ties ni -. ORA" ~
I u. day from the Exrrq &c LINK, L,nchburg. A het-
al an s1ttac'ofy reward y" ie paid the de- "n d.
AveIirs the m,nes me, NV Lendon. { anI,hz5
count Or drppsting the same at the Fag uian ON
June Il 81 JOSHUA DOOLhh
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From the \. Y. Ey. Mirror.
Lung Diseases Dr. Hunter


rom 'he y /. ~ ai'r'or'
Our readers have, doabtlcss, all read the Sc
rie- of interesting letters contributed n the Mir
ror for some time past bV DIR. Robert Hunter,
whose system of "lnhnlation in the treatment of
| Disenscs of the Chest'-though but for II short
time introduced tu the American pubhc-has. by
liz Uniform success even IN cases pronounced in
durable by other modes Of treatment. secured
favor with the public, aud the medical fraternity
even seldom voQchsated 10 an Innovation on
"medicnl usages.' Indeed, we doubt If any
greater revolutonin the treatment Of class
of diseases, has ever ocearredin this country.
To diseases of the lungs and chest-consnmp-
ton, bronchitis, &e.,-the American people have
n general and, it would seem, chronic inclination.
Whether it results most from caree->ness in
dress. orin diet, mainly FROM want If caro in
both. as well as in habit, Of exercise, we eannot
say--but we know. from keeping an eYo 10 the
mortality bills that lung and chest diseases are
the ruling diseases of this country. And what
j. more they have. heretofore. mainly bahled the
skill of our medical faculty, laughing tar water,
cod liver oil. and all that sort Of thing to seorn.
The accession of Or. llantcr, therefore,, 10 our
medical ranks. with system Of practice that
promises to reduce = not obliterntc the trium-
phant puwerof consumption and its cognHte~, is
hailed with more than satisfaction.
Dr. Hunter is a ply scian. vino LIS vcnidrrd
into the field with 40 less modrsty than ability,
making no pretcn sions that L. has not Justified
hv sound argument and sue es.. al eticr.-
Right here, in our midst, he has met the "iaeura-
blrs,n and restored them 10 pristine hpaith lie
! IL. I -. l.. IL 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

ENCOUNTER WITH BEAR.-A Mr.. Simons and
his two sons. residing uponthe South Fork, in
Hardy county. had a desperate encounter with
she bear and her three cubs, on the 18th uIt.-
The Hardy Wing states that Madame Brain
fought vigorously for her family, giving and re.
ceivng several wounds before She was conquer
ed. She was finally overcome, however, and the
cnhs cnntnred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

TELEGRAPH Is MfxIco.-A line of magnetic
tel cgraph is no in course of construction in
Mexico, from Leon to Manzania, and when i. is
finished, the communication by Telegraph will ho
complete from the Atlantic to the Pacific, as Man
camilla is port on lhc hitter ocean, and the tel
egraph is already in operation from Vera cruz
to Leon. When the whole line across the con.
tucni is in operation California news may be
Transmitted to Now Orleans, aud thence all over
the Union in eight DAYS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

The New York Hard Shell" Democratic
State committee, at their formal meeting in New
York city treated the very idea of fusion with the
''Softs' with silent contempt; although some of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

the members are know to have strong inAHug
that way, they lidno, even make au effort II for
ward the CO summation Of their desire.
THE CRoPs.-In our columns .his morning will
be found information. covering wide surface,
Of the growing crops in this country The pros
pect i more favorable thnn has been generally
supposed aud, since The late extensive and CO.
pious rains we have to lauht that the products
Of hreadstuif- will reach fair average. Much
local damage we know has been done by the fly,
bug. drought, Nc. and many farmer. hayc suffer
81 material losses. but thu impression upon the
crop NJ large we ARE inclined 10 think will not bc
seriously felt. The following information touch
ing the ,upplic,, prices, and prospects of hrend-
stuff, abroad will h Interesting in this coancc-
ZION. Wc1akr it from the Economist n journal
cnr,rely reliable in such matters:
In recent accounts from abroad arc such NJ
~ cause continued anxiety in relation 10 the har
vests. In the north Of Germany the demand con-
tinued gn"d for Great britain, but high prices
were uskcd. stocks being nearly exhausted, and
the country people bringing in no supplies OF
note Prices were high. I'll Ia wheat, 7O-.a1 Is,
fob. 81 10 e. 10 de 72s 7;Is fob The wealth
er Continued very angcnial aud cold fer the sea
son, particularly al night. and vegetation made
very slow progress. On the ith OF Nav heavy
fall Of snow took place in Bremen. In e'feat
Britain and Ireland the excitement had some
what cooled down aud markets were calmrr.
though not les finn. French markets were firm
aud tending upwards. aud some 10 70 ~ cutHo"s
had been taken ia MarseIlcs for British account.
In belgium and Holland the mnlkct- were fir
MGR and higher, particularly in the latter ceun-
try. Large Orders had been received in Holland
from Grtnt Britain for what, hut ~ II was held
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

FRE.-Mr. p. BIackturns tobacco factory,on
Cary between lth and l2th streets, Richmond,
was nearly destroyedby fire Monday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

Hos joins VI. Boris has latey written a 1t
Ter II "a committee Of Geniirmen IN Washington,
hy whom h. had been invited to sp"ah IN thai city
the closing paragraphs Of Which are these;
Mr. Wise owes his election not 10 the Demo
Gratis. but tothc Whgsneary every one of whom
might have been secured for the American ticket
with proper management. Less than one fourth
of the Wing vote that has been given for Mr.
Wise would have elected Mr.. FlournoY; vet we
have lost all
There never a., thcic Is not now. and there
never will be, any party TINT could stand sael IA
test ~ Our party has been subjected 10 in this
election. But let our friends not despair. 1t will
be lesson 10 Us in the future. Wiser caGa.els
will prevail hereafter, and in 81 we will redeem
the State, aud proclaim, in the name ot the cd
Dominion, TINT imsricaas dionc shah rRie IN
tmcricd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14
Tun Bedford Alum Water he's gained a rcn

DIR. Hollands German Bters, prepared by
D.. y Jackson are justly rerkoucd among anrnast
van,hn tnedic 81. In eases If dyspepsia acts jte
n3cic. gthcnng the If the stomach, trul'
ting the digestive powefs, and giving ri idy health 10
Ire eek and brightness the eye. There thaa.
ds IN this cunnunt, who TESTIFY the virtrr,
uni ~ u-ants vii hereafter aad thtir testimony SCI
advertisement. iHee 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

is sufficient
Ihohl AND HENRY Soiitef.-l.nst nesdny
anu - '""es'"y "fr' ahYS oi lppiee al Emory
a"u iirh'y N''ese'ahd me cfoN"' IN attPhatnee
al ger ,n"il ever before. on l ue'aay Tue
eY'i',s' i'' Tue h2o'r'soh fize Metal came on,
"''ea was ""''iaieu 10 III L. bae"3il''' u
H"'.l county Il H'''noef ~ me Junior eH',S'
va wednesday me degree wa. CONT rre' Oh the
e'aaal 'i"e { as ana sri'Aaid Grafton vas de
"Y'iea oti'r' 'n' IN" aoe'F''esPE ii.h'p iFrce
o' "'ors,a'=- 40. Dtm.
~ "'''N'"S i '"e ,i'' u si'''a'eS
Ios'P" :, = '',s'''is' nag"n ga,
r1yin u GIL or,,,,,,
John A. Emmrr>ou, IN Barren. Ark.
Don +. IIal~ey, Lynehhurg.
Edwin >. la'sey,
, i,,,a,n !, H. inny, Mtt9in'g3mery CO. " =
Robert n p.afrass rar7I;na IN
Luther VI. Shaffer. Dnrksyille.
UNIVERSITY. Alumni address will be de-
iyered before the University of Va by Judge j.
w Brockenbrough on Thursday the 2sth ofJnre
The number Of Students in attendance is 81. an
increase Of near fifty per cent. over the last year
was committed in Zee county on the OOH ult.,
bvamau name Andrew Russell ON the person of
Patrick Kelly \ corrasnnn1ent of thr ,binq
don Democrat. says:-"Kcllv and Russell had
at MI times opneared t, be tLe host Of friends.
and mono If u. hay. hoard or known af their dif
f.rinr in the least. They were talkino friendly
md ,yitLo.t an III word hain, psed h,. ethor
when Russell struck Kelly with n lnree club
which broke hi, skull. and continued bentino
"''' ','', w was o'"'' "e'e was " Ju'y .. !"
~, ".'' ','' '"' "''' VI N,"9' anu 'n1 !",9
i'ooo nom ''e e''o'neP Proaue'a' tna' hel'y
wa ~. 49, = "'''''i "''',"'y' ""'o'o0S'y,
""u VIZ" '''''''' "''l''no.s'.' -N''" 'n' S''a
'''ss'' "',''5 "'' i'0"' Juo''''' 'n' jury anu
" - INV = '''.'
eight or nine inches high, red complicated, about
twenty six years of age, with several scars on his
neck
e.., ,,z..-
commoted the punishment of Lucy, slave of
Samuel Ellis of Richmond convicted of murder
ing her own child and sentenced tobe hung on
Friday next, to transportation beyond the limits
of the L. States
n. ~
says the Abingdon NlrSInian, is now among us
and preached to n crowded audience in the
Methodist Church ON Sandty evening last. He
HIGHEST honor has been conferred hntboi i ~
,,'7la.. ,,1 ,,,,..,.,,,,;,,. ~, .,,, l. IN
,'' =, ~ "''' N'','
an hohoie circuit riuer' nos gentleman OF
fine talent eloquent OF great amabllity of char
acter, and withal of deep and unaffected pcty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

Sentence COMMUNICATIONS. johnson has
commoted the punishment of Lucy, slave of
Samuel Ellis, of Richmond convicted of murder
ing her own child, and sentenced to be hung ON
Friday next, to transportation beyond the limits
of the Il. States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14
CITY AND STiTEDEPiRTMENT.

VALUE OF ApHERTIsING.-In recent numbers
of the Firginian advertisements Of a lost ring. and
lost breast pin were published. Both articles
were brought to this office the mornings the
advertisements appeared "a word to the wise
is sufficient"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

PRICES DECLNING.-T Alexandria Gazette
states that the prices Of meats and vegetables of
all kinds declining in that market. The an
nouncement of a similar fact, in regard to the in.
hated prices of our own market, would be most a.
greeable to the citizens of Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

RECRUITING Licutenans JENIrER and WOOD,
two gentIemanly and accomplished young off
GERS, are now engaged in Winchester in recruit
ing for the "a regiment [. :. Cavalry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

Know notwithstanding to the census
returns of 1850, there are, in the counties of
Page and Rockingham, in Virginia, 3573 white
persons over the age Of 30 years, who can Meth
err read nor write. Mr. Wise received heavy
majority in these counties at the late electon.-
Penny Post.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09
WTATCHES. JEWELRY. &C..

w The Subscribers would inform their friends
and the public that Of tho hrm has Just returned
rom the East, with the most complete selected stock
Of watches Jewelry. Silver Ware, and Fancy Goods,
examine ihsr stock before parch..ing elsewhere.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. Of tho bes,
makers consisting Of r. r. Cooper's Duplex and Pa.
tcrt Levers; NJ. J. Tobias Co in heavy gold cases,
and every other style Of chasing, fuliewsled. Gold
Levers from $40 10 $780, to suit customers, whole.
S GOLD uIj GUARDS and FOB CHAINS, ' Seals and
Keys; Finger Rings-Diamond, Ruby, Amythist. Gar.
net Emerald Topaz. Pearl, and other Stone and Plain
Rings; Gents Seal and Miniature Rings, &c.
EAR RINGS Of EVERY vARiErY-Basket.E.ar
Rings with or without Sets; Bracelets--Cameo, Co.
a, Stone and Plain Bracelets; Splendid Set Brace
els; Ear Rings; and Breast Pine -Enamsled and 50,
"I MUSICAL i i" Boxes and AccopDloNs; papie.
Mache Stands; Portfolio and Jewclry Cuses; Rose.
wood Dressing Cases. Work Boxes.
SILVER WARE and PLATED oO0DS.-Hrit
ania Tea and Coffee Sets; Silver Forks; Table, Dss
.erL Ts.; and Cream sc9on.; Silver capsi Soup
GOLD PENS and PENCIL cAsES.-Oiamont
Poin,ed Gold Pens of various pTiees Gold aud Siive
Spectacles with Glasses to suit ai sights Gard Case
Silver, Pearl, TorsO'e, Velvet, and Wallet Cases
FsENcH PORCELAIN CLOCKS; vsess; Sur
bREAsT PINS of !he LATEST PArrERrs
Gold and silver Saspendes Buckles; 0o,d saeel On,
Oil. Bolt Buckles, with every other sscs IN he Fanc
The above Noct was seIeessa with great care In III
Eastern ciss. and = now offered ~ prices which ear
Clocks asd Ws.chss caretaIy repaired By sxps
| nenced work,asn, aud warranted % perform well.
Ia Aisia-st, III. 81 and lth.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09

= - =
JAxrs Mackenzie. Esq, has retired
from the chair editorial OF the Kalida
Ventuys. We have read his vsledicto,
sy with regret; for we feel unwilling 10
part with him. The Venture is small
pnprs,snding sheet. printed on type al
most worn out-spch paper as many
would pass unnoticed.; ye, ws have al.
ways hailed its appearance. We like
its manly, fearless tone. and its untiring
devotion 10 the cause OF truth and right.
We hope ,ha. the effective pen Of Mr..
Mackenzie will continue to be welded
In behalf Of that cause for which he
has already sacrificed 90 much. and in
the msnful defence Of which he has
earned reputation so enviable.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09
WASHINGTON CORRESPoN.
DENCE.
Correspondence Of the New York Times.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, 1854.

Correspondence Of the New York Times.
WAsHiNoroK, Dec. 90, 1854.
Col. Benton says he has the Pacific
Railroad in his pocket, that is TO say, he
has received the names Of twenty three Of
the most eminent capitalists in the coun.
try, to be put into bill, as the names
Of members Of Company to whom
Congress shall grant simply the abso.
Lutte right Of way through the public
lands for a railroad to the Pacific
These names were furnished him by
VIM. F. Weld, the "Railroad King" OF
New England. Every man on the list
10 q millionaire, and, although some. Of
them have not been consulted in the
matter, Mr.. Weld guarantees that oil
will consent to take part in the enter.
prise. The following is the list: Hon.
Abbot Lawrence. VIM. Sturgis, Robert
c. Winthrop, Samuel Hooper, William
Appleton, John M. Forbes, J.. E. Thay.
or, David A. Neal, Fl. H. Hunpewell, I,
VIM. F. Weld, William Amory, all Of
Boston; John G. Bro own, Of Providence,
r. L.; VIM. R. Rodmsn, Of New Bedford,
Mass, Eras,us Corning. Of Albany, N.
Y; George Griswold, T. w. Perkins,
Watts Sherman, R. H. Winslow, Edwin
c. Li!ehfeld, George Bancroft. Thomas
.Tileston, John A. Stevens, Robert B.
Minturn, all of New York. Col. Ben
ton proposes to- introduce a bill giving
these gentlemen the right Of way for the
road, leaving them to select the route,
and giving no aid whatever from the
Government, nor any promise OF aid.-
Hs thinks he will get his bill through,
and that the Compsny will 80 on with
the work at once.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09

la1MT0M PLANNING MILL,
SASH. DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY
THOMAS WINrEas, VIM. Sr. CLAIR.
JOEL SrovEa, VIZ. GOLDEN.
JAMES C.srBELL. 80
WINTERS, STOVER 4 Co.
Corner Of Seeand and ORps Street, abovs the
Railroad.
"AvE just erected and put in operation, an
extensive establishment for manufacture Of
FlORING, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, COFFINS. &c.
Their Machinery hes been purchased in the
East, Is all new with the latest improvements,
they ale prepared to cut mouldings in every style
known to the science Of Architecture.
They have on hand large stock OF the best
Mich gan Clear STUFF Lumber. Those desiring
Jobs Of fine work will not have inferior articles
Of material palmed unto them for clear stun.
There are several experienced workmen con l.
nected with and employed in the establishmcn n
who are familiar with every kind OF work, and
can give style and finish TO their Jobs unsur-
dassed by any workmen in the country. They
are prepared 10 furnish or make to order. on the
shortest notice anything in their line Of bust.
ness. They are also ready to DO all kinds o.
work such as planning working flooring, facing
and ripping for Others, on the shortest notice
and the most reasonable terms.
They will ship to order any bills sent from
distance; those engaged in building. will int
To their advantage 70 give tneir bills 10 this es
ablishme Mt. -
They are prepared to execute all k inds ef pat
tern work for Machinery, Castings &c.
Oct. Goth. 1854. =.
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NATIONAL AZINE.- - DscEMsEa,
semi. annual volume o our Magazine. Our claims in
regard 10 typographical or literary exceencc tof which
we willing tho present number should be taken
specmen) are by this time we'll understood; accord
ely these may justly US, do ask good readers,
your friendly countenance and aid.
Two things we ask OF you - first; Tha, you CONT.
nue. the favor Of your own name, with "payment
DOWN. in advance DO you approve our plan! Do
you think our design worthy 10 be sustained, Then
so We shall Nv heartily to reimburse the cost in our
pages In making then, our pcrodical bow to you, we
% hope ! + Is no! parting onsiGm you have designed I,
to salute you monthly At your 6resdcs. We shall On.
deavour TO come 70 you this winter In the be; possible
attire ss usual. In some respects we shall present
Them. We have whole series Of new illustrated sob.
s 10 Se given rom ie prossamms % Of tho % past year
We hope also 70 take wider range Of discussion than
hihcrto we shall aim to maintain the general adapt,
ntion Of the work TO ordinary family reading while
shalt also continue 10 present. in every number, some
articles which shall be worthy Of the attention Of The
at .s oae p pps specially sdsss 10 sa
and another especially suited 10 our female readers.
Our condos rcques. is, that you aid our circulation
aud from, the organs Of all religious and political part
les the highest esimonials Of approval If your ver
dict smilar, can you not utter for US rac,icaly
within your own circle, and extend our circulation
We make this appeal especi ally to our agents. Du
ing the present month and the next, VIC hope you WI
rally special effort for Us In oil your different terri
tories. You urged not TO fa- to postpone I'll,
effort. FoctSp prove that the Magazine, shown roun,
among the pzops, can ehectually win its way, not
withsianding oil competition. j 10 the cheapest Of u
size and style n tho lsndi some Of you .aj 10 tn
friends push itin all directions Have tho whole grOun
about you canvassed fnr IT, Special agents to do
be readily obtained for tho liberia commission allowed
You eaano, DO yourself Be determined that 1t shai
liberal discoun, made to wholesale purchasers. A
bsrs and any person forwarding sixteen dollars sha
have the Magazine for ten subscriber and a. Pre-
MUM, bound volume worth two dollars. Clubs 9
lars year.
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xillinery
MlliH cry and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. S.,CAR0LiNE WHITE

iufAvtNG received from C innati. large,
u u and well selected, assortment Of Millinery
and Fancy Dress Goods; desires 10 say to the
Ladies Of lroston and yiciuity that they are
now ready for inspection.
Her assortment, which is large and yaried,
consists in part Of the following Goods. via:
Six aud Straw Bonnets, Glaze Silk, Steel
Silk, Black Silk, Gro dc Rhine, Florence Q
Braid Banners. Satin Straw Bonnets, Pearl,
Soft and Cold Straw do; Lawn, Plush. Silk Vel.
vet and Velvet Rib ons, @ uloon 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
J Jaconet Collars, Chcmlsettcs, Habits, Ladies
Caps in great variety, TafIeta Ribin. Hat feath.
ers, Roses and Rose-buds, White and Colorc,l
Wrcaths. Rigiolcts, &c.
Rooms in the Bank block. ID door below the
Bank. Thankful for past patronage, she re.
specttul)y desires a continuance Of the saple
Call and see her stock before concluding pur
chascs elsewhere. n3Stf
October "a. 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
MRS. III, WWEELER.

Fist door below the Vernon House lR0NToN
HAvING Just arrived from Cincinnati with
H fine stock Of BJnne.s, Trimmings. &c.a
Of the most approved and fashionable styles
tenders her services TO all who may desire any.
thing in the Millinery line. Having served .
full apprenticeship with one Of the best Mill
ne,s in the State, AMI having made arrange.
ments by which she willteceive the latest styles
from New York and Cincinnati, from time "a
time As the wants Of her customers may de.
mand. She feels confident Of an ability to give
full satisfaction to al that my favor with thcil
custom
Straw Donnsts Neat.y RstrimmSa.
March 81, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09

THREW & WILLIAMS are now receiving
their Fail stock Of seasonablc goods, con
sisting Of Bots, Shoes, Hats, Hosiery. &C..
which sthey will sell. wholesale or retail,
on % reasonable terms as ever. Country
merchants, wholesale dealers, furnacemen,
and all who buy to sell again, are invited to
call and see our wholesale stock before visitine
other places, and thus compare prices. Bay
ng Of the manufacturer At the East. we csn
sell % low - Portsmouth OF Cincinnati deal.
ere. efa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09
Tho Moeii19 Of The People.

THERE s NOT IN TINS WIDE WORLD, Q wardrobe
1eonPles, minus shoes, fitting neatly and closely ,hs
til steh rom lis resting pscs ventures % ssr,
Ts not that Industry sdds % ihe scene her varied ee
ors or fashions, ween lis not that soft solder hows
hcrc like rili. Oh, mott il something more exQui
site still. 'Tis the vExy Low rRIcxs we AJAX for ouI
stock, that makes all the people rush Ia like fock
10 purchase Of ", wetc you bstmes, u The very best
way 10 save your odd dimes. If true in times past
III. not now the less uue-you viii get the best bar
gains Of WILLIAMS DREW.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-09

CTRAYED or STOLEN from the subscri.
- Der. living at Ohio Furn ace, Scoto Co..
o., on the night Of the 18th Nov. 1864, q bay
mare. about Is hands high. with q bald face;
also, sore spot cu 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 will
take up and return said animal.
JOHN MCKINLEY.
Nov. f8. fS6i.-tf.s