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tempt and failed. The whole aristocracy of Eng
land does not furnish men enough of the requisite
standing and capacity, to form government equal
to the crisis in public affairs. What humiliating
spectacle does England present to Europe and to
the world! The army is differed by the younger
were purchased and is on the brink of destruction.
At home incapacity and Encouragement are equally
apparent What contrast does the expedition to
the Crimea present to Taylor's and SCOTS cam
pagns IN Mexico during our late war with that
try. 1t is vigorous people on one side, and worn
out aristocracy on the other
Only two weeks more of this Congress remains,
and both Houses are now busiIy engaged with the
bills necessary to keep the government in motion.
1t is usual to crowd every thing into the last mo-
and the prospect is that there will be no i'm
proyemcnt on the present occasion.
MECKLENBUNG
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TIL E III A Il IA Z T S .
NORFOLK MARKET.

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE ''NORTn-CARoLINA STANDARD,
By A. N. M'pHEETERS & CO,
Wholesale Grocegs E0rscaI;ng LIansiSSi0a lerck1nts
NORFOLK Feb. 17th, 1855.
FLOUR begins to come in freely, but
tnues in good demand and quote s. T. S91l; Extra
So Family Stc13 q Sla which price has ruled through
the week.
b. PEAS are enGuired for at g5c; White Beans are in
demand at 81 40
CORN has declined, quote sales of white and mixed
at SIC; yellow SC.
COTTON-We have no transactions to note and continue
our quot atoms of last week nominal prices.
NAVAL STORE5--Busness in all kinds Naval Stores
has been almost stand stl for weeks. We note
81 h improvement in Spts. Turp in the Northern mar
kes N the last two three days. In Rosins Tar and
Crude T,irp. nothing is doing.
STANES-Al kinds continue in fair demand at last
qunatlCus. hid. most called for and readily
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Gbt 9tan0ar0.
F,1E1GH. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 81. 1855.
business Directions.

~ person renting money for subscription to the STAN
u please state whether ii is forthe Weekly or Semi
Nv raper; and also whether it is for subscriber
. Err one already on our books.
~dsr;nr change Of the paper, please state the Post
/ e to be changed Jj'o'a as well as the one IT,
|Wrire all proper names plainly and distinctly
@ new subscriber until the subscription money is pad,
m desire and intend to adopt the advance payment sys-
i as s,,,n as practicable.
iI obituary exceeding ten lines will here
r he charged advertisements.
c,r,c.rs sending US ADVERTISEMENTS must accompany
~ with he cash give satisfactory reference, they
m not be inserted.
Srs indebted for subscriptions can remit any amount
Transmitted. Those who are indebted up to November
will we trust send i'll the amount AT once; and II the
s sums due not known, it will make no diiicl ehce'
Far all overpad in this the subscriber wit nave
III and receipt accord nglr We trust all our friends
remit by mail ana thus save US a.le iiiaa
w HOLDEN & WILSON.
\, Z. 1855
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FBEsH sHAD! FRESH sHAD!I

NAV III. PUTNEY DESIRES TO INFORM. THE
w citizens of Raleigh and the community large,
that he has made arrangements to receive fresh shad and
all other fresh fish caughfn both the CASTOR
and n. c. Railroad and he will receive them both
roads he thinks he will be able supply Raleigh and
great many of the counties and Hotels of Raleigh
with fresh shad and other fresh fish All orders accompa-
MED withsthe cash, will be promptly attended TO- .
also keep hand good supply Of all Kinds OF salt
family Roe Herrings fish, &C. Also the very bet ar
ce of Bacon, being bought expressly for Hotels and tam
without exception, purchasing fish or other articles viii
be Pe,;ired to pay the delivery of the articles
store on WILMINGTON street front of the Town Hall,
and next TO E. Yarboroughs livery stables.
w. II. PCTNEY,
Feb. 81 1850. 25-6t,
~ Register COPY three times.
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MJEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.-W DAVIS
lS have this day associated with them Mr. NLITaEL d
HARDEE and firm will henceforth be WHITE DAf Is
& HARDEE Conducting eaarak CoTnnaiSSi0n B"s1ness.
they will give prompt and faithful attention to the sale Of
every Descriptions of produce and ercandSe and solicit
consignments of the same
Petersburg, Va; Jan! 8, 1895. 2-u
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in good enquiry, and the price
OF the hard article has again advanced cents. Further
sales made yesterday at 800 bbI. 81 yellow
DIP ami 81 10 for lard q 2SObs. This morning 374 bbs.
have changed hands at figures
SPlRtIS TURPENTlNE-In this article note dc
cline of cents last quotation, with sales yesterday af
of bbls. n gal The market this
morning rules dull buyers generally Offering cents,
but no sales up to the time of closing report.
COTT0NSale yesterday of "a bales assorted grades at
S o-l6 cents Il ID.
HAl-220 bales Eastern make received this morning
sales yet made.
TIMBER-Sale to-day of raft Sc 81 p NJ 90 days
ROSlN-Sale yes erday of SeU bbls. 81 for
small size bbis.
TAR-Has further advanced cents and bbls. sold
this morning at 81 50 q Dbl. .]9u,HaL.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. A. L. Smith, Mr.. L. Fry to
Miss Mary A. Duke, Of Fairfield Dist, S. c.
On the 3lst January last, by FL. A. London ESQ., Mr..
Elijah Dsnlukes and Miss MargaI Ray
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-21
MORE PROOF.

At meeting of the Board of Oversecrs of Har-
ward University, Boston, the 18th instant, Gov.
Gardner in the chair, the nomination of Judge Lo-
ring as Law teacher in the University submitted
for approval Without debate, the vote was taken
and resulted for his nomination 10, against it, 90
This actor is in consequence of Judge Loring acting
United States Commissioner in the rendition of
the fugitive slave Burns, and in the view of some,
forcshadows his removal from the Judgeship by the
Legislature!
Gov. Gardner, it is stated, voted against Judge
Lorng. He is the Know Nothing Governor of Mas
sachusetts and the Legislature of that State is Know
Nothing by large majority.
Thee great rejoicing in Boston in Boston over
this act. Twenty guns were fired, and the cry was
"thus has kidnapping been rebuked in conservative
Harvard
That Southern student who remains longer at
Harvard will prove himself false to the soil that gave
him birth
Southern Know Nothings, behold your allies !!
We reorpt to learn tbat tho Hon David Reid
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FEB. nth, 1855.
BACON is lower and We reduce quotations to and 10
CORN-No change in price.
C0TTON-Prices = To Is lower. The tendency is down.
ward
FL0UR-Some sales super at 81 75-recepts light.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-no change since our last
Raw do. 81 Ia Ia - - per bbl.
There but few Ir:s Potatoes in narket-prcc 81 rer
bbl., or ii - per bushel.
BEEF scarce and prices advanced. Cur0uian.
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We give below the impressive and eloquent adj
SSeS OF Mr.. Speaker Winslow and Mr.. Speaker
On adJourning their respective Houses sine die
usual Resolution of thanks having been adopted
Ninslow said
,'a'0rS The resolutions of the Senate APPROX
6tai y oulclal conduct are very pleasant and ac-
tnt; oe 10 me, and excite within me the livciiest
SUNS Fully satisfied am that have fallen
No ol a proper administration of the duties
1e Ccna'r, listen with readiness to the whisper
a ,ha vanity which tells me, that, at least 1
m ' VIII to do, what lacked the ability to per-
W.T.; thank you, Senators, for the extreme kind
oaina In l nave met with at your hands, during
zee, to hn intercourse and desire publicly, in my
kh wb;oL oear testimony to the zeal and fidelity
dntas n inc officers ofthe Senate have discharged
sS Oh their several stations, and to thank
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NOTICE.

TEIHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID
Is ninstra'nr the estate OF Robert w Palmer, decd
Feb Term lS of Chatham County Court, gives notice
all persons indebted to said to forward
make immediate payment, and those having claims against
said present them in legal form within the time
prescribed by law, this notice VIII be plead III bar of
recovery.
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ENC KT1ER NUTIC E.-WIl.II BE SOLDAT THE
Il late residence OF the decd, in Chatham County
mile south of the gulf Deep River, the sth day Of
estate, consisting OF Horses Mules. Cattle Hogs, &C.,
Household and Kitchen furniture farming utensils guam
THY of Corn Wheat Hay Stray, Shucks, two Wagons
and gear, OK Cart Carriage and harness. Bug
gy and harness. Cotton Gin, Smiths TOOLS and
great other articles tedious enumerae and
in addition the above likely Negroes-nen,
women, boys girls and chdrcnIn said lot of negroes
there coed farm blacksmith, three young fellows good
drivers. The good cooks washers and ironeT,
and the girls good house Any wish
ing supply themselves with good negroes Will meet
with better opportunity than the present.
Six months credit Will he given the purchasers giving
bond with two approved securities. Terms made full
ly known the day Of sale Given under my hand Feb.
15, 1857. G. W. COLLISION, admir-
Feb l6, 1856 26-3ttd
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We regret to learn that the Hon. David S. Reid
has been suddenly called home, on account Of the
severe illness Of bis wife
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
Cincinnati Mark ct.

FRIDAY EVENING, October 12.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--The Flour market
was dull and heavy to day, and the sales Y ere
confined to i4s brIs at 81 IS The nntavora-
bic adyices from New York have depressing
influence, and sales couldnot have been made
TO any extent at close, except at materia, de.
cline, The receipts continue light, comprising
only 2,043 brls; during the last twenty four
hours, Oats are dull at 21 Csc.
WHISKEY-The market was again better to-
day, and the sales comprising 66O bris. from ca
raj and river at 333c, and 100 do from wagon
D. SE-The market is firm with a contin.
ued good demand. The sales comprise 700
boxes at 33Ac.
BUTTER-A sale OF 35 firkins common sum-
mer packed at l54c.
Ol'-The demand for Lnseed ispuie active.
The sales TO day comprise SO bris' at 9ic l6do.
At 93c., and % do, AZ 93c, cash.
MOLASSES-Sales Of SO bris. at 40c. Mar
ket dull.
COFFEE-The sales comprise l60 bags al
liaal2sc. for fair and prime red. The ma rke'
is less buoyant.
SEED-A sale of25 bushels at S3,25 ~
SUGAR-Nothing doing worthy Of report
| The market continues dull.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
An Editor Killed,

The Memphis News Of the Gath says:
1--WE learn in private note to the
editor from the postmaster at Helena
Arkansas-who is reliable gentleman
-lhs, an aArrny occurred in that place.
on Saturday last, between James M:
Cleveland, Esq, editor Of the "S'ar,'
and @. X. Underwood, Esq, editor of
the "Shield." They fought with pistols
and knives. Mr.. Underwood was NOR
tally, and Mr.. Cleveland dangerously
wounded. The difficulty grew out OF a
newspaper controversy. W hen the note
was written Mr.. U. was thought to be
diving. We have no further particulars"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

DR.. w. II. FREEMAN, writing from
,he plague stricken city Of Norfolk,
saws: 81 have seen several epldemlcs,
but none which can be compared in lis
sweepins vilulence 10 this. Last year,
was one of the physicians in Barba'
does-cnployed by the executive OF that
island-during the prevalence Of epidem.
ic cholera, when, out Of 135, 900 souls,
upwards OF $4,000 were swept oil IN
about six or seYen weeks. This was
one in every six. Here, fear, the NOR.
tally will exceed one in FIVE OF the in
habi,ants remaining during the vista.
lion. Unparalleled in the annals oil
history.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

HoLLowAY's PILLS certain Remedy for In
digestion and Liver Comp laint Maria Arm
strong t-7 OF Edgarlown, New Jersey, suffer-
ed more tlan most people from Indigestion, ac
companed 10y liver comp ami, several very
clever medical men told her she was in con
sumption, and her friends despaired of her ever
recovering, as she had tried everything they
thought likely TO benefit her, without success
AT last she tried Iiolloways S Pills, which auc .
ly ass I'M lated with the blood, rem wed the Oh
noXlors matter, and thoroughly cieansed and
renovated tie system. The resilt is, that she
was per(ectycurcd. and now enjpvs The best Of
health. These Pills are also a certain cure for
all diseases Of the stoma. h and bowels.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

TaERE was considerable excitement
in the New York Court Of Sessions on
S,.urday afternoon. The Grand Jury
csms into court with their presentnaent
and bulge. of indietmsnts. When !.
"a, reported about that several officials
hsd been presented for msifeasanee in
ofsce. there was a,profonnd sensation.
No less than thre& Aldermen, three
Couneilmer and tvo police Justess haUe
Been indicted.
A writer in the New York Evening
Post estimates the expense Of gentle.
man and lady boarding at one Of the bo'
teis Al Newport for ten weeks. with ths
extra chsrges for washing, bathing, rides
copcsfts at the mos. economical rate. a
NO thousand dollars! Hundreds spend
that amount in half the time.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

The Philadelphia Times, of late date
contains the following purgent para
graph: "We saw two hogs lying SIDE
BY side yesterday. in the gutter, with
remarkab BILE resemblance to each other.
One had ring in his nose, and the other
had ring on his finger; one was beast
bv nature, the other was beast from
inclination."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
CLARK G. NELSON.
Sevastopol Taken.

VHE sroils can be seen at o. j. HOPKINS Com
J. mission and Produce Store. Union Hall. No. -
corner of Second and Lawrence streets consisting
,f Hydraulic Cemcn', tloar. Meal, Bran, Shor',,
Corn, Oats, Hay. Bacon, l. r'!, Butter, Egg Apples
Green and Dried. Penches do. Crnnherrics, 'ro'a.
toes. Onions Cheese. Vinegar CIDER, do Malls. Corn,
Sheed. Washing Machines. Lime, Tar. Tobacco. Ci
gars Glover Seed. Timothy Seed. Red Top seed,
English Blue Grass Seed Flax Seed, Mustard seed
Cotton Yarns. Batting, Chndewick. Carpet Chain
Twine. Cotton Waste. Mania Rope, Sash ROPE. Il tret
Rope. Packing Yarn, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines. and
Halter Rope. oct
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
Both the Ointment and Pills shoul'
be used in The follo7cinS cases:
New Fall Millinery Goods.
2O4, FIFTH, STREET CINCINNATI, y
Mrs. ]. a. HENDERSON-

r ATE .drs Z. NJ. RICK, is just opening
4 splendid Sock OF new BoNNETs, RIBBONS,
FRrxcn FLOWERS, FEArmERs TRlMiNcs &c. &c
suitable for the fall trade, To which she would
respectfully invite the attention OF her Gus
toners. Her Stock will be kept replete through.
out The Season, by daily arrivals from New YORK
with all that is new and beautiful, in her line
Of Business and at the lowest cash prlses. :.
Country Merchants and Milliners will find 1t
to their advantage to look through her Whole
sale Department before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. j. A. HENDERSON,
204. Fifth street, between Elmn and Plum
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. sep ls
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD
SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

II any there are ihni have not heard the news
OF The recent arrivals Of new Boots aud shoes,
We wish III, Ii io urn heir attention Tins way,
Ana hear on that subject what we have 10 say.
Az the Peoples Shoe Store on Lawrence street,
We have Il large STOCK OF shoes, new anu neat
A nd we think our knowledge Is such ol ihe 'fhdc
That we can always procure the bes' thai are 'hhue
For Indies aud Misses we have Bools, SHOES ana
Gaiicrs;
And Shoe. tr the Boys two that nightly C capers
We have 30 OTIS Shoes slippers aud Gniiers ior men
rhc dear lutte Ci"rub-. have shcts 100 iot thc'i
The foot We can it, we thinh aboui righG
IN, to ii, the gourd 100 Is another ihiig iuilei
Yet come along nil that are Wishing 10 Uay,
II Harper cant sell he suroi VIII lry.
Now we do not intend - make any biow'
lJut still coniinue ios sell our goods low ., q,
rnc nnlblc siXpcucc our motto, be Thai uide
For the shilling that comes slow we 'iihA 10 '"'
good.'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
Barberiug and Hair Dressing.

JNANiEI DAVIS. 2, d door below the Iron Bank, ana
ID nc xt door 10 Combs Co.'s Hook store, respect
uy announces To mis- customers and friends Tint he
is prepared 10 waie5lf df who may favor h,m with
cnil Rnzors sessions. pocket knives and tine edge,
tools generally. wilSM bdt in order as required and
~ he mos, reasonable terms. Call and see him.
\ q. shop closed on the sabbath.
July l7th. 1855 -l4-y.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUlLDER
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN

~AW wv q
We, the undersigned, having become sole
Aper,s of the tight OF RALSrON'S PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, IN the following
Territory VIZ: All that part of Southern Ohit
not sold, embracing Lawrence, Scioto, jackson
Vinton, Gailia, and several other counties, the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Caliior
MIA, and all the Territories Of the United Saes
aud the South half OF Illinois.
We have fully tested the pract'cablity oI
said Mill and having done 50 we c.n6dentI!
claim for il the following advantages over all!
other saw mill now in use:
1st Its cheapness and durability.
I'd. We can move the mill totimber, instead
of timber to mill.
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground
and is in sections so that the timber can BE-
sawed of any length, without stump shot as
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 oi
Shin Plank, Floor Timbers, &c.
5th, 1t 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 ana more of il
than those with the vertical saw.
PRO OF.
Two of these mills are now in operation
Wheeling, Va. one in Columbus, o., one a
Warren, TrumbuH county. o., and hundred:
in other places, all constantly running, as {
sample for inspection to all. The saw IS driv
en- by six horse engine, and placed upon /
frame that is also portable.
We are prepared to manufacture the abov'
described Portable Horizontal saw Mills, will
or without Engines, at short notice, at reason
able prces-with Township Rights-put then
up and give WARRANFEE, IN any OF tn
above described territory, or IN any other por
ton of the Lnled States, not previously dis
posed of.
This mill is portable, and. capable Of trans
portatlun wherever there is navigation or roads
ANY information wanted, or orders sent by ma
address the Undersigned, "ironton, Ohio
They will promptly ship to order, Mills, to an
port or RAJ road depot in any of the above ter
ritory. For further particulars refer TO
U. B. WHITE. Newton Falls. Trumbull CT
Ohio, OF 10 any lumber man in use Of the mil.
JAMES CAMPBELL, (A,en,s
G CHARLES A. HAL0HT.}
lsontos, May 20th, 1855. M 3.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
Notice--For Sale.

r WISH to cell the, lone,half Of tn
l yhar .bcot. "CoIumbia," and fxtnres belongiai
the same which is now tying at the lronton whH
Iny person wishing 10 pGrchase can have the plea
reoi seeing me a'my oce 5os K ~ 51lS9 nHvip xesI
'os. xas. ni;s,h iis,h, isss-sss ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
Cooperage /! Cooperage !! [!

SLACK and Tight Cooperagc, Tlghi half barrels and
Kegs tight pickle tubs with lids, slack half barrels
&C. for sale on ac'l OF w. II. Bryan, by
' " A. b. CLARK h Bro.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

oO DOZEN Countr, Knit Socks at ~ so per doyen,
=. d..r N. DERBY 4 CO.,
PeI aoss"' Garner of second and Railroad Streets.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
ATTACH NJ EN- r.

). WARD Plaintiff. } Before .. +. BRANiA AM.
IS. HAT TURvEY, Justice Of the Peace, G.;, i" ~ ~ :
Defendant. per Lawrence county, w.
NOTICE is hereby given that writ
| Y of attachment AZ my Instance, was this day Is
-ucd by said tI. f. Branhan ayaI,si the goods chat
lies stocks or interests in stocks rights credits mo-
nrys aud effects OF HAT Turvey, made returnabe on
y,h interest and ten dollars the payable costs OF
suit which said wri, has been returned and the som
mons accompanying the same endorsed @ mol iouhu.
OcIoher 1855, ut nine O'Clock A. NJ
sep2j . "A"D
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
MASONIC.
New Arrival

OF fresh Groceries which will be sold low
for Cash or most kinds Of Country Fro
i,,na d A WHITE
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
Cotton Yarns. q,

WARN, Batting, Candle Wick. Twine, &c.
II Being Agents for Cornell 4 Peuysfacto-
~, we have at all times alasxe and well select,
ed stock for sale At manufacturerFs pricee. =
BUHKiRK = nAvtG,
No. l. backete Block \
Portsnoush, July iotA, isss.-2a-y.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

~A IDo
= OOO y,suELS Fiaxseed. 5000 pouiNjs Pape
| .UUU rags, a. the highest market price. by
'e' A. b. CLARK n Bro
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
IRONT0N MARKETS.
IRoNroS, October 10, 1855.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By CLARK & NELSON
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

nlOBACCO.-Twenty cases Superior Tobacco receiv.
ed on consynment-d.rectfr from an Eastern Virgin
IN Factory. Authorised 10 sell Us favorable terms
US Cincinnati houses. A. b CLARK l. Bro.
July 3, 1855 -22y.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

"a PAIR OF Ladies' Glove Kid Lace Boots, colo1-
ed the finest ever brought to Iron,on, worth 81
81 u pair. Call aud SEQ them at
: -, HARPER CO.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

IN PAIR Children's Fancy and Congress 0a,es
w the hansomest Of the season. nt
HARPER l. Co.'S
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

cbratcd medicine. II corrccts and regulates the
inonihv al all periods acting IN many cases
like u charm II is also the beat and safest medicine
that be given to children Of n pges aud for amy
complaint; consequently no fainily should be with
out H.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16

LADIES TAKE NOTICE
CH PAIR Of Ladies' Black Satin Gaiters, vor III
CO $500 q pair al the Cash store Of
HARPER L co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-16
SORE LEGS, SORE DIR AS rs,
WOUNDS AND ULCERS.

These and other similur distressing complaints can
be cdecunlly cured ifthe Ointment be well rubbed IN
over The unr,s affected, and by Otherwise following
the printed directions around cnch pot.