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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07
New Goods at the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE G. Bro,

New Goods at the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE & Bro.
Ellis0ns mew Building, Corner of Front
ana Laurence SITS.
" HERE they are now prepored IN or.,
w extra Inducements TO all those wbn
may ihvor them with their Patronage, They
have just received
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods
Consisting of all kinds of Spring and Summer
Clothing for Men and Boys, which connot h.
surpassed lol quality and price in this market,
Ihey nave also splendid supply of
Ladies Dress Goods
of the finest quality Slawls, Cloaks. Donneis.
Ladies Shoes and .Icwclry
GeniS vine Shirts, C,ars, Handkcrcbers.
oudcr Shirts, drawers. &C., Trunks, Jewelry,
an" gu 'ahNee Notions India Rubber and Oil
Cloth Coats. Pants and Lcggins, &c.
we are Offering for sale the mos. complete
assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing.
ever offered in this market. Our COOL, orc or
our own manufacture, from the best of mo,e
rial Having the advantage of resident mart,
ner in Cincinnati, and also of larre b,,sin.s,
at Parkersbnrg, Va, we will be enabled 10
Keep up general assortment on the most eco
nomcal plan, and will sell to those who NAV
favor us with their custom, CHEAPER lhun
ever before sold in this town.
1--WE lis call, and examine our stock for
yourselves bel"re purchasing: we are always
pleased TO show our goods, believing that if
you learn prices you viii be sure to bHv.
IrOnton, April 20. 1881
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07

N7E are now Manufacturing Railroad De-
w pot, Hay, Stock or Coal, Floor and Plat
form Scales of all zes-also-Druggisl and
Bank Scales. Brass and Iron Beams, Counter
Scales, &C., &C., which we warrant OF superior
workmanship and materials, we would call par
ticular attention to our Iron, Lever, Hay and
Stock Scales. All communications promptly
attended to.
Cincinnati, Oct. "a, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07
Trunks! Trunks!!

VIZ ILSON AND RICHARDSON HAv
w on hand and for sale splendid asso
ment Of Trunks from 81, ,25 to $50. Also, g a
pet Bags and Valises.
No -, Second street. fronton, Obio.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07
E. G. SLOAN, Dental Surgeon,

Respectfully presents his acknowledge
XIIx<1S mcnis 10 those who hive heretofore cx
0yp2SSh lc ndcd 10 lin their patronage, mud he
that the ski md exp efieDce whic
the past six yenrs OF constant Prnciics has enable
m to obtain, will merit continuance OF their favor
mud the patronage OF al those desiring services IN his
profession III Justification of his ability TO render ei-
re satisfaction. he would but cnll attention 10 the nu-
mcrons full nnd part sets of artificial teeth which he
has inserted IN this viciny-ihe beauty. utility. and
i6-l like appearance Of which he nncrs himself ear
not he cxcccd. The difficulty heretofore experienced
by the profession, IN fiiiig full SETS that they may
be useful aud colorl.ble he hns overcome a the ex-
pcDsc Of no incoDsdcrnbc perseverance, nnd cxpcri-
mcni. Those who nre H. need Of such may rest ss,l-
red ihni they can be furnished with these useful organs
nciliy only by those who have good Teeth
All other operations IN the department OF Dentistry.
performed IN manner TINT experience and cnrc alone
will enable one 10 do. Terms invariably CASH when
he work il com-plccd. Office IN Rodgers Block,
yer S!lycrnlnn, nnd Alcan's Dry Goods Store,
IRONTON, q.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07

VTNO FISHERMEN. We have Just received
i a fine lot Of uot lines and staying.
y. & g.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07

BROOKS and JOHN, Archbishop, Contro.
ID versy-just received supply; price 25
CTS. Also, Abbotps History Of Napoleon, at the,
Book Store of J. COMBS y Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07
Lime! Lime!!

Lime! Llme!I
DRANK SHINUIT, at his store in Yves
I Ironton, is prepared to'supply the plaster
ers, and all others in this vicinity with supe-
rior quality Of lime. He sells on the lowest
terms for cash, OF approved credit.
Ironton, May 9th, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07

Moxley & BARRIERS Vegetable Ague
Killer,-Warranted, no cure, no payl
\ SAFE AND EFFECrUAL REMEDY
"A for all periodical diseases, Intermittent
Fever, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb
ague, Periodical Headache, Sun Pain, etc
For sale by
MoXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON,
April a, 1855.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07

COMBS, Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Soaps,
~ Harrson's Perfumery, Cologne, Hair Dyes
ment OF fancy articles and notions, for sale at
the Drug Store Of F. s. WRIGHT & O..
Corner Of Second and Railroad sire ITS.
April "a, 1865.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07
Ready-Made Clothing,
Barbering and Hair Dressing.

Ironton, April 90, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
TuNrs MoRsELL. Auctoneer,
WILL SELL THIS DAY, at l03 O'Clock, at
Drp Woo0s.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS which WILL MOI
i BECOME STICKY in ANY CLlMArE-Ths hr9sa
and hes. assortment that be fourd 10 this or any other
market and prices which will command the tr.ds Amoo4
our assortment be found Over Coa1 white dso aua
black weighing only shout sight ounces. Cape: rone
L-ssinss Caps Glovss Horse Govern wagon Gov
err Piano Covers Nursery Cloth, Bsitina Pacsns hose
Wsdps Psns Boots ard Shoes also Webbing tor Consre
Boots Braces and every other article tn tho hne e
wholesale and retail Exporters invited to examine oW
stock before purehWDg elsewhere ~ they wiz hnd them
more suitable tor export than other manufacturers
ROGERS WYCkOFF,
(succ.sscs to n. II. Day. No: - CourtiAnd Ct
Manufacturers and dealers 10 every hind OF Rubber ooods
THOMAS STANDBY, (late with A. L. Stew.
j ant & Col
Manufacturer and Importer Of
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
has Re- moved to No 35i BROADWAY, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
S : iTNIVFRSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

yrRsT RATL HOUSES IN PARIS
cTrvs T1s verv newest fashions, msde up Articles
,.cy The old established house Of Iour.ier Richer
Do,o1v is Rue viveDns; Savage, Brothers LePfs
yost ,uccs ssors OF Hansrd L Co
THE HOUSE OF FAUvEI Pre-. M M pS''"''' " '"'
MILLINERY, Head Drsssss and Court ornament" Des'
drant; ~ rue Heuve St. Aefusin s,, ..n.f..
WEDDING PREsENTs1Inds Csehemirer ,s.sb sessmrs
Gbsvls: China Grape; Frsipsis ofamasnse % fuo
Feyd,su and 81 rue Rieheeu .
BABY LINEN wedains SUIT; rsn 70, ,vs p.x
TiLMANH FOwsn, Patented By the Empre" i"'
nr OWE M 1CRAvArsPv ~ rue Neuvs st. Aurusan
A. Ire for the special Manufacture OF
SHIRTS 10 Boulevard Possonnere corner OF the ree
Rousemopt; Q large assortment OF tho neve" eat
both for Gentlemen and Ladies NIL,
UMBRELLAS. PsIssols. Walking stiSi. and kans " mp'
Cs,al, patr b5 tae EmPsA n bouey dee Iahens ~
0UERIAIN Perfuner the Empe"7Perfnme' Of si
kinds Scent bags Cospstics IS De de 10 Fax peP'
In Lopdon Mslpotte, q Old bopdst
LIE ROY SON wsch aud Clock Makers 70 the navy lo
n.Yiy 10 the King Chronometers End watches, IreV
cling Clocks; received Medals at French sno Lonaon
Exhibitions Psrs Gserie nfpensier raias hoys,
rs and u.s. and in London z6 Regents -.
MARRETT JARRY BROTHERS, Jewelers. ood ana sl
YER smiths is rue yiviepne Correspondenu 70 New
York Maichand 0uillsmot Co, 4sl Broadway
LAHOCHE Co., Table Services sevres Chlns Srysian
Bronzes &c, lsf 70 1874 Gslene Nalon, Pslsis Royal
ODJOT Gold and Silver Smith Is rue Base do RempIt
DENIERH Exclusive Bone MspusetoI} rue On
count OF ia. EIpopratiob from az COG 81 m nt
to 10 Bousv des ItslieDs eoIae Of P.ssso de FoPer~
SUISSE BROTHERS Bronze Mandatory, Paintings, Sta
topery g.. 81 Plsce de 10 Bourse.
PAPE 10 rue de-. BoDs Enfsns and 10 rue de 'hom the
inventor Of ,srious Patented improvements IN the
mos, modern PLACES OF all ferns; Medals, Decors-
OpTIC~Chevsilier Inseneer, II Place du Pont Neut
n CUVILLIER I6 rue de Ia PaiI Wines hqueurs Tea
Grocery Sole Agent of Domccy Of Zeres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
Marhinerp. &e.
nRANTS PArENr

BARTHOLOMEW HlDRANTs, PAirN
ID sELr-ACTING E1sen.ivs u . saf.s.- go a. a.
" fetaif-d DOC7Ls HlDRAsT>, toi tso 900
p.i n pr r.ry 6ou- without digging up Apply 'aoP "
4 ssfioG 81
INPOR ANT lMPRON VI Z y
Rotary PLANNING TONGUlNG md 0Soo'lNS IN
CHIMES.
Painted Nov = 1854 -
T.s. Machines hs,- been thoroughly fe.sed an ta-n "a
rsr,orrv osh-rs proved beyosa deast iAsy e
,,r. uch other no" ~ U.S.
revsr tear'ux tbro~ips out oSs- snoss -,
Ritnis and hsehiaes or Tor fahef P.eA
I.r. can be made q the Ps'en;-e ,x,ooo,-sv
winchester, Ns.s Dee H. lsSt
CEWING NACHINES.-The AVERY SEW
- T;G MACHINE Co. call sreniioI - then improves
E,ehu. ~hbeh received the 6nt pr--au st the ryseA
P..,. has bcp recently D, the -aen
oserru-rt IN the msnsfssnE- OF navy sna sny
uuorln. For tho sewing OF heavy goods ssso oss
stout Cloth c.soer-. where great sseosn o
,et required their r,p6 wortins Asehe. nvsiasoe
There oi'Puts seo1t The p.tent o. ,ss ss ~ :,
.ho -ish good cheap durable Machine, - sy e>''
Nc. Isl Broscvsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
fouers ano farms Uantco.

WANTED "A good DWELLING-HOUSE,
w worth $1,000 to s3eo One preferred estween tth
ard which part cash will be paid and the balance
In yery dssrbe property within few hous ride
Of the cify Apply to ChAs :. SWIFT No 209 PesIlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
Clothing.

lust FINISHED the most splendid HATS
- ever offered Molsskn Hats st IS usually cold Vt -
90, tl.,. Al q 81 and AZ BROWN No f28 udson st
MEN and BOYS CLOTHING at WHOLE
vIsALF and RETAIL cheaper than ever at j. NASDEk
bILTs No 81 Fuon-t and No as 9Th Osrmeats msds
20 order the best ye Your patronage respectfully soc
tied.
CHIRTS. -LONGUEVILLE No. IA Rue Rich
- siieu near the rhester Francois. Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
builoina materidis.

COIN WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
y PROOF BUILDINGS. VAULTS STORE FRONTS
ROOFS &c The underlined prepared 70 furnish
DA sht iron relied Beams cut 10 specified ensths
price whick enables proof buidinss to be erected se
ADVANCE on the wooden Tho public are
vit.d to examine tn. building VI Aesss HIpera nfoeo
-. IN C3ia a. have been u,~d For further os
s.on ,pniv 10 COOPER HEWITT. No II Burns clip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
Cost an0 fonno.

OST-A DRAFT, on Hornelsvillc Bank, for
~ &27S 80 drawn Nov % 1884 due in 80 days signed
SEYMOUR MOORE h Co and indorsed BY z. &. Wsrd and
j. Robinson All persons by this notified ueSo-
New .Yoii, jan 2 issa sE2aOUR MOORE & Co.
T OST or STOLEN.-A LETTER addressed to
IL the ndesepsd mailed at Liverpool by the Atlaotc,
and containing FIVE New YoIh aud Fri. Per Cent fr Mort
sage Bonds OF 81 oto each. Nos SIS s 500 1851 ASA
with Coupons attached from the LIST OF May 1855 And redeem
able In 1861 has not TO hand.
All parties hereby cautioned against neseostps OF
these bonds tho OF the has been soped
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the at
the Office of GELPCKE Co, No "a Beaver st.
Il OST or MBSLAlD-An ACCOUNT BOOK of
- OF quires filled with AID copies Of Letters
signed by Buckingham soma Ii hsye be LEFT in
the stage Will snsby reward any 10 may leave at
No Ice Brcadst b. h BUCktNGHAM
d 4 REWARD.--Lost ON the I'd of January,
" \ In Going from the of 9th IT. aud Broadway,
down Mh q to St Clements place, pair Of CARBENcLE
sLEEVEBuTToNs Get in GOLD The finder will receive the
above reward BY leaving them s No 7s7 Broadway r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
Danrina Aeaoemiss.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
"A No &c Broadway opposite itbst u nov open of The
e,ptiou of pupils who ns Lsiies
ard hiiSen Wednesday. aid saturday, st aud
S.y NJ Pr.ctieins Assemblies. Saturday EVENING"
a., 49, and Gentlemen Monthly soirs-s usls Circu
lsss nsrruction can Do
had at the Academy any time will be- By post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

DOWERY EXTENSION to FRANKLIN
IN v the Ist Nd Ivth, With vIIth. XII xlvth
xVth snd XvlIh Wards, from Oldslip 10 l+th All who
are opposed and Taxation ana to thu
iocc requested TO call without delay ct toe
once OF subscriber to ascertain the amount OF their ssses
n'coss. and tale measures 9 SRpcss shs .sus
TSSCAPED from the VERMONT ASYLUM.
~ q the atb OF sEPrEAREk LAST. JOHN ROBERTS,
shout forty eve age He about hve feet nine
inches hsh had light thin aud Ten, forward when be
wSked He quiet and harmless ard sa ba little He
viii five isformscn by mail where he be found shah
Brattlsbo,o Post Once, Vermont.
or to ELLIS CLEAvER.
sprinshounP P. o Mentsem.ry County: Penn
NHITD WANTED.-A promising Girl. ten to
~ Twelve yssss Of age may ana . dedsbls home with
rvspeesshie and family no wish to ADOPT
sbAu0HrER, Addr. COMFORT. ct The Tribune ohee
IMPORTANT to LADIES, DRESSMAKERS
i end httLiNERs.-Urrnt necessity eompeh N /. 70 dis
fSinnns Eeeons osloocs Festhers, Flowers Bonnet Rib
bons suhs Satps Nss half the price sod the 81
Ne. % Bowery.
ON the MORNING Of he 3Oth November last
" On the arrival Of the train hs Detrs, to Chicago
A. Cscssc there vas . BLACK sAfcHEL t,keo from the
can he property Of LEWIS WILCOX ,siaps .moDs
osher thinss BOND the Village fsss~rty Of ROME
ssyshls Il de Eaehssse Bssh ..Is nom july
ssDs bsins sselen prcp~ry Also that = de-
Hvsy II tHe Sssshs the Store Of a. D. sPeNcER Rome
-. ar s{kesviee LEWIS A WILCOX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. q 1885
TUVHFRE il opened at this Office COMPLAINT

MAYORS OFFICE, Jan ls,5
THERE is opened at this Offices COMPLAINT
BOOK under the charge Of competent person Tor the
purpose and entering all complaints OF matters
coming within the Jurisdiction Of the Municipal Anthone
The Mavor viii tsin and far the laws give MN
pov take cognspce Of charges preferred BY r-sponrbe
parties OF the ordinances and derecnon Of duty
Upon part holding once under the Sy Wv
ernmem By oder Of Mayor: - =. .,
WM. II STEPHENS. Fire. Marshal
TINO CURE DULL TIMES, ADVERTISE
Il CRANE 4 Cos Advertising Houss, No. i02 Nassu st Z.
corner Of Ann New York and No 81 South Sd o., Phia
depbis superior facilities to merchants TO advertise 10
eyry part OF the Union Caads 10 the very best papers
published City soverDs and sdvertsiag for th- holidays
ssse,xwbere attended TO- WIN. 4. CRANE.
GEO w. 5TlVER9.
V,HE BOOTH ASSOCIATION will meet at the
II house Of ID TIesdwell. s1ths near 5h-av, Yorkvle
at O'Clock the Alb Of Jsnusrv ext The me neers
10 attend and those that sirs to the Booth
Family d. IhEAD" ~ SecIe.ny,
TO whom commune ations should be adj / post paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEI

ITO DENTIsTs.-The good will of well
i e...bIi.hes pyNTAL PA ice - sale Z tas Oi'
4Ssr,.. post p.id DENTIST Tribune ohee
no nnn To PREMIERSHIP SALE.
- Z.UUU. AZ ole-estsbi.hed PRiStlSt PIT
>, Ai. CIV doing soed cash b1siH.s wa ,. ga
49, ~. rorch.ser have bis own tine 70 pay "
,i.-rS onf az ths profits Of the b1sn-~ TO prse-1a
80, Win n. sbove c.h s.f.r spP,r snit,
Iei Tribune OGee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
jnstrnlilon.

An Opportunity of learning the SPANISH and
N French LANGU AGES th'IoaEaly ana " : ,ao ..
In. II ADDITION 10 the other branches Of the best s tse
FSue.oo 10 uo- svea the Spsnish Anereaa la'asae
No ip Wet sd Psfents and Others nts,e.,sa ~ ~
J. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
miscellaneous.

NASH paid for oil kinds of DOMESTIC RAGS
~ CANVAS, BAGGlNG, and ROPE, by CYRUS w
FIELD Co.. No. no WsterN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
~-or1cv ~ MERCHANTS and sHIPMAs-

r. plo, Com uis.soess being freq aeniiy sppis4
I.rHe . % ao; s s,.osS .. Yops s.d June . 1853
Ami II 1884 Of which can be hsn 81 me
SO No 50 sous They especially refer % ar . ,5st
90 eersder themselves hsvios anything % 90 Win
ssrs.msnt n.1. go between pilot. and n.'er. NJ
sw YORK and BOARDED BY any pilot speoind y th ssrd
:, s,eh di...ne. south yard or essrvsrd OF
@ sis or ,se 10 the day snd in fair esther
the addition Of fourth 10 the rats OF pa'o'.sS
hJ T a., o. eessn,io, ibs -harf or N N.
hsrbor beyond the tine nosised 70 ns sro,, -.
~ ~ vh. md from the wharf TO sea sod for ev.y a
s.tsr oo Of a. inward boun, vessel oy zee ,5.u
days r The passage from sea 20 ne as.ia.d :. aa.
sn.ne b, The health oeer for hsviDs been on 80
vessel .. pilot the master ownsr .ssn, % Of yr T.
ns the. cois per day for each And every Gay OIL tue"
tsntion -, $1,000. M. holsin. i,esnss ~ plot under
,b .et or under & Of the state Of Ne. a.
sbs pilot, or plo ship or ye.s 70 Su,
oidsssn, ard on conviction, shsl be eani.aeo y
a. not eressdins one hundred dssn or n A..
sy is~ps- under this under the i.v
Of he STATE New Jsr:ey .b. ori. s1s ps sou.r
Of Commissioner Of Pilot. the .um o. one ''h'''' ''
CHARLES H MARSHALL ROBERT L. TAYLOR
Aggsn'ed By the s Gh:@stf o. sfTaSfs
Appointed BY =. f ssSk 4 Sc1 ss:.s.ly
NOTICE.-Al persons having claims against
~ N. sym Of sloan LEGGErT, either By oo.s OF 70,
count or not due, ar. reqn.rssdd n " SLOAN
The 's"' without '''' Umpire e we1I: 20. Of ~. h
NEWS for the LADIES-EYERI LADI ne,
n own DREssMAKER-Mms DEMoREsT: 81 81 no az, re
Br~dvsv propo~s CUT Ladies accurate ioa -
IaSs s:fs ;ss. nd :,..,n " DsSs
bsif the usual tsrms-S 25 No excuse nov ,ei sp ~
misftisd Accuracy and elegant proportions s''~o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

We exhibiting between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and
p M ct No IL (room No i2l Wsllr N,wlors City, tbs
FIRST PREMIUM SHEET-MErAL BE SDING AND
TUBING MACHINE, tpstented March a. 1854 TO William
Webster. of Morris.nis for forming PeneilC Cases
instruments Chain Puup and Boiler Tubes Stove and SPEAK
ina Pipe Conductors &e lazy sze Grooved Tapped snd
Butt joints These Msehr capable OF saving SO 10 5
Der CO Mt rer day All interested soil tied 10 call Towns
ei.. Counties nd Ssfs Rishs for sale Communications
(post paid replied te..,-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

M have this day taken our brothers, ROBERT
w OBRIHS ana CHARLES UBaIEN into CoPARr-
NERsHIP For The prs.snt the business I'll BE- Conducted
- heretofore under "a. firm Of Wx. g. JNO OBRIEN
New. orb Jan. l, lSSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

GAS CONSUMERS can have their Meter.
" With High PoofSpirits and ~ansntet foI the win
Terms with labor rs zailoni without labor ga
espA J. g. WILSON, No IS Csn-rea
Gas and steam Filter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

yrasr PowDyR, and CREAM rlrrIR
for sale in large quantities ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

w 8 NrIloR Auctioneer-Yy HouGuroS MsLL,a
TOMORROW, (Thursday,t at lo3 o.cIoch, at
i No iis Nssss G.-ELEGANr CASSIE UNI
TTrRENew and s.couJ haad Piano fostes, Ovh ana fsI
Glass;. on Paintings S!ser plated Ware Chino Tea aud
Toilst Sat, Coes Hair Msttres Passses rsr'of Sncs
st.. chain Table, Book Csses Beds,ssis Bureaus, wssh
ca. ta 4
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23
The "Know Something's"

Our readers are doubtless aware that a
secret aad now quite large political party,
has been organized in this county, and in
other parts of the country, calling itself the
"Know Something" party. It has it's birth
in the dying struggles OF Know Nothngism
in the North. Itpermits protestant foreign
ers to join its ranks, but would prescribe all
Catholics, whether natiUe or foreign born. In
regard to the question of birth, it is more
liberal than Know Nothingism: and in re-
gard to religion, it is more despotic. In
this last respect, it is as internal as the in
QUESTION and as despicable as the meanest
tyranny. There was sort of glory in the
Know Nothing cry that "Americans should
rule America" but even this seeming vir-
tue is wanting in the Know Something creed.
1t is now narrowed down to the simple and
wretched object-relsgiOus prescription and
persecution.
Many good men have joined it, because
of its anti-slavery tendencies. But the prin-
cipal object of the organization, is, to re-
tain the power and prolong the political
lives of a few scheming demagogues. This
is evident from the fact that in this county
and others, the leaders Of the Know Nothing
party, haze been at the same time, the leaders
Of the Kno~ Something party. This, men OF
integrity could never do, for in many fea-
lures the two creeds are directly contradic-
tory. Besides this, there is no need of Sc.
cret political societies. They are danger
GUS. There is no necessity of resort by
anti-siavery men, to dark lanterns and caves
of the earth, in order to disseminate their
principles. Away then, with the coward
screen Of secrecy. An honest man is moi
afraid TO avow his principles and defend
them, too, in broad daylight.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23
A New and Singular Disease

[From the New York Express, June I9.l
A very extraordinary disease has lately
made its appearance in few families in this
city--some of them eminent in wealth an
position--whlch has confounded our phys.
icians, because of its novelty. At first
they classed it under the head of erysipelas,
but as it would not bear that classification.
some of them have given 1t the name of"the
plague" 1t appears at first in some dis
colored spot, say the face, and extending,
without supperation, it soon destroys life, us
ii by general modification. If suppura-
ton takes place it passes off; but, if not,
death is sure to follow. There is no conta.
gion ABOUT and it is not epidemic in any form.
One or two physicians have resorted to
the knife, and cut out the plague spot on its
first appearance, and so have saved life
Fever and delirium attend the progress Of
the disease, if f"the spot is left to SPREAD
Such is our information; but as we have seen
no case with our own eyes-and if we had
should not be able to describe it scientifically
what we say must be taken with this un.
derstanding.
1t is not the plague, for it is not contagi.
GUS or epidemic. But what is it! The plague
may be imported, nay has been imported
into the South of France, from Turky; bul
it may be some new disease, which, like the
cholera, is to destroy the human race. We
should be obliged to some medical man fol
some scientific or more specific account Of
the disease.