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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsTowg,
Captain CAvENpY commanding from New York, Au-

8 Dove, J Thurston, Gilbert, J De Al
fonce. Hurley. d Mccarthy, J Ayres, A v Winston,
Hinckel, Housh. Hyde, C Hillman. J Evans
RI Sanxny, w Sktllinger, 9 Gill; w Beach, T
Clarke, d A De Costa. D C Carrinetsn, Mrs Milde.
berger smith and children, Miss M A Hopkins, Mira
Gaiiup, J Wells and lady, Miss Boyne, Mrs
snith. TsfIss Morris. lady aud child, A Brown
ssd lady lyle Tyler Sanford Balm Mi.s
theirs, w Richardson, lady, nurse and children
d Todd, s Lovett, w Meyer, Mrs Ruat, w a
Hubbard and lady, a Hubsrd, Miss Gleason, Miss
ava. y $50 - = $500
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TEMPERANCE MoyEMEsr.-In Boston, on Sun.
day, the chief Of police visited most Of the places
where liquor was sold, and notified thepropristors
tha. they would be presented for selling liquor on
Sunday. The Maine prohibitory law is neither re-
soected on Sunday or any other day In Boaton-
Liquor can be had at all limes by those who seek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

FAST DRIvING.-Mr John Moss appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of permitting of his teams to be driven Broad
street at faster gait than walk. Mr.. Moss, very
properly, brought the driver, Jim. with him. and af
ter stating that he had given his orders to obey
the ordinances turned the offender over to the May
or, who ordered him sound stripping If all team
STEERS would pursue this course. should have few
or complaints of rapid driving in the streets.
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sr,1cIpE.

4. W. Barnard, from DanyilIe, Va. arrived =
Canbr' Ire, Ohio. last Thursday, In Tue carr, aud
90 il, alter committed suicide BY cutting his throat
He was about tweniy-h years Of age, and passed
through Harpcrs Ferry last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

STRUCK By L1GHrNiSG During heavy thunder
storm last Tuesday.the barn OF Mr.. Thos. Engart,
in Buchanan, was struck by lightning and consun-
ed, together with some 400 bushels of wheat, a
quantity ofhay, buggy, all his farming imple
nents &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

1t0h,t00 500 600
In order to facilitate the contamination Of this
great enterprise and establish 1t beyond the pofs-
putty OF doubt ~ to Its legality. Mr. e. Waterbury
Georgetown, d. C., whore no Offers advantages nos
to be obtained in other enterprise its perfect e-
Hest period.
All orders for these beautiful Gin Certificates from
the country, addressed, post paid, With the money
D: c., will meet with prompt return.
REMEMBERS knowledge Of your eountry's his
tainty Of q handsome present, for fifty cents
Principal sgents-R. B. Kashow L Co., Jersey City;
Fetridge Co.. No State street, Hoston; and nearly
country.
Correspondents are requested to write their I'D.
dress with the name Of the town, county and State
plainly. in order to avoid mistakes.
Any information In regard to the property viii be
cheerfaly given on application aboye or 70 any Of
his principal agents. IA 22-TukSa 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

AMIoABLY ADJUSTED Thomas Walk
den, charged with cruelty beating his wife, was
raigned before the Mayor, yesterday. when Mrs.
w. asked, through counsel, to have him discharg-
ed stating that they had agreed to separation, the
world being large enough for both to live in with
out fighting and quarreling. After wholesome re-
primand from the Mayor, the prisoner was dis-
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

Joseph Keenan,, a brakeman of the Reading Rail-
road died in Philadelphia, on Sunday, from the ef-
fects OF scalding received by the collapse of 10.
connective fue on the previous day, at Richmond
Pa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

RfrE PEACHES are unusually scarce in
our market for the season of the year. and good
command high prices BE-
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aHEALrH OF THE CIry.-As will be seen

HEALTH OF THE CITY.-As will be seen
by the list of interments published below, the num-
Der of deaths by cholera the past week is much
smaller than that of the week before. As far as we
can ascertain, the disease is principally confined to
Rockets and the eastern suburbs of the city; and
with very few exceptions it has only proved fatal
among the poorer classes. who fare badly when
well, and of course much worse when sick, and ne
groes. We have heard of no new cases within the
past twenty four hours.
We subjoin the list OF interments at the Shockoe
Hill Burying Ground, for the week ending on Sun
day afternoon last, as also the number Of cholera
cases reported during the same period ftime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

BAD SIDEwALK-The attention of the
city fathers Is asked to the condition Of the western
sidewalk on 12th, between Main and Bank streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

DEAD-The negro man run over by the
freight train on the Danville Road last Saturday,
has since died of his wounds. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

THE SgLF.AccusED MURDERER.-Miller, the
selfaccused murderer is in the prison hospital at
Philadelphia, very i'll of typhoid fever. There is
considerable doubt whether he will survive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

ACCIDENTAL little child of MIR. John thinner
man of Buchanan, was run over by hack a few
days ago. and dangerously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

FATAL AccIDENT.-Miss Anna Deacon, aged 10
years, was killed on Saturday last, at Chester
Springs, Pa, having been thrown from vehicle by
the horses running away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

Bears SusK.-TwO canal boats loaded
with coal were sunk in the Basin, at the entrance
of the canal by the drawing off of the water to re-
pair pipe leading from the Pump House to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 90 The interments during
the past week were 30 deaths from cholera a.
The interments to-day were Is, of cholera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

| NEW York, Aug. 20.-Among the passengers by
the Star of the West for California yesterday, were
| Senator Weller and Hon. ] a. McDougal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

The Secretary of the Treasury has sanctioned
new gold dollar coin about to be issued from the
Mint at Philadelphia. 1t is about the diameter of a
five cent piece, and bears ON one side an Indian
head, with crown of eagle feathers, and on The
other wreath, surrounding the words " One Dol
larn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

UNFORTUNATE OccrRRENCE.-W learn from
the Charleston Courier that on Friday last, in
Aiken S. c., lad was killed by wound from a
large pair of shears thrown by his father The un-
fortunate man, (who is Mexican, but has lived
some years at Aiken in his occupation as tailor,)
stated that he threw the shears at dog that had
been annoying him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

SECRET SocIETIEs-The Evangelical Lutheran
Synod of Ohio and the adjacent States has passed
a resolution not to admit to church membership
any person belonging to secret societies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20-The brokers here are re-
ceiving the bills of all the Nashville banks at one
per cent discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
Co-PARTNERsHIP NoTICE.--Th

~ undersigned having annotated together. under
the style OF LARUS SHINE e saqdnsi me d,
its various branches, to take effect from the lst OF
July 1884, bag leaveto inform their fiesds and TIE
pubic generally that they opened In the isgs
and commodioas houss. No. ~ Main street. formerly
sseiy opposite Smith Harwood's Hardware Store;
s MasIs 81 HOUSE 90 SuREiTuR FANCY GOODS
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLoCKSin the srsss-
variety. together with al the necessary articles
LIS. WIN sive their undivided attention TO al
sales Of Real and Personal Estate. such - sslans
Houses and Lots, Stock tales Of 9goceliees uu
0oedA Boots Shoes, Hats. House fuintturss &e 10,
which will be attended 70 with prompsnes9 ana &C.
We have in store now, Z splendid stoek OF Goods
of all the yaricus hTAncheA which has besu peSsus
low for cash, and which win BE- sold unussey 'or.
as we are determined TO eatablish = repptau9n w
We hav. large ssd somnoaieas .0os g tss sl e
hoor which will BE- exelusivsy lard = gen saaRssti
fo- 10 door sales vhsEe ecods ef FL eylss g, -
propsIiy stssngsd. and sxhihte4 g saysnsass Pts
'''s' : sa' '''s' 5A 4 & i. 9sihlsE
The subscriber having assumed The rsins,
not 81 stss er rsdsssI IL Il he sslss q Messts
L,.us shine II whlsk sspaeitY - pisdsss si@ =
sell NO exeEtione shall - wAHsln1s % eie sxi y
nsks 4 = ~ !atsress q ~ he nss - e
e9xtonne tne nruas W. = u -. II
:si =: : 9 ;:'ssss :. ':::
~ les ~ lln1 stsSs sSYls1s1 a ~ seass y.
u -, sss IL 3 s. s.
49,. ]: as!ssx a.esEs;
0ACoN bIDE6 AID LAID HID
~ ln1ioefe (ns4t 49, 1eR g. g g. -
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DEATH OF A PROMISING You've MAN
William Arthur Moseley, young man engaged as
clerk in the Whg Office died in this city of typhoid
fever on Saturday last. We copy the following
tribute to his memory from the WAfg:
"A more amable and promising young man we
have never known. He was deservedly esteemed
by all who knew him. His memory will be honor
ed and cherished by those who have been associa-
ted with HIM ia this Office; and sincerely do we
sympathse now with his relatives and many warm
friends in this sad visitation hand of DEATH
which one go dearly loved and respected has thus
been taken away in the very bloom of manhood. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Aug 20.-T The yellow fever Il
prevailing to a limited extent in both Charleston
and Savannah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

HAIL SroRM.-The town of Madison Go ,,...
visited on Tuesday afternoon last by . he.vv !. !,
aorm, which y thought would damage the grow.
ing crops q corn and cotton. The ground was com.
piefely covered, and The hail oflarge size.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
WATERBURY,S

Il BLEAUX OF NATIONAL HISTORY. !
exhibiting through the Northern and Eastern Sta
attracts immense numbers wherever exhibited.
with this enterprise, for only FIJI
CENTS the purchaser receives beautifully
gr.ved GIFT CERTIFICATE, good for two ad
siona TO tho most ennobling exhibition ever offe
to Americans, and one of the following valui
Gifts:
valuable brick house and LOT in Phi
lkdeiphia.. ....................... $40
maaniEcent free-stone from, house
ard lot in New York city ..... Sc
three-story brick house and lot In
the city of Boston. IL
splendid country residence In the
State of New Jsrsey, with fifty
acres of land in high state of Gull
tiValiOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n
/ magnificent gold tea set, containing
20 piecss of aolid California gold,
with solid silver pedestal bsauti.
fully chased-cash valuation. 80. II
10 massive silver tea sets, elegantly
i chased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
49, 100 beautifully situated building lots,
near l.. |. r. R., within few mi.
nutes' ride of New York city..... &C
leo magnificent rosewood pianos, bya
popular maker................. 81
leo silver cups. of various patterns.... {
5000 gold thimblss....
500 gold watches. consisting of Jules
Jergs nson, Cooper, Independent
Second. G hrono m . te Z, Eight
Day. Enamel, Diamond, Magic,
Duplex and English Lever.
Hunting Every heavy for ladies'
and gentlemen...... ........ 50
pairs of splendid horses, carriage,
mn harness &c:...
100 ole CANT silk dress patterns,........ 4
90 beautifully made trotting gigs.....
SEQ, 900 beautiful steel engravings Of the
home of Jefferson. "a
20e, 900 do. OF the Sultsn of Turkey....... q
Joe. 600 90. Of the Gear Of all the Kussias.. Il
100000 do. of the harbor of Venice, the
finest scenery in the wsrld. ...... q
l00, 900 views of Washington crossing the
DoiaW1re. northumberland. IL
loo, 600 descriptions Of Grand Tsblsaux,
forming desirable history of all
the stirring events of tho revolu.
.iou.ss ....... -ts................. -
$500 pieces of fashionable music........ q
Is loans of $1,000 each for fifty years.
without security or interest...... II
9f8 gets of massive silver spoons.......
l00splendid engravings, gilt and fancy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

RACoN HIDE8 AID LAID 80 Hhss
"a !: &: ;s;;s;.;; S !; = Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
ARRA1GNING AN OFrIcE R.-Constable


Lewellen appeared before the Mayor yesterday, TO
undergo examination on the charge of assa1ting
John Soss and his wife, in their own house, FRI
day last. The compliments, from their state
Ger hungry wolf ready to devour them; but the tes
timony Of dsinterssted parties gave very different
version of the whole affair." and induced his Honor to
dismiss the complaint. The Constable, it appears,
Sioss being abaent his wife attacked the officer to
get thu key from him, and in the scnffe tore his
clothes to pieces. After endeavorng get rid of
her for time, Slose up and seeing his wife in
and made at him, to aid the old woman, when he
knock ed over for his thus the matter
ended. fts.
To THE EDIToRs OF THE DIsPATcH.-As
several exaggerated accounts have been published
respecting an at Lynchburg few nights
since and tterribie riot" has boen manufactured
out of very triing affair." few words Of sxpsna-
lion may not come amiss. Barnun's Museum and
Mepagerie exhibited in that city the 17th and
attended during the day and night by two Of the lar
gest audiences ever brought together Ia the State
As the visitors leaving the pavilion ct night,
few stones were thrown and it became necessary for
the protection of inofensive spectators to clear the
ground of those who creating the disturbance.
The ticket wagon not "demolished," no "shcw.
fixtures were damaged" and not one of the company
were either fatally or otherwise injured.
AS Incorrect reports have been circulated respect.
ing extra charges" permit to state that every
thing announced in the bills is shown in
tent, and for single price of admission. Any 'out
sdeishows" following the Museum OF own sd by
Mr.. Barnum, and he has no control whatever over
&c. who follow in the wake of the company travel
entirely ION their own hook, and have connec-
ton with the big exhibition, which of itself Is large
en9ush and egpensise enough, without any ,rsh I'M
General Agent for Barnums Museum.
Richmond, Aug. p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
Rrp EYr's CHALLENGE DEcLIsED.-W'

RED EYES CHALLENGE DECLINED.-Wo
,deratand that letter was received In this city,
from the White Sulphur Springs, Va, stating that
Mr. r. TEr BRoEcK. the owner of the celebrated
race horse Lexington has declined thu: chal.
ienee made by Capt. JOHN BELcHEn, in the last
number of the New York Spirit of the Times, to
match Red Eye against Lexington at four mile
heats over the Union or National Course. $4,000
against Sc, 500, that being the original challenge
made by Mr. Ten Brock against any horse in the
Union, the race to be run on the second Tuesday
In October over the Union Course. MIR. L. b. no
doubt declines account of the party's not accep-
ting his terms as to date. gHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

FINE crcARs.-Mr. Richard c. Hart has left with
uas bundle of choice cigars. which we have mo,
the least hesitation in patfag Ifthey are 4 .am.
Pile Of those he advertises in another column. our
merchants would do well to eall upon him forth
with Arrogant cigar isa laxury to the smoker
while It is at the same time agreeable to those who
happen to be within fnhaIing distance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
DIED,

On Sunday evening, ALICE GERTRUDE infant
daughter of Daniel T. and Mary c. Mauck, aged one
month and twelve days.
On the Goth August, at Charlottesville, Mrs. ANN
7. POORE. relict OF the late Robert Poore, of this
CITY.
The friends and acquantancss of the family are
invited to attend at the new depot of the Central
Railrosd company This Evening, at o'clock to &C.
company her remains to the place OF interment.
Yesterday evening, Mrs. CATHARINE SMACK.
wife of Capt John II. Smack, aged Sc years.
The friends and acquaintances requested to at.
tend her funeral This Evening, at O'Clock from the
81 Presbyterian Church, ON Church Hill, fRev. Mr..
Dunniag'G)
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. q

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown. Cavendy, New York, rndze
and passengers. AZ - -
Ludiam 4 Watson. -
schr Judge Baker, Bogsrt, New York, mdzs.
w. Robarts. Ps'af ooos'
sshs w ] Doyle, Wilson, Brandon, wheat. War.
AT THE BAR, Bound UP. ~
N5,ns Cordsiia, Dorman, Windsor, N g., plaster. n
SAILED, 8ss secs {.
schr Car Evans City Point to 6niah loading for
Schr Gao. w. Krebbs, Zimmerman. oeorr.to~p.
D. O w. D. Colquift Co. : 49, - - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

ArrrmpTEp SuIcIDE.-A few days since
. r,arried lady, naddened by family difficulties,
walked up the tow path of the canal until getting
near the pump House, when she plunged into the
river and would have drowned In a few minutes,
I'D she moi been rescued by a well known citizen
sd bie can. who being near the scene rushed into
the water and saved the fair one from death It Is
sad that on finding herself foiled in her effort at SELF
destruction, she fought like wild cat and positive
~ refused to give her name to her rescuers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

Number of white interments under IL years of
age, ...'.....
Number of black interments under II years of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

The disappointment of Gen. Concha, the
former popular Governor General of Cuba,
in place of the odious Pezuela, will give
great satisfaction to the Cubans.
The New York Herald publishes The fol-
lowing interesting dispatch from Washing
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE, l2l Main It., Yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

AMU6EndEMTe
GRAND ERIAL ASCENSION,
AT PETERSBURG.
WEDNESDAY,

u 9 ,.. To s ssssm mo At.
be dssrous Of vitnssss the lo1st grand aseension Of
Prof ELLIOTT, with his splendid Balloon. I6A.
MOND AND PETERSBURG AAILRoAD On ia
above day.
The Train will lsave Richmond ct r. H.; and RI.
turning. leave Petersburg ct CT r. NJ. -
II Tickets for the round trip, to 70 and return.
can be procured at the cce previous 70 the stsrtins
Of the Train, fer 81 Is only.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-27
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,
Analytical Physician
attendance at his rooms as follows

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows.
Ravenna---Prentiss House, Wednps sday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, p. M 9th and 2Sth Dec.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday Goth December.
Warren-Clnton House, Monday, lst of January.
Cleyeland-Ameriean House, Thursday and Friday
7th and 9Th Dec. 80
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Infiammations, Rhsuma-
tism, Asthma, ,hortness Of Breath difficulty breath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness. or Nervous disa-
Derangement Of the stomach Bilious Affections, GRAY
invited to call. NO.
bleeds nor blisers; nor is he Homgpathst; he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antmony, OF any other minera
as medical agentnor is he Thofnpsonian, he nette
steams gives emetics His theory of diseases dfer
from all others that have been adopted, but not morS
SO than his system of treatment. He does not maxi
sick to make WE'LL down TO build up again,
alay any nervous irritation, by patchingup with ano
dynes. ---7'..,s,. Il. -1. q,
An unbiased opinion as 10 the probabiitYofa eur
always given. Subjecting the patientto no expens
without reasonable prospect Of suecesssa s1i.. RI
DR.. Toms, ,sir-Knowing the yastamountof suffer
ing existing among females Of the present day, an
having drank to the dregs from their bitter cup of af
fictiona, gladly make known what In my own cas-
has proved the long sought remedy Y 'f'S
My health has been poor for eighteen years. and tel
years Of that time spent In bed helpless sufferer
scarcely able to shup long enough 70 nave my be-
The misery Of those years cannot describe. Pre-
apus Uteri with heat weak and pain through smal
of the back and abdomen, and sharp pains extendin
down the limbs were among the earlier symptoms =
Walking or standing became diflcult at fFst and
length utterly impossible. Soon digestion iailed AZ
the heart and dizziness and oppression OF ne head
also added 70 my sufierngs. Physicians from ar ap
neat were employed, by one OF whom ! vas talisate
ton obtained In October, year ago. Improve
ment was slow at drst. have not only been able
leave my bed bG, am now doing mSs. sS 2. Sy S0us
1cOnVentonc0. I Z YOnf0 truly. .t.g
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-27
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

INHE largest assortment OF Books and Sta
Il uonery ever offered to the citizens of Portage
county, will be found at the Ravenna Book Store, on
Main Street, opposite the Preutiss House.
ROOKS-SchooI books of every kind used
~ in this section. Also standard works, Histories,
Poetry, Tales, miscellaneous works, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Juvenile Books, Primers, &c. =
STATIONERY-Every style and variety
~ srom the most common, to the most supurb.
WALL PAPER-The largest and most
w elegant stock of Wall Paper, all styles and pri-
ces with Border to match, ever offered in Portage
county The stock is purchased of the manufactures,
and may be relied on for strength and durability.
FANCY GOODS-A beautiful stock and
stock and extensive variety of Fancy Goods, Toys,
&c, Tor old and young.
DERFUMERY-Al large and elegant stock
of Harrison's choicest Perfumery always on hand.
,TANDIES.--A full assortment, warrantc.
" to be made from the best materials. .r
SODA FOUNTAIN-A Soda Founthin
~ in superb order will be in constant play during
the hot days of Summer.
w ILLOW WARE-A good stock of Will
w low Ware constantly on hand, embracing Wag-
ons, Chairs, Basket, &c.
DOWDER-Coarse and fine Powder, best
l. quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts, &c. .l.
pIRD CAGES-The best assortment OF
ID Bird Cages in the county; Bird Seed, Fish Bone
Bathing Dishes, and all the "fxins."
DOOK ,BTNDERY--Boo Binding in eve-
I'D ~ variety and style, done on short notice. The
Rndery has of Hick first class Ruling Machines
Blank Books ofevery variety ruled to order-periodi
Gals bound, old books rebound and every branch Of
the business attended to in the best manner. .
lob PRINTING Of every description done
in the most beautiful manner ever executed in the
estcrn country. Power Press will soon be added Ia
the Printing establishment, and with all modern i'm
provements in printing type, splendid stock of Cards
and paper,--all kinds of Job Printing, Cards, hand
billss posters, Bill Heads, Blanks, Pamphlets, Books
&c., Will be done in style unsurpassed and to entire
satisfaction. ii 4.-ts r, ~ ,7a.at a .. sr., .a.1
this Extensive establishment, the Public respectful
ly requested to cell at the .i 4. n4.g.t.a. .!t
~. 4 '{h,, RAvENNA BOOK STORE, Is
May s, 1854. opposite the Prentiss House, Main st.