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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21

Thomas III, Gibson, .byiujas
sgPLUMBER AND GAS RlpPBRsHl
No. o UUi0n 81, opposiie c, III. B0yy's Rope si0rt,
lRGS leave 70 INFORM hIa lytpls and te pp9l sep
O siothAt ie continues 10 cary OH the nlu blng ed
a 6Ghg gih5ll It's vhI0us bsncbesi
oitsa share OF publ palronege i.n II
lie has scpnsiantY Oh hand lead and iron nlIeai cop
mon and ralet hydrants, clsiern pumr8 bath boeTs,
ter eoselg wash btsih6 cold water fountains ior ho
elH wtier cOdleH fof private hnlllesho ho! nnu eOlg
shower BATHS bath tubsi lead and iron elnqno bQNe ad
cOins haters Kettles Ietosior bleaching aud all oileI
chem cti anpaAihsi etc Paelores, oie. hsd pp wlib
dlaateh. r t2It.." 49,,
lRsO chandeliers, pendants brackets bsllar lishi',
candle burnnrs elc Y ra.IIl.- IN tttaa Low, 1,,uNli
AordeA left az the above place VIII be thankplY 20;
cbivtd and promptly attended, TO, ~,
III il.ty yAll ordsfs nom the country viii meet Wlth
prompt Ailenton,i ill1 ell llll- AllsIolea (
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Nheeling and PlttsbuEgb. r.la.

= ---------1 TUE Meet UNW WU9 low d --fTh---U
tHN BieametB or this Limo NIL - -
leave Wheeling az lollowH - /. a-. ~
AnEbIA, Capt. Galiagisr1 every NYedneeday StIfA'N
hCHKV0tTi So Hendersohy every Frlday RlHgA,iNtuf
DAM lNYEBS, Capt AYeTs,". Sunday atb AtN'
Fot freight CrPaHtgebP bPplyto p.pvp ~
Bak6f X Co.is wharfb0tt' Shippers eanshP1th time
IN tile wharf boat. . a-.A mT5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21

lReEulht ebhneoti0ns ato mdde al Otvolaud WIN te
above Raoads, andSt welSyllle NJ tho above lagfN
Steamers, -. tt,t
,ALEX, ,DoY IRr Atei, ileuhsliylle,t igl l. suidsi
,,,f' ". DURANp, Supprlhsl9pgk 75l
lfsb93libsi u-'iN 71lF" C.N p, n. r., Cleveland.
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The above steamers connset at wheeling With The
Z BALTIMoRB & OHi0 RAfGRoADI'2 "a
EoR TME kA9

Pastenssrs for Cleyra6d Coluubosi TpedoQ Dsiyoli,
Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee, Or q Great WeA'i ior bY
Rlo Hjthta Fdlls Albany OF Boitnni ior New Yot, VIE
New and Bile, or New York Cent, al Railroad line,
Wilt hll this cheap expeditions, eonlolsble ard pleas
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Insignfdnesu us Ligtid Hal. DE.
UNo those WISHING haT dys ihat npy be depended up
il oi, we eancheetuy ieeoinnend tile above. Thebest
pfcity eeehte can 30 given IS % its superiority oyer
Inl feisiI III fS-t5t TIA. LOGAN & CO., lIt
haRli ita faR Sole ag'nls In this CITY,.
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New Walton and JeWeIry Store

-tittH p lulWllEE LIN q . wa s.iH
TFNHB suhrodber would ca tic attention OF the public 10
Me well selected Rtuek OF watches, eoeks lewelTy,
WO,e, aud ancy goods, Ylehheis is now opellE
His stock Is inpst OF gold aud silver watches,
keys, Eserds and cliaus 80 .i.H 'H 9Ht HiA
Byely leso rlpiou of gqldleWeTyi f.II q egllilIa
Goll, silver, silver platedand common sleeteoesl M
Putb slyo table, lea dessert, sugar, mustard aud salt
spUOts, and butte orhnivesi I".ie. 'N. 20
Plated aud German silver forks, spoons, butter bnVea
etc, etc. ... Ia..I ita asa. .s.r. sfttrf To JIE
PORT monraes, pocket culleryitelssorai % ..-..,.
O. 'VkRV fiNH takOts, strops, shaving cream, etei
Pcunery, cOmbs brushos aud great variety on ianoy
goods if. N L.lI et.L.a ID .fylIuf 8yIlat WLi
paIeuar attention paid TO TepalTng waches eloeka,
and leNelty, aid engraving handsomely done;
"a share ofpati oh6se ibrespee lfuy solluiied 80
.ap6-AU 81 tUiWri ti.aH v r. btOWNnI
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, go.
on JBRiH, D. sIIBPPARD would respectfully in
fornhisnisnds aud the public, tbat lie has 70.
S moved lis estah islnleni 10 No. t8ii Main Street
corner OF Unou where will DO found constantly on nnl
aIge and well elected nt of all articles In hs
line, conslstlng,of snddleh Bridlegi AlqrleHS,
Cnrpet Ishgs, scotch Upper md Hog altiu
Collars, t1Ilmes, whips, &c,io;C &c. Il.
A"1Gwhloh alo nianuaetuTcd BY CQmpftSnt woIkuleIi
TIE be8i naioais and NSil b6 sold CHEAP FORCASH,
Thn's desihns purchase are requested TO caandeX
amPe for tbemselvesRtl IQpE .f.f.hA gI
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PPRR, TIN, & BlIBET, AtsOh WAR q
H.tsl,i Mo n41fn ofd1.yy Iluu. H'iH tH

THANkgUL for The libersl patronage heretofore
n1 bestowed mOnhim The subscriber wouldIcspeotiul'
ly inform his friends and the public generally that be
oontuues 10 mqnVaciure tie aboyc paed articles IN
all their variety, Which has always onhand good as
sortmen for wholesale and retail at very low priest
lie also Keeps on hand, cooking stoves OF the most az
proved patterns for coal aud wood.
Job work win oonnue 10 receive his rateuSr attention
and be executed with promptness and ih stye that wl
nleasethe most iastlduus. tltl
aug2i 4aH .l4 tl .HH.r r. NARNBY, no. 3, sMRtnst
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. b. g gBFP5FRR49 7 22Bh EDITORS.
.,,y Camel Of Main and Quincy Streets
OtilOI Otiil''I.. nam QUncy,Sl. y. ,sss Is


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GEORGE MENDG1
RhlnHAI VHnfft Efrdef.s
1AGUERiIlF FiijIOTiYl3iil q AMI, ,BRlY,

&C.,. 5La,s,li AstU. EsAlGnlt D6S Es invites
Ht lps-1|S5 5attentlon to hts Daguerrean Rooms, aud
4ieIlk2Si7 Apparatus, noWthe result oGyeala Of
n .cSl'slenee and close aPpleailonlpt thO
n ait Confident that be now optnbi1ep
T4-1f,-l inhisestabshDlsnt an Oh The Improve
mcns which time ana proper tests have proven valuable
10 Tan promise 10 produce Likenesses combng All she
beauty and rrleeton wehhas yst been attained bythe
DalHertean.piocess ul bt lIgo! rft .lUC.F
For the sihbeys end commoiiops style IN which hlA
roonB a tied uD he tnvies Tie public 70 land eYam
Ineprihemsegcs lila Cabinet OF SpoclmenE are always
Oneu for iDspeotiOn, VI slba lafai pu syt tii
Hkenesses taken In all kinds OF weather, angy, orln
Egpus also, post mortem Rhort tnoee
~ well selected stock OF Chemoalat paleaJ
cases lockets, DC always on hand and for sale i
Isopuiat Me- 80 Monroe utss pear tho Poat OHee
DbylsThHg H Noi slhFlfsl lfy
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ti,.5g. t- 1i iogisW 9t B6BTthpHEg trr1 iefQ0j
Messrh Rvahs a Wato6n, liiladenhlt Gent l,lntfi3
Wshdve much esshre nIeeonhe ndihB s6dr ~ Itl
honi you hlvi1 saved oht book ana Contents elttt
ofler uulsTgolBg aN cry severe hetl duJiugth Gfe
deatroyed tile entire block Of hhldngA on Arch nlrto4
whtTi On (le Sciuyll, oil the 9Th Of yuhe 1850.
..n,,,r Your'' very TsSlsSsISel8 HTlsS;Sf n HbkkF l6
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M ft sits REMOVAL. q. len ttss s q. nam
AE EESsRS COWGtLL q 'McSWORJS, and y. q.
RI 6UO(Nf q. Co.. lavB removed iTVln Water street
10 Uie OF Mt, Padon,s largo new Yqreou9es on MeHl
street where they solicit the conuuuaceo the axoE OF
tIelr friends. rTrnnfr lO rHLuD H1H ~ 11AN1Yl
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22

THE Crown OF ENGLAND.-The follow
ing is estimated as the value Of the jewels
in this magnificent: Twenty diamonds
round the circle, fl,5oo each, 100000;
two large center diamonds, f2,OOo each
$4,000; .ifty-four smaller diamonds, placed
ct the angle OF the former, GIoo; four
crosses, each composed OF twenty-five da-
q monds, Gl2,0o0; four large diamonds on the
top Of the crosses, $4,000; twelve dia-
monds contained in feur-de-lis, 10000;
eighteen smaller diamonds contained in the
same, $4,000; pearls, diamonds, &C., upon
tire arches and crosses, 10000; also, one
hundred and forty-one small diamonds, f5,-
900; twenty-six diamonds in the upper cross
E3Oo; two circles Of pearls about the rim
E3,o00. Cost Of the stones in the crown
exclusive Of the metal, flll,9oo.
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EEnPnOVGs.

GRIFFIN & .BOSTWICK, Having re-
VI moved their Furniture TO their new roonisi in the
phGIix Bl0ck, directly over Bostw.cb's dry goods
Store are prepared 10 walt their customers TO any
thing III their line, our stock consist IN part follows:
Sofas from, SIS TO u Jenny Lind, $5s, Tetc-e-te1e
}lce ofce spitsthc young exactly Mahogany chairs,
Marble Top Tables, Quartet and card tables, whatho
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foot stools, &c. -. AIbf'
= Also d lrc lot Of Hall Stands, they arc n beauty.
As0 splendid lot oflookin Glasses ,frouI lsto re-.
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames. r., VIZ, ,stG
4, fGe lot of ltair, Cotton, and Husk Matrasses,
or Hair Mattrasscs are manufactured in our own vi
cinty, (ly Mr., MeLain, Of Rootsto@h, and we war
ranl tie Hair be the first quality oflolg Horse Hair;
the Iiusk and cotton. are coming into general use In
many placss. ,...,, :"
sion Bctl Bottom! These beds have now been thor
oughy tried and all who have used Them pleased
with them, we have improved THE bottom by making
them thicker than at first, sell them from 49,
So and upwards, every person who would hayes bed
stead, should buy at least for themselves and We
assure them they will bay no other after. g.s.
We have full assortment of common furniture,
cane seat chairs Of all kinds, flOm S5 and upwards
bureaus from SO and upwards, Stands 81 so and up
wards and cord beds cheap If people will have
them, Tables 50, and other work in proportion.
We have been at considerable expense in fitting up
our rooms and we invite all to call and what we
have We know We can sell cheap. to say the least
of it, as in Cleveland or Gscwhere; If the people
satisfied that this is the ease, will they sustain
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work Pur
chased in the village, will be deyereda the House Of
| the purchaser n s.ulI .s..s .sg...t .. 45J-f
| Rayeuna March Ia. 1854. ..s.s. -s.-
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Dentistry.

a DR. A. A. Harris has associat-
GYTSeSA ~ ed with him in the practice of Den
-1Ilbt tistry, Dr. J. g. Willis, and they have
fitted up rooms in the PhoniN Block, east end over
Richardson's Hardware Store for the purpose of carry
ing on the Dental business in its various branches and
to offer generous public the latest improvement in
their profession
they are permanently located in Ravenna, althosc
wishing work done by them depend on having
work done in a proper manner; such as whole Sets
OF Teeth, minor Sets, partial Sets Teeth ceaIIsed
and fill with Gold Foil. crystazed Gold Tin Foil
Teeth extracted with tle Of choroform without
They have preparation destroying the nerve ofach
ing teeths and will perform all other work incident to
their profession.
We intend to free ourselves from all impositons
practice by pretandcrs. We will be governed in out
pra"tce strictly 10y priuciple, and viii not knowingly
perform any operations wrong, matter how strongly
solicited what the inucemcnt may be.
All operations performed on the teeth in our office
will be warranted andno person is required to take OF
nav for work unless perfect satisfaction is given
Raveena. March II, 1854. 4J5-n
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The Grcat Achievements of Life.

The highest achievement of moral phil
eso2hy, is to rise above the cares, vexations,
and disappointments of life; and the ten
dency of religion, resting upon divine ba.
sis, buoys the true Christian above the evils
that surround him, and inspires him with
moral fortitude and vigor to battle every
calamity, and to maintain and unrutiled spir-
It amid the billows and conflicting currents
which agitate the ocean of human exist
ence. II the hurricane RACES, instead Of
yielding to its fury, and giving way to des
pondency, he exerts every energy to ward
of danger, and strives to look forward, in
dulging soothing hope that the future will
be less disastrous than the present The
method of encountering the evils to which
everybody to greater or less degree is
exposed, deprives disappointment ofits sting,
is an antdote to the poison of slander, and
begets a spirit of cheerfulness which is es-
sential to happiness. He is like the Eagle,
which, when clouds overspread the earth,
rises above them TO enjoy the sunshine. No
matter if in his pecuniary, domestic and
social reations--if he suffers his spirits to
be discomposed by triang annoyances, he
is q stranger to enjoyment. and every day of
his life is embittered by some petty cause
of vexation, which his own morbid disposi-
ten magnifies into serious calamity. On
the other hand, overwhelming must be the
misfortune, which can PROSTATE man that
has been disciplined to patient endurance,
and habtuated himself to uniform cheer.
fulness Of mind.
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GROCERIES, &C.
. For the spring Trade.

GROCERIES and Provisions at Whole.
VI sale and Retail. The Subscribers respectfully In
yite the attention OF Merchants throughout The eouny
q slt on SSsS and and % sei
additions daily made. Our stock. eOpprises eNe e1
thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision Establish
menls which are prepared 20 sell al low as an!
house in the county. Baing working men ourselves
Feeling grateful 70 our fdends for their liberal pa
tronage extended TO rs, we assure them that cAu
Them creator indu cemets this season, than before.
The following comprises portion of our stock 81.
.r..ta CoFFEE. ."-. -s
Rio and Laguara, Cubs, and Old Government Java
SUGAR, MOL AssEsAN RUP,
n. o. and ?. r; Sugar; GranuGtod, DO; Powdsrot
do; Crushed do; b, and c. Coffee do; Double refined
Loaf sugar; New orlcaus MolasSes; CardeHas do
Green & Ssuarts syrnE i.eH zs.
..r- '.s,-n sPICRs. is's r a. g.
Cloves; Nuttnegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard
CaE dci Pepper Sauce; Csssia; Ground Pepper, Spice
cinnamon. A-t 's"i --'H
FRUITS. @.
Boxes NJ r Raisins; Layer do; Cluster do Seed
loss do; Boxes and Drums Ees Almonds; Brazi
Nuts; FiIberts; English WaInuts; Pea Nuts; Coed,
NUT, Liquorice; Olive on; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS .sa -t.r.,
Young Hyson; Gunpowdcr; Imperial; Old Hyson
Black. ....r '#'
Goldfish; Macnerel; whitefsh; Trout; Pickerel; No
l and Scaled Herring. 7..- o.. s-4.4-r.ss
ToBAc GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore
spun; general assortment Of fine cut chewing; Til
foil. fine cut and 10 papers smoking; Warwick &
Bryun's can; Spanish, half spanish aud common CT
gars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDL LES.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burweli's chem
wash. do, No. ] Washing do; Adamantne do; Whit,
bar do: Star Candles; Sperm do Stearne do; Tallop
do. ..- ~. t+'.N Dc
OIL.
Lnseed; Sperm Lard: Sweet.
SUND RIEs. ..-
Bed cords; Painted PaiIS; Tubs: British Lusirc
Copperas Alum; Chalk; Rosin; Tar; Madder; Can
dewiek; Wrapping twne; COrdage; Indigo; Pickles
Sardines; Tapioca; MaccarOni; Rice -four; Baskets
Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar; Sup. Carb. Soda; Sa
Soda Tartaric Acid; Whiting; Putty; Flour Sulphur
0ttar; Satpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum; Black ing
Glassware; Stonewarc; Paper; Ink; BroOms; Lime
Matches; Powder; Candies; Saleratus; Starch; Engls
split Pea; Osage Orange Seed tor Hedges; Toys; Wal
lets; Snuff Boxes; Steel Pens; Lead Pencils; States
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faucets, &c.
PROVI SIONS.
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Petatocs Vim
egar; Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams Shoulders
Pork; Fish Butter: Turnps; Peas Corned Beet
Cheese; Rice; Crackers Pickles. Onions; Bcets; Ton
gucs; Maple MolaSses; do. Sugar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep our aSsor rtme nj fresh fall through
! out the season, and solicit examination from an
one disposed 20 purchase. -s'
| N B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce
rtakcn in exchange for Good at rates which will
satisfactory. w. SMITH 81 co.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853 N.E
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The Union. The whole Union
and Nothing hut the Union.
UNITED STATES.

States 81; Territories 9,''population F25,.
ooo, 900; agriculture, snnual value $2,OoO,.
100000; corn, most valuable, yielding an
nually $4oo,oOo,OOO; tonnage, 4,5O5,ooO
tons; capital in manufactures 5000 900 900
imports, 1853, 1916, S,6o7e, and exports
$3.50, 1915, ,lb9; labor, (other than agricultu
RAIL- annual value, 500,oOO,O00; aggre.
gate individual income, $l,OOO,OOO, 900; Cal.
ifornia gold per annum, 800, 100000; coal
fields, surface, l33,l32 square miles; re-
ceipts for customs, lands, ETC., 1853, $751;
S37,574; expenditures for the same time,
$443,563,263 national domain, 2,l74,I88
square mile of land; national debt $50 ,0OO,-
600; banking capital, 100000, 900; schools,
$1,000; academies, 5000; colleges, 234, and
churches, $500. Only one in twenty two
Of it's white inhabitants cannot read and
write, and nineteen millions Of it's twenty
one millions of whites are native-born. -
Ito mountains are the highest, its praries
the most extensive and beautiful Such is
its present: what will be its future?
OF every 73 inhabitants Of the United
States, one dies every year.
OF the free inhabitants Of the United
States, 100000 and a few more are ma
tives; 100000 and few more were born
in other countries.
1t is computed that there will be twenty
enc thousand miles of railway in the United
States upon the first day of January next
The longest railway upon. the surface of the
globe is the Illinois Central, which is 7Sl
miles in length, and is rapidly approaching
completion. .....
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New Firm. New Store, New Goods,
II AL RVAipI Z & Mnnuan hauinn enterad

| AIN MILF " lunyaH, navlhg entereu
~ into co-partnershp IN the Ready Made CloEhing
business would respectfully invite the attention OF
their friends, customers and the public generally, to
their, stock of SE.ASON.4BLE CLO1HI.N(1 adapt
ed to every, age, tastes and profession. Als0 Boy
and youts Clothing for all sizes and conditions of the
juvenile community and exertons will continue to be
made TO keepthis department as complete as possible.
a,1 OUR FURNISHING GOODS, ~
mbrace q fun and eomplete assortment Of Shirts,
lckies Gloves. Hosiery. Suspenders, Stocks Scarfs,
crayats, Neck kTics. Hdkfs., &c. a..tf!ts ftersy
TIE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT contains great
variety bfCiots. Cassiherers Vestings, &C.. embrac-
ling almost every article OF seasonabe goods for Cen
temcns Garments, which will be made up TO order at
short notice, at reasonable priees in tastefnl and Fash
torable style. 5'tt'fNa. p AHt h's'1}s t."..7ia
ESSThorcdgh workmanship and uncxcepiionable fits
warranted in all cases. ~ a4s5tt
tpt sThe System Of tcrinsi Is one prices and no de-
Walton. The price of such garment daFticeis mar
ked in Plaf gnfes, and small but regular pfon up
on each article! BY hfs system ao one,Ihowever IN
lexpeffencedf fs tabie u above the market prices
sold Tlh SswarrsnssSN g ,trFMy@N NassfePse
f7sde one do0feast OF the Bficic Block.
Ravsnna, May -, 1864. 1877
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a. While DR.. Samuel Johnson wa. co

~ % While DR.. Samuel Johnson was court.
ing his intended wife, in order to try her
he told her he had no property; and, more.
over, be one had an old uncle that was
hanged To which the lady replied that
/ she had no more property than he had; and
: u AZ to her relatives, although she never had
I one that was hanged, that she bad 4 nuns
bes that dSsAssl To- bs,o slas .sG ael
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
WARE-ROOMS,
3 doors East II the PhHnix Block.

THE Subscriber having gone into the Fur
l. niture business very extensively, is f-eparcd to
furnish bis customers with Furniture of the latest and
best styles.
As have on hand and am receiving daily from the
well known establishment of NJ. Denerest Of Free
dom, argeassortment of rich and and common Fur
ntnre Of every description, to numerous to particular
ize ali Of which style and workmanship is warrant
ed 10 be equal to any in this market.
My facilities for manufacturing and buying as not
equaIed by any other establishment consequently am
selling TO furniture dealers, and all others much cheap
er than can be bought elsewhere.
Those vino are furnishing Houses are particularly
invited to call and examine for themselves, as the Fur
niture will recommend tselfto all who are judges.
2. s. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring;
also Sash. Blinds and Doors of my manufacture.
am preparedto plane, tongue and groove Flooring
under IA inches wide Of any thickness short notice
Ravenna, june 90, 1854. J.V.TURNHAM.
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Exchange Office.

DOBINSON, KING & CO., have opened an Office
IL in the Democrat building, in Ravcnna, and art
prepared TO discount short paper, buy and sell Gold
Silver, and Eastern exchange on liberal terms. In
tcrest paid deposits and credited to deposters semi
annually, and deposits left specified time at suct
rates as may be agreed upon.
Collections made and remitted promptly at usua
rates. 47D.3m