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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Sale of Real EsVnfc.

pursuance oan order made by the Probate Court Of the
county OF Portage, the 10th day of July 1854 in
an Petition for the sale of real estate, therein pending
wherein John aymakcr Guardian Petitioner and his
sad wards and Others respondents, shall offer for SALE
pnoe auction on the premises on the 18th day of August
1913 The following real estats, to wit situate Franklin In
said coun being part ofot No. o. beginning the center
OF e kyeron the west line said lott thehcs u
deg along the town line is chains, So links thence K,
deg NJ chains So links; thence s. 2a deg; E. % chains
:" lhk thence rnversng the stream down the place
ocgnng containing "4s and 30 rods ofand except
hent Also one half in lot No. 25 said town be-
gnnthg at point on The south line of the road ,adng from
fankin Mills TO Stow III feet W. of Dc Peyatcr line
running about 16 rods the south limo olot 25 thence
along said line rods; thence 10 rods; thence Dong said
road rods TO the place Of beginning II.
First piece appraised at s9G4,O0.
Second q o31O0
Terms OF payment made known on hay or sale,
El'4W D.. JOHN HAYMAKkR, by
EfICnLRL SIT his Attorney.
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SIleriR Snln

Viriue Of writ Of ri Fa directed and delivered
~ rom the Court Of Common Pleas of Portage county,
have levied and shall expose public sale 70 the highest
bidder at the Marble Shop of c, Burwe the village OF
Ravenna, In said county, % :
on Saturday, The 22d day Of July, inst,
following property TO wit Two slabs of Marble partly
Finished and one unfinished Marble Monument
iuken in Execution as the popery of c. o. Arnold at the
SUI sun o. JasElhon q Sherman 47I2w
Sherin's ohIee Portage Co,l JAMES wooMARD, Sheriff
July II, 1854. by w, B. MATEupws' lIenuty
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Murrif0.

In Frank lin on the 4th inst, BY David Dunbar, Esq Mr.
WILLIAM L. RUSSELL and Mrs. EUNICE CHURCHILL,
all Of franklin.
At tho Paris House, Paris, the ID ,ns Brainard
selby, Jr Esq, Mr. APoLLoS D. STOW, OF Paris and Miss
HANNAH NJ. CALDWELL, OF Edinburgh.
AT tho residence Of Mr. George Boyd Paris on the 4th
inst, by the same, Mr. ANDREW WIRE, aud Miss BETSY
NJ BOYD. all of Pars
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
New YORK, July 7

"''-'' @O1RHb SUIJ u
AT late hour last night cotton merchant was
detected in the act of setting fire to his store on
South street, near Fletcher street. He was seiz.
by the officer and then attempted to bribe him.
The policeman refused and the prisoner was lock-
ed up to whit further action in the matter. II is
reported this afternoon that the prisoner has COM
United suicide in the tombs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

LAWRENCE, Mass, July lO.--A serious dis
turoance occurred OH Saturday night, between
the Americans and Irish, the latter having raised
the Americ ms flag with cross over it, Guns
and pistols were discharged, and the Irish were
put to fight. Several OF their houses were gut
tel. The military were ordered out and the ri
oters dispersed. AL was quiet on Sunday.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Legak Notice.
William Paulus, Ex'r,
In the Probate Court Of Portage
County.

William Paulus, Ex'r,l
Catherine Merkel and In the Probate Court Portage
al heirs and legal rep County.
resentatiyes OF Peter
Merkel deed. Petition 10 sell Land
Catherine Merkel, Peter Long, May Long, George Mer-
kel, who resides in Illinois, Margaret Baneitcr who re.
sides in Germany, Andrew Kizor Margaret Kzor, Samuel
Iraser. Mary Traster John Merke Catherine E. Msrkel
and Looms Meke Of Portage county, are here.
by notified that William Pauus executor Peter Merkel
deceased has ed in said Court his petition praying the
sale Of the the following premises 10 Wit being 10 lot No
In Sufheld containing "a 660O acres, particularly
scrtbedn said petition in order discharge debts and
eacies Of said decedent and the next term Of said Court
or so thereafter the legally be done
der will be taken for the sale said real estate unuss said
persons appear aud plead answer or-demur threcto.
June 18th 1853. MICHAEL STUART,
466Ow Attorney for Petitioner.
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a destructive fire occurred at Currolton, KY,
on the night of 9th inst. The dislilleries of
Messrs: Root d Co., and Mr.. Snyder, were burnt
with all their contents, and large number of
hogs Loss estimated at 100000
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

OF Robert J. Ward. Sr., sent in bill to the
Louisville Councils for damage done to his house
by the citizens OF that place. The Councils have
refused to pay it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

-ihe C;ar's anSwer to Austrian Note
.s..-.-..s - ,. New YORK. july 8.
The United States Mail Steamer RaLtic arry
ed ut this port at o'clock this morning. Sh
lett Liverpool at o'clock "Wednesday, Jun
18th, made the run in o duys, l6 hours and s.
minutes, BY steam alone Continental news
very seanty. There is no fresh intelligence from
the East
On the 23d, Narclso Costra, mother of the for
In.' minister o. 'hat nane' wss arrested at Mad
'" m.
,te M.ng paragraph aatea az u. refers
'Isn' 'ufe. ''"'' eoh'a'hea IN Tue hon'feaS o
!'rTSt"ey Tta
Ane nah'ge oy me olocKade OF the coast o
ts nai.'r anu ptacH seas may DC estimated near
aecoialhg 70 We ordlnary rates OF exports ant
imports, 'nus III 1893 SUI irelghted vessels en-
60. 'ne po's " na'uc. aoou' tn same number
Acle shese Pofls' @ooo vessels entered the Black
80 ."a"'"s tosal C' VI ~, ,ooo'ooo lols'
iEDiA AND |hiNA'-!ne express sent III ad'
Vsacs OF cne overland Mai has arrived. briei
'pS,rSc' OF ehe prihcipal items OF news was given
w ~; -nohI"!
"o iN"'S''n ''tu"uro" Is supposed 70 nave Ia
nsH i'gs On 'ne coast OF hamsKa'Aa' one ot
I'VE V'Ete's was seer, ABOUT 80 days SINCE at Woo
,,S' "hFss sue naa put N Ior lntelgence. al,
w etcoCuhG vessels ordered home, our naval
Ivy! %'fy' mounting 244 guns ana ~ steamers;
~ 'he luuian NAVY mounting I2o guns OF the
'sry iafsese calloTe' ana heayy metal; IL sail OF
.As saHe Service mounting loo gums making Il
~ .ota' ~ % Vesseis anu 1oo guns exclusive OF
tne rencn o!uaaron. Is not the RUSSIAN
"qoadroh lnat Is feared by our Mercantile Mar-
me- out firates rom California sailing undeT
"ussssu co!ofs
SIEGE OF slLEsTRIA
A priyGte letter from Constantnople. June 9TH.
contains news from Siestria OF which the fol.
lowing is the summary: Alter the attack ON the
~ Of Nav, which was described as sanrunary,
iaa Russians retired TO prcpare for an assault on
the 3lst. They advanced with calibre force, and
renewed the assault, in the same order as before.
niarg we're repulsed, and the same eve. under a
Avg OF truce demanded permission to take off
their dead and wounded, not less than 1000,
On The Cd the general pssault took nlace. md
tbe1i ihole Of the fourth took place while the Rus
sian Aotila bonbarded the town, but thanks to
the truly heroic intrepidity of the Turks and the
excellent management Of their General-in. Chief,
the Russians were again yctoriousl, beaten off.
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Once Franklin and Warren Raj
FRAEKLIN. PoRTAeR Co.

fRAHKLfH, PORTAGE Co., o. June IL. 1854.
orlcR hereby given 70 Ihe stOek hodes OF The Frank.
ha and Warren Rail Road company, that The unBusI
ee'hg Ior The election Of o6cen for sAid company, viii
place Al s once saoresaid. on the second Tuesday 81
'alI, ssoS%msneins a 10 O'Clock, A.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows
Kavenna--.trentiss House, "Wednesday afternoon apd
Thursday until O'Clock, P. M Cd and Sd August.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Monday, lst August.
Cleyeland-Amercan House, Thursday and Friday 1911
and l4th of July. - "
Warren-Gaskill House, Monday, 7th of Aupust
Ihose afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver. Lungs
hldneys or Spleen lnfammatons, Rheumatism, Asthma
Shorness of Breath difficulty of breathing Dyspenso dro
sy Weakness or Nervous disabilities, Restessness Loss o.
APPETITE Constipation Derangemen Of the Stomach Biou,
Affections Grave White Swelng any long standing dix
cases. are invited TO call
No CHARGE FOR DIR t. neither b,ead
bsers; morris he Homapats he Mercury Ar.
senlc Animony orany other mineral medical
he ThOmpsonian,he neither steams emetics e
Oy of diseases differs from all others that have be en- adone
but not more so than his system of treatment He docs moi
make sick to make wel tear down to build up again. nor
allay any nervous irritation, by patching anodyncs
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being attendance accord
strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion the probability ofa cure al.
ways given Sube, ting the patient expense without
reasonable prospect Of success. -
ABSCESS.'
To continue tho promised variety we this month
the following numerous cases Of Fever sores white swengs
Lumbar and other assesses have been successfully treated
wit IN the ast year Tho cures invariably effected by
internal detergent remedies for Character In
this class of diseases particularly take pleasure in con-
asng the result with any all other modes Of treatment
We again invite nyalds to search and acQunnt them
selves with the circumstances published and at the same
time challenge our enemies to show single Testimonial
distorted or ever eoored in the least essential particular
Case Of Mr. Joshua Eusrhart Of Plain tp, Wayne Co., o.
While crossing the Isthmus from California in December
80 he was attacked witt violent pain In the right side
eanScd by exposure This continued with such severity that
he could not stoo or chage posture without the utmost
caution The breathing 10 short and painful and the effect
Of cough was excrutlang Al length, the side bscame
a6k and
putrd matter supposed by the attendant proceed the
liver Analytic treatment being instituted the discharge be-
os
nae been SOUND and Mr. b. has enjoyed robust heaith
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First come, drst Served.

Il see them, they will pay the trouble.
We have alse fne lot pAror Furniture on tho mad
new styles will be hear week; ao 200 peturs of If
ferent kinds also quantity Of Looking Glass plate those
having frames minus tbe plate, have them aed N
time, BY calling at GRnyIs & BosrwIcKs
June 6, 1853 Pbcn,x R,o.k
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

PHILADELPHIA, s
Two hands employed on the Reading Rail-
road were killed last night at the Richmond de.
nnf. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Nem Embellishments.

Probate Notice.
NOTICE hereby given to all person interested that The
~ Executors aud Administrators following estates
have presented the Court Of Probate for the county Of
Poage In the State OF Ohio their several settlement ac-
coahts which placed le In office the Judge
sid Court continued for the inspection and exception OF all
persons interested, until Monday the 5h day Of August A.
ID. 1854 10 wit:
William Lake, Estate Final Settlement
Shuinan Carlton, do do do
Turner Chapel, do do do
Freeman UpsOn do Partial do
Euas harmon, :. DO do do
=" to Henry P. Austin and nj do
Attest, LUTHER l.. BROWN, Probate Judge,
Ravenna, July 10, 1854. 467.3w
sheriff Sale.
DY virtue Of writ of Vend Exponas to mo directed and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas Of PORTAGE
county Oho shall expose to sale at public vendne on t6e
farm Of King Sacket, in the township Of Edlnburgh
on Saturday, the 29h Of july inst,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ four O'Clock p
of said day. the following described goods aud chattes
wiz: oDe-horse lumber wagon, horse CUTTER
ling Heiers, ono yearling Bu' 2two!slr old Colts and
Taken in exssuon the property of King sackkott, a.
the suit OF William Bates. a.
SherfrB Ofice Portage Co.,l JAMES WoopARp. Sheriff.
July To- A. ID. 1854 47l,2w
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Spptiul J1otire5.
A Card.

card.
EorcHx tenders his most sincere thanks I, those kind
and generous friends who have Literally contributed Ia
make up :hc loss he susned by tho burglary and
ceny upon his shop Tile donors will pease the
lngs and thanks Of an inform old man.
old sores, Ulcers and all cruptions diseases aris.
ing from an impure deprayeJ state OF the blood See the
dnary OF Mr. Wm C. HAwooda highly repect-
ah!e c1en Of Richmond Va, by Carters Sbaniah Mixture
lie had Ulcers and Of the description,
y got so oad, hs unable walk, except cruches
Nv bottles OF Cartcrs Spanish Mixture the great blood
pnhcr. cured him, 1t has cured hundreds f others WIN
nave suffered with rheumatism, bad effects OF mercury and
paihs aud ulcers Of tue bones and joints.
%&'Soe advertisements. lS94w
We HAYS frequently heard the celebrated German Bttcr,
sl1d by DR.. G. Jackson, I2O Arch Philatelpn
oxen OF in vrms OF tho highest COMMUNICATION. and
ety believe that II Is of the best medicines
the complaints for which ia recommended They are u.as
mt to he tase aud can be taken under an
by the most delicate stomach The press wde have
united In commencing this invaluable remedy y spepsid
that wo hope may be introduced every family where dys
pcpsa hns, or is likely to have victim. 4G9.ow
Drs Caine Morton have appointed the Saturday of each
week, rs Office day, between 10 oclo A. NJ and O'Clock
r. M 10 prescribe for Chronic and persons from dis
lance.
AS Or. TUBBS will be at tho Prentiss House, Wednrs-
SD duy afternoon and Thursday until O'Clock p. NJ.
2nd and Sd Of August.
See advertisement In another column.
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.Ssa11Ies Read ieV's TEs1:.

Jsanhles Bcsadiey'S Estate.
NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber has been an.
~ pointed and qualified Administrator on the estate Of
James Bradley decreased late OF Portage county tsd a
Franklin, this nh day Of July, A. D. 1854. y
m-Sv 5's 1LLEE BRADLRY
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J.HBOSIWWk &COS ADVT'S,
SPRING ARRIVAL.

CI NtINT AMI AL,
New Goods i'm Abundance.
| AND BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION.
TIERB surrounded with everything beautiful to be-
IL hold everything to please the crafty the tastes
only durable and will bear examination, consider
the interests of our customers and asidentica
ing Plaid Silk Lawns, Barege, Deanes shaleys six Pop
ns Of an entire Style, plain and styles Of Abros
also very elaborate styles,
RavenDa, April IL 1854. ea
BONNETS AT COST.
WE will actually sell what Bonnets have on hand as
cost Ihoae who have not purchased yet, will find the
DnlNis l2t cents selling for 10; now is the time for
those who want fast coored Prints for 10 cen we will
positively sell such prints OF to 10 and for one dime
per yard, como and see and be convinced.
PIANO COVERS. sa,
really beautiful cloth finished Piano cover Be
IA at the store OF J. II. BosTwIcK & Co.
PRICES REDUCED, TAKE NOTICE.
F1ER this day, June 10th, will sell Barage DeIains
N at city prices such have been selling cs can be
bought for i2 25 for co. and other prices reduced in pro
portion Is there any who will not take advantage such
bargains.
DY the way whoever wants the most beautiful syle of
Crockcry in Ohio had better for il going
of amazing fast. DON'T forget the fine assortment of Glass
ware June II, 81. j. H. BosTwtcK & Co.
CROCKERY.
WE wish particularly to call attention 10 entirely ncv
assortment of Crockery - large casks Of new stvles
offancy and common Ware Over 90 Dining Tea SETS the
following list will give some Of the varieties:
Dining and Tea sets of Luster Band Ware do do Lustey
spg DO; do do Mu6ury Marbsa dos do do White Granite
CO. CO., ea DO se s NSu Tea ios s Ee6ch nc
set English do $7CO; Ewers and Basins Dishes,
Pss sanes sGS an nss .f
Nappies, Piatters, &c. .t a4.rft. ~ II. qlf
GLASS WARE.
A SPLENDID Assortment of Glass Ware; Tumblers from
"A ct cents to 3a; Sauee Dishes, cake Stands low and
ooed footed dishes from 50 cents to So Candle scs
Lamps; Salt, Pepper and Mustard Pots, &C.
Inc, and find IT the store Of
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Cynthia Capwen,
Civil Action.

At naDee attachment ashs day issued by Pcts,
Hsrtze Justice ~ tho peace Of Deerhed township Por-
iags county against the property and effects ofJohn Benton
nonresident Of said county for the recovery OF the
seventyhve dollars including the probable Of cost
Dated this I'd day OF June 1854. THOMAS LYON,
466 3W Agent for PIE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Petition for PARTON.
George Loyeless
VS..
Noah Dull,
Jacob II. Baldwin
aud other persons
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Portage County.

]
Noah Dull, Jacob n. Baldwin and other unknown person
VIII take notice that petition ed against them tn,
18th day OF May. 1854 IN the Court of Common Pleas Por
tage county, by George LoVeess, and Is now pending
wherein the said George Loveless demands partition
following described real estate; situate in the township
Paris is said county, known being part lot No. 2a
bounded as foOws beginning ut post standing north
west bank of the Mahonig river the northeast corner
John MeClnicks land lot from which basswood tree,
fourteen inches in diameter, bears marks; Is deg dis
ant 10 links; thence sc deg -four chains, IS links 10
beach stump, marked 1885, thence "a deg; chains
post at the edge of the rock abou2 links above old
from which north wes of the crib of the canal lock-
bears 81 deg thence 80 deg, 50 deg chain Sc
links to post. thence north 30 chains 5et links to
post; thence cast chains 46 links to post from which
Elm tree, Is inches in diameter, bearing GS deg distant
22a links; thence south 30, chains l2 links tn the
place OF beginning continuing three of land and that
AZ the noxt term Of said court application will be made by
The said George Lovelcss for order that partition may
made Of said premises.
sAM'L sTRAWDER, PI'fs Atty.
May IG,.l954. 469.6w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

1REss GOO Ds-New style Berage, DeLaines, Plaid aud
~ Striped; new style Lawns, Plaid and Striped Popns
plain Bohemia rass CLOTH plaid and striped Gingfams Man,
cster Gnghams fast colos, at l2i cen Cocheco and
Merrimack prints, fasts colors,
Map3. d. nj Srr.o,.,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

FOR CHEESE MAKERS:
NNE are making new kind of Vat for making Cheese
w The Heater placed under the Vat so that Il entirely
removes the objection that has been had the other kinds
heaters whether tho vat is full half full. quarter
full of water works equally WELL there being no danger Of
juring the heater by fire. 1t will pay you call and sec
order June /. ut RrcKLry 4 RI w,ov =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
NEW GOODS.

AT REDUCED PRICES.
Il ". SEYMOUR, is now receiving the latest style for
Spring aud Summer; he invites his friends and cuso-
mers to call and and e'amne his stock Good before max.
ing their purchase elsewhere. -
Nav 81. 1894
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Arrival Of the Battle.

Lo&r Days Later Ne'cs--SiiestriG Attacked AGAIN
--Ihs Ctars answer to Austrian Note
N.,,,, Il. O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
MEDICAL eEi1
Captain Oanot,
rms mEho on TIKI CELEBBATED WORK
"TIpkNTY VS. ms ~ an AFRIcAN sLAHgR,'


Hamptons Vegetable Tinotnre.
(lAtTAlNOANO1'S blOillsr las long been the atten,
" uaht anu friend, aL " SNOW Msdsetl an chef OF tho
kinpeIoT OI RTanee. M fts3 E y,
WeextIaet from letter wIilten 10 Mr.. ftoekbidGe,
Of the Fountain Hotel, BALTIMORE The letter SHOULD DO
read In @ az II does credit to tile head and heatt oil the
CAplan who have been cured By this ItueuTe oil
Hampton0 would thus speak out, many now tuheTihF
might be Induced TO try this great enedy. is .,,l
aVing called mo on the 18th ApT!l, and seen 10
nTOslTaIel OH my bed, useless In all my Limbs, sou eau
ceiyed iroI HSIiptOns Vegetable Tineiuia. vs.
Itis Ieay 6llty this specific should not be approved
by nedlcul nan aud ike oil nlet drugs should suffer
Tie ImputalOle NJ bllG geenliy give 10 such pelHiR-
iiuns u,y ELF WHO WaSBiwHys opposed TO patented
iIr tUvk Ills meeimc with ciuGiRMee, and without
Conldt iCainIt and Il WAH only through Jour listFI-
esIed iIiedty Recommendations, aud NY critical ailuN-
liOn induced nc try this Tcay beneficial VegcIa
bic lincture! ,,,
You may inform Mssstr Moriintrf Moutfay that they
are at liberty 10 ake use OF my name In The support Of
II has cu ed mic In i've weeks OF ebiCe IhnmAloTy
Rheumatism, contracted under tropical cubes ahd Vi
eaTs' Periodical duration. have only used three boz
ties, and mud that Tie delOrmed parts Of my handa
IetuInlng 10 ler 0IWo uAl al aud ALI appear
aIte. y " ~ ~ l.H o.
have been under tile TcStmc nj oil several physicians
in London aid Paris, but wiihrui an apparent bcIetII
also while In New YORK, having tried tie ThomuSOnlal
aud Homeopathic cmedles, aileT LANtg been .Ormenltd
with gIlVauio bate les. tUld and aromatic baths, and hun
dIGdS internal aud eNteTItl nedCines all 10 no eject
am, lar, cured by this ilamplOhs vegetable Ilhc
tuIe only .,-r - te4a r
Therefore MY dear slr, accept Of tie assurance otmy
THOR. CANOT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
ijOB PnINpTN,s

OuTJob Ofce, since our removal to new quart.
ers, has been enlarged, and improved by the uddi-
lion of new Materials luseeeting our materials
we keeplNcewith the fashions Of lhedny and the
demands Of tie public, ami by adding os we ore
constantly doing, new and fashionable styles of
type to our assortment whenever there is an inn
pTovemenl in tue art, our Job Office has been vx-
pnnded into If tue largest aud best in NEWEST
We employ no persons but The best workmen, and
werespecllully SOLICIT business men, and all olll-
ers who desire Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Bills Of
Ladnrg, Blank checks, IlandUills, steamboalUills,
Pamphlets, or any other description Of Letter
Press Printing, to give us call, feeling assured
that we eau render perfect satisfaction both in the
vie aud prices Of our work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
GRAP HIC NEWS
BY the National Line.
.LRoRApnRn Observation-Disclosures
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HAMPAx, Nov. 0.-The America has arrived
with Liverpool dates to the 2SllI ult.
Mhgan's circular quotes cotton sliileI safes
for the week 10000; No. fair 64j midiling O4i
upland fair 6i mldllngbt
low and white ass. Wheat, Willie 42s Cd. Trade
IN Manchester slightly declined. LAID IL in mod
crate demand, and prices favor buyers, Heel nn.
changed. Pork dull. Bacon advanced is. hlce
is in good demand and prices have advanced.
London Nlun y MOIket.-rransacuons IN amer
icam securities SMALL Us stocks unohangedy--
Rates Of interest somewhat lower. >COnsols closed
at 0ii.
Tie bullion in the Bank of England had in
creased G500,0O0.
sebmtpol was being bomborled, but had moi
Austria and Russia are on the point Of actual
SIr soule hos been forbidden to eulerthe French
Empire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
BANK FAILURES.

CrwcrNwATi, Nov. 9.--rhe Banking House OF
Ellis q S,urges, aud Y. S. G yodinau & Co., have
made assignments.
There is no tun on other bankers This morning.
hut lane number Of people assembled around
The doors Of the suspended parties.
Mr.. Bolley, clerk IN the banking house Of S.
w. loUen 81 CO., nbsconded with $780, or prob
ably much more, as tue amount is mol yet accu'
Tntely known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
MORE RAILIIRRS.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 9.-Ths Cleveland Canal
Bank has stopped paying bill holders, but not de
posters. It's affairs ate assigned to w Gordon
and S Hewitt, who are paying specie at the
counter The Cashier says all bill holders will be
pnid Other Cleveland Banks are receiving tie
Canal Bank bills on deposit at par. The Canal
Bank is secured in independent State stock pledge
for circulation.