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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-04-04

Pigeons are on the wing, the dacks
on the water, and the sportsmen are
going for them.
HAprii Fool' was around on Mon
day but he didn't do very extensive
business.
Ground has been broken for the
cellar of Reeds new block on Main
street.
Winter can hardly be said to have
taken IFS departure yet.
Monday was pretty rough day. 1t
opened with the earth clothed in its
mantle of white.
April came in like lion; Lamb-like
weather may be expeeted by the close
ofthe month. or there is no truth in
the old proverb.
The lovers of "the weed can find a
choice lot OF Hayanas, as well as other
popular brands of cigars and tobaceos
at r. B. Writer'S cigar store on Main
street
Stein has the finest and most COM
plete stock of Wall papers ever
brought to the country. Call and see
them.
TaE celebrated Davenpart Brothers
are announced to give one of their
seances at Citizens Hall, this (Thurs-
day) evening.
e WIN. ALLEN has sold his house and
lot on Babcock street, to E. P. Hat
field consideration $1,000.
G. Al. Reed has sold house aud lot
on the corner of Bowery street and
Clinton Avenue 10 George l.. Hotch-
kiss. .ss5s.s
HI. D.. Seymour hiss sold seven acres
Of fiand in the soushpart of Rayenna
township, on lot to Cyrenc Loag-
consideration sl00 per acre.
PRoLIFIc.--Mr. Thomas Dundon, of
Rootstown, has q SOW two years and
1--WE months old, that, in four litters
has given birth to SO pigs.
Will the gentlemen who think the
election of Members of our Board of
Education should be run in q political
groove, please rise and explain. Ifa
single good substantial reason exists
for it we would be pleased to hear it.
Mr., George Somerville presented us
on Tuesday, with several stems of
Catawba grapes OF his own raising,
which were IN an excellent state of
preservation, and very delicious. 1t
is rare thing to see grapes on the
second day of April.
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RAvENNA & YoUNasTowN r. r.
We have information that the early
construction of this road has been
provided for, beyond any probable
contingency The route has been def
initely located from Ravenna to a
point about midway between Warren
and Miles, and the course of the re-
maining portion of the line will soon
be determined. 1t is estimated that
the cost of the road will not exceed
eight thousand dollars per mile, being
little over one-half the average cost
of railroads in Ohio. Thus far the
management of the enterprise is In the
hands of the stockholders, but it is
probable that the road will pass into
the control of the Pennsylvania Gen.
trail, as part of through line from
Pittsburgh to Cleveland by way of
the Mahoning Yalley.-Nsles Inde-
pendent.
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SUDDEN DEATH-On Thursday even
ing last Mr.. Valentine Heriff, for over
forty years resident of Ravenna, died
very suddenly at his residence, just
south of the corporation limits. He
had been in his usual health up to al
most the instant of his death. On that
day he had been working hard in get
ting out fence posts on the farm of
Mr.. C.sH. Bostwick, near Campbells-
port, and returning home after his
days work somewhat fatigued he par
took of hearty supper and soon after
retired to bed. About half past nine
o'clock in the evening his wife was
awakened by his hard breathing and
endeavored to arouseahim bat receiv-
ing Ie response, she got up and OBJ
tanned light, but in a few seconds he
breathed his last. Mr.. Heriff was an
Industrious, sober and peaceable citi-
zen, universally respected by his ac-
quaintances. Hewas born in Austin
town., ,Trumbull County, Ohio, but re-
moved to Portage County in 1922. He
was sixty-two years of age at his
death. He leaves wife, and two sons,
Ansel Z. Heriff and A. w. Herif, who
reside in Rollersville, ,Sandusky Ceun-
ty. His funeral took place from the
family residence at two. O'Clock on
Monday afternoon, and was attended
by large number of the relatives and
friends; the services being conducted
by Rev. George Darsie, of the Disci-
Piles Church. The family have the
sympathies of the whole community
in their sudden and sad bereavement.
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AURORA.

Correspondence.l ..s- -
During the last week of the "great
revival o .scounter-irritant" was ap-
piled, by the Disciple church supple
menting it with revival of their own,
in which the "faith once delivered to-
the Saints" should be preached again
in its purity, and the exact spirit of
the New Testament promulgated.
The new movement only seemed to
intensity the interest in town, and the
crowds oscilated between the two
churches, many of them at a loss to
discover the s.straight and narrow
path that leads to eternal life." AT the
new revival able men expounded the
Word. The doctrines of the early
fathers, only. was preached, and we
seemed at last to have church mod
eled after the "Apostolic style" And
as the Word was preached the peo-.
pie listened, and listening they believ-
ed. The "songs of salvation" were
sung with seraphic sweetness by saint
and sinner together. The religious insa
terest in town took q fresh impetus.
Every night some one would resolve
to Hpnt on Christ" and some prophe-
sled that the revival in Aurora had
only Just commenced. Representa-
tives of all classes of life came for
ward and confessed that.Jesus Christ
is the Son of God" "The Tabernacle
of God was seemingly again with
men, and the great head of the church
appeared to look smilingIy DOWN.
Then 1t was thought advisable to
make q still more radical return to the
usages of the early primative church,
an arrangement was perfected and one
night combination revival meeting
and Brass Band concert was given.
The faithful by previous notice, gath
cred early and then, with q dozen or
so seekers" inquiring the way of life,
the meeting was dismissed to the Hal,
when "with trumpets, and with cor
nets, O joyful noise was made before
the Lord, Forgetting that He who sat
on the hill tops of Judea" and taught
the people, forbade in emphatic tones,
that his Disciples should "sound
trumpet before them." The SEQUEL
showed that it is impossible to wor-
ship God with whole heart, and de-
vote yourselves to the pleasures of the
world, at the same time, and as might
have been expected, the concert and
the revival closed at the same time.
The meetings we're kept up few
nights more, but the spirit of revival
| was dead dead past resurreeting. .
In future article we may draw
some conclusions from the present re-
| ligious aspect of the town, and tell
why the converts are by scores, atoes-
ed to and fro, and carried -about-with
every wind of doctrine, by the slight
| of men, and cumming oraftinesa." 2
Aurora, March IS. -e..,sfi AZ
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MANTUA

Ccfrespondezee-
Nothing has transpired to disturb
the peace and tranquility which has
reigned in this town for some time
past, and consequently local item of
public interest can scarcely be found.
The winter is now past and nothing
unusual has occurred to create an un-
natural excitement in the public mind,
for struggling Evangelists and other
public nuisances have given this town
a wide berth, the tornado of religious
fanaticism which has so sorely afflicted
our neishboring g towns has happily
passed us by without damages, jeai-
ousy, envy and sectarian discord has
died out in oar midst, aud a universal
desire for love, harmony and peace,
together with the practice Of a true
christian charity, has begotten that
condition when "net wave of tronble
rolls, across the peaceful breast of
our entire community. seea :
A goodly variety of our usual feath-
cred visitors have arrived, and, on the
occasion of a pleasant morning they
treat rs to chorus of their unequalled
music, to remind us that if old winter
does still " linger in the lap of Spring"
the old fellow will soon seek some
more congenial lap in which to do his
lingering. Meanwhile sce will sing !:
Haste thee. winter, haste away. ia
Far too long has been thy stay.
The buds are in no hurry to start,
nor the sap in the naples either. for
the ground is still frozen quite hard,
except on the surface, thus making
the roads quite muddy at present. To-
day a mantle of snow covers the
ground with cold wintry wind, yet
the bright warm sun gives sugar
makers some slight encouragement
that sweet time is coming.
A few transfers of real estate have
recently been made in town, among
which are the following: i
Lyman Reed to VIM. III. Waldon of
Cleveland, 5 acres consideration ST.
900.
ID. r. King to G. NJ. Lee, SO acres
near Mantua center ;-s4lOO.
A. G. Bradley to 1. Gilbert IL acres,
for S28OO.
G. Holcomb to A. G. Bradley, "a
acres,-$3500.
H. NJ. Dodge to L. Reed, "a acres
$1,000.
d. w. May has sold his steam saw
mill to May & Waidon, a new and en-
terprising firm who propose to merit
share of custom in their locality.
Since writing the above we have
just heard of the death of an old and
respected neighbor and friend, Mr..
Edwin Sheldon, who has resided in
the west part of town for the last
forty years. He died this morning,
having suffered from bodily disease
and inflrmity for many long and weary
months. VERITAs.
| Mantua, April l, 1872. p
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Public SaIeI

TTNHE subscriber will sell at public auction, at
Il his residence. one mile South and ono mile
and quarter West Of Sharon Center. Medina
Co., Ohio, on the old Warner Farm, y short ais-
tance from the Steam Saw MIL II
ON MONDAT, APRIL 18th. lSsa.
Commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following articles of property, viz:
3 HORSES, y TWO YEARS OLD COLTS
STALLION, YEARS OLD,
IS cows 50 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE,
DURHAM BULL,
shoats, weighing from 50 to 100 lbs; Poultry of
all kindsiz1 Bpckeye Mower and Reaper. COM
bined 4self rakels Steel Tooth Hay Rake !
Hoosier Grain brill. Straw and Stalk Cutter.
new Corn shelter. Single Buggies, Double
Buggy, , e-horse Wagons Flows. Drags.
saws OF all kinds. and Carpenters' Tools. Bob
Single Harness. saddle. 100 sap Pals and
Spiles. iS0 Crooks and Sugar Pan. 10 Cider BAR
rels, Il now sap Trough. Robes, Horse Blankets,
100 cords OF Wood. Lnmber. 500 bu. Oats, 50 bu.
Wheat. 80 acres Wheat On the ground. 6 acres
Rye on the grosnd, ! 1ajrF Cheese ct and Press
large enough TO bold the milk OF 30 cows; 8
Wood stoves. MIX Crooks and Pans, Furniture
Of all kinds, &C, &C.
Terms SIX months without interest, on
notes with approved security.
p. n. BEAN, Auc'r. L. II. LIHBERT.
I OFFER MY FARM OF 600 ACRES FOR
SALE, On leng time and easy payments; or for
rent, for cash. This Farm Is one OF che best
Stock or Grain Farms In Northern Ohio.
Sharon. April !, 1Sze. 1e6-2w L. II. L.
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MILLiNERY.-As will be seen by
notice in another column the firm of
L. G. Jackson & Co, has been dissolv-
ed. The millinery business will be
continued by Miss Jackson in the lit
tie store around the corner, Opposite
Merits s. Riddles Repository on
Prospect street, where the ladies will
find fine stock of new millinery
goods, which they will, find it to their
advantage to call and examine.
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PERsoNAL.-Charley H., meet nae
tomorrow night at eight o'clock in
front of L. w. Reeds store, for am
going to getme a new bonnet. Mrs.
Reed has just returned from New
York with lots of New Goods, and
you know never get my bonnets OF
any one but Mrs. Reed; and, by the
way, tell your sisters If they want
anything in the line of Ladies' fixingf
that they can find almost everything
thata lady can wish for at Reeds
Don't forget tomorrow night at eight
o'clock.
YOur loving MARY
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New MANUFAcTURINe CoMPASY.-
A company has been organized for the
manufacture in this village of Stock
wells Patent Combined Bolt-C Cutter
and ut-Tapping Machine. The COM
pany is composed of A. b. Griffin, L.
w. Stockwell, B. j. Wells, r. B.
Knapp, and M. F. King, of Rayenna,
and J. d. Norton, of Cleveland. The
machine is the invention of Mr.. L. W.
Steckwell, aud is regarded as the
most perfect and economical imple-
ment in use for the purpose.
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Fas New 7-3O Gold Loan Bonds
...: OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The first Nationa sank,
or RAvENNA,

Are now selling and unhesliatlngly recommend
these bonds 90 their customers aud All parties
VINO have money TO invest - the most prontable
IS well rs safe Investment that Is now onered 10
the public
sronsibie nnaneiers who have fully In gestlga-
ted the securities upoR which the 2 ID SFoId
bonds are based cannot doubt the reports, both
oficial and anofBcIai, heretofore published-1
Con4rmed as they are by the letters Of such
hiei-foned honorable gentlemen as Bay
TAYLOR Gov. Bross. OF Illinois. e. W: Bryan
and others who have recently visited me New
i. Northwest. Letters just published and can DO
had at Bank free -. ...,
have ordered large amount OF the 1-50 Golu
Loan Bond. and will be pleased e. supply al
sonr- customers and efhers who are desifous q
making Good, safe and Profitable & Ineestnents
we keeu-on hand Bonds Of $lOo. $5O and 81
:, CSC which We exchange for government 90
Bonds son which interest viii soon cease; Tnus nus
realizing handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 to - per cent
VIII pay highest market price TOR Coupons on
Northern Paeifc and Government Bonds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
!, nrafta drawn and cashed on all the prlnc1pai
sig sight e Drsrfs on England, ireland and all
cities In. Europe. -.
C. E. WITFER. Cashier. 162.
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FARM SoLD.-Peter III. Bean has
sold his farm of Tx acres, situated in
the western part of Charlestown town.
ship, known as the Burnett farm, to
Mr.. Samuel Babb, b,of Springfield, Sum-
NIT County; consideration $1,000. The
farm is a very desirable one and is re-
garded as cheap at the price.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN PALMYRA.
Our Palmyra correspondent writes us !:
Democratic majority on township
ticket 42.
Enoch Morgan was reelected JUS
tice of The Peace by majority of 80.
Well done, Palmyra. 3
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SUICIDE C0Ms1ITTED

As the result OF an inactive state of
liver and stomach, producing head
ache, obtuse intellect, dullness, des-
pondency, dementia. and finally insan-
ity, is no uncommon occurrence. All
these disagreeable symptoms and bad
feelings are most certainly dispelled
by the use of I,r. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Il reEitalizes and
builds up tho whole system. Aelittle
bookson chfonic diseases sent Free
Address r. " Pierce, ND, Buffalo
n. L. Golden Medical Discovery
sold by all Druggists. SIT.
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SOME PERSON, possessed of the spir-
it of wilful, malicious, sublimated, in
born and original cussedness, has bro
ken down and destroyed three young
naples in front of A. II. Cline's resi-
dence, whitfield and marred the gate,
and otherwise disfiguredthep premises.
There is law exactly suiting the
case of such miscreants,and if the per-
petrators are found out, 1t should be
rigidly enforced.
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SALE OF VILLAGE Lord. X.
Wheeler has sold lot on the corner
of Main and Pratt streets to w. B.
Thomas, Esq. consideration 1000.
We understand that Mr.. Thomas will
erect a residence on the lot the COM
ing season.
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. Georges. Barber who shot and kill
ed Michael McGarry at Middlebury
on Thursday last, was examined be-
fore Justice Purdy and Mayor Robin
son, of Akron, on Friday last, and the
court, after hearing the testimony, dis
charged the prisoner.
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/, The election ON Monday passed of
very quietly, and but small vote was
polled, something over two hundred
voters not putting in an appearance
Though the Democrats had candidates
for the several Offices nominated they
made no effort to secure their election.
The Radicals elected their candidates
by about the usual rnajorities. The
following are the tickets with the
votes for each candidate:
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
Demoeras. Repu6lfean
John Gillis sos Isaac Welton $40
Edward r. Hatfield aJI GEORGE f. FRobinson. BIS
IowEsHIP OFFICERS.
FRCsTEEs
VIM r. Aieorn IDS John G. beatty -..,ssss
George Nismzn Ralph Eiy.-...--..3s4
wm- L. Goldman = Iss Edward G. Eassei. .sss
IsaacJ yanee.....i1 David e Wells sas
Myron II. Carter -1ss f w Coftn .:sss
coSsTABLES.
+. H. Coe -....-. .-19. George T. Garfield 5l6
Conrad Rudy .a5s James K. Newton. .26s
Phillip wnlyard. 10. Squire l.. Jennings 3is
CoRPoRATIoS TICKETS.
Democrat Republican.
MAYOR
John GiIlis .-....--. 1870 John Meharg 49, sa7
XEABERS OF COUNCIL.
Edward knapp.----115 charles Merits ~
Russell ID. Kelley Albert G.. Mason 244
Henry W, Riddle = .1l2 John F. Armstrongs47
VIM. J.. Goldman III Edward C. Russell s4s
TREASURER
Isaac J. Vance. - -1o6 David f. Wells .s4s
STREET coNHISSI0SER-
W. p. Clark q A. K. Chittenden. al
MARSHAL.
e. II. Coe .-.........los George +. CanAeld sae
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.yr M u0rYSruorD Dp0r
Public Sale!

TylHE undersigned win oHer for SALE
Il On SATURDAY.. APRIL i3th, 1ess.
At,the late residence Of Valentino Herif. de-
ceased. one -halr mile South of the Court House,
the following property, 10 wit.
FOUR HEAD OF cows, ONE YEARLING,
Cook Stove. Parlor Stove, BOX Stove, end
other Household Furniture
H6PSaie to commence at O'Clock precis0ly,
as the goods must be sold by noon.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ail sums OF 800 and
under, cash In hand over $500, six months
C fedit, with approved security.
-.ssasas s.gz egw s1xH A. W. HERIFF.
=. H. B1Al, Auc'r.
Rayennx April g. 1879. las ~ FEat
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PAPER MILL BURNED.-About.inies
night of last Saturday the Paper Mill
of the Cleveland Paper Company Sat
Monroe Falls took fire and was total
ly destroyed. Loss $4,000. Insured
for $4,000. ~;
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.a MAPLE SUGAR FEsTIvAL.-The La
dies Aid Society will hold Maple
Sugar Festival at the NJ. e. Church,
to-morrow (Friday9 evening, at Z
o'clock. All are respectfully invited.
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II. .LYSETT has removec his Hoop skirt
and Corset factory to the room undsr the store
of h. L. Day In Phenix Block. where those in
want Of goods in Bis line are requested 10 call
Ravenna March IS. 1873. - = siss-tf.
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The Collins Book
Store Bazaar.

Call az this popular establishment, where
Goods beautiful, valuable and useful. may al
ways be obtained at the lowest possible prices
We conduct business on the "pay rs you go "
system, and ours is the good old standard motto.
"small profits and quick returns
Book and Stationery Department
Standard and Miscellaneous Books. q good
supply. All the School Books rsed in this VI
cinity, and all Ssw Books received as soon as
published. school and general Stationery, q
good supply always ON hand.
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Bohemian
Glass Vases.
A full lihe In al these styles Of Goods.
0oliar Jeweiry.
Beautiful and fashionable patterns. A full
stock OF Milton Gold Jeuelry, from which per-
sons may have their choice for one dollar.
Ladies' Ready-AEade Clothing Department.
Ladies' Suits, Ladies' Underwear, Aprons,
Chiidrens' Ready Made Suits. Guns. Collars,
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers Buttons; asplendid as
sortmento of Marseiiies and Cambria Trimmings,
Ribbons, Gloves. Parasols Hosiery, Hoop Skirts,
Thread, Silk. Needles, Perfumery. &C., &C. This
department contains articles in too great variety
to be enumerated. and is especially commended
to the attention and inspection Of the ladies.
News Depot.
Our News Depot is supplied with Daily Pa
pers, and the Literary Papers and Magazines
the day. Any article not on hand always prompt
lyordered. ss ef=5l ~
Gold Pens. or
We are the sole agents for Portage County for
he justly celebrated MORTON GOLD PEN. one
Of the oldest and acknowledged TO be one of the
very best pens in the market
E.H. COLLINS. q co.
Webster's Dictionary, Unabridged.
By special arrangements with Agents of the
Publishers, we are enabled to sell Webster's Tn
abridged Dictionary at TEN DoLLARs A Cory.
We are the first in Portage County to offer this
valuable work at ten dollars-jhst half what it
was sold for when 1t was drst issued.
For this, and otherraluable works. be sure and
call at the COLLINS BOOK STORE BAzAR. which is
pioneering the way In selling the best books at
the lowest possible prices. %
RSxsana, Jan is7s. :; = : -'-'--.' : : -
FURsp AZ Reduced Priess, a the II URs
FURsS Collins Book store Bazar. lFURs,
+ We offer our entire stock Of Ladies' Furs
at An actual Reduction Of Twenty-Five per
cent. In Prices. Please call.
cE. II. COLLINS & co.
navenna. january. Is72.
Gold Plated Pens.
4 superb Pen, English Steel. gold plated, is an
entire new manufacture It IL . good Pen for
business men, or the schools. Several Ravenna
business men are using this pen, with perfect
satisfaction. Price, - csnts per dozen, 81 80 per
Rross. Call and examine this pan.
-OrnzmentaF and Ussfpi.
Kids and a general variety OF Gloves. Hats
Flowers, Ribbons and Feathers, new and beau
tifui shades of Ribbons and Feathers. Latest
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a CARD. 80
i have much pleasure in stating that the loss
which sustained and which was covered by
policy of Insurance. in the Hibernia Insurance
Company. was promptly and LIBERAL y. settled
by that Company. through their agent, B. Kim
ney, Esq, of this town.. PATRICK McCANN.
RaSenna. March 81. 1874 1874
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DiRT cHRAP.

DR..J. wAGGoNER has removed his oniee Il
the room in the east end OF Phenix Block. re
Gently occupied dby A. W. Bemap, Esq
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GRASS SEED.

/. Prime Timothy. Clover and Red-tope Seed. q
Lowest market price. at warehouse on c. 3
RI. = CD HUDSON.
Rayenna March 1a. 1872. 1s5-4sM.
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Ladies' and Children's CATERS and shoes. ana
Mems and Boys, boots atsAssignes's sale, No l.
Mechanics BIoekd Come soon and get good fits
at low figures. d.
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SEoOND NAFiONlL BANK.
oF RAyENNA, o.

Designated Depositary of the
f u. s..
U.s. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
.& exchanged, ct counter. ct best market rates
stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bought and
sosd on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market. s.Ejst 121fssxlb
highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons. Gold, silver, and premium fnnas
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn "a and cashed ON all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Insight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates. 4 as
Revenue Stamps-all sizes orsale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received ON most favorable terms
sad prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
interest allowed on time deposits rs may be
agreed upon.
w. H. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO RoRrssoN, President.
Hepf,3. 1858. tt.
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The World says, editorialiy, IL Is
well understood that General Sickles
is tn be retired Sfpm the Spanish mis-:
elen, q 3 r.
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j. $. SMITH s CO.. have opened new aaiters
at q 80 per pair. New Congress Caters at
q IS per pair. All of these goods are from 80
tie IS cents per pair below market rates. Call
and see before you purchase.