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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-29

CHICKEN THIEF SHOT For some
time past the premises of DIR. Ewing,
about three-quarters of mile Yves,
of Prices Mills, Milton township, had
been frequently visited in the night
time and his poultry stolen and car
ried away by some unknown parties.
Last Thursday night young son OF
the Doctor determined to discover the
authors of the disturbance, laid il
wait with his trusty shotgun loaded
by his side. He had not watched long
before party of four made their sp-
pearance and proceeded to business.
Just as one of them was reaching up
20 pluck fine chick from the roost,
the young man let drive at him, lodg-
ing q charge of shot and slugs in his
arm above the elbow, tearing the fesh
and breaking the bone in frighttui
manner. The rest of the party beai
d hasty retreat, young Ewing pursu-
ing one of them and knocking him
down several times. The party re-
ceiving the shot in the arm proved to
DE Polk Winans, who was suspected
of being connected with the Stewart
robbery in Palmyra, some years ago.
rhe doctors who attended to his
wounds are of the opinion that the
arm will have to be amputated.-
Young Winans was arrested, but he
found no difficulty in obtaining bail
charge of shooting.
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4 Good InVastmant.

The z 80 FIRST MGRTaAaE GoLr
LOAN of the Northern Pacific Rail
read Company is to be closed and
withdrawn from the market, in &C.
cordsnce with the following resolu.
tions adopted by the Board of Direc-
tors on the 18th of May:
Whereas, The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has built aud has
in successful operation over Eve
hundred miles of its line, through q
favorable and valuable country;
And whereas, A large aud growing
way and through traffic is already as
sured to the Company over its road
thus far completed;
And whereas, The Company has
of its Land Grant, and placed Q large
same is being rapidly settled by i'm
migration, foreign and domestic, and
sales thereof have been made at an
average Of nearly six dollars per acre,
to such an extent that sinking fund
has resulted, out Of which the re-
demption and cancellation of the Com
pany's bonds have been begun;
And whereae, 1t is believed that on
these results the credit of the Com
pany is so established as to render in
expedient the payment of SO high q
rate of interest as Z $40 per cent. on
future ISSUES of its bonds therefore,
Resolved, That the Loan Of the
Company, under its present issue,
bearing Z $40 per cent. interest, be
limited TO q total amount not exceed
ing thirty millions of dollars, and that
no issue of bonds. hereafter, by this
Company, beyond the said thirty mil
lions, shall bear higher rate of in.
terest than six per cent. per annum.
ResOlCed, That the Finance Com
mittee be directed to arrange with the
Fiscal Agents for the closing out OF
the 7 $40 Loan, az indicated in the
preceding preamble and resolution.
The President OF the Company, In
forwarding these resolutions to the
Fiscal Agents, writes the following
letter:
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Co..
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, % Fifth-ave.}
New York. May ID, lS73.9
GENTLEMEN I have the pleasure
OF inclosing to you copy of reso
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Correspondence.
The Mantua Silver Cornet Band,
now under the instruction of Prof.
Miller, have obtained a proficiency
that places them second to no othel
Band in the State, and need only bt
heard to be appreciated. The enter
tainment by the Dramatic Club, al
Citizens Hall, for the benefit of the
Band, on Thursday and Friday eve-
nings, were decided success, being
literally patronized and giving good
satisfaction to large audiences. AS
amateur performers on the stage, the
four johnson brothers, r. f. Frost, G.
f. Cole, and E. p. Wilmot are seldom
excelled. Misses Caldwell, Cole and
Cobb sustained their respective char
acters admirably, and all succeeded
beyond expectation.
S. Pennell, a singing missionary
from Warren, o., gave one of his con-
certs on Saturday evening, at the
Union Church. He accompanied his
songs with the guitar, and gave an ex-
cellent selection of choice songs and
ballads from popular authors.
Our citizens are generally peaceable
quiet and orderly-cefy-but Friday
evening, at the Station, one D. Gum,
became heavily charged with some
explosive compound, probably ben
zine, and being carelessly handled, ex-
ploded with great force and violence.
A young man named Morton, who
was near by, being struck by some
missile. then proceeded to lay the
aforesaid Gum in a harmless and
horizontal position on the floor, ad.
monishing him to be quiet and peace
able, and enforcing the admonitior
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luton passed unanimously by the
Board of Directors of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company on the 18th
of May instant.
This Ir.anblc and resolution are in
entire harmony with my own views
and wishes, and agree in spirit aud
policy with the letter which l ad-
dressed TO you on the 1lth day of De-
cember last.
The completion of our road to the
Missouri River, and our control of the
trade of Manitoba and MOntana-the
beauty and productiveness of the Red
River Valley, and the valleys of Da-
kota-the value of the large Govern
ment trade to the Upper Missouri, for
the carrying of most of which we
have this year contracted-our having
ia operation and under contract l65
miles of road on the Pacific side, be-
tween Puget Sound and the Columbia
river-the very successful inaugura.
ton of our immigration system, the
large arrivals from Europe of bodies
of Colonists of the very best charac-
ter, destined to our Land Grant, and
the steady movement of settlers from
various parts OF the UAion to the
~ tAC AOoNt-oAA ShAs
should, in my judgment, justify us in
elevSting the standard of our credit.
/ trust that when the limit of the
present loan 10 reached. the Company
will find itself able to negotiate q six
per cent. loan for the prosecution and
completion of the enterprise.
Respectfully yours,
G. w. CAss, President.
The REMAINDER OF THE SEVEN
THIRTY LOAN is NOW BEING DISPOSED
OF, aud offers to investors the advan-
tages of
Limited amount,
Profitable rate of interest,
Satisfactory security.
AS the bonds of this issue are made
receivable In payment for the Compa-
ny's land at 1.lO. they will be in con-
stant and increasing demand for this
purpose after the loan is closed-a fact
which much enhances their value aud
attraetiveness as an Investment.
The above bonds are for sale by the
First National Bank of Ravenna.
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CoURT resumed its session on Mon
day, after a weeks vacation. There
being no cases ready for trial TO the
jury that body was discharged from
further service at this term. Very
little business of interest has been
transacted since our last report. Tht
term will close this week.
On Tuesday morning there being no
cases ready tor hearing, the Court ad-
journed over till half-past nine O'Clock
Friday morning.
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May %. lsT'
THE NEW
DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

ENCOURAGRD by our success in the past
II and hoping Tor its continuance, we have
asciasa 70 make; u. A ~ nSssy expense: many I'm
| TO cover all points which experience has shown
were weak or liable TO occasion trouble to our
Da0fs we do not hesitate to claim, In addition
To Its superior principles. more absolnte peEfec-
tfon 0fsoorEDaaashfp and more c0asplefe ddiaSst-
a6iisiy than pertains 70 any coaapsfing aaachfn<
Ia the market
Among the various impro vements. we call at
tention % the Xiled lSiassk Needle, BY which de
vice all sizes of needles occupy precisely. the
same position in relation to the shusfie and caa
"A New shuttle. made from q solid steel block
and hardened. with very few parts and none
A new .Take-up." having positive motion,
An Adjsstsbls Needle Plate. for sewing with
A new Patented Back Hanger" capable of
easy adjustment in case of wear; and 'ack nowl-
sdged by all experienced machinists to be the
most complete and perfect device ever spplied
co any class of machinery. 5isf
A device which entirely prevents the OIlins
We also have added simple appliances by
BE- ~ aksn aod %hes IN
few minutes time, can adjust any part Of q worn
machine to its original position; and is is adj
mitted by mAchinists TO be most durable ma
chine now. before the people.
So perfect do we regard the New Davis. that
At any reasonable sizss should = defsSt appear
casfsesi by any imperfect part or amy fault or
f Ss 9s os
.nanship, 1t will be wade good free of Charge or
we will turnise . nsaO naacAfae IA Sfs Place
The New Davis Is tbs most simple. and has
the least number of working parts Of any ma
chine now ON the market, enabling 1t to ran
The atsaehHaents TO the Davis are acknowl-
edged by all ~ be the most complete ever Of
Our Nsao Raoisr will make fifteen varieties ol
work, including Plated Trimming either seal
ioped or straight.
Pointsd scallops, with the greatest ease. and in
4 naost perfect ssdRHer.
At same time the French and Miiliners' f0id In
IT The New Tuck Folder will fold and sew ON
operator folding the tuck after the crease is
made, preventing all trouble of the crease being
perfsct snci on aaniei or delain rs any Other eS
can do on the best cotton.
With various other attachments which be-
long to the NEW DAVIS. we are enabled TO make
over thirty varieties OF work, without bastinr,
y superiority of which no other machins can
invite one and all to give me call, and see
the NEW DAVIS, and those intending to pur-
not fraacisnf 1.an. sliding around the country.
living in some far on district, but sul psrwd-
Rsntiy located and always ready and willing TO
chine should consider wen before he buys
as as other ess. ma
chine. ..4 .EL. lg tsatistt
go Il Is the duty of all my agents to give
thorough instructions 10 all my Gus TONERS, and
yon viii confer q favor by reporting 70 me any
negligence on theh part. sssai. t
Oaice No, q. Reeds Block. Ravenaa, Ohio.
Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory in
Northern Ohio.
... A. G. MASON,
as.'ea @ General Agent,
Rayenna, Ohio, May 20. 1873.
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O. L. SUTLIFF. a well-known Spir-
itualist lecturer, died at his residence
about mile and a-half northwest of
this village, on Sunday evening. of
dropsey, with which he had suffered
severely for several months past. He
was in the 54th year of his age.
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AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.-Mr. Reu
ben Avery, one of the Oldest citizens
of the county, died at the residence
of his son, X. N. Avery, in Aurora.
on Friday morning. the 23d inst. lie
was lOl years of age. We hope to
receive a more detailed account OF his
life for publication in due time.
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A CHANGE is to take place in the
Etna House at the close of this week
Mr.. Musser retiring and Mr.. Lyman
). Ward, becoming landlord. Dur.
ing the time the house has been unde,
the management of Mr.. Musser it has
had the reputation of being one of the
best kept holels in the country. We
hope it will be able to maintain its
well-earned reputation underline new
proprietor. We learn that Mr.. Ward
has secured the services of Charles f.
Collins, formerly of the Exchange
Hotel, of this village, and more re-
Gently of the Continental, at Kent.
Charley understands the biz, and will
leave nothing uudone to promote the
comfort of the guests of the Etna.
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FINE HORSES SoLD.-Last week Mr..
H. G. Bedell, sold fine span of Dave
Hill bays, to Euclid Avenue, Cleve-
tand, gentleman, for $500. They are
pronounced to be as fine q span OF
horses as were ever -harnessed up in
this county.
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WELL SoLD.-On Saturday last. Mr.
Whitlock, as auctioneer, sold at public
sale for the Administrators of the late
Stephen Chapman. thirty-six acres OF
land about two miles east of Roots
town center, for S72 so per acre.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-29

Mr.. A. G. MASON, General Agen
.or the Davis Sewing Machine, has
recently spent several days at Water
lown, N. ", where that Machine II
manufactured, in posting himself IN
relation to it. There have recently
been some important and valuable i'm
provements made in the Davis
which cannot fail to make it the favor
ite with everybody.
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WE hear complaints from various
sections that the Colorado potato bugs
nave made their appearance in large
force and are doing much damage tG
the young vines and that in some
quarters, they are working into the
ground and eating the seed that hae
been planted.
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TO STOCK GROWERS.
Is5a THE CELEBRATED HORSE
A RICH DU X E !


win make the ensuing season. com
mencing May 5th and ending July 1st 1873 at
the stable of.the subscriber. one half mile north
of Mantua Station, Portage county, Ohio
ARCH DUKE Is a beautiful dark mahogany
bay, 161 a hands high, years old the 18th day
of june. and weighs 12O0 lbs. He was sired by
the WE'LL Morgan Horse, Searcher.-
Seafcher was got byit the celebrated horse Bar
ney Henry, Ownod by Mr.. Barney. of whitehall
Mafgrave. The dam OF Searcher was Morgan
mare, owned by Samuel Moore, In the town OF
Shoerham. Vermont She could- trot u mile In
less than three minutes weighed ]. .10O p0tlnd1,
aud was in every respect perfect Ac . a4i"
Searcher is of dark bay color. a heavy dOW-
ing black name and tail and legs black nearly
to mis- body; is 10 Ia hands high, and weighed
1900 pounds when four years old He took the
First Premium at all Of the Vermont Fairs. He
trotted Ut the Vermont State kaiI, in the pres
ence Of thousands. and on u heavy sand track
one mile, in harness, in two minules and
aF6y seconds. This 4eat he performed, although
.he5had never been trained, nor his best speei
tested. Arch Dukes dam was Henry Clay;
her dam Arch Duke sired by General <iin,,iu
no horse jim the stzte. aud is isqnage trptter.
All persons wishing to grow nrst-class stock
are reqnested TO call and exanAihe this magnff-
TERMS: Single Service, SO, pay down Sea-
SOD $40. to be paid ut the end of the season. In
snrance. $a5. 10 be paid as soon as the mare Is
known 70 be with f0al ,r ~ ..,a ID,
Any person parting with mare before she is
known 10 he with toal, Will forfeit the Insurance
Psrsons bringing mares Irom "A distance can
nave them pastured at their own risk.
= Afch Duke will make a Fall season at the
same place; commencing August and ehsiing
40. November emu" l. 1873 ..tiaIs II sd btAihro
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After consulting with a number OF
Editors in the 18th and 10Th Congress
ional Districts, we have deemed il
advisable to call a meeting of The Ed
Itorial A Association of those Districts.
20 be held at Canton, on Thursday anu
Friday June 26th aud 9th. It,is hoped
that every editor and publisher in the
two districts, whether a member OF
the Association or not, will be in at
tendadce. A pleasant and profitable
meeting is anticipated.
fs s.e SAMUEL d. HARRIS, Pres.
w. A. BIRCHARD. Sec'v.
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The politicians are beginning to
manifest great concern in the affairs
of the people just now,- and are
around shaking hands with every
body and inquiring after their inter-
esfs.
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HOW TO SAVE. MONEY

You will save money by purchasing a Davis
sewing Machine. as it simple that you
learn to it in three hours, thereby saving tn,
trouble and expense of boarding an A gent iron,
! seven to ten days. 207.
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We are agents for Ballou & Co.'S, French
Yoke Shirts. the best fitting shirt ever made
We have them in all grades, much better and
cheaper than you can get them made. Call and
look ut them before having any made.
Dec. 1s, 1892. FLATH Il POE,
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Be Sure to come to. Beatty

If You want any article in the Clothing line, a.
MS stock is the largest in the county. and u,
lowest prices 24S.
II you want a fine quality of Keady- ad,
clothing you can Ind it at BkArrY,s.
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r,.x sr,.xu xvANrrn

The highest market price will be paid for any
quantity of Flax Straw delivered at my mil
near the A. 4 @. w. Railroad Station, il
Ravenna. II. a. DOO1ITTLE.
Rayenna, July 80. 1872. a06-tf.
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Glass Ware
FRENCH YoKE SHIFTS.

The largest stock in town may be fonnd at
May 20, 1872. 1871. H DEMING'S.
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-sSOAAcOA e<1CA y CA ~ eASANs
The Spring term OF the Conservatory coser
May Gath, and would take this Opportunity t.
return nay most grateful thanks to all who nave
20 lIberaIIv patronized me. and To those who
have ex pressed 50 muck Kindness end interesi
| in the sstablishmentof this school.
ffatShe e5nsersatory is permanently loeatec
here. is fully warrasted by the large number ol
pupils that have entered ior areourse. Ther.
are several young ladies VINO have commenced
| t;ieir course IN other Conservntories, that will
complete ithere. Four of these are at present
| teaching music in this County.
.Ssa0lars sE1dying in this Conservatory can
enter classes of the same grade IN any Conser-
vatory in the United states.s - -.
scholars can commence at any time, eacL
scholar will haVea Complete lesson, let it take
| more or less than an hour
The regular session of The Ceildren's singing
MISS NJ. ISABELLA REID,
A second hand piano. almost new, for sale at
the Conseryaiory-price 1926.
|
Teacher Wanted.
good female Teacher wanted in the school
about two miles west of shalerssille Center
Apply % .Az0s9 1ffa N. w COLT. Clerk
May ri. 1873. 249-
/. Wanted immediately.
A good Cook, Washer and ironer. STEADY.
smpioyment at q per wees. at
THEODORE CLARK'S.
Edinburg May %. 1913
BEATTY Is selling "a large lot OF 10y > Coai.s
aud tants at ~ W. 4 hey. ehea,. 24s.
stfffg8 ---A---r-7----- . -------------
OUR $1,000 SUITS
lor Men bargain. cali and see them.
go j. Z. BEATTY
= hEMEmGEk BE41@rx's RIcEs
IRE LASH Prices. if he trusts you Tor few
days 1t as simply as an accon,lnodation. z4o
iF XOU WANT
= line diagonal Coat and est, for $40 90, equal
t. cheap Aierch-l.a iir.,iorsns.lwe i have got 1T
24s. CBEATTY.
ON A RAINY DAY
;alI at BEATTY, and ger sa Umbrella W,
Won't lend You one OF give Sou one. but will
sell you one Ior cash, cheap. PAS
AN ELEGANT LINE
ii all kinds OF straw Goods. opened this weeI
24s. aL BEALrY'o.
FOX COLLARS,
Neck Ties. Bows and Scarfs Gloves. Suspendel,
falf hose. Ac be sure ~ visit bEAftl' 5
s.-.pilsll.Hent. a'A a4S.
MEADoUARrEKs FOR TRUNKS.
The largest stock in The county. at
a4s. tstf BnATri's IS.
f-rst
The LATEST STYLES
II Hats, bJ Express this week.
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think have better stock of white ano
Ghevoit shirts than he found In this county
and at lower prices. j. q. BEATTY
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I LEG SAwED@On Tuesday after
noon Albert, q nine or ten year old
son of Mr. Daniel Snow, Superin-
tendent in Vance ,& Wells furniture
factory, while engaged in saving of
bedsfead Stats at pair of buzz-saws,
had his left leg caught by one OF the
saws about the. ankle, cutting most
horrible cash quite into the BONE
The wound is a serious one, and will
be quite likely TO destroy the use OF
the aHkIe joint. n 81 af.s
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
aAyrNsA. THURSDAY. MAY go. 1873.
New Advertis -ments

j S Smi h i Ce. -Imme stock.
A G Masol-The New Davis.
Miss NJ Isabella Reid-ConscrSsiory of Mu-ic
Theodore Glark-w anted.
N w Coit-Teacher Wanted-
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5t fiuoa $40 TraW-TbG siEiEl5
The Elegant Horse ,,,.', i.a
YOUNGS SEARCHER

) Wll make the season OF 1S73 commencing
Mag 10Th and ending July 4th. as folIows;Y
Monday and Wednesdays, at the stable OF the
subscriber. in RavennaS Tuesdays &c Woods 4
Goodrichs stable, in Kent Thursdays. At teck-
at The stable Of Aiyin Poe, IN Rapenna.g 3 iliTH
y fonng Searcher is "a bright bay with black
NAME and tail. 16 i-2 hands high. Is four years
DID, and for symmetry and action Is not sur
Yrsseti by any horse of his ago in Northern Ohio
Tie received the ufst premium ut the Portage
CoAhty Agricultural Fair, when a colt AN 1
has lbcen ava Ided premium each year since.
! Terms, given at the several stands. p a1ait
Havonna, May 8, 1874. an-
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rhe Place
District Editorial Convention.

To buy good Paper Collars at 10 and 15 cents
per box is at the stone ofN, CONVERSE
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Call and Examine

rhe new $45I Bed Spring, manufactured b,
Vance u W ellis, the best article ever SOLD tn,
money. Every one guaranteed 10 give sstlsfac
bill.
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DOMESTIC"

rsy- Works in all weathers.
nsSE-Not over nice about handling
nS- Ready when wanted.
Das- Don't balk with heavy load; nor run
away going down-hill.
B9-Not only nice carriage. fit for smooth
road; butlike Paddy's wheel-barrow'
not afraid of ghosts.
Rl=A few days. trial with all the help You
need, FREE.
Old Machines taken in exchange.
Agents wanted.
B.UNDERwOOD. Agent,
Ravenna, Ohio.
january %, 1873 2s1-tf
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A NEw timetable went into effec
on the &. & p. r.. X. on Monday.
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The New 7-30 Gold Loan Bends
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The first National Bank,
oF RAyENNA,

Are now selling and unhesitai:ngly recommend nd
tI,. i,ontis to tfs ir customers ami all parties
, II. -. money toinyest as the most ProhLable e
~ .,ft. Investment that l. now oHereu TO
the laibsie- -, :s.,,,,-,- n, s,ood and re-
'.,,i. Ijnans,isls who have fully nsestigt,
sllS ~. SECURITIES upon which the 1-5O Gold
W,,is' =, ,s based cannot doubt The reports, botn
dn,,.;'d and unofficial. heretofore published
S.,nairme4i as they by the letters OF such
\ s,r;,.s,,,1e,, honorable gentlemen as BAY aru
i,.I.,, ,.x-s;ov Bross. OF Illinois T. W. Bryah
~ ~ vi .s,s VINO have recently visited the New
Nn,tI,we-s Letters just published and can be
Husving fuii confidence in these sesurisles; ecu II
:, -. - t.rs.iered larze amount of the 1-5U Oold
4 s,al bond and viii be pleased iosAgpis ~
,. ..,.Si.,mers and others who are aes1foes oi
uki,,g : Good, Safe and Prontanle s1
Ia ~ tesu on hand Bonds OF $lOO touV ald g. Il
900 ,s,i1;..Ii we exchange for Government D ~
pon,is on which interest will soon cease fhns
aoI;zinc a handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 10 10 per eents ,,,.a for f,ounons on
Nrorti,ern i'a-iii. end Government Donas-
T,,tarest allowed on time depostts.
ri : drawn and casned on All the pfAAcip
cities ,,t ~ 'I prsfts ON England. ireland and all
cities III Enrope "a CLARK Prest
q e. WIrrRR. Cashier. i62
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Chevoit shirts.

5 v,ry desirable Hat for Summer. Enqnii,
for it, j. T. BEATTY