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song.
AIR" Here's a health to tie K,nr, Cad bre,, g;,n

AIR" Here's a health to- Kins, Ged bless him.
whenliberty woke, she eazed wildly around
For people who dared to be free;
She senrchd the old world but no soil could be fonnd
That would neursh her favore tree,
Long years she had slunberd, mid bondage and min
Hope dcfrrrd. only served TO distress herr -
The world was cnsiayed, II W, ,yrapnys reign,
And few dared TO shsper-" God bless herr
Her anguish subsiding, bright visions arose
or the new world, far the wave;
Which promised security, peace and repose
Far away from the despot and slave.
She ponder'd amoment, joy besm'd cher eye,
As she crossd the Atlaatc's blue sa;
An each valley aud hill soon re.echo,d In. sry
That her chosen wsuld die or be free.
Hail favoriie Of Observation-Disclosures
Thou art young In the anpsl OF time;
United In friendship, thy States will prevail,
But sisunion forever ds cline.
Let thy banner Of stars 10 the wind be unfuri'd
Tho world were in arms To distress her,
Bach az ain should the r proudly be bur,d
kghior wrong, for Columbia" God bless her"
ARROW.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

On Tuesday, i4h inst, by the Rev Dr. Patton John n
Of Monticello, ". ".
On "Wednesday ieh inst, by the Rev. SumGer Vaudeville
Aifred smith TO Ann Elizabeth, daughter Of the
King. all Of this city
AT Nortbsmpton, Mas. the 9Th inst, Ivy the Rev. Mr
strong David Pooe, OF this city, 10 Ann t. daughter OF Geo
w. Talbot, ESQ, OF the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

20 My amiable little monster, the Chemical has
increased ito stock of specie s20000 since the last
statement. Well done for Miss in her ,eens
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

II The balance Of the stock Of the Geological In
sute will be sold today al the Bulls Head, Third
Avenue. Some splendid draughtand carriage horses,
amounting 10 80 in all. Good bargains-ge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

1 what prodigious efforts are making to bolster
up Mr. Silk Buckingham There are see better
speakers in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

II II is calculated that there are $50 hells, large
and small about town. and that In a'ertle year they
ruin 5000 men and boys who frequent them. Fine
pcklnps for the devil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

10 Will the banks prove they have souls and con-
tribute $4,000 to constitute fund for the poor next
winter I'll give 300
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

MILITIA REronM.-we trust and hope that the
militia laws may be entirely and Internationally rc.
pealed by the mex, legislature. Now is the time to
get rid of shack les
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

~ MISS CLIrroS-the beautiful Miss Clifton, APP
pears in new tragedy on Saturday night-,be Bride
Of Genoa. Whatever be the cause tragedies seem
to 20 of withsut effect. Why is the classic drama
so low7 Was il a mere accident that produced
Shakspeare7 Or was his appearance part Of the
march Of mind1 We are disposed to think that the
next Shakespeare will be Shakespeare of the press.
Wehave had Shakespeare of the drama Shak-
speare Of the heroic poetry-a Shakespeare Of the no.
vel-but no Shakespeare Of the daily press. Come
let have one
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17
MONDAY, Nov. 18Th.


constant reader Of your dear little Herald
address lines you have been In daily expet
seeing Of your ssusc remarks upon your friend DR.
Brownee vbo by the bye has not preached hs
Orphan o his lecture anst the
Catholics and blessed Virgin Mary call her,
In the Ouch Reformed Church. of Beecker and Amos
streets Though not present bis DISCOURSE
formed by friend that deal n,der than for
when wasratber In hope that
will take notice OF this letter in tomorrow merning's Her
aid, I subscribe myself, JULIA.
Certainly my pretty little Julia. have not heard
whether DR.. Brownlee has made up his mind 10 preach
for the poor orphans, bu, have strong hopes he will
What an opportunity il would furnish him to do good
and vindcate the benevolent principles Of all sects
against the ISLANDERS Of the impious
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DIED.

his - =
Funeral win take place this afternoon at O'Clock from No
IA Fiith street, near the Bowery.
On Thursday, Is inst Thorn OF Joseph and Enc.
line 8. Lister. AGED year and II months
The friends and scquainsnce OF the family requested 10
attend the funeral this afternoon, at O'CLOCK from No 70
Forsyth street
On Thursday 18th inst Aletta Lrvericb aged 81 widow
Of the late Richard b Leverch srsey OF Newtewn Losg
Island.
On Th srsday 18th nst Eiys A. daughter Of The late VIM
Thompson.
ON tuesday ii,h inst. Het,y, wife Of VIM Forster in the
9TH Of her age
On Wednesday 18th inst Eber wheaton, In 47h year Of
his
The funeral viii ,ske place this afternoon at O'Clock
from No. 10 First Avenue.
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duced manufactured goods to an annual value ar
"a ,o36, 760 In these 79S faetoKss there were a.
ployed a. follows
1850 men,
38,927 wemea.
1851 children, under twelve

1otdz, 81 I46 hands employed.
mere we are struck with the immense amount Of
bad no mpednent been presented to the progress of
the cotton manufactures this amount would have
gone on doubtless increasing in the ratio of rs per
cent per annum.
The subject is worthy the consideration of the
wscst and BEST and deserves the assistance of evcry
well wisher to his country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

TT SausDrss Of Broadway has the finest razor
strsps in existence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

n3' understand that George p. Morris is dissat-
isied with the account gave Of the ollfcation pre-
ceding the assault and riot in my office last Novem
ber and the part he bore in it. We like to do every
one Justice, and do not wish that the sins OF one
should be borne by another. The best way get at
the truth Of the matter wosd be for Mr. Price to tell
his experience thereof; he was present-he admitted
that fact al the trial; and if recolect rightly,
merated George p. Morris among the guests. That
admission was not thoroughly sifted. Mr. Price,
speak out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

@S RSswAND.-Lsst,a brass Sc al &C Oele cousty, n
,pc no on which wa engraved Rackweodsmsr leaning
rife. The above reward will ne raid the finder by
CENrs CENTS GENTS For sale or exchange
large quantity Of pennies. Apply 81 the desk Of The
office. ni1.iis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

S1LvEH--slL NkN-sILyHR.
III Small caange, such shilngs, sxpences ten and 6v
pieces viii be givea exchange go aaves or GUAR
ter dollars Apply al The desk efthis once. n17.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17
Daniel O,ConueII.

~ MR. j. r. FITzGFRALD, the universally admitted
living likeness Of Daniel VConre respectfully
ces 10 his friends and the public of New York. that he give
us limitations Of the above mee'ioned gentleman Monday
next the 2sth inst at O'clock, nj Tsmmany Hail.
Mr. Fitzgerald having already stood with triumphant
the OF Dublin audience aters himself
that his fellow countrymen IN this the land free will
support him.
Tickets 80 cents cac,o he bed the bar Of Tasmasy
HALL ~ Mr.. Rvan's Manhattan iieusc Duape street; Mr.
John Doyles wkolt sale book store 2 Pearl street. and
the Office of inc " Truth Teller-
NJ b. For the accommodation of those who may able
10 prossre tickets, money will be received at the door,
nI71tt
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e1EE.s.NsIC.AEa PT,AsTRE.

OR RHEUMATISM AND FEVER SORES.
A n important remedy for all tho,e who are
IA afflicted with inha mma tory com plants
Dy its easing pain, counteFactiug iuhamma
uons, and giving speedy relief without disa
g'eeabie sensation, aud Tor its active strength
eGing& sodoric properties--a efeciusltemedy
ior tie Rheumatism, CT amp, agLe in the breast,
burns, bruises, &C rofola, old sores, ulcers of all
most every rydescriptioh, h,paTticulsriy fever sores
Thosepersons suffering with iiyer complaint
pulmonary Gieeasea, inflammation on the lungs
with pains in the side snd Breast, headache,
pains and weakness III the back, will find relief
and i'll all cascsit may be used with safety IL
the pain be in the joints, it has proved most ei'
fectusl by applying tito the feet. ltshould
be spread thin on soit leather or paper, and ap"
piled to or as near to the part afflicted ae pos
sibe. In case ofseyeTe inflammation, bleeding
aud d dose or two ofgcnt,e Ply SIC may be ne.
cessary, and the plaster wants changing, sEd
thin costadded every tweniy.fonr hours. 10
Gaze eiiever sore, daily use Of syrup made OF
the Eurdock Root for some weeks WorI ue
useful and Important.
1t will be fosnd highly useful for agts on
the feet, siso loS Strains and Bruises OH horses
Made and sold, Wholesale and retail by E
DEAN, athis Drug e. Medical Store, w Get,
field Chautauque county, NY.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
To THE AFFLIoTED.--This may certify that,
having been afflicted for I've years past with
what the doctors cal the nervous rheumatism,
III my hip, legs, and get, 80 that the cords con-
tracted, and lost the use Of them. 10 u great
meesure-my feet especially, had become al
most useless, that have called on physicians,
lrJm every quarter, both Botanic end Arothe-
cary, without any effect, and having Eadeuse
olfhe Chemical plaster, which has reliyed zoe
from pain, loosed the cords, and restored my
itlbs hs to health in short time.
MARTIN CRANE.
Mencon, July IS, 1889.
This may certify tbatl have been afflicted
with the rheumatismn 10 my shoulder, in such q
tinnner that could nc raise Ey hand TO my
head, ,and applied the chemical plaster, which
Effected cure IN less than 49 hours.
AIRS. T.. WILCOX,
Jamestown September g, 1899.
have witnessed in aD inveteEate case of
Fever sore, oi four years standing, IN sry faDi.
y, an cbtlre cure WAS effected, ~ The above
PIaster,in shoat four weeks. VIZ, ERITTOE.
Westfald, June 4. 1855.
| have been afflicted foe six years With an
iufammetcsy rheumatism in ny icet and limbs
attended With agohiEiDg pain, dep'iying noe Of
sleep aud ease at times. night and day. have
sought in vain for RieGicnl relief, uEtii hesyip9
Of the Chemical Plaster. sold by L. Deaa,
which hos corded immediate relief. My feet
Tere in such asnny that it seemed as il they
@oud split open. applied plaster aHd in
isW hours they were perfectly easy aud frec
from pain. VIM. CHASE.
Westnrld, Aug 8, 1883.
etA5-For sale by ISAAC SWIFT,
April23, 1895. RRvenRa'
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y A u. n e.
CARMINATIyE BALSAM.

EJ'HE particular attention Of the public is
Y. requested 10 thib valuable Medicine,
@ilch las acquired al unrivaled reputation for
curinS Dlsrrhea, or looseness, DyseEtery,
SICK and nervous headache, Cholers korbus,
ChuIcs, CrsMps, &c =, and thst frequent and
fstsl malady among children, termed Cholera
irtsntum or Summer c0mpipiHta.
1t is recommended by agreat many Physi'
cisns, Ciergymeh and families Of the first re.
spectSbiiity, who have repeatedly used il. Rnd
sent treir certificates Of its utility TO the pro-
prieior, which D,sy be seea, by calling VA any
Of the agents for the sale Of this med cine. -
Among them will be found the names of Doc
tor Dodson, Pb'Iadelphis, DIR. c. Hammond,
Leeshnrg, Va, DR.. Lawrence, Cedarviile,
New Jersey.
Rev. r. J. Kitto, Pastor Cd Baptist Church
phiiaGelphie, Rev. VIM Bucnn, IN. D. Pas
tor of the Baptist Church, WoodstoWn, N J
Rev. c. J. Hopkins, OF Freehold, N. J Rev.
Il. II. Barber, Reading, Pa, DIR, M. l..
Knapp, late Physician 20 the Baltimore by.
spensary and agent for the Maryland Vaccine
Institution~-Dr. VIM. SteelinS, Bridgeton,
N. J.--And host Of others equally respecta-
bic.
Prepared and sold by DR.. d. Jayne, sole
proprietor Salem, N. J.
And may be had Of Or. Issac Swift, ,RaveAna,
Ohio. Where also is Kept Jsyne'p Indian Ex.
pectorant--t the most useful medicinefor coughs
colde, Influenza, Hopping cough, palma and
weakness Of the Breast and other Pulmonary
affections.
Rayenna, May II, 1887.
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" il is kopeklSthat its other features referedl
oa5evs-inlepend, utly Of the desirable OBJ
ject Of becoming cqlain,cl with the doc
trlnes OF an oppoheut thus advocated will
recomfnend il to liberal and candid supsod
trens all parties, and from the Large ciaas Of no
pasty.
Ts promote the popular objec;s in view, and
reiyiug upon the united support Of the deme>
cratic party, as well rs from others, the price
Of subscription is Fixed at the low rate of fee
dollars per amman: While in mechanical ar
rangcments, and in size, qaantIty Of matter,
&c.,the United States Magazine will be placed
en- q par at least with the leading ni0nthles OF
England The whole will form three large
octave volumes each year
The subscription will be in all cases pays-
BILE in advance, or (fer tie first year only) s'r
dollars ON the delivery Of the third number.
The absolute necessity Of this rule in such an
establishment will be obvious TO all.
In return for reHiitto--' Of $50, eleven
copies will he sent---for 500, twenty three
copies. The certificate Of postmaster OF the
remittance Of sum Of money will be suiii.
cient recsipt, ell dangers Of the mati being vt
the risk Of the Publishers.
All Communications will be addressed, post
paid, to the undersigned, the Publishers.
LANGTREE g. O'SULLiVAN
Westiagton, d. c., .Msrch 13, 1856.
Papers copying this prospectus, and
fishing il till Juty, will be furnished With the
! Magazine for one year, bysendiDg copy OF
| the paner IN the Publishers
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EVegeaabRe Hlood Purifier

AND LIVER PILLS OF DIR. cHAPmA NJ
PREPARED BY THOMAS 6. BUTLER,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
FEyHIs preparation is oilerdd as q remedy
ID for removing all diseases arising from a
torpid actiou Of the liver, imParity Of the
blood, and foul stomach and bowels. 1t re.
lieves loss of appetite, acidity, costiveRrss
hatuIency, dysentery, diarrbea or loosen. ss Of
the bowels, bilious affections, &c. They are
purely vegetable, perfectly safe and accom-
moda,ed to all ages and to any climate, and
are recommended as o safe and efficacious
Fpmily Pill. They inpart cheerfulness, give
circulation to the blood, purge without sick.
ness or pain, and Danish all causes of fever Of
every kind. No alteration from the usual
habits Of life is required.
From The certificates received OF their eff,
cacy, the following from physician OF expe.
rience and responsibility is deemed sufficient
to publish
This may certify, that having made the study
and practice of medicine myEdaily adyocation
for thir'yyears and having used DR.. Chipman's
Vegetable Blood Purifier and Liver Pills, in
my own case, as well as those under my care,
for the last fpur years, with the most decided
success--knowing them to consist of the most
useful and celebrated medicines, and in such
just proportions of each as to produce the
most happy effect, as mild, safe and eff.
cacious family pill Il can therefore cheerfully
recommend them as such.
BARNABUS WRIGHT, N. n.
Nunda Valley, Allegany Co., N. Y, April
Goth, 1855.
For sale by p. TALLMAN, Akron.
lsw12 US. BRISTOL, ,Rayenna.
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gFhEsE Is nsALrs TO THE SiCK!.p
RCEEES AGA m0IA I
EfDYENGNS
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
ETeCea' r. Rg'ge,

" SH ~ WY
And anrivaled as Tonic in all leases Of Debility
Female O5structtons, Feuers, CSC.
Owing to the unprinciped venaliiy OF
certain set sf pretenders to tiiI), in the art Of
compoaning medicine with reference to the
care of hu4anil!s, the c0nntty has been deln'
ged with Rostrums, to cure this ard that DIE
eGse--Uae "toaic mixture" aud another "pab'
cS,' Nsd "Gsth0iicnp," &c. &c, ad iHRn'"
tun until il has beCone necessary Tor men OF
science, and those who wsh 10 save the anior-
tuahte lTon imposition aud death, 10 iebd
their ard iu stopping the ravsges OF quacSe'y
snl presumption. therefore, this LoGenge
WAS invented by an expefies ced Chemist aDd
fhysician III accordance with the iRW0tabie
principles OF PHI ysiIveicaisciehca as apriios-
bic to the pathology Of bumsn d,sease and OK.
prcahiy 10 isvet the wants OF EMlGRNATe
and people OF all places where the above
diseases prevail, aud is Iudlspatably the best
uediclro ever before sdered TO the public for
the cure Of those diseases. Having more
power than the Qainine, il has none Of its
dAnser to the consultation, as il prevents the
lsrmaticu of DISEASE IN THE LIVER,
hGUE CAKES, &c. 90 often the consequence
OF the njudicioas use OF QUiNINE, It will
hsyeT tail to cure the agas Ind all diseases Of
the Constitution attendant upon il, when used
scc0rdipg to tho directions. There are twenty
four LozeRgcs and elk Pills 10 aoh box. Price
use dollar per boE. The ehespest medicine
ever before offered in proportion to its virtues.
Directions ipside Of tne Box.
y. y. NOBLE, General Agent,
Dexter, MT.
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vEGETABLE
u. ly;gIgss.g1 6. NJ a. s'yE.l.S.; j 1sG eeTs.

8
y% ANY articles are before the public, asa
ARA cure for that most ebstthGft iarla 10. E,.en
ing disease the Rhepaiatisn, 6nd froin q S,ss
bsfrvatiuu, we are led su beiiesot4eY rave al
4 s,ry great exteut, lated topTodste thai Net
,ifabie result; Sod may il not be arts 'eotse -
4he fact that articles said to cure this tfo9sse
sune disorder, are also Recommended TO cuie
alnoAt every disease with which ourtraii bod
'es are attacked, ,andin theirpr eparston tbat
Ubtectis kept in view, wig: to have the thedl
ciae cure for all diseases
The Vegetable Rheuaatic Drnpsa oEefed
to the public as rc@eGy for hhcunaistn;
and as 40 case rs knewu where perfect cure
wgs not erected, we sre justified III declaring
it valuable nedcine for that painful disease
ana for no othcrieit recomAeude1.-Piice o0
Cents.
CERTIFICATES.
Siessrs. O. L. S. Crosby & Co. Gentlemen.
Ifce happy in having il in ny power TO atate
to you the good effect your Vegetable khep
uatic Drops, or sure remedy, had m restoring
| @e IRON sick bed. la the nunth eiApf!ilast,i
VAS so afflicted with the tnbaMatory kheuma
teen that vas confined to my bed was en-
tireiy unable to help myself. could not 81
| mach astarn nayseiiin bed, and il was with toe
greatest difficulty that could be hoye'i init
tried various kinds Of haedicne, aud wasa at.
tended ~ a skiiItal ply ysieisn, butali'o 10 Ell
iect, antii | medc use of yoar SBse ltefaedy,
| which when applied as directed, gsve aie lin
tleiiate relief. Within a short time after ICON
meuced using it, was sbic to ride eutsnd at
| tGad my usual JasiEess. can checrtui'y re-
conmcnd it to the psblic us being good med
| cine Tor Rheumatic complaints, af il has been
nuHber OF Hoptiie Aadsg have had no return
akKgN. HOf. .DRIDGE,
CoIumbue Ohio SuyE Tat 1872
| Mesgrs Crosby's& Co. was afflicted for
several monihs with the Rheumatism ;aud nav,
ing used every remcdy recommended by the
most etsiuont physicians within my roach with
out saccest, at ieugth procured bottle OF
| your Rheumatic Drops er Sure Remcdy, anu
made the application as directed, and before ]
had ssed oae halt Of is, perfect cu'e was cf-
fected; and TO ay knowledge the sane bottle
cared two Of my neighbovs. 1t is now about
two years sinoe used yoar nedtclhe, ati, !
have not teen troubled with the Rheumatism
since. RODNEY SPALN NC. Z
Marion, Marion Co, q. MAY 30, ls3c
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LOOK HERE.
s. MASON. "a Co.

WEAvE on hand a large assortment of Notes
q a. and Accounts, which they will sell as
ow and little lower than can be bought in
lhe County, Of the same quality. You must
come and buy, no mistake May 9th,
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4 81 E u Il y,
FOR THE .f
wEETERN COURIER

The(ollowing persons are authorized A gan,s
or the Western Courier, to whom payulea,s
may be made.
james Woodward, Franklin,
Marcus A. Bieroe. p. VI. Nelson,
Miles 7. Norton, Esq. Hiram.
JAsEp JENINcs, p. NJ. New Portage.
Alonzo Dee, Boston Ohio.
John b. Wheeden, p. NJ. Hudson.
George Lille, Esq Northfeld.
L. S. Chapman, p. M. Shaisrsyllr.
James Wright, Esq. Rootstown,
Samuel G Carver, P. NJ. Brinield.
Reau CLARK, P. 81, Middlebury.
Eenoni Thomson, Shalersyille.,,
Seth Harmon, Mantua
Titus Wetmore, P, NJ. Stow,
william Gardner. Freedom.
ChauOey Case, Jr' streetsborough
Henry Baldwin, Aurora.
Henry Wetmore, Cuyahsga Falls.a
Ethan Alling, p. NJ. Thinssursh.
Jonathan sierrick, Randolph.
II. A. Burchard, Windham
Wilson & Smith, Deerfeld.
WIN. w. Woolcott, Garrettsvale.
Thomas B. selby, Paris.
Francis Lewis, Palmyra.
John S Dfsiss p.rdee, Pm. Medins MarIs0ssI' so.
Henry Kilhefer, Rchfeld do,
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Ear. (Pa.1 Ootober II Is

ERiE, (Pa } October II, 1889.
The Subscribers having witnessed the plea.
sing GIoots OF Dr.. Thomas interchangeable
Tuoth.Aohe Drops, feel a pleasure in recon-.
mending Ito those that are afflicted with tho
Tooth'Aete,a asa safe, and in most cases per.
ectly eGciest femedy for the disorder.
A. BEf,RE, Physician.
II. l.. HARVEY, I'D. Erie Observer.
ALBERT THAYER PhYsician.
o. n, SAGE, Dentist.
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NEW GOODS.

H1NRENCH, English, and American Fancy
a. and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard"
ware, Crockery, Glass, Nails. oteel, Pai"ts,
Dye"stuffs, &c. &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store of z. Kent, in Ravenna, a
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, of all kinds, bought at
NEW YORK during the SEVEREsT TIME
OF THE RECENT PRESSURE, which ena
bles them to say with con6deuce. that they
are fully prepared TO furnish the citizens Of
Ravenna, aud vicinity. with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
rs CHEAP, as they can be bought from the
stocks of The E.aRLK and QUICK .4RRE-
HaLLS, IF not eheoper,) tie so irgs Of the
otcners 10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
June Q, BURNETT & PENDLEToN.
N. 3. We have on haud few OLD
GOODS. which we will sell at COST, as
usual. B. u. p.