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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
"A EB Ns'&sAG dsODsss fovTsw7

1 s9o''ii9ef respectfully informs h5s friends
" IN tu29f' tld he Is now feccivlnp from
-, - 'ih ! hlalelpha and Baltimore at ms Fan
l, a'r '''Pie Dry Goods Store, one of III, most
,}i 9so' '''ehls OF hoods he has ever offered IN
'' i"'Ihei; and II not superior Is moi infe,ior IN
any IN The State, as respects o1,oltv ,,,i,sf, and
'Hie-ahd what Is Still more desirable will 6c snIl
H,HusaalIy low. They were BOUGHT nriurinalh IN
NeM ofh' during the late great pressure in thar
'fNe' anu great many articles will be sold lower
'.' were ever known to be IN hsmarhet lie
u'N'ahen great pan5 t. select Goods OF the best oua
ny ana most modern style. Purchasers are ,enue,t-
|" TO eau and examine for themselves
, ms assortment consists of the following articles
! 'ue an" extra Superfne blue and black Cloths at
r, - 2o aud - yard, worth at least 81 and 50,
me ana extra superinc colored cloths,
do aud do do Cashmere, and Cassluetts.
Laner Cloths and Summer Cloths
PtIneetta, Norsted and Nacntn Crane.
Linen Wofsted and Cotton Goods, for gentemens
summer wear.
talIeocs, very large assortment and very cheap.
some very fine, good and handsome, at lsl cts
FAST eolor5,
Hnehun>. avery large assortment aud great variety
OF beautiful styles, very good al shilhne
per yard, usually sold II , shlllngs,
Painted Nastns, 4 larry assortment
second Mourning VI uaIns, a l1rg@ assortment and a
very scarce article.
fIgWed Sais> Muslius and Lawns very fine,
French Muslin, and CaIeos, a large assortment,
slooo0 worth olSt.s consisting, oi almost every de-
scnpuon oi Sill, and ;iln5, pian and figured
"uze' BLACK, hlae black and egHry shade Of color,
some OF til richest AMI most splendid Good, I'M
poHed to this country, aad al very cheap
bI1'h and blue black figured Reps. Sill oi superior
quality.
Black anIboe black figured lleruaui Satin, new
aud beautiful Cools
'a5'et! OF new .ts!c Goods Tor pany dles>es and
Very cheap,
H., I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

Foot Race We recently run N the neiohborhood
on liar cr. fcra Virginia remarkable both for the
performance 9th winner and gross fraud pracn-
Sod by hn upon rredalous cu2cn named Lang
The councillors were Wn. iioWlu@loD, a Vernon
Ter. - yaars oil aud j. Pcachcr, Jr. Nmgnlaa.
AIRED -. 'Inc distance to be ran vas 90 miles on
the tow-parh OF a canal. While the thag WAS IN
agitation Preacher persuaded a neiehhor, named
I.ang.to bet on llowingon, under hcassn1ancc that
he. Peacher, meant 10 lose the rae. Lang was
TOOL and rogue enough To make yea bets TO the A,
mount Of 5000 all with Pelchere contedcrates and
then Pcacher won the rae performing the distance
within - hours-his antagonist breaking down the
18Th mile.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

STOLEN from the subscriber a small Wagon
- and two Horses, some time IN February last by
(ustavus Watt, formerly Of Rockbndgc county.
have reason to believe he is, at this time, some
where in Rochbridge, and will give liberal reward
for his apprehension. HENkl bAIHAN'
April ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

- TREAsURY DEPARrMrgT, Nay ], 1897.
Ia conformity resolution OF the Senate, pass
ed March, ., s31, notice IS hereby given that the re-
ccips for the month Of March last were, as as
can be asccrtaiued,
From Customs. 81 oo7, 300
From Lands l,22S,063
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of The Treasury.
L. S.-rhe above exhibit for each month during
the present recess ofCongfess is the only requr
ed to be made by any existing law in respect tho
receipts aud expenditures the dcpose banks--
hat rs II may be interesting to the community, the
following statements are subioued;
Durue the quarter ending the 81 1t March,
the whole receipts from eusons have
been about. S5o15sa
Those nom Lands about 3,372 400
Those from mise ollaneoua sources chiefly
interest from deposae b1nhs, 100000
Total, S., 7Gs,3 25
The whole expenditures during that quar-.
ter have been about, 7,loo,7al
Leaving an excess Of receipts amounting
to about, 81 ,35e, 59a
But tlulng the month Of April. the receipts arc
believed To have been considerably less than the
pend,inlcs thDngh an accurate exhibit Of them cam
not be plvcu TIL the 1t OF neN month.
It's, however, aseert1ned, from the Freasnrcr's
running account, tha' the whole amount OF money
applca blr to appropriations and who Il i'll tho
Itcl~ljry aud deposltc III the banks all the mint,
+. after deduetu. Whll has been aud Is 10 be paid to
the States, only about 80 0s7,6I2.e
Notwithstanding thc extreme pressure upon tho
financial systen OF the country, Che pressure upon
merchants planters, &c. acting OF course, upon
the Tfea,utS.) It appears thu there Mas received
INTO the Treasury ia the mnnrh 81 March last, tho
handsome amount oil S32a5, BOG, being at the ratio
ol ncally torly millions OF dollars per annam. This.
IN u Government wluch owes not doll1t Is at peace
with all tho world, fthul4a To- the last Congress
lor that a lraatD and possesses almost Inc Nhanstl
blr wealth. IN real ostatc, Is DOM very handsome
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
eur's, Flowers, Esos,,,,axisscs, sc.

''s@ and for sale, at lone prices, by Z. b.
uoo ESTES.
Wb DUNES Artificial Caris consisting Of
Gdo, 49,, red, white, and every shade OF colour,
rGa Aa'llicial Flowers, Sprigs and Wreqihs, very
6a 9l'cN and coloured Bombazines, fine to extra
y e~ style Curtain Calicoes,
A ar@os'e Muslin Drapery ior Curtains,
y ieens
A layga L hnges' silk, cotton and worsted.
{ Patterns,
I Ga1" black Italian Silks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15


- hats ioT ten years, and lately residing SIX
or eight months IN New OH, where he
acquired athoroneh knowledge of making aud finish
ING Hats, IN every variety OF style, has located
himself IN Lynchburg, and taken the house recently
oeoupwtbN Simpson Lyman, next door to Nh
John T. Hunts Jewclry Store ; where he IS rcceiy
Ing and opening from the most approved Northern
Manufactures the largest and most complete assert
meni OF hats now m tins place comprising every
variety OF style and quality Tie whole of his pur-
ch1ses were made by himself; aud he feels no hest
fancy ~ saving that, IN pout OF cheapncss and quad
itN, they art superior 10 Offered in tins mar
ket, lie also has mannlctory IN constant opera
ton, and will supply customers with any Kind OF hats
at the shortest notice. The sts.k HAT, which
h els daily making, Is rich and splendid article, aud
in style Of model material and finish shall b. found
unfNaled. With the above goods. he his Palm
Leaf Hats, trimmed and untfmned; Caps I'm.
brcllas; Gentlcmen's Stocks Gloves; Basoms aud
Collars; and large assortment of Haltels' Trm-
mlngs.
Country mcrth1uts, his friends. and tic public
generally ARE particularly invited 10 call and e>amIue
his stock, before purchasing elsewhere as he will
make II 10 hcIrintcrest to do 50.
y. L. All customers hats noucd an} kept in
gcnleel order, without charge.
BENJAMIN II. WOOD
Nav +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

Tur SPEclr OKpEa.-Wc have Official docu-
ments winch give evidence that, prior TO the issuing
Of the Specie Ordcr some OF the distant land offices
were ia the h lbit Of receiving in payment OF lands
the pores Of the private banking house OF 1eatman,
Woods x Co., Of Nashville, which firm Is reported
anong the late failures at that place.
But for the Specie Oder there eau hardly be
doubt that the Treasury would have become embel
Ii.bed with some thousands of the notes of that COZ
Germ. and formed special item be reported to Con-
eress "a 1Bayladlc Jaads Globe.
C3ntall The Government first break the merchan
ar banker by scuo, of reck' css, unconstitutional
and ruinons measures, and then congratulate them
selves that they have thrownthe distress upon Others
that they have Of the paper but they care not
how muchis scattered among the People.
n. Y. Mer. Adr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
g.y!TsS, WARD q DAVIS,

a RE now receiyln gthan Spring supply OF Staple
a and Fancy Epry saOoIs-sfits, Sho's'
groceries and Hardware. Ihey respect
fully invite their friends and the pubI'c sencili TO
atrs ,hrn a. call as no pains eXcrtion viii be
spared to give satisfaction
April 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

Mr.. Secretary TANrY said rhat I. States Bank
bilismould BE sellin. discount, at the winding up
of It's charter. These bills have recently been selling
in Augusta, Georgia at per cent premium as tey
furnished at thai rate the cheapest medium Of remit
lance. Neither banks nor brokers would draw on the
North.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

The wife Of a MI Hgpdman, of Cincinnati lately
presented her loving husband with two daughters and
a son at one birth. 1t seems that Mr. tlyndm2n Is
determined no longer to bezbcFndany man in the way
OF little responsibilities.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
Ropes and Mattresses.

,TVIIE subscriber will receive in few DAYS. a sup
ply OF RUSSIA AND MANILA HEMP
from the North, and will be able supply any de-
,pd for any description of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
INTERPRETATIONS.

FEW oftIso desirable articles, lined win zinc and Of The
q hest kind for sale by II. H. RICHARDS, y Go.
rrh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
NOTICE..

nun -SVEEVE.
Germ n having sold their entire interest in the
Chased his ;n, berger Jf. u Co.lo D. Berger .r and pur
ulcontinuc , IN The concern of Nowin Berger CO.
esnl. No~n business in Lynchburg under the firm OF
~ "ha Son, SAM'L. NDWLIN
Nays JOS. Z. NoWIIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
Oranges, lemons and Grapes.

YCST received, aud for sale by
~ CHARLES PHELPS
March o Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
E0E'E OK VPF'S,J'E

As low as it can be bought elsewhere. The AIaniI-
|, or Rus,il Hemp, Is considered much preferable for
all kinds of large WORK, particularly where it Is cxpo-
sed to the weather water such As Seine Rope Well
Rome. Machnc-R Rope, Fesry Boat-Rope. &c. Nc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
ESssH.lEECA D..
PUBLIC REVENUE.

Theioownr offeinl publication on The state Of
tie Revenue, i copied from the Government paper Of
yesterday
ThrAsuRY DEPARTMENT., Nay l. 1897.
In conformity resolution oil the Senate, pass
ed March ., a31 notice Is hereby given that the
ecip,s for the month of March last were, as
can be now asccrtaihed.
From Customs, 81 oo7303
From Lands 1,22e063
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

on the motion Of JohnJ Hlfsrove, who hath inter-
married with the pIaIn...l. The Court do,h or
d'f that this suit b. hereafter conducted in the
name OF the sad John J. and Aun his wife
anu the subpoena awarded therein on rte SOFA day Gl
december ISL, and the oh day of Jlu4e 80 be-
n5 returned executed upouthe defendants, and they
sun 'diins TO Bic then answer although tour mouths
'''c eiased, Us we'll since me return DAYS thereof
: ie ni!"s oi the plaintiff bill on notion ii the
aniii by counsel the CONT doth take tlclr bllllor
MESSED And thereupon ti.is cause calne onto be
'''u upon Tie bill and exhibits. and Vas argued bt
'oc Plaintiff counsel: on consideration whereof lle
"i' uo'I ofdef that the sa4a defendant, John Penl,
,A'Vo'of OF Alexander Penn, decd do render be-
,a 'Ne VI It's commissioners account OF ms aa-
inS'taon Of the estate OF H., estator, aud the sad
'"'i'9lohe' Is directed to examine, state aud SIT
M Hie same and make report thereof 10 The Goutt
,hthany matter, specially stated, deemed pcrlacn.
laisei' Or required by parties to be so stated
ACopy-Ioste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

John Penn, executor OF Alexander Penn, Edward
NJ rem, and Charles !. pedn, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
20 Contractors &c.

NKTE have Just received q y, 9,sof,qen ., G"0'
w IRON In hi'-'iN'
Anvil 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
S35,33O


Excess OF imports S63,33o
Now, where Is this cold and silver Is it in tho
SAFETY Fund nofesHt discount of two per cent. 7
Is hin te pockets olhe hundreds OF laborers of tho
CIV who alc now wandering about for employment.
many oithrm hunectlne for bread Doesit bright
c1 the face Of saccty Does 1t give relief Does
r,iec thr price Of cotton Does II make the spin.
lie in the factory % Does II build the ship
Docs # build the city, the railroad or the canal
The ua,his, the Globe and lis managers arc push
IN, upon us the experiments oil Old Spain, and ofthe
middle aFes--an experiment which reduced Spain
from one of the mos exalted poslilons among tho
orclt nations OF the earth, want, aud heggary, and
misery. II Is an oil experiment, Which ruined
,,olil. aud IS rnuing us. II might now possibly do
Tor the despolism OF ASIA, but 1t will not answer in
Fn,opc, and 1t certainly never will answer in tho
New World. Mr. Nm Barren destroys CREDIT, nn-
der wlchbueiaess prospers, and all have happiness
and crlnlo,, aud eiycs gold, which none, however.
but the Government can get, and which nobody can
eat, drink, wear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
Wee Siss'j3tg GoofF&.
W III e 81 & = Nh z a III,

= door- below the Farmers gsani. ofsirsiai..
HAVE RECEIjED th.ir entire sloc, 4
IL sl'fg3sta d4CsD&,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

Imports iuto Boston during the wreck end
ing I'D Apll
Exports At same port same week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
New and fashionable Rs:st store,
sE'RFOf.ES.sRE " EsEF.FEK..

In BENJAMIN II. WOOD, hWing been
III practically engaged in manufacturing
N hatsiof ten years, and LATELY residing sin
or eight months IN New \ OH, where he
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

"somc ten or dozep Van Burn papers,
which we might name, contain remarks sharp
ty censnrous against the Pennsylvania Bank
o tic United statrs FOR its iate suspension of
.pcce rayments. Yet, MT enc Of these has
dared annrunce 10 its readers the f.ct, that
this suspension took ace in consequence OF
the debts due the bank from the United
States Treasury. not one d liar of witch can
The Treasury pay. Would they have the
Bank pay ont lis specie. while specie rs due
it from the United States Treasury not one
cent of which can be colecte ~
The above precious moroccan we cut
from the Medina "Constitutionalist." Mr.
Carpenter, do you believe one title of
what you have gravely stated for fact!
Do you believe that the reason why the
United States Bank suspended payment
was because the Treasury did moi pay the
demands which the bank holds against ite
If you are sincere in making this state
ment, tell US for what the Treasury is in
debted to the bank. Tell US where the
Navy pension fund is.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
G@"IcHABoD" is welcome, and shall
have~a place next week.
From the Cleveland Daily Advertise ,

FROM We CieVelahu Daiy huver lser.
PORTAGE Co. SURPLUS. -Accoidin to
the G hio Review, the Fund Com mission.
ers of that County in the management of
the business committed to them exhibited
a singular want of decision and propen>i- l.
ty 10 bh nderIng. Among the many plans
brought forward, they first adopted one
which had mt been dreamed of by the
cit,zens nf ihr County. Of lending it to the
INK of Cleveland. This excited the in
dignation of the people so much that the
president of tie Bank voluntarily came
forward, and relieved the Com missioners
Of their embarrassment by releasing them
from the contract; then it was given out
thar the Commissioners would meet at
Ravenna, and consult the people On the
mater; the day came, hut the Commis>
sioners did mt Shortly after, however,
the Commissioners announced that the
business would be considered and finally
disposed Of on the lSh If June. Well,
he 18Th has not arrived yet, but the
Commissioners, in order, We presume. to
make up lost tint. made their second de-
cis;on on HE SYST nFMay. They loaned
nearly 10 tie State, and the remain
der tn idi,idna!s; EXCEPTING in PART
Of the towns Iyins on ,he Pennsylvania and
Obi, Canal hal this most laundering
and ini,d, iqgs rahag,mct exci'es the
ange- snd r'3i ule of large part of the
inha al1natS of he Hohn'y is naturally to
lie expected. The Commissioners. not
wi'hs'anding, acted in good faith. They
are all staunch wings. ard their acts we're
in strict accordance sih whig principles
and w'''g measures.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

think il .nay be good thing for this un-
fortunate class to form separate commu-
nifty. The difficulty ofmaking themselves
understood by their fellow men. is great
hndrance to their prosperity, which
would be obviated were they to form
themselves into a separate community,
where all understood their language.
Any information on the subject may be
obtained by addressing the Editor Of the
Radii, Canajoharic, N. Y.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

Now, which has FAILEp--ihe steeic
currency or the haher currency? ....
Which is "the bitter cnrrencyW sfccie
or haher!
Which do The people prefer?
zhe millions who compose the Ameri
can people will lell the bank gentry, ,ha.
the present state of things most signaiiy
confirms The sonndness Of the views en-
terlained by that hero, patriot and states
man, whom they will revere more than
ever Globe.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
WESTERN COURIER.
3RAvENNA, JUNE 49,. 1887.
A GRAVE CHARGE.

The National Gazette says; "Mr. Van
Buren continues it, (the Specie circular)
TO prevent the Western and South West
ern Banks frou, stopping payment; by
which the surplus revenue in their hands
would be in danger of being lost"
RealIy.this Van Buren, shouldbe lynch
ed for this oppressive, cruel act. What
take measures TO prevent total loss OF
the peoples money? A measure too
which has tendency to stay the wild
course of the mammoth M. rchants of no
capital, and to check the mad career OF
the spcculator? 1t is too intolcrab'c.--
Rather than to cndangcr one farthing oi
the money of the miIionaires, he. should
let the money of the people go to the
devil.
"What, do an act which explores our
bubbles Of imaginary wealth and puts us
on our true standing, only TO save the mo-
ney of the people, who are the best OF
when they have monet" Verify this
Van Burcn is Tyrant.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
and MECHANICS HEGLs7ER.

ri SIIE Subscriber, believing that the Farm.
d ing interest of the We tern Reserve is
sufficiently great TO sustain an Agricultural Pa,
per, PROPOSES Publishing at RIvenna, Portage
county, paper devoted ercusivety to that
subject.
The act is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the rn'ng Interests of a Country Ia New
England and in New York, where the art Of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection tnsn
in any Of the other States of the Unihn, the re
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have a wide circulation.
Though the population of the Reserve con>
sists chiefly OF Farmers. yet there is moi pa
per designed thtir- iy for their interests, whtie
there ave no less than iveniy- -eigM political
and religious papers.
The AGnIcuLTu Isr will be strictly neutral
in politics and r'ligion-it will contain cor.
rect statement OF til" MAJ kets, and give that
information most useful TO the interest of
f,rmers.
The great improvements which are now &C.
cupying the attention of the Farming Public
the many new inventions in tile implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing
render il highly ne essary that ali who are ca
cula' ing TO carry the business to great ext, Mt
should be possessed o. The earliest infurma-
tiun on the subject Now when the culture
of 5 Tx, nd The grnWih of the Beet tor The
manufacture of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic of the age. it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made ac-
duainted with all the information 10 b. had on
the subject, and we shall give Our attention
on the procuring aud dissem mating knowledge
OF these interesting objec,s.
The frs, number will be issned some time
in April, If suffice number Of ..',bscribers
shall be obtained to warrant it.
EDWIN X. sELBY.
Ravenna, Feb. l, 1857.
Z r. e nj s.
This paper will be printed ssmi>monthiy,
on e. type and fine paper, in suitable torm
for binding, with title page aud index to 9 .Acl
voume, a, the close of the year. for one oloilu,
per annum, in odDt"ce, payable on deliye r,
of the first number.)
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
y 70 w GOODS.

ESREECH, English, AID American Fancy
"a and s,apic Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, CrockeIy, Glass, Nails. Steel, Psints,
DJe-StuHs, &c. &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store Of y. Kent, in Rnrenna.
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
ard SUMMER GOODS, of all kin''s,b ught at
NEW YORK during the SEVEREST TINE
OF THE RECENT PRESSURE, which ena.
b!es them to say with confidence. that shey
are fully prepared TO furnish the citizens Of
RayenEa, aud vicinity. with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
As CHEAP, as they can be bought f|om The
stocks # The EARLY, end QUICK aRRL-
HdLLs, (4 moi eheope,,) The sesi"gs Of Me
owners 10 The cpnirn,y. ncfuifhsfonding
June 2, BCRNETT & PENDLEToN.
" q. We have on haud few OLD
GOODS. whic., we will sell at COST. az
usual i. &. r.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
NOTICE

AT mv Instance writ of attachment was
"a this day issued by nenjpn'n +. Hopkins
Esq. Just &c of the Peace Il Fra' kiln town
ship. Portage Goun,y: against the property,
rights, credits and effects Of Drayton Moore
nonresident Of said County. Dated this 24th
day of May, A. D. 1857.
Admir-. OF NATHAN BUTTON deceased. =
4-5 by s. w. COCHRAN, Atty.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
LATE A,NpRIGHLY IMPORTANT.

The Ohio Star Of last week has the
following highly important intel!igencd.
.The more married men there are, the few.
er crimes there will be. Marriage reLders
men more virtuous, and more wise''
Wonder if the Genius of Wisdom thai
presides over the editorial department Of
the Ohio Star, is an offspring Of the ed
itors matrimonial al!iance-and whether
the flashes of sarcasm. the bitterness of
of irony, and coruscations of roalignity
that occasionally adorn the columns of
that virluous hebdomadal, are gender
ed by curtain Lectures.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

HARD TIMEs.-1'here's materla! DIFF
ference between hard and soft times. u
you don't believe il, put your h1nd in your
pocket. That's the tue test. Pni your
hand In your pocket and # the times arc
hard. il viii be bard TO fina much there.
If they are soft, yuu'll be at TO find VS.
and X.'s. There's she entire difference,
and the whole upsboi ofihc business.
Why don'i mcn take lesson from The
anti Ic you disturb ono Of ibcir Little com
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15
LOOK HERE.
s, MASON, & Co, /,

S. MASON, u Co,
EMAvE M hand !, large assortment of Notes
u ID and Accounts, which they Will sell as
low and little lover than can Re ,hcush, ~
tbe County, Of the same quality. Ycn S'ssf
come aud buy. no mistake. Esy 9th,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

,Sg@ @AkSElLES Quits, a few TO- II, and IL,
AvE q,srter Mar eiles Quilts, Super r
srticle Tor sale alta ve'y small al'ance IRON
cost, by BURNEf 81 PENDLETON.
June z, 1857.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

vss,ngs Silk AID sas,i,
lVA Vest.iigs tiue article jus Receive nd
sale. by BURNETT PENDLE ON.
June Z, 1857.