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PEELS.
fEfIESE PILLS have long been known. GOD
appreciated fsF ,lleis csi,.sor.l,nst, aud ,n-
ncd'aic poscrs n trsi1tige pciictt h,aiii,. o.
psrs1ps spA riug upd, Nv t,trs Aud a dts.
sAsc. o. uhttii tii- himui frsutc ~ lishi,
When kcuartnf,iir- 70 ui- tifcsit o. sssoui-
pans ing tium tiity ar. mghly hcit hcii m t,r
prev uii0u auG enrr ~ Biirus4 'otsts F.tsr ais,l
\ gDc. d. fptrsis. liver Caui,i,ihts. SEA ilr.l-
+, le, lsunTtse AJHma. Ulapt, $50 nni.ii.iu.
EH4fgrHrtt 90 ia, Sdrei,. ittr., Ch.h. o..
nude O4,tfu,urus Heart Uaru. Furttd . op. Co.,.
NsH.,s, ID 1enstsn e ice stomach .ud ~ ,~, D..
i.,tiebt U.uhw, Fi4ihi..nve. l,b,iu = t.,,s.
inrrrs'. i.,ss g Appetite. iiist.hri 90 siios
augl tinu. sud o. 20 rssts 10 tDtp.f ~ iit.
1859 D. vb. o. esfhaur a. aa sts.tifif -
u.,teJ lh,N ore eNee,Gb-b mdd it, llftit
ui,f ZION ,i"oauei"s nrith. rusHssa, sfipins Doe
driattt.
F.Hai' nr srti.lc Df ti,r kind has tsst bcfu
81 rtf iht p1Hl,e. suptfHtcf by tesf,ui 4,i II
81 ~ sh.r.ti,f ~ d,sssi,,, from srrets a. go
si.fs,stir o. utsi has ,ra sofv uni,cfsai s.,i,.
faction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
CFanberrics.

nAlH Jasi reesissd a supply of CRtN
bLhklES, Whirh viii he sold Io~ fs
'Ash los q. HAYS
bafPen-Fsrry. Dec. :. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
Silks, Grapes, FYmmmeIs.N ~

Super talian and other SILKS.
Black nsIisn CraVar.,
Pain & Snakr-,kiE Stocks. new ar,.,f.
Italian CrsPes, plain and iisd Ribbons.
scarlet White, red, and green fI,un,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
MIeKtfsnras Ga. Ntuatvta,2
FsLtua, 80. 1851.

MIcEtfSnrns 60. Ntuotxtt,l
fsLtusN Tth 1851
llstiuG ustd D. Pdris' Pills 10 ms pr.sif,e
~ ths las taritc unftl,, ist pleasure t 90.
ing ui, trsiiricuy ~ fi,rif god ,ferts BE- essfs
~ d. ~ psia. SEA iissisri,r. Haiou, Revere
snd otEsf di'catss proauesd ~ iss,u,iiy ~ tho
fffr
Thy 80 s.fs sud r,lff s,,rsirnt. ltinz thc
hrsi aititie II iisr ttnd h4fc svrf used.
CEOnGE q. SCOTT, ~. o.
az Thcss ihvsipsbic Pile sfe 81 sslc. w.
IOsEPH g. RAYS.
IDbrs. ffrrr
HAYS 4 ifiGslNs.
Siebhsrd.isisa.
nss. :, iasT. .4fsnes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

'T'or' only deeper, and obliged 10 cat
BIS way out.
Mal,SvoFs had not thought twice IN
his life whether be was land slme or
no., end Ike NOS; men w ~ have q
kno" ledge OF the gentle sex, he knew
thai beauty lad little - 90 in engaging
the love Of women. The air. the man.
nes The tone, the conversation. the
something hat interests, and sometime
T. be proud Oi--ihcse are ,lc attributes
81 the uan made 30 be- lu,od. And
i5c beauty man is MAE times out Of zen
huls more. dian tlc oracle Jf his cunts.
and the "aifc5 a love" Of The house
maids!-[ Bairer.
You ought to marry Nsver \
know a good g.i f.r Won LIT ne
alone Bui Pcihar', you-ph lw-
WOO don't know bcr. She j. Young
Thea she IS SIS. Beaaufu.' The
m1re dangeIOus 'Of good amliy.'
Thee she 8 proud. reudtt hearted
The0 Soc . jealout' SHE hastslent..
To KIN NC And one hundred thou.
sand dollifL' TWill tasc her.
TIE that Is loudly praised. vii &c
elamof0hfly censufed. he that nses
hasily into fame, will be IN danger a
sinking suddenly into oblicion
Lilo Is an opium. e exciles us a &c..
80 = a. A..
weary and disgus,edl-R,fc4sr.
EcOuomy Is ihe parsnt q integrity.
o. liberty and case 1.-The brau.cous SIS.
tee Of Temperance, Of cbeOyfulness and
health. add pTOluseness - cruel
and crafty demon, tia, gradually IN.
wolves her followers in dependence snd
debt--ihsl is, leiiers them with terrors
ihat eater inlO their souls.
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IRON HrnniIrnnl
Oats W1Hgcd.

WAyE W'll give ea,h for large quanttt,
Wv OATSif delivered to Mr.. Ssnue
Maihew', 1t Cameron, depot. OF To the sub.
setihers At iIsrpefs.Ferf,
sept 81. is77.
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II c0riefy IF SMbsE0mIi0i q.
Fancy .frfirIes.


Green blonde Wells, Green B,r,i,. i.
LADIES' Searfs, a new article OF m. l,t,,t
fashions,
super Betting, Of extra quality and color,
So'ouTed tsmbr'c>, Of all coIurs
Booo'nel Footlngs and Edsing,,
Thread Edcings aud I.ace.
C"itc", wehb, andBuck,kin Su,pender,.
six Umbrellas,
Ens'Ish Me,ino>,
super. and common 81 Table Line,
Barnsh. ShiTLng,
Double Foundation, Bra>h. and ws.Ii,,,.
tories, '''
~ aud IS super and common .,.,chr,.
Nn>iius.
osrSb urg,. Linen. BeaTukr
Cshiou fiA""si- Of ,il c",nut.,
Camhci, i"r over coat, and rIs,LS of ,
sUi'riior qiahiy
l.tiic>' hid ani Bower Glove.
do. SIN Iio'c ~nd hail Hose, Of ,1rra
quality,
i.aJ'e>' C"r.er Taoe, md Gra,d,,
COMBS OF every description,
Nc h"sn Bi'ukrI.
Roe aud oIL,r BlstLtts
Ready made (IOfhim-.
Rcady.mrje Clothing, Of ell 1mI, I'D
qualify.
B0OT" and Shoes.
GeHiIe@rn's BOOTS and SHOTS Of al
qusiit'e' and sizes,
BOYS do. do
Ladies Pt"nslia, French nd. SeaI.k.p.
and u'hrr shoes,
Ladies Cater Roots, Sesl,kin Morocco
Boot. and other Bots.
MI.srs aud Chiidren's Boot, and sbo,.
various kiHds.
Hats anal Gaps.
Black sHk and Fur Hat, Of d,neres, a1.r
ities
Mems spd Boz. Caps, Of d,gereni .rse.
Groceries, Queens sC~re ~
Hard IE0re.
An extra assOftment Of Groceries Of 40
kinds,
Az odd,iionsl assortment Of Queens.~a,s
OF ai qualities and sizes.
Add . brsi'Tsis sssoument 81 Hardware
OF dihersnt descriptions. Ne Sc
SAMUEL GIBSON
HAEPERs.FFRRY.l
Dec. 4 tSFT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
K.REsED.

HtNEs small qusriiiy % LARD for
\ sale JusIPli " BKOWN
sep, -. 1897
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

there killed the Governor. Ramon and
Marcelino Abreu, Chic Alari, young
lieutenant named Guiterres, aid many
others, whose namesare not known. The
;rlumphau, army, having declared their
leader, Jose Gonzales, an inhubi,aut of
Taos, Governor. made the entrance into
thai town, where he assumed the Govern
nj = assisted by Raj ell GaicIa who
had commanded the troops with him. All
US now tranquil.
But one thing sas wanting to complete
their pufpose-the head Of Santiago Abreu,
Judge OF the distric,-the friend of the
stranger aud the poor--the talan,ed and
merilorious cfficel = and they received
the news that he had been massacred by
the Indians at Saint Domingo.
From the best accounts, the killed is
about fifteen, among whom was Miguel
Sena, and five or SIX wounded. among
whom are Francisco Surrasino, former
Governer and Colnmissary, Apuntis, ad-
jutant of,he late deceased Governor, Jose
Busiamcnie, and the sergeant Antonia
Scna. A seems quiet enough al this
Time, though yesterday the report was
that the vic,ors, who had returned home
the day after their entrance here, were
about to visit us for the purpose Of com.
mltting further ousrases. The new gov
ernor, with several others. Immediately
left here, and we have some assurance
that we shall be spared their presence.
The country is in sad and runous con"
diiion.
I be statements of this letter are con.
firmed by gen,emrn who has arrived in
town from Santa Fe. II is added, that
the Priests were also very obnoxious to
the RevoIuiionis,s, and many Of them had
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
RTsgtsGe OsGero mo. / ]

A Brigade Court Of Enquiry will be held at
~ the Court house in Ravenna, on Saturday
the 4th day Of November next commencing at
10 O'Clock 4. NJ. for the trial OF such delin'
qrents as shall be returned 10 said Court.
Co.onels Milton Arthur, w. II. Hallock,
Simeon C. Porter, A. W. Stocking, ,Festus W..
Hill, Charles Z. Hanlin and Nelson Eggles-
ton, are ordered to meet at the abHve time
and place, in full uniform, to constitute, with
the commandment of Brigade, said Court,
By order Of L.V. BlERCE, Brig Cen.
Ed. R. SELBY, Brig. Insp, Maj.
Head Quarters. Ravenna, Oct. 10, 1877. "a
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
From tie Louisville Republican Of Oct 2.
F, REVOLUTION IN SANTA FE,
-51r. NEW MEXICO.

Murder the Governor andaH hishrin>
cihak officers, and installation Of the
Rebel Chief as Govcrnor cftke state
The early arrival Of The Fall Company
,ofTraders from Santa Fe, brings advices
Of complete revolution in that State. We
have been favored, by a gentleman Of this
city who was fottnerly concerned in that
trade, with an extract from tetterreceiv-
s ed from his correspondent, giving some
III the particulars of the revolution. Al
L date Of these advices, the Americans
H,she Province, had not been moles'ed,
Elthough there was no security whatever
Rr property; and the Revolutionists, iii
rs said, had maj ked cut the Americans
Or sacrifice. This individual, it was oh.
Served, would be known when his head
was seen upon pole!
We annex the contents Of the letter. -
which Is dated
SANTA FE. Aug. l2, 1887.
s.Thursday last, the Governor, Don
Alvino Peres, Political and Military Chief
Of the Territory OF New Mexico, accom-
panied by Abreu, and a small party OF sol,
diers marched to the Cavada (lwenty
miles from Santa Fe, where large mum
ber Of malcontents had assembled, com !,
posed Of the inhabitants 6om Rio Aniba
10 Taos, among whom were the Indians
living in tha, neighborhood, who are part
>iy civilized, and subjects Of the General
Geyernment. so
Upon the meeting Of the two armies
which took place near St. l!defouce, the
Governor commanded his soldiers 10 fire;
at which order all his men went over TO
the enemy, except twenty three of which
one was killed on the spot, and three or
four wounded.
The Governor Immediately fed with
NIL who could follow HIM TO Santa Fe.
where they remained until night. under
fayo. Of which they started upon good hor
sss in order to get as for as possible from
their enemies, who knew how 10 take
more adroit means to intercept them; for,
so s6on as ihey DISAPPEARED from the field
of ba,,le, they despatched the Indians TO
cutStheir retreat by the Rio Abajo,wlth
orasEs 10 spare none Of them, which was
J l;ierally accomplished. The aext day
,le yic,ess sacampet at La chappelle,
which is near the town Of Santa Fc-and
u -.L~ = 81 + III
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
Encourage Domestic
MAs FA9 TIRES

YMS HE SUBSCRIBERS. recently
Il from the best Manuac,ures OF
New YORK ard New Jersey, heins prsc ical
ops rators have completely refped the
FRANKLIN WINDOW GLASS WORKS
which they bsve BOW in successful oppera!ion
and natt,r themselves that they produce a
superior article Of Window Glass 10 any made
W, 81 o. the Mountains. Having la ely flied
the elegant Episcolal Church at Ohio C;tj,
they wond refer The publ C 10 Examine for
themselves, or eEquir,; OF SIR. Eldridge, the
master builder, who has been al The Factory.
Our glass will be assorted into three qualities
and sold at different irccs according to the
quality. Sustain ssand We will supply the
community with superior ..:tce at fair pri-
ces, without tie risk Of breakage By bring
Ing from abroad and consum= the surplus
products, as provisions of ali kinds, Pot and
T., arl ashes, Scorcied Sails, &c. We intend
keeping on hand large supply. O.lers for
any size, from 6 by s to sheet Glass, ard cut
TO pattern for CturchFs ard Oval windows,
vii be forwarded without delay. The Mer-
chants through the country are particularly
invited to call anil examine for themselves.
C. MAlTERS,et & co.
franklin, Portage Co, Ohio, Aug. 1857. 1S
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

William O'Brian, admir- \
of benjamin Whedon Petition TO sell
deceased, Us. Esther land.
Pond ct ais.
Esther Pond. Mercy Bronson, Hiram Girls
wold and others, who are heirs at law to the
said Benian,in Whedon deceased, and Ebene
Ear Wright and Chloe Wright his wife are
hereby notified that on the third day Of Oct.
A d, 1887, wm n'Brian, admir- of lie said
Whtdon Of Hudson, county of Portage, and
State of Ohio, filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas of said County of Portage, Petition in
Chancery against the said Esther Pond, Mer.
cy Bronson, Hiram GriswoId anI other heirs
at lawof the sail Whedon, and Ibenezer
Wright and Chloe Wright the object and
aver of which Petition is, that the following
described real estate may by order Of said
Court, be sold for the purpose of discharging
the debts due from the estate Of the said Whe-
don, to wit: it being one undivided third part
Of thirty acres of land subject to the dover
estate of Clloe Wright, situate in Hudson
aforesaid, in the Ngrh part Of lot sixty nine,
in said Hudson; bounded North, East and
West by the lot lines of said lot, and South by
line running parallel with the North line of
said lot Just far enough South to include thir-
ty aces of land-and the said Defendants
are further notified that unless they appear,
and plead, andswer or drmur to the said Bell
within sixty days after the next term of said
Court, the said Wm. OBrian ut the term af-
ter the expiration of SAID sixty days, will ap.
ply to said Court to take the matters of the
petition as confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly. HUMPHREY & WHEDON,
Solicitors for Comprs
Dated Oct. 3, 1887. 6w22
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Sgs'0sgeI.

A BOUT six weeks since from the
, "a farm of Henry Chittenden Esq in
Middlebury, ligh, bay Mare FIVE years
old, rather low in hesh, with bunch oc-
casioned by bruise en- The lower JOINT OF
the right hind leg. Any person VINO
will return said Mare to Mr. Cbittepas@
Of Niiddebury or give Kim information
where she may be found, shall be amply
rewarded by J. WHfINEs.
.., 15-tf
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

The result of the election in this coun-
ty is indeed cause for hearty rejoicing
by the Democrats. TO overcome ma
jority of Fine Hundred, and elect t'co OF
our six candidates, is indeed cause of joy.
Another year and modern Whggory will
not have an abiding place in ola Portage.
!, The spell is broken, and all will be right
eat last. All over the Reserve, as far as
I'VE have heard, the Democrats have gain
cd from their vote of last year. "Go a"
head!" n
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
o In Supreme Court
HE sIAfh c os on.o cation after Aug.
Z roHiAeA I'M 0'' = ''' a. D. 1886,

VS. SPettion f0P DlYOrcc.
Rufus Edwards
YRsHE said Rufus Edwards will take notice
Z that her said Lettis Edwards, his wife,
has filed her petition in the Office of the
Clerk of said Court, on the 26th day of June
A. D. 1887, praying for a Divorce, and has
assigned fer cause, hsbitual drunkenness, to>
tai neglect aid extreme cruelty.
Further proceedings will be had at Term
of said Court, to be Reid at Ravenna on the
fourth day of September next, or which time
said Rufus Edwards may appear and show
cause ,eDany he have. why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
GEO. KIRKUM, Clerk.
l., V. BIEncE, Solicitor.
June &c, 1887. S-@m.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
FEMALE WEAKNESS

especially what is called the rtlapsus Utter
a very prevalent complaint and whe there
is any irregularity in the p riodlcal evacua-
tion arising from debility, they will be found
an invaluable medicine. They also remove
pa in the breast. weakness Of the stomach,
and are good in all of those affections Of the
bowels arising from debility and where they
are attended with passive inflammation or rloose
ness. They strengthen and invigorate tn,
whole system. r.
The above medicine comes highly recon-
mended by the following Physicians.
Docts harrington and
Cleveland, Ashtabula, o.
G kirkpatrick, Harlensburg, Pa.
Hanchet s Cur,iss, Middlebury, o.
Winter and
Bsidgewater. Pa.
B. Beach Twinsbufgh ..
NJ r, Fowler, Aurora, Ohio.
For Sale by U S. BRISTOL.
Ravenna, Ohio, Sept. S, 1927. Is
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Brigade Order. mo. 81

OWN R. sELBY, Of the first Regiment
IL is appointed Brigade lnspe ctoI, Marcus
Moses, Of the second Regiment is appointed
Brigade Quarter Master, and Isaac Cooke of
the third Regiment is appointed Aidde-Camp,
and are to be respected and obeyed accor do
ingly.
goth Div. o. NJ.
Head Quarters, Rayenna, Oct. IL. 5w24
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STRRYEEe.

FHROM the farm ofthe Subscriber,in Streets.
II borough, on or about the Bib inst, a
dark brown Mare Colt, two years old hast
spring, black legs and name, long switch tail,
a dim Star in the forehead, and is natural
pager A liberal reward will be gwen TO any
person who will giyesnfcrmation where the
Colt may be found. JOHN THOMPSON.
S,reetsborough, Oct. 19, 1847. Sow4
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
StreysyeG or SsOgess =,

IAN the 20lh of last month Brindls
W Cow, hind feet both white with a
hole bored on the under sida of each horn,
about T or years old. Whoever will re-
turn her or give information where. she
may he found to the subscriber in Charles
town shall be suitably rewarded
ALANSON A, STEDMAN.
Chariestown, Oct. 8, 1887. *3w22
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

AANE and Two Horse Wagon boxes and
Irons Just received and for sale by
5. MASON II co.
Ravenna, Oct. 10, ~4"o
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NOTICE.

TNyS. BURGES respectfully requests, that
u those of his former customers who are in.
debted to him, will call and make payment
before the FIST of Nov. next.
Ravenna, Sept. II. 1887. 19
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

+, SAKEN up by the subscriber at Deerfeid
IA on the 11th day Of July last, a small red
roam Mare, supposed to be about eight years
oid' dark name and tail, and natural trotter;
oInd OF her left eye. 1he owner is requested
take her away.
SETH C. MDONALD.
DeerfeId, Aug. 90, 1887. eSti6
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franklin, Portage
EV,NlgMeRE'S

CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS
A sure and effsctual remedy for the
Piles, never known 10 fail of curing, ex-
cep. where ulceration had taken place
all excellent and valuable remedy in all com.
plan,s of
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
EgOEE0aU. Ware.

Dish Kettles, Pots. Spi-
IL ders, Griddles, &c. just received. and for
snle by >, MASoN'@ o. To-
Rayenna, Oct. Il, @4u
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
STOVES.

iHp OK, Franklin and Cooking Stoves of all
I'D patterns just received and for sale by
S. MASON e. 90.
Rnyenna, Oct 10, ia'."sd - 24f
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CO.ParsnersIlip.
NOTICE..

A LII persons are hereby notified MOTTO
I 4 trust Rosannah Filiey on my account, a.
am determined 10 pay no deb:s Of her con
tracing after This date.
AMOS FILLEY.
Randolph, Sept. 4. 1857. '5wiS
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
~ ESsf of Letters

"a ELSSE OF EICEtGVS
E B EMAINtNG in the Post Office at Roets'
A@ town, Sept so, 1857.
Bassett Hubbard &co Lyman Rancifor
Baldwin GB Lewis John G .t.
Bostwick Andrew Omstead VIM s
Case Ariel O'Nell Henry
Case Mary Ann Seager Peter
Doty Horace Skinner Martha
Frazier Joseph Smith Lucius
Heater Jacob Tuthill Bostwick
iIanes Christian
J. WRIGHT, PM.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

drilling Democrats do not require it, &
will not submit 10 dictatiop, for ''they
i, know their rights, and knowing, dare
muintain them" Whenever their coun,
try needs their aid, either in the battle
field or at the ballot box, they are ready
to render it.
/, Milan says he tlidnot receive our pa>
per of the 18th September. We can't
help il I'VE mailed one for the Nows-Let-
ter. Lcthis insnuatiohs as to the author
of the articlc in question, and tho cause
Of his not receiving ii, 60 for what they
will bring. He judges Of other people too
much by hinsolf--hc should remember he
is but a :iscani pattern, any how"
Our Hgrowling currishnoss shall not
disturb him in future"! No; we don't
meddle with small fry, and can't waste
paper on him. And he is a'dirty custom
or, too-the more you stir him the wo.se
he smells. As uncle Toby said to the fly
when he raised the window-"Go, poor
Devil, the world is wide enough for US
both"
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
PR OP o s A T. s
FOR PUBLISHING .4l' RAVENN.4,
PORTAGE COUNTY. OHIO,
A Semi Monthly Agricultural Paper
% TO DE ENTITLED
TEae WESTERN AgFIcgaViuTist.
=. .4ND f.2RMER'S
AND MECHANICS REGISTER.

YHSHE Subscriber, believing that the Farms
IA. ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great 10 sustain an Agricultural Pa,
per. proposes Publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
county, paper devoted erciasiUeiy to that
subject. C3t
The fact is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the Farming Interests of country In New
England and in New York, where The art CT
Agricultural carried nearer to perfection than
in any Of the other States ofthe Un:nn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have wide circulation.
Though the population Of the Reserve cons
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not a pas
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than f,oeaty>cigM political
and religious papers.
The AcnIcuLruaIsr will be strictly neutral
in politics and rclgion-it will contain a ccra
rect statement OF the markets, and give that
information most useful TO the interest of
firmers.
The great improvements which are now oc-
cupying the attention of the Farming Public
the many new inventions in, the implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing,
render it highly necessary that all who are CAL
oulatng to carry the business to great extent
should be possessed OF the earliest informa.
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shall be obtained to warrant it.
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