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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

sive Portuguese per have been - ane
Threes ISL. which better than yesterday. Doun ~
rican Securities continue al good prices -.
The effect the United StalsS rre&ssnts ncs
has been 10 damp comnerce It's spiru oens tnoss~s
able mercantile transactions a.
There not Qute much life IN ths commercial
this week. the prices OF Almost all eemmodtes maI..
at arnes or they been srked Of late ndesd
the leading articles have advanced Inc
pressed goods the respective markets duiS @
present week than last week, which may IN part a.
also are exports The paid the Customs IKE
wise continue comfortable. M#
Coon-In trade all speculative purchasers ave
entirely ceased and the market has become hat WINS
10 decline. ...,..,
TeaTbe market though very firm is rather quiet the
not being disposed purchase tso largely ashe P'e
The price of SILK and Wool continues firm, and stea-
dy business is doing by the manufacturers: -,
Rice Is rather inquired after az iorner pieeS ""
ding Beig has brought lis Cd and l2s per cw
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Saturday, Oct Tie week
imp 9648 bales The stock previously wa <oooy.
$40 for ex port leaving stock OF Cotton IN the port OF
268 1877 Which SAT bales than at the same pfiioo
last year the stock American beiag 5o6 bales less an al
this period year. The Cotton market las again. ttreng
ou the week. naniante. with Iaher dropping
tendency IRE disposition to effect sales in the ordinary ana
middle Qualities American has been apparent Ia OF
late and in all qualities below 6ld decline OF III per ~ mas
been submitted The better kinds comparatively less
abundant but readily aleabe at la weeks quota
In Brazil ony small business has been DONE the COM
qualities avy OF sale bet the fner
scarce command steady prices Egyptians commune " e
freely offered, and very unsaeable at rather
been but little nqui ed for but are unchanged N
prices
The particulars of speculation this week 1850 American
Sea Island st 24t $500 Upland, ST 1t; 2o4o Mobile &c
81 u; 1890 New Orleans asa $50 Egyptian ~ s4 o9V
Pernas NC. 81 TO- 400 Bahia, ke = ass AGO siaranan
7aa 100 Laguayra 81 All; 10 Com W. India u 40 cartha
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

GREAT MEETING OF MEcHANIcs MERCHANTS AND
orHERs-About twenty thousand mechanics, work
ingmen and others called together foxorreicere-
ming in Tammany Hall, in order to deliberate the
effect Of the suspension Of specie payments, and the
influence of the banks for the last three years. upon
the commercial and mechanical interests ofthe COM
munity.
tits generally believed that the graspng, alrocoue
usurious system pursued by the banks has been the
principal cause of the revulsion, excitement, bank
ruptcy, and stagnaton in trade. The banks first
tempted and corrupted both the State and General
Governments 10 behave Ike charlatans and now they
want the spirit aud intelligence Of the age to behave
in the same say. Last year the banks forced the
chants 10 pay Sc 900 in usurous interests accord
ing to their own statement, which they impudently
call "proffs Of trade-bood Of the innocent rather.
They disturbed the prices OF every thing caused rise
in provisions-a decline in the wages Of labor-and
are in fact believed to be the great causes of all the
evils the country now suffer.
In addition TO these high crimes, the banks have
bribed and continue to bribc, the whole Wall street
press in the same way that the United States Bank
formerly bribcd Webb and Noah with S52725. Not
press in Wall street dare speak the truth. They
so rotten that they can hardly be touched, but they
fall TO pieces.
To investigate these high offences against public
morals public good, and the interests OF the people,
the whole mass Of the Industrious classes will meet
together tomorrow erening in Tammany Hall. il
will be one Of the greatest meetings ever held in this
county.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

a. ATwELL has sent batch Of new music
consisting of La Bayadere and other popular pieces
So has Coward, the crazy dancing master. If any
pretty young lady wants few pieces let her send her
footman to- me with an ORDER and will make her
present Of the whole batch
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

STATE TRADE. observation-disclosures continues brisk al
Leeds and the stocks hand lower than they have been
lIuddersed but prices which, according tc the manu-
actur~rs do WELD profit Al Bradford yesterday week.
there very little variation. There alteration at
Halifax worthy Of notice. in the wool market middle wethers
Friday dull for ali AT York wool market yesr
day week. there good show OF WOOL which nearly
all sold Off wi bout any ieralion in price
LeicestsrThc demand for the home trade continues active
The useful goods all exhausted and the hands
fully employed What little has been doing is nj from 32s
O 3Js. As
MascheerB has been flat in this town during
the last few days; the cessation Of purchases for Russia the
hDess The Liverpool Market have all produced their
share of effects the demand for goods and ia this
Rather lower prices oeng yesterday for yarn but
that decline generally established In
the Of In the market Is by means large
Rochdae FLANNEL Market, Monday, Oct 2-Thoush many
pieces sold today The buyers not eager
purchase they were two or three weeks back. wool
general belief prevails that il will lower. which makes
the unwilling to purchase, except for imme
date
Bury and Rossendak woollen trade Bury Is rev
len MILL which covers 1000 square yards Heap Bridge,
Bury, is nearly filed with machine ", aad many fresh
hands working there week IL Is one OF the
largest woslien mills In Lancashire. IT. coarse wooiea
trade Rossr dale in nourshng state, and wages are
some little better than they six mo nths since
Bacp and Todmordn The cotton trade pretty brisk and
cotton mills working full time, yet are low
here they in the neighborhood OF Manchester
Preston There has this week been quite mnch &C.
tivty he trade, the case in the preceding
weeks There decline public confidence has any
visible reduction taken place in the prices OF either the raw
msnufae material The demand for from abroad
brisk Asegars the laboring population.
employment is toernby plentiful aud provisions unusually
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

COMMON CoUNcIL.-Both boards met last night in
joint ballot and accepted the resignation of the fol-
loving persons who had been appointed inspectors Of
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
GAN OVER TRUE TALE

p;cbt years ago, there was not, IN
III. lsrre. cav and fashionable circle IN
which she moved, gayer, more ias"lo.l
,bie being, than was JANE BLOSSOM anu
Inv readers of this sad chronicle o.
h~r horrible end, will bear US witness tna'
81 that time when she was just lui'y qua
ded MO yomanhood, surrounded oy pros
neritv. and friends, and luxury she was Was
p p &c the most beautiful chat mixed u
tbr fashionable society of our city on
sunday evening last she died IN the s'ree',
a miserable, houseless, friendless, oiSeaseO
ontcast, whilst Waterman was sustain sustain
ing her tottering steps towards the "a'c"
house, for nights shelter.
Inc was the widow Of the gitled anc
we'll Known Blossom, long clerR
ay;,h the late Henry Eckford; and snbss
nncntly principal clerk in the memorable
tGa Ind Fire Insurance Company, II
which Mr.. Eckford Mr.. Jacob Barkc
were largely concerned, Blossom d' p
soon oIler the bursting of that bubble
and as he had lived even beyond ms -
care he left her without any otner ~
come than what she derived from the sa.
of her iewelry, dresses and other e&Pou
sive articles purchased IN her Gays
prosperity. PERJURY by degrees creP' u
| on her, ana she sunk and ieli oohe cav.
whitening grasp. She had long 9e e.. u.
the habit Of using opium; ana as u. ISL
and misery grew upon her, s9e lnau y y,
4 the more freely 10 the use OF tnal utoI
as an antidote to the modification az
chagrin which her proud, but Ill'dlrec'e
sustained by her fallen state.
II Gradually, by yielding to the weaEne
Of mind betrayed by her indulgence
opium, she sunk from one sloge u ~, r.
Al erty and wretchedness 70 aGo'no.' ~ =,
/, she entered the. precincts o. VICE. u
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
TACT AND TALENT.
TALENT is something bat taos


TALENT is something, bat tacN eS L
thing. Talent is Serious sobef <
and respectable; tact Is all lhNt, "a ri
100 II is not a seventh sense5but 5
tTo life of all the five. 1t is lbs opsn gye,
the quick ear, the Judging taste, the Hesn
smell. aud the lively touch; Il 10 the M
,arnrster Of all riddles--the surmounh{
or ail dificulties--the remover OF ala oo'
stacles. II is useful in all places, any al
oII fines: il is useful in solitude, mr u
shows a man his way into the word IT'S
nsefuI in society, for it shows him his way
tbrouoh the world Talent IL PoH,e -
,oc, IS skill; talent is weighI--l7t' - ., ~,
.men,un: talent Anows what ie-do-lss
,rnows how 10 DO Il; TALENT makes eSsh
rosnectable--tact viii make him respcFe T:
,sIen, IS weaih--tact is ready mons w.
For ali the practical purposes'oi lHe,2 se'
90 rios II AGAINST talent---ten 10 one Gate
them TO the theatre, and PIT them az NiAS,
each other on the stage, and tsiehl 'aa'i
~ oduce you a tragedy tina, wtI scarcely
| live long enough to be damned, WH''e "
keeps the house in a roar, nlghtGterh mig "
Win lis successful farces. There - rs
want Of dramatic talent, butthey srfl
dom together; SO we have successful
ces which are not respectable, and res
table pieces which are not successi =
Tale them TO the bar, and let them sF
their learned curle at each other IN -
rivalry; talent sees its way clearly, w
TACT is first at its journeys end ta'eq
has MANY a compliment from the beacf
;,at tact touches fees from attorneys ah
clients. Talent speaks learnedly ami \
picaIly; tact triunphantly. Talent mas !
the world wonder that il gets onno iastg
, tact excites astonlshment that y gets 9
! 80 fast; and the secret ~, that \ hea
I weight TO carry; it makes no false STEP
! Il hts the right nail on the head; i loN
!, no time; ittakes al hints; and by keeepil
/ its eve on the weathercock, y ready
i take advantage Of every wind that boy
J. Take Them into the church, talent ms
!, ways something worth hearing, tsHFV
!. sure of abundance Of bearers, ="
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
MES J. GRAVES, EDITor'
UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE
nv BISHOP HEBER.


Goth our feet and er oar head
+. equal warning given;
,nesth us lie the countless aoao'
4 1Goye us is the Heaven
4 ,,h rides on every passing hFeeEe'
n No turks in every flower;
al season has us own disease
It's peril every hour
s,rslasoJfg E5 r
or louth soft cheek decay,
"a Sts descend in sudden night ~
Or On manhood's middle day
,. .vcs have seen the steps Of age
i Hsit eebly towards the tomb
"a 81 shall earth our hearts engage
4 And dream Of days to GOMEZ
~ mortal, turn! thy danger know,
i Where,er thy foot eau tread,
Ehe earth rings hollow below
And warns thee Of her dead
|rurp christian, turn! thy soul ePpJ
To truths diyinely given; M.
The truths that underneath 'hee '''
Shall live for he'll or beayen' "-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11

ing high'--agaihS' Whch 'ii"' "a, nv
journal would be Puhlisheq---a'la t.sA i'l
turn WIN II 10 Inc spot "nere Nv, 4VuI1 <
a horse and cart were pfoc- rcG, avg w
deceased was conveyed. 10 ttlS Suitot 90
BE, where the body was p0FeftA VIZ
straw ~
having mus, as ne suPP''s~o' RIM
me news OF inc suIo'og y Hi''l9o.'' /" 2,
took him 10 his edilorial ehSii- az 80
gagged durhg 'He grepfeI tt1S s'''
~ Worklng o.. 2 'o's 2. -. j., ~ - -
-S a*'lssaSYs
"l'sf 'h'"n'S". - ,NJ -, eou No d
aiA'o"' 'i'i,u' ~ Do'' -. ~, -. haE
uFealhI' % 'ne s''',@-',' ' ', ~, gLar; or
y =. e"''u "..Io"s -" ,.Io &c horrnr n, tsr
MS rlNa' eu,,o' a, Wv .,.s eaIg
paper anu 'i'' I"i -. - hay;ne
larry ii'A' ii.,''.,u ., ahIa - $50 "
oI I W 81 .ljV 4, az ,rnso Ind MAJ M,
aDou'' u'Scoy''.o KY W. rou .n.oo,rgf
'sl""' a''u uis cri"s a3.,nrh-dthe edjloY:
me ho'so' ms ,I 49, ~ cIs,hos All
NC yu,,Poa ~, s ."pr The rasn 81 ms
al 20 hi A. ha bgrpoub.-
nous was Ga 60 ~ y ana,ohed ,bn q.
ca Inc servant " WV 80, sa a,,5 iacl'ol
Oh tIla s'aolo' a,'" ~ ." shonId at,ey,n,
comnandmg ina 90 o.e a Io', NJ, a,.
go INTO Inc s'aoe "a ,,,", o,,,0 NJ
OF Inc sersali ',"p -, ga '5s ,aa uSo,,
OF !'an PaSsr's W WV 600 ,e",nr.
ing INN FanA,he rom ~" 80 ,5s I 49,
" much le[iS'l'4' '.aa Y' ~. , ohect "a
looking IN haa o'Syo''.'a 49,, $50 o;.;gor n.
servants rear 10 " ga ,,;,,,,.s :,
spread the HeWs' ana ~ ~. . IT,, ~ N,
Propef authorizes were SPi rs no - as,
circumstances IN in4ltfy ',''V 500 ,'s o
ter was lmneaiaIe, ih'il.5ft tasn sol I
fell on the Journalists 81, y na' 49, 800
, attended BY one OF the ltiee ~ us oilif"J
taking something our Of cart aA1 J =.
: rying 1t INTO the staOlc Oh me TO- = :
night. He was taken INTO CUSTODY ! q
roner's jury sat on the 5odyi !otlDeI
: circumstances str"n8,y p'1'u','P No.
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EYcLusrvE Log, MEwS.--'h la'e Lon
don paper tells s9sy amnsins slory 9
growing out Of !, iyalry OF we country
Newspapers, pubiishedintho west OF Eng,
land The chief recommendation oil az
the provincial papers in that country is
The interest and quantity Of local news;
and he TWO editors referred to principally
displayed their hostility TO each o'ner Vy
! deadly jealousy Of that kind OF intelli,
oence. The one journal was puolsheo
on Friday and the other on Saturday y
occurred one moonlight, Thursday even
ina, whileh Of the Saturday, was walN,
inc about half mile from the town. lha =
he ohseryed, short distance OFT the roao
The NAV ~ a man suspended by the neck
from i Tree. and who, upon examination
he FAIadhad committed suicide. a NJ O
ala MI seized the Saturday editor, resi- ny
ld;scpyery Of tho man having destroyec
Ebinhalf should be made that night, an1
consequently the rival journalist 30 w
E AA6sri the particulars OF cream
sta mich could not fail y produce
mi, sation I'd the place Il triday
IN @Fl6 IL had the intelligence before IN
So NJ sCougant,' il would be maxim
oc be H,rthnh IN tho former, while
- 4 I'M tai sniA INN latter, What wa
y, ~' Nh aySs Ii pfssentg Al thought struc
i. ~ 4 co,A,,c,or, ~ Ilia 6lcurantS be woul'
o o"s ~ q conn siit person employe
a y ~ Mira: cut dwD ihe body, and s.
cretly convey q staots u, q \, MS s, Uw
! where he vcala rncea| " NJ tss i0'lo'
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when her means 10Y XeeurenS nef ,a'or-
|ite and banetui opiat klen7 neFs she fe,
lsofted to the use sns PnlsonouS anu
Ia9Mhsome ingSAipa'i' $3.50 800, 49,. nL;ob
|eRslly OF access IN Nv naupts' which
aaeongst blacks aao " sle many "
bili9k herself g, y ha MI soon DC
Ieapie the ra'IAeh3 .ne pea"! .ae wi -
iha. was gnca We 49, claa WINERY
and 10 &5tf4c an M e9inlra'ioh ana
lhe lswesE-s - esty became hef
.o21y ulad eitsr -
s'fiiiSSSsi's SsArS 4 ~ \ II
aaa recogiiileo n t's.s ~ " INA
had peen l'ef @''yel@'s J. $3.50 Y" 7 ,
who humaneiy perSHeafa ,'Igf y y ',o'.,s
with her. ms SAG luWp '@'y s"Lo
hcr clean app@F,l ,'h1t'i''n IN ~ NJ,
ulll's nouss. a~'aa ,non,hs conduc.
o' I sl' a ,";th sanr;o,v and nronriety.
.eu aho ,,a. tben ,1s,tcj Inv the good Sa.
anu sne We" ,.,So had snattbed her IRON, the
l"no asi" ~ dorravi,v AID also by many
Xehnei =, I SIa - ,g Snr in be,isr davs
Thew never came Without bringing her
r ort;ol,s of Cood &yc NOT 10 be
3ntaineJ 81 the aims rouse; and always
treated her win inc NL'i'oS' '0'P0'' anu
kindness. .... o.a
She tnaily ie't Una! iAS''' c, ~,
was not again heaFool " uoi 49, n.y. s;,a,
she was secoho 'Ne lounu - t''J $50, .aa
uon 'ro," WHY , @n" lid her fair friends
cueu. - SoI I '-,.I and not her hack
pfoViue iof ''ei 'o,'''.y -, IT, sbn re-.
again 20 ''io o'.',s ' t'', ye,v short time,
NAMED ho"oV9 a. Wv ,a ':;,bnu NOTICE.
leaving very souoS"y anu ",,'' ,'horo che
10 any body. NO enc M"o" iii, Nj S,,l
had gone; ana The stoaie"Il ~. in't &c t
other death is most Prooao'y 'li0 ~ . t W."
t any Of her kind TRENDS nave "'"' y - '''
since she last LETT Bellevue
! On Sunday afternoon last, as mr. eros
sart, a Sunday officer OF the l3th "afa
was on duty in Delaney street, his alien
ton was attracted by a parcel OF chi
dren making gamsui b woman IN d rag
, ged and filthy oaai lon' ana eYl0ehI Li
: helpless from aisetse ana sLseEing' Ht
went up to her, - ~ The ca1'oreii' aus
IN reDty-3 ~ 7.'e stated enc ,
she had ~ n, her neaai lIlat 81, sI''
slept the - - fe N an open a'Ioy
that .,.' '' "A IL q nouthiIl durins
the day, | took liberty OF ashlng !, nc, ,'a
'Alasr she replic' ne trembling clea tr
that Jane Blossom Should come 10 ms
Soor after night fall, Mr.. Gossart an'
Waterman called Tor her to assist hel
her TO the watch house at the upper
police Office, where she could have beer
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-14
CHEMICAL. PLAsTRE

OR RHEUMATISM AND FEVER SORES.
A n important remedy for all those who are
IN afflicted with infa mmatory complaints
by its easing pain, oounteracting infamma
tions. and giving speedy relief without disa
eeabie sensation, and for its active strength
e.ing& odoricproperties-a an effectualremedy
for Il 6 Rheumatism, Clamp, agi einthebreast,
burns, bruises, scroiula, old sores, ulcers oi all
most every ion,particularly lever sores
Those persons suffering with liver complaints
nulmonary diseases, s,iBfammation on the iunga
with pains in the side and breast, headache,
pains and weaknessIn tie back, VIII hDdreIIei
and in all casesit may be used with safety u
the pain be in the joints, il has proved most ei,
fectual by applying tito the feet. itshouid
be spread thin on soft teatheror paper, andaP'
piled TO or as near 10 the part afflicted as pos
sihle In case Of severe inflammation, bleeding
and dose or two ofgcntle Pbysic may be ne.
cessary, and the plaster wants cbangif e, and
thin coat added every twenty,unr hours. In
case offever sore, daily use OF syrup made ol
the Burdock Root for some weeks wor' NC
useful and important.
II will be found highly useful for Z slltson
the feet, also for Strains and Bruises or horses
Made and sold, Wholesale and retail by E
DEAN, at Lis Drug & Medical Store, West,
field Chautauque county, NY.
RECO.W.MEND.4T TIONS.
To TIE AFrLIcTED.--This may certify that,
having been afflicted for FIVE years patt with
what the doctors call the nervous rheumatism,
in my hip, legs, and oet, so that the cords con.
tracicd, and ! lost the use Of them, in great
measnre-my feet especially, had tccome al
most useless, that have called ,on physicians,
from every quarter, both Botanic and Apothe'
cnry, without any effect. and having madense
| olthe Chemical plaster, which has revived me
from pain, loosed the cords, and restored my
| imbs BIS to hca lib in q shorttime.
MARTIN CRANE.
MenGoD, July 25, 1882.
| This may certify that have heen afflicted
with the. rheumatism in my shoulder, in such
manner that could nt raise my hand to my
bead, d applied the chemical plaster" which
effected a cure IN less than 49 hours.
Mrs. f. WILCOX.
jamestown September 20, 1882.
l have witnessed in an inveterate case of
| Fever sore, of four years standing, in my iamI.
| ly,an entire cure was effected, by the above
Plaser,i ,in about four weeks. VIM. BRITT oN.
| Wcstfeld, June a. 1896,
4 Ihave hcen afflicted for six years with an
inAnmmatofy rhcumntismin my ieet andlimbs
attended withagonzng pain, depriving me OF
elcrr and ease nt times, night ana day. have
sought in vain for medical relief, until bearing
of the Chemical Plaster. sold by j. Dean,
which has afforded Immediate relief. My feet
were in such agony that il seemed as il they
would split open. ] applied plaster and in
n few hours they were perfectly easy and free
from pain. W M. CllAeE.
Westneld, Aug S, 1858.
0s5-For sale by ISAAC SWIFT,
April %, 1875. RaVenna'
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-14
y A Y N E' 8
CARMINATIVE BALsAM.

gE1nE particular attention Of the public is
ID requested to this valuable Medicine,
which las acquired an unrivaled reputation for
curing DiarrhGa, or looseness, Dysentery,
Sick and nervous headache, Cholera Morbus,
Cholics, Cramps, &C., and that frequent and
fatal malady among children, termed Cholera
lnfsntum or Summer complaints.
1t is recommended by great many Physi
clans, Clergymen and families of the first re.
spectabjity, who have repeatedly u'ed it, and
sent their certificates Of its utility TO the pros
prietor, which may be seen, by calling on any
of the agents for The sale of this med cine. =
Among them wiilbe fou d the names Of Doc-
tor Dodson, Philadelphia, Dr.aC. Hammond
Leesturg, Va. DIR. Lawrence, Cedarville,
New Jersey.
Rev. T. J. Kits, Pastor I'd Baptist Church
Philadelphia, Rev VIM. Bacon, (M. D. Pas
tor of the Baptist Church, Woodstown, N J
Rev. c. j. Hopkins, of Freehold. N. J Rev.
f. NJ. Barber, Reading, Pa, DIR, NJ. L..
Knapp, late Physician 10 the Baltimore Dy-
spensary and agent for the Maryland Vaccine
Institution DR.. VIM Steeling, Bridgeton,
N. J.-And host of others eq;iaily respecta.
Lie. -~.-l-'-
Prepared and sod by DR.. d. jayne, sole
proprietor Salem, N. j..
And may be had of DR.. Isaac Swift, ,Ravcnna,
Ohio. Where also is kept Jayne's Indian Ex-
pcctorant-.the most use full medicine for coughs
colds, Influenza, Hopping cough, pains and
weakness of the Breast and other Pulmonary
affections. ....... ..
Ravenna, May II, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-14
EW GOODS.

WHRENCH, English, aud American Fancy
III and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Crocke'y, Glass, N ills. nteel, Pal its,
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 SUMNER GOODS, of all kinis,bought at
NEW YORK during the SEyEREST TINE
OF THE RECENT PRESSURE, which ena.
b!es them to say with conHdsnee, that they
are fully prepared TO furnish the citizens of
Ravenna, and vicinity, with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
rs CHEAP, as they can De bought from The
sioclhs of HE EARLY, and QUICK ARR
H.4I.LS, If NOT cheaper,) the sayings Of the
o,cners 10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
June 2, BURNETT & PENDLETON.
ME- We have on hand few OLD
GOODS, whoa We will sell at COST, as
usual B. q. p.