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sENLOUK, PORK, LARD, WHIsKEY;-;l5o0b bIs
IN superfne -four, 00hb NESS prime and clear PORK;
$40 kegs lard 225 bbls rccted whstey, for by
a98 G.. DURSEY, al Nc,y Icvec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

fsi]RN-iGG sucks corn, lndius and for sale at IL
si.,7 500 e. BYRNE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

4 NEAR POTk--lbO ibis clear pork, in fine ship
4 81 ping order aud for sale 1T 20 Grayier It. by
i s31 BoGERT & HAWTHORN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

- UG AR-7O tiercc+ good quality sugar t"r sale liy
- a28 &. DORSEY, A New Icvce.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

sNONr.si X: BiiAABY-i1 bbis banding frol
u B-.ieyo,,r North An,rIica ;inl for sale by
100 j TltbIEkN to.1 foy d. -tFee',
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. TO RENT AT PASS CTTRTSTTAN.

TS;rncJ1 ID. HOARD, Acting Surveyor
of the Second Municipality.
TO RENT AT PASS CHRISTIAN,
YNHREE small Tcncments, at the above watering
p'a:c, being situated on the s,ore they com
1nand extensive visw, and about 100 yards from the
new hotel For terms, apply to ZIG Tcilaupitonlas
street. a26
NEW HOOKS. = The Youthful Tnpostor." a No
and Truls # Early Life by l.. +. L. author of" The
npr'vsa'ree &C. just Teffiy1d and a for s1!e y
aos Corner of Camp and Common streets.
NOAP AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from brig
- Messenger and Aquln, and for sale by the sub
scrihers-5oo boxes No l, and Imitation No. soap,
a hs;'s s@''' spans" ' IsAAc BRIDGE Il co.
~ TRAY.-Was taken up by the night watch, Third
- Ward, Second Municipality, the 10Th instant,
the tip of one of her horns sawed off, The owner of
said Cow is requested to come forward prove property,
ray charges, and take her before Saturday,
the 18th May, which day she will he sold at twelve
oclock,by r. A. Gullott. Aucto,,eer.
II. y. STR!NGER, Commissary Sd Ward,
Cd Municipality. n28
+ NtUNNY BAGS.-5O bales, assorted sizes, landing
aas "''' '''9 -'a"'''' - ISAAC BRIpGE& o.
Y NAII.s-5OO kess, assorted sizes, brand of Boston
Iron Co.. landing from, brig Aqna, for sale BY
LyLOUR-5a3 barrels Flour, landing from Steamer
asa 'eAs'a "@E Julius aiG " %AiRS, 90 royarn. st.
- - IA - - -.Io L.
ss =, ~ 'S''elS '@ GIIE I"NI,s 5acmmon
40 .. "a. o.:"t. - =, - s1-,-N-" 60 :.
"~ h"u H "a'1is, n., W. f,,a.,
~ atc y: a'l 'a' IL r W. = "
t Ah's' !" s'''e "'T me 11r Az T. HAWTHORN
sna3 c., iravier ST.
~ r. ~, :: i To-: w E -,I 10 L.
- al8 q. DORSEY a New Lcvce.
TNFiNS & RI 7I'rFR- g00 bbIs rcl aud ,yl,c Lcons
Y 1on lo M hn,,ar f sais h W anu 'N '''''
a28 G. DORSEY.
FHyI OI7R PORK ARD & WIIJSKFY-I50O iii,
snne,Gna am- amin: - ncss wine and c1c,r nork.
$40 kegs lard; 225 bbs rcctifed wh:siey, for salchy
a28 G. DORSEY, Al New lcvec
: FESIN WAFFLE uncknrcs assorted iust received
W., I'D far salc nv + d RiES & 4" COHEN'
aa5 80 Common
Y ARn-:ln kers lard ust recc, cd and for sale al
Ia Tchomtoulas =. bv
a9 SLoo& BfRNE.
y ~ UfIaR a. MOI ASSES-I000 hIlls pilnc sugar;
AZ II BNoWN, y Conn st.
4 s. WEET MALAGA WINE-5O or casks; 50 eighth
y - do in store and for sale u, : ! Poydras st.by
AZ .----J IllAl Ell y 20.
Z j vasscd hams, landing aud far sale by
.Mz. . ~ -. y -. - 1yoIHs 81.
NA for sala by JTHAYER & Co.
NJ -- - roydras 81.
N1tCE-lUu casks fresh Rice, for sale hy
M OF ~ TlIAfER 4 60. - Poydras St
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

DEANS Il BUTTER-300 bbls rcd and white beans
A1-l00 kegs butter, for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

NATI.S'-50O keys, assorted sizes, brand of Boston
~ Iron Co., landing from brig Aqnilla for sale by
a2S ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

sfTASfTLLE SOAP-I0 boxes castillo soup, in store
~ aud for sale AT ;3 Gravicr ST. by
ug7 BOGERT a. HAWTHORN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

"ANTED.-Two good Vessels, TO draw over
wv eight feet when loaded, to proceed to the At
taeSanas to load for northern port, dispatch given
and liberal freight paid; apply to
H?8 WIN. PORTER, 95 Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

NNAS brought 10 the police prison OF ia l =,
W nc'pnty, on the 9Th inst Negro woa "d Nj
ed Nlllf about DO years of age, SAYS s, "nan man,
to Nj, Harrison. S"e belong,
take her away. il SHA '' law and
NLl l,nnt al Il INV
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

II AKn-32o Kegs lard, just received and for sale at
{ Ia IJJ Tcloupitoulas ST. by -
Z uO7 SIO0& DiRSE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

NWERRINGS.-Two hundred barrels, and Two hun
drcd hal barrels No Passport behring's, OF ates
i mn Is, in store ard for sale hy ~
BOGART & HAWTHORN.
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.


TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
BOOK & JOB lPiRIlNIILMIG &,
In connection with this Office is a
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE,
FOR THE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets, Blank Checks
Catalogues, Bills of Lading,
Labels, Dray Receipts,
Legal Notices, Auction Bills,
Bill Forms, Show Bills,
Steam Boat Bills, Circulars,
5&G0l2go
And every description of Hob Work TINT
may be required.
&c The propri;to respectfully calls the attention of
the public the above Card, m them that all
work inruste to his shall be done at the slorts st
notice, in style unsurpassed in this city nnd the
owcst rates,
FALkNER, &c.&c.
FALkNER, a novel, by the Author Of Fran%cnsten,
IL The Last Man, &c.
Paul Prys Delicate Attentions, and other tales, by the
Author ofLiue Pedngton.
Lille in Paris, with the whimsical adventures ofthc Hal
ibut family, in2 vols.
Geology and Nneraogy, considered with reference to
Natural Theology (L5ridgewatcr Trcotiscs) by the
Rev. VIM. Buckland, with numerous cngravings,
in 2vols. Just received aud for saleby
as6 BENZ. LEVY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EfALkNER a Novel by the author of Frankensten,
Il the Last Man, &".-compete in volume
The Economy OF Health, or the Stream of Human
Life, from the crad, to the grave with reflections.
moral physical and philosophical, the sepcn-
NAL phases of human exstence-by James John.
son, NJ. ID.
The Napoleon Gallery, or Illnstrasons of the Life and
Times OF the Emperor of Ernnce-engraved by Re-
veil, and other eminent artists, from artists, from
all the most celebrated PICTURES, etc. produced in,
=, FRANCES during the last forty years
Duchess DAhrantes, tNladame JunoJ in vols,
with l6 plates.
Harding Port Folio for 1887, with "a plates.
Fndens JableauX, series of thirteen of Nation
al character beauty, and Costume, from paintings
by the best artists, alter sketches by W. PER- ing
edited by Mrs. S. G. Hall. just received and for
sale by Wm McKEAN.
n26 corner of Camp and Common SITS.
H1OR'TABLE DESKS and dres sing cases, a large
IL assortment, some very superior. for sale by
SIMMONS, HARTT g. Co,
a26 20 Charities street.
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TO PAYERS.
- TO 7AVTKS.
Comphoifer's OHce, Second .M,micipaIh,
Nav nrlaon. n.;I al ,oc5st

CoHPEo7efs TYHee, Second .T,tniciDaLh,
New Orleans April 81, IsW
g EAl.ED Proposals will be received at Iii, oao.
- unit Monday the LIST May next, for tia pacma -
curb and gutter stones, with three feet of paved sumor
or counter banquctte, per running foot that may H. ~
CURED by the Surveyor during the present year. All
the materials will be furnished by tho Municipality.
Satisfactory security will be required; and in order.
avoid unnecessary delay, applicants will name k,
security SETH W NYE,
ago Cnmn,r,ller
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

#/ ENTUCkY Bagsiug and l;se rope for sale by
-HAao7 BOGERT ~ HAWTHORN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

A IsAiUAi5S, Fiberts and English Wanuts, il
! iapor iedund or sale At q tiravier 81. by
Il a47 READ &. BARSIOW.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

s1fANVASSED HANS-9O casks Cincinnati can.
z ! easscd hams, landing aud E+r sale lv
4 ssA27 THAYER & Co. 7IPoydras st.
ma EsS BEEF-5O hitbbls mess beef landing and
IFH for salc by J THAYER & Co.
u07 "a pVydras ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

fdIEi r. SIDEts--.al -lmxes Of leo lbs each, clea
~ sides put up expressly for the Havana Market II
sssse ana fur sale at is Grater 81. by
ag7 BOGERT & HAWTHORN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

gHaIN WAKE-l4 packages assorted, just receives
4 Ill and for sale by J. ID. BEN Il a. COHEN,
:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

ESLOilR, Pork, Lard Bacon and Whiskcv.-l2OC
u bhls superb Flour; 300 do mess and prime Pork
500 kegs Lard 20 casks Bacon 500 bbs Whiskev, 70,
sale at Al New LGvcr by
al5 G DORSEY
Also b INNS Grs1 nlnlity Snrnr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

EVLOUlt-523 barrels -Four landing from Steamer
II General Wayne, and for sale b,
nl8 JULIUS VAIRIN, 26 Povdrns st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

~ UffAR & MOI.ASSES-l0(O hhls p line sugar
~ 5000 gallons nnlasses, an plantation, for sale by
ae7 ii BROWN, 9 Cont st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

xsIiELLED Al .MONDS-i0u boxes ircsh, importc
~ from Sicily, for sale ut g. Grasier It. by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28


CLAIBORNE. p.ra:
who abscondod from my plantation, hilkl a, !, or
Louisiana, in October last lie is nhout5 eel ,sr Sim
inches high. has ,rllowish appearance; Ia.s will
and very intelligent countcnance. Whoes s,all b.
lodge said boy inia so that he be found ' Rurk
entitled to the above reward on application ;;IrauI
Watt X Co, He has been seen lately at t,e TIER
alb l2t Pifll.lf VIC o---I-.Jns
NJ JRK-3O Lbs Mess aud Prime P ,1ns 81. BY
d az from Flat boat and f'r SAFE al - vAIRIs.-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

II UMBER-i cargo Of Wilmi eton yellow Pine
boards, scnntlmg und shingles, landing from schoo-
Morning Star, opposite Gr,cr For sale in lots
to suit purchasers, by VIM PORTER,
ais 9J Common 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

GWEF.T MALAGA WINE-5O or casks; 50 eigth
40 do in store and for sale at : Poydras ST.. by
sa.N.ao7 VII AVER 4 n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

NUTICE.
rHNIIE subscriber graticd for the liberal encourage
Il ment heretofore bestowed upon his establishment
respectfully to the public, that he still con.
tinucs to manufacture Copper Tin, and Sheet Iron
and also contracts the Blacksmith business in general
at No 100 New evee street. where all orders for steam
boat and ohet work in his line will be attended TO- IND
executed with despatch lie hopes by punctua,y
and due to business, continuance Of
pubic patronage. J. Il. OSBORN
New Orleans, 29th March, 1887 9lnO
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

In the last Akron Journal is an account
Of an affair which chiIls the blood at the
recital. Five men went out to shoot birds
in corn-fold and on returning home
three Of them were in company, and one
stopped to load his rife. After having
loaded his gun, the three started on,
abreast, the man who had just loaded his
gun, %. e. Manchester,) in the middle,
Eeozcr Dlodgett on his left; Manchester
laid his rife on his left arm and in the act
ofputting on cap the gun went off and
the ball entered the head of Mr. Bodgett
behind the right car, and came out at the
left eye, and he dropt dead upon the
ground.
OF course this was not done intention.
ally, but we consider such care!essness
nearly as rcprehonsblc us intentionally
shooting another.
There is nooxcusc for such careless
ness, and the man guilty Of it should be
held dangerous citizen. Every person
thatovcr used a gunwith a cap lock knows
that they are liable to discharge when put.
ting on q cap; and he who holds it in @
position to do an injury at that time, is as
guilty of wrong as he would be to point Q
loaded gun towards man and discharge
it. Such acts should not pass unnoticed
and until it ispunished by law, with heavy
penalties community will not be safe.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

had been established in England AMI Wales,
giving an average Of six baAks a year. But
in 1876 new era begln--a mania for int
stock banks suddenly grew up and such was
S violence tAat, Between the LIST Of January
and the 2Gth of November, 1856, no fower
than forty t,oo of these establishments had
been organ zed and brought into competition
with those previously existing!
In Joint ef hct, however, the number oI banks
c;ra.ed during tho past year, Was vastly
greater than appears from this statement We
eiieve that, at an average, oach Of The forty.
two new banks had Fl ON four to SIX branches;
and AS those branches transact a sorts of
banking bu'incsa, and erioy the same credit
as tn" parert establishment, from which they
are frequently al Il great dIStance,t they are, to
all in,cnis ami purposes, so many new banks
so that, instead ti forty two it may be safely
a!lirnsd that ube't irO hurdred new ioint'
stock tanks were opened in Eng land aad
Wales, in 1876! II is Of importance, too, t.
hssrve, that more than three>tourths Of these
banks Issued noes peyable on demand; that
many of hem had very numerous propreia-
ry-and lliat, whether justly CIR no., most OF
ttcm crjoyed AT N!cr first outset the unlimit>
ed confidence If The public The wonder,
under sRch tlrciirs a. ccs, certa'l7 is not
that their issues were Increased. but that they
were not mrnh more incr ased than they
,Nuaiiy have been.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

ply and armed with the tremendous pow
ers of vested rights--chartered immuni-
ties-and the last remaining sprouts
Of Legitimate aristocracy growing out
Of a long course Of special legislation.
With such partizans and against such
might VIC contend You all have seen
the effect Of these chartered immuni
ties upon the country-and must be we'll
satisfied Of their destroying and corrupt
ing tendencies. You have seen banks re-
ceiye your money-solcmnly pledged to
redeem it,, appropriating it 10 their own
use, refuse to redeem the, same after hav-
ing been benefited by its appropriation,
You have seen the controlling energies
Of banks IS they have taken a stand
against the government and the people, ,and
il is against them with an army Of purse
proud would-be aristocratic Shyoclks that
you have tocontend.
We have met them before, fellow citi-
zcns, and hive beaten them, in the cita-
dols of their strength they have been put
TO fight. They have already rallied anew
for desperate struggle. Their efforts
though unseen are yet uncoasing and I'M
firing. Let US be ready, that we may
meet them fairly. Nail the base coin of
their uttering to The counter throw back
the base ialsehoods to the breast that gave
it forth-p!ant the foot upon the neck Of
tho ovcrgrown, ,pampered and bloaed mo-
nopo'ies that have been gradually but
surely consuming us--rid the country Of
these deceased excrescences which are
penetrating 10 the vitals, and scatterto the
winds the last resources Of gasping whig-
gerry, that we may be enabledto to cast away,
for ever, those grioyous burthens which
have too long been sustained upon the
shoulders Of WE THE PEOPLE.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22
D Dieh.

In Freedom on the 9th inst. of the Con-
sumption, Mrs. Aroiue r. Barthe lomew, the
wife Of j. Bartholomew Of Stark County, aged
"a years months and one day.
Can this be death
The yielding up transitory breath
Seeking a tranquil, for a stormy cline
Pleasure for pain Etelnity for time:
The kingdom wheFe creations birth began
And Heavens sweet hope for earth, and God
fer man
No! IT'S not death
And what is desthl
In dark despair 10 yield The unwilingItreath--
To see with Bursting ejcs the charnel ope.
The past cursc-The future without hope
Beside the bed ghost of murdered Time,
Leading with cory hand ACQUIRING crime:
All that is death.
Then 'ts no! death,
Dear Friends, that closed my coaSoris breath =
IT was Heavens its need of glory to bestow,
That called her soul above from ills below.
Death is sins wages, the apostle said
If she was pardoned can she then be dead!
Mol Tis not Death.
COMMUNICATED.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22
NEW dAOODS.

HISRENCH, English, and American Fancy
n and Stspc Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Glass, Nails, Steel, Palnts,
Dye"stufs, &c. &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store Of Y. Kent, in Ravenna, a
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
and SUMNER GOODS, of all kinds bought at
NEW YORK during the SEVEREST TINE
OF THE RECENT PRESSURE which ena
bles them to say with confidence, that they
are fully prepared 10 furnish the citizens of
Ravcnna, and vicinity, with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
rs CHEAP, rs they can be bought fhom he
stocks Of tie EARLY, and QUICK ARR
TALLS, IF mol cheoper,) he sayings Of the
o~ne's 10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
June 2, BCRNETT & PENDLEToN.
TT 3. We have on haud few OLD
GOODS, which we will sell at COST, as
usual. b. &. p.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

The Fxchsrge Hotcl,at New Orleans, just
completed, it is supposed is the largcst in the
world-239 feet front by Io6 deep, six stories
high, with doma and tower whose top is
l13 feet frem the ground. Has $50 rooms,
and dining hall 1I3 feet lcng superb
marble statue of Washington has lately arr
rived from Italy, which will be placed in the
centre of the colonnasIe, at tie entrance Of
the grand saloon. 1t ia estimated that the
hotel will cost $55o,o0n. and the furniture
3t20,000.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

FENuE Subscriber, believing that the Farms
Il ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great to sustain an Agricultural Pas
per- proposes Publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
county, a paper devoted erctusireiy to that
subject.
The act is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the Farming Interests of a country In New
England and in New York, where the art of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection than
in any CT the ether States of the Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have wide circulation.
Though the population of the Reserve con.
ssts chiefly Of Farmers, yet there is not pa-
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than ttcenty>eigM political
and religious papers.
The AGnIcULrUr1sT will be strictly neutral
in politics and rclgion-it will contain a cors
rect statement of the markets, and give that
information most useful to the interest of
farmers.
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 il highly necessary that all who are cal
cula'ing to carry the business to great extent
should be possessed o! the earliest intorma-
ton on the subject. Now, when the culture
of silk, and the growth of the Beet for 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-
ouainte,l with all the information 10 be had on
the subject, and we shall give our attention
en- the procuring aud disseminating knowledge
OF these interesting objects.
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if sufficient number Of 1Nbscribers
shall be obtained 10 warrant it.
EDWIN r. SEL3Y,
Rayenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
r IL IL WI s.
This paper will be printed sfmi-monthiy,
on gLoi type and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, with title page and index to each
voume, at the close of the year, for one dollar
per annuu, IN adoa8ce, payable on delivery
| of the first number.)
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

A HippopotOmus, OF river Horse. Of
enormous dimension, stuffed has recent
~ been broaght to Salem from the Coast
of Africa, and will shortly be exhibited to
crafty the public curiosity. 1t measures
fifteen feet 10 length, and nine in circum-
ference.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22
NOTICE

a T my instance writ of attachment was
"A this day issued by Benjamin F. Hopkins,
Esq Justice Of the Peace Il Franklin town,
ship, Portage County, against the property
rights, credits and effects of Drayton Moore
a nonresident ofsaid County. Dated this Oath
day of May, A. D. 1887.
WILLIAM PoMoROY,
Admir-. of NATHAN BUTTON deceased -
as BY S. w. COCHRAN, Atty.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

DOMESTIC SAT- PRODUCE CT VISoIMA-
There are 60 furnaces in operation at the
Kenawha Salines, Va. and make TO- coo bush-
ella per year. They average $4,000, giving
1900 eco of bushels, which bring Is to 80
cents at the place, or $1,000 900. A valuable
product for one interior town.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22

AmrJg the passengers in the George
Washington which sailed recently for L:v-
erpool, was prince Napoleon Louis Bona
parte. who returns TO Europe in conse-
qucnce Of the illness of his mother, the
Ex QGecn Of Holland. She resides IN Swift
zerland. The French Government will
hardly be contentto see the Prince again
in Europe.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22
EOOK HERE.
8. MASON, & Co,

FEA AVE on hand large assortment of Notes
Ell and Accounts, which they will sell as
low and little lower than can be bought in
tie County, Of the same quality. You must
ONE and buy no mistake. May 9th,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-22
INCREASE CFBANKS.

The bank presses contend that the In
crease of banks and banking capital in
this country is chargable to the discontin-
uance Of the Bank of the United States.
This cannot be true. In England they
have national bank in operation, and
yet the number of banks has been incroas-
ed in a greater proportion than in this
country. In England and Wales forty
Two joint stock banks went into operation
between January and November in 1886,
anG each of these forty-two banks has
from to 6 branches, making about two
Hundred banks which have gone into op'
Grafton during the last year in England
and Wales, where national bank is in
full tide Of successful operation.
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The "God like" Daniel ism The west
eating dinners at the expense of the
Whigs. Not bad operation. these
hard times, when one can get his dinners
for nothing.
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Rayenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
TEN R1 ED NJ 6

IT,. sn.un Or ou,o In the Supreme Court,
HE orAfE w o"ts' Vacation after August
Portage County, So Term A. D. 1886.
Caroline N. Bates,1
VS.. Sfeuilon IoF Diforce.
Henry d. Dates. }
THSUE said Henry ID. Bates, will take notice
y. that the said Caroline NJ. Bates, his wife,
has filed her Petition in the ofice of the Clerk
of said Court, on this 18th day of May, A. D.
1857, praying for Divorce, and has assigned
for cause, habitual drunkness for more than
three years, and wiliul absence for mere than
three years.
Further proceedings will be had at Term
of the said Court, to be held at Ravenna on
the fourth day of September next, at which
sine said Henry D, Bates may appear, and
show cause, if any he have, why the prayer OF
said Petitioner should not be granted.
l. V. BEIGE, S0t'r.
May 1s, 1857. I'm GEO. KIRKUM, Cfk.
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UQLACK Silk Velvet, Black Gros De
ED Rhine, Gros De Nap and Gros De Paris
SILK, Blue G"os De Berlin Silks and several
piecesof Collered Gros De Maps, Of Best quail
i'y for sale by
June I, BURNETT & PENDLEToN.
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FTOR Sale Ly BURNETT &PENDLETON,
II few Ladies' French Capes and Collars.
June 9. l9S7.
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Es ELGRAYE Plaid and Cord, venician
ED Grapes of different pat'erns-a New ar
ucle for Gentlemeps Pants, for sale by
June 7, BURNETT & PENDLETON.