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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-29
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.


Pork TRADE OF CNcrNNATt Much
has been said about the pork market of
Cincinnati, and the modeof carrying on
the business. Few, however, are aware
of the aggregate value Of the pork ex-
ported from this city. The amount
slaughtered here, although very great, is
not more than two-thirds of the Total
amount exported. Some view Of this
trade may be gathered from the follow
ing facts.
In the winter of 1884, 1913, 900 hogs
were slaughtered in Cincinnati; inl6ad
'35, about 100000; in 1856, not mofe
than so or 100000 Comparing tie
amount of the last two seasons, it wal
be perceived that the high price of pork
in 1886 was not fictitious, but arose Out
Of the actual diminution of supply.
In the present winter, the number Of
hogs slaughtered at Cincinnati, is
: l05,oOO
The number brought in wag-
gons, (estimated) 10000
From Information, as to various
points on the canal, it is sup
posed there cannot be less @
( than $4,000 put up in other
places, which must be ex- ~
ported from Cincinnati, $4,000
hr, End -----------7-----
Total, (hogs) 100000
The average weight of the hogs this
season is supposed to be 220 lbs, and
the average price 7 cents per ID. making
$3.50 for each hog.
The first cost of the hogs is then 49,
772,00O. 5t.. ssar
TO this must be added for cooperage,
salt and packing, 100000 dollars for bar
relied pork, and 100000 for lard. The
total prime cost of pork, lard and hams,
exported from Cincinnati,is is about 49,
l72,OOO. Thus, then, the export of a
single article from Cincinnati exceeds
three millions of dollars s
Ii is worth while to look for moment
at the mode in which the proceeds are
distributed, in the community. In the
first instance, four-ffths of the prime
cost of pork is paid to the farmers
Among the raisers of pork, however,
there are generally two classes of per-
sons-the grower and the fatter. With
wealthy farmers, these classes are often
united; bat they are also frequently Sc
parated. Thus, small farmer raises
few hogs, which, while young and poor,
are sold to one who fats them for the
market. Another portion of the pro-
ceeds, near 100000, 60 to the coopers;
another to the salt manufacturer; and
another to the packers. The merchants
profits are the excess of price paid in q
foreign market, and is made upon the
employment Of bis capital, united TOMS
skill and enterprise.
In this account, we see that the largest
portion of the profits go TO the agricul-
turist. 1t is made, however, by means
of commerce-bills Of exchange land
bank notes-things which areenot unfre-
quently the utter adherence Of the very
class Of persons who derive the ultimate
profit from them. How little understood
are the first elements Of political econo-
my If agriculture supplies the neces-
sites of life, it is no less true, that COM
.merce yields the comforts, refnemenrs,
and wealth of society.
The Galena Advertiser thus notices
the approximation Of the "better cur
rencya 10 that regionl The hard money
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-29

GoID.-The packet ship Sully, arriv-
ed al New York, on the 9Th inst, from
Havre. brought 100000 francs in gold
for the Bank Of America, being part o.
the French Indemnity,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-29

From FLoRIDA.-An official report
has been received from Gen. Jesup, da-
ted Fort Dade, March 26, in which he
states that the Seminole chief, Yaholoo-
chic, CLOUDY who commanded at Wa
hoo, is at Tampa Bay, with his family,
and that he has about 200 of his people
in camp near that post. That The prin-
cipal chiefs on the st. Johns, Tuskinna
and Emarthla, (Philip) have sent mes
sages TO Gen. Jesup that they will obey
the orderof Micanopy to emigrate and
that Philip had also sent his son, who in
formed the General that his father had
required Abica, (Sam. Jones,) the chief
Of the Mickasukies, to join him, and ac-
company him on visit to Micanopy.--
The General has no doubt that the war
is ended, if firm and prudent course is
pursued. He states that he shall send
one battalion of the Indian warriors SER
wing in Florida to Mobile, as soon as it
can be mustered and paid, and transports
obtained. That the Alabama draughts
will be sent off as soon as they can be
paid; transports have been provided for
them; that the naval garrison furnished
by Commodore Dallas, for Fort Foster,
has been relieved, and ordered to join
the ship whence it was detached; that
he shall discharge the volunteers and mil
lila force as rapidly as the circumstances
of the service will permit, and will take
measures to have the ordnance and 9TH
er stores not required in Florida, taken
to the most convenient arsenal and store
houses.-Globe. a,.-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-29

The number brought in wag-
gons, (estimated)
From Information, as to various
points on the canal, it is sup
posed there cannot be less
than $4,000 put up in other
places, which must be ex-
ported from Cincinnati,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
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NJ. Ann

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Price two cents per copy Country subscribers stths
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no ma per sent out, unless paid in advance
FvrN,Nc IIERAIp--tssued every afternoon al I ecoch.
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the same rate. Cash, Va ad vance
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o'clock. Price IL per copy. Furnished copnuy
sul~orl,crs nj s. per snnum, in advance.
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ing nine o'clock. Price 81 per copy. Furnishes
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usual raes-always payable n advance.
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Gordon Benneu proprietor and al letters bpsnes
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

DILEs-PILEs.-DR. HhLE'S Pile On.tmetis pes-
tive cnre the Piles In three days time Sold by }. ~.
Hart corner Chambers street and Broadway p Burnett,
IS 9Th avenue; n. NJ Guon corner Of BowHy and Grand
ol4-fm~
CAKD I'D LADIES WIDOW wFLCib5 FE-
~ MALE PILLS u lese excellent Pills
led THE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTY;
they particularly adapted for disorders incident
FEMALE SEX See advertisement the other page of this
aud papers, prepared by Mrs Sarah Ann Wecb, Femme
Physician and for sale by her appointed Agents. prce, 10
cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

MIDwIEERy.-MRS,B BIRD having been duly qua
IvI lifted, In ing nhospital In Europe may be by
her testimonials and certificates offers her prof, services
to the ladies OF New York Reference be given whom
has attended and so 10 many gcntemew II the faculty
This cy-Dr Bush. Dr. Francis tProfessor) DIR. Ralph DR..
Wolf, DR.. Wright and others.
D. Mrs Bird apprses the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage and females ally that SIZE
tnucs to he consulted c the different secon
quent peculiar stages her treatment mild yet always pro
ducng sanitary change n the tina the delicse
sensitive female better health during prcgnacy thru
other times she alse devocs her the disease
children pnd all ward Affections incident
females &C. Cuppng and leechng Residence No Division
o273m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

sc
whose resurs that they obi ain private
(Which may ss hss siose il %Rsd sr sd
little chest ezceed ely in travelling ana when
and speedy cure Of these complaints; ,o. e
impossible express tie satisfaction this little book al
ords ali are interested subject begins by des-
crbng wha, ally is and what mere
but which are perfectly innocent Now by unpincpled
men, always called yenefes he reason IS e,id na
too efsn ruined his health and spirits This le yoiu
distinct diseases venerea disease, properly
SO caies and Ghonorhea, called ~ II Is OF great I'm,
treatment proper in the is most Injurious in the
er
ns Show h I %s as s
mercury is absolutely useless and hnIu on the ether
hand there circumstances in which Is absolutely messed
aud nothing is easy kn what those circumstances
are Moreover in The authors practice anc under the asd
Of Ghonorhea he disorder attended with unnrg) ana
sequences Of allowing Ghonorhea 70 continue on from
month to month incurred UGH as sriciures &c. d
follows chapter structure self and which, made exceed
iHgy plain aud Interesting for is this TORS 81 me ene
are persons ance pretend il with box OF
p bottle Of DROPS while surgeon knows that az
her is IRE any thing which battles the gnoraa
is 50 horrible IN is unate cor seqrenc.s to ne pale
while in general proper means are USED, nothing SO aie
and easy as its cure.
diseases which somem. appear in different constuens
and these refer every circumstance that can pos
sbiy arise in of this complaint even from us hr
neglected form; and here SHOULD
there yenereal disease which Hes
dormant in the constitutions TO show ise IN no other way
however is abundaniy plain and ecacious, that
having this little chest OF medicine complete undertake
his with p ifect safety and success. ,
The price Of the chest OF medici e, &c. Is Sl2 The DOCK
aloEe is 81 forwarded 10 any part Of the world
Letters in aron for the chest be addressed TO
the author, DR. RALPH, No SO Corandt street, ~ \.
s. Since publishing this little book, the autsor has been
many distressed and ruined constitutions,
{chieny trusting certain description Of advertising
pecpe lead him tie nion that there should be some
practitioner known integrity and Skill ofsssey prepared
all times give the best assistance in that disease and 10
whom such patients might apply with confidence For tins
the writer deems proper here to state that ne IS
graduate University of Edinburgh, member OF the
Royal ege of Surgeons London and author OF work ex
pressy these disorders Also, that lie has testimonial let
Dr Mott Of New York. End Dr. Physick OF Phi!a-
delpha and which he will be happy 10 show to any one who
wishes IT, oZfim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

A Lody's Souvenirs Of a tour IN Germany.
ALL ANIMAL r GOD THE sAME-Thero is scarcely
an animal however repugnaa to the preJudices Oh Eu-
ropeans that employed food by OF the ma
lions of the globe another. Appetite and the alb
sence of food every d.et and the quadruPed
the bird the FISH, the reptile and the vlest insect have
their admirers Many Of these contemplated III ci-
vzed countries, with disgust. But let the Phosopnc
reader recolect that these nauseang sensations ARISE
of erroneous habits of appreciation Who thatdoes
no, judge from experience. decide between ser
pent and eel articles OF food Who that has not
tried BOTH affirm whether the flesh OF cat IS less
delicate than that Of rabbit, for which 1t IS SAID TO be
unfrequenty substituted ia certan countries me
unclean food and habits Of some animals may be assign
ed as cause Of the felt them as articles OF
sustenance But such objection can only be founded
on the false assumptions that food is asslmated by the
animal economy without change, that what the animal
feeds on becomes part of itself retaining its original ma
ure Ii should be remembered that the elements OF all
things are few and identical throughout their diversl,
fed forms tina, the revolving reptile is composed
Of the oxygen hydrogen carbon, and azote when
enter into the composition OF the ortolan the turtle or
any Of our most delicious orses and that the flesh OF
the animal which feed is composed OF the same
materials whether its susenance be drawn from the most
delicate the disgusting sources. Taxing the
matter in this point Of view, il is plain that beyond
caprice there grounds for preerrins one
kind Of flesh anoher.-Donocan Domestic Economy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
MRS BINDS CELEBHATFD SOOTHING
lfI SYREP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH

TO MOTHERS AND kURsES.-Netbers and nurses are
Informed that nfaIlble remedy prepared by Mrs.
children teehng-a remedy which has been the
ng the lives OF many darling babe WHEN tho uions
have baed all skill y only necessary rub The cbPs
with the 10 efect recovery; and
remely pleasant the child will mind the appjea-
ton II is also very cectual in opening the pores gums
previous appearance teeth And will found
excellent bedside companion for mothers pre-
venting yulsons levers &c arising from pains The CUNT
on he chId wakisg IN the night by nms daely
aHoyc. sold only by
OF SIN. MRS. BIRD,7 DIVISION stres.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

INK. HA MILTON, a surgeon of long standing and q
u puPii OF two OF the first colleges or anatomy and the the
DRY and practice OF physc and surgery in Europe has
into the house No 81 Courland where may consult
ed on every disease incidental human n1ure,
unconraoa delicate ndelcne The desperate yene-
real cases cured in from two nne days. every
other description, In time propOonae their
lure. Attendance nj all tfaes. OLD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
HUNVER,s RED NROP.-ThI

HUNTERS RED DROP.-ThIs medicine is the
only absolute that has been disco the
yeneresi 81 ich ms been knewn when sealed in
sysTn down generation to gene atien deying the
TIE most eminent physicians IL Is allowed by
acquainted with it, 10 be the most certain safe quick
mone OF cure known roots out vestge oil tire
from the system matter how ola the and
always be used with the greatest safety by both
dee discovery there restraints laio the raen
To be obtained No, Divisiea Every bottle is
VIII have the written signature Of UraE Levson So
North Sixth street. Philadelphia, where il Is Sold oSolmA
nR. CHERRY,S ASTRINGENT PILLS.
preston irregular mensaton green sickness and all
o1s Of the Kidney bladder, and PROSTATE gland In gravel
and where there command OF the bladder they afford in
tan relief and then few days completely
For sale wholesale and retail by A. b. d. SANDS 100
faton st. corner Of William New York; DR.. wm Young, No
80 South Fourth st. Philadelphia
~ b. Southern merchants Purchasing
md the sill be warranted to them produce the desired
sfect.
" Price 81 per box retail. ofsIm&
HUNTEK's MFD DROP.-Than&s 20 Dr. Hun.
ter Of Gutenberg the venerea disease Of all
It's errors single bottle OF this intaihe remedy
proved 10 be sufficient in the most nytefae The
dcse prompt and decisive In its effects, requires
few day and frequently but few hours, every
particle OF disease from the system In its operation may
said t. act Hike magic without after i'll
convehieaces whatever Both may with perfect
respect diet Price 81 per in any
case Sold only Division street All intercourse shall be
strictly confidential. The genuine medicines be ottaned
other places but the following Iian'~er
on SO North Sixth Philadelphia; So Hamilton street.
Albany o20lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
T EyIsON,a HUETER,s RED DROP.-Tbe

IL agent is confdest that if this cine was generally
known, would prove OF the greatest blessings that
happened 10 the human family be hss know cure in
few days, that reduced low couId
move without the most excrucang pain, and thinks that IL
person knows thing calculated alleviate the
tunes and suferncs OF human .ainre, sacred
duty devov.n2 every situated, from which none
seud seek to themselves make public der
the conviction Of this truth he mahe This invaluable medicine
krown bot knows that the medicine itself win do To
make popular than all he do Price 81 Ser bottle
Offce,5 Division Be particular and every Lo
Tie has The written name, u. LENISON. o.0In.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

EYE-sHAPEp WINDOWS IN GERMASY-The pecu.
hsrty Of this place. and which kept va laughing al
the recollection for nearly mile after we left H. was the
windows in the roofs Of the houses They are shaped
exactly eyes the tiles swell up gradually like lid A.
bove and below elosgaing towards The end, and in the
oval space between there wrinkles the little bright win
dow pane just in the place Of the pupil |, was in fact
exact a model of the human eye as could be made
cut Of such materials. never saw anything funny
The whole village had evIllc, Arguelike look that
was irresisbly droll-a the houses laughing and blink
ing and peepng ct ua as we droycin The shape being
long and the lower lid rather straight gave them sly
sleepy, hafclosed expression and wbal look Of fun
and rrerriment IL the house holding s sides
with laughter. Sometimes TO great cyciops
building with s one staring optic Ia the middle Of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

crrrsrF,s Sstv PLAY or CHILD OF THE WRECK.
The play was succeeded by new drama. or rather
mclo-drana by MIR. Panche denomnated The enid
of the Wreck The plot runs thus :-Maurice, dumb
boy has been saved from wreck lin which his mother
has pershed by Counsellor Tremens who receives him
into his family and educates him with his daughter So
phia Miss Witzwalter.l On the death OF the Counsel
ior his Kindness towards the orphan is still continued
by Madame Trcmens Mrs. G. Joncs) Nearly at the
opening of the piece Madame TFemens and Sophia ar
rive at Hambureh where the il laid preparatory
to the nuptals Of the latter with Albert Brindal the
son Of Mr.. Hartmann "COPPER" aud the nephew OF Ma
dame Tremens Sophia informs Maurice, who can hear
extremely WELL though he cannot speak Ia thing some
what unusuaD of the which brought her and her
mother To Hamburger. Poor Maurice has long cher
ishcd a violent affection for Sophia, and finding all his
fond hopes thus overth he determines 10 leave the
home OF his youth aud To ly 70 America. Matters
in this state when Albert, who has been proligae
gambler receives letter from Of his old associ
afss atening expose him bis father, and thus
tn ruin his prospects Of fortune if he does by
tain hour pay the writer the of 1000 torins,
which he had lost him time before. He is pen
niess. and how to avert impending danger he knows
net when his eye OPPORTUNITY gances the strong box
Of Grnde (A1r. Benaett) the steward OF Madame Ire
mems The steward has left the key in the lock- and
Albert abstracts from the box the necessary to Ii.
auidatc his play debt The robbery is discovered
by the steward Suspicion is Instantly din eced towards
Maurice who had been in the apartment al loin
ing that in which the strong box deposited and the
suspicion is strengthened by the fact that the dumb boy
has absconded. Maurice. however, has CHANGED TO
quarrel with OF the with whom he Is about
TO sail Thus delayed he is captured by the police Of
6cers and carried back to the house Of Madame Ire.
mems He is accused Of the theft, which he indignant
liz denies by the most speaking gestures. Circumsan
ces confirm the truth Of bis denial and the guilt is fixed
on the real culprit Happiness flows IN upon Mnu
rice with swelling tide Sophia, who had long mis-
taken the emotions Of love FOR the warm feelings Of
friendship discovers her error. when Maurice Is in
dlnger, and avows her sentiments--whc, in portrait
Of his mother which Maurice had says next his
heart Mr. Hartmann recognizes the features Of young
woman whom he had scduced in his youth, and whom
his friends bad compelled him abandon in favor Of
weather. choice, aud beholds in the dumb youth the
fruit Of that connection. Disguised with the heartiess
ness Of his prohgae Albert, and charmed with the
high spirit and intelligence Of his newly found offspring
he siscards the former and adopts Maurice. who is
made happy with the hand Of Sophia. At the monen,
when fortune seemed most % frown "a him.
ne su.prn wt,no,ys =. r,..... -,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

roof and then appeared comical intelligent locking
thing with pair that twinkled and and screwed 'ne
selves up at passed in the most provoking ana
impairment possible. II was really 700 oao'-
A Lodu's Souvenirs of a tour IN Germany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

nN. JOHNSON is consulted confdeS,ial!y at his Office,
- No. J. Duane street between Latham and ar
the following diseases vizGonorrhoa Gleets Chancres,
Structures Seminal Weakness and the ars
ing from venerea Improper treatment Dr. johnson
engages to remove recent affection in two three days,
and the most nveterate in proporoDate time without
the of debtnBg audicious medicine, preven
ton from business Persons enrustnc themselves to DR. john
dose themselves with certainty Of
the most aggravated Scrouous liberated legs
&c lily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson CALL certain preventative be against
the OF the foregoing diseases whh has fail
ed vixen used within hours after exposure Let
paid and enclosing tee have the
Gcine and directions for its forwarded
Attendance from 6, A. NJ. 70 III at night DR.. Johnson has
moved r. Is Chambers of2-Im~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10


s hair are usually DESTROYED 50 70 rsswrs no further s
pdcaon OF H. No bad consequences from It's use needb be
pretended as may be an infants skin without
The advertiser prepared s., every bottle ssld BY
lra, 20 eaecusy ana .es,y nnocsn, IN ~
- - = ~ H. C. a.AsT. It's rs broadway,
au265nH corner Courtland st
&5(l0 MEW AND.-cRoss's spEClFIe Mix
GTCOO TURE-for the cure Of GoaorrhGa elects, arc-
and analogous complaints OF The organs generaton
naady that has long existed exist ever viii exist
easy to got very daeut 10 get ceas Of 1t
eompaaon y al but few admire although seems very
andlow, rich and poor, matrimonial and single
ten fatal lis disease The S,
which has been ntoeiabe than itself person who
fashionable adyce,m pe all applcaiono
business which perhaps reqaires lis immediate alen,on
conine mse to his room lie then be bed, eeched,
prved all articles food snk
nlamna,oy action. Then follows Ion. uan of nauseating
last amer he patent has b. en- hep unS + nds SIX or nine
months he let with Cf tie pro gland,
sweed tes'icie chronic Inflammation OF The mueus mem
that viii remain ncurabie long M e., from the first
an exposure That exess the rd,cule Of all around him
that completely obvass all these difficulties and makes rap
Id and pei manent cure without the least regard to diet drink
The remedy i unparalleled in power 1t has the specific
property entirely neuirazng the poison
al symptoms OF the complaint, sometimes in twenty -four
II is object TO give long quackish r. commend
Much experience large number Of cases and extensive OBJ
serva,on has nconroverbly It's eror ecacy In
skort such the in the Mixture founded obser
walton alone that Tie proprietor challenges single OF
Gonorhcea TO be br which the Mixture will
effect rapid cure; under forfeiture OF $500.
Is presented 10 the public Tor their benefit, beJ stand
much IA need OF it and il hoped they will make proper
Of il.
With this remedy per ons can cure themselves without the
least exposure change OF diet charge in appr cation
sness These consdera suffice nifty great 10 be Of
| sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that is of the least injury
the constitution. Gallons might be taken but harm
| would follow
Further The dseaee be contracted desc Of the Mix
ure is taken at mig htoE going bed when exposed
lis put up in bottles, with full directions accompanying ID
| Many cured in two days
For sale Only by Anor Gamble 1893 Broadway, corner Of
Dey street; Dr. Guon OF Grand ana Bowery H. G.
Slocum, corner of Broadway AID Duane street A. b. d.
saEds, 100 Fulton Of ism NewYork; Joaes &
Hutchinson Of Chesnrt Seventh Philadelphia
n. b. Call for Cross Specific Mixture. Tie oprieor's
signature number of residence the label If each
| bottle. o4-3at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

hR. VAN IIAMREK1,s FEMALE HEN a.
- WAITING PILLS, FROM CERmANY-An enectual e
needy suppression regularity and all where
Toes not have her proper and regular
NJ b. They must not be taken during pregnancy, they
vii produce abortion
Sold by j. H. Hart, Of Broadway and Chambers 81;
e. NJ Guion a Bowery aHd Grand St; and by r.
Burnett. 81 9th avenue. ol2lms