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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

Among those who have come over IN
the George Washington. which arrived
yesterday from Liverpool were Ne. Al.
dubon, ihs distinguished oFniibologisi.
and hiflsdy. Mr.. Audubon. we are GLAD
TO see, looks bale and healthy snough 10
pursue Tor long time yet bee faVoriie
researches, snd 10 Undergo the f,l,eus and
labor nserissnly atiendant On then. n
there be lea q single bird on 'bs cont.
nent, whose history ace habitudes have
not been st:ended 70. Il may make up 10
mind 70 have justice done ia the prsmi.
sss. The fsaihsfed Americas musi look
ou'--''d eiisfs a1gnR fAsn latia aofss
asd faifa AfH prsai fis@."--.E Y. GAG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

The sub-trcSaufy biii will pass. and HAiE de-
iauliera get ihio the peniisnuary ohio aaisiuan
The sub.IFessury bill will no, pas.: and
h q does, no Whigs will be appointed;
therefore none can be IN default Van
Bureni.es will be sub-lrsssursFs, and de-
lsulleTs too. but will net be put in The
Peniiehiiary. Secretary Woodbury. don't
even remove public defsuliers from Office.
bui allows them 20 continue 80 long a.
they choose. and pocket thousands Of the
public monsys-ibsn eoolly resign add
nominaie . successor, who IN tufn takes
. sufeit.--Deiapars STATE Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

A census Of The white population Of
South Carolins has jusi been taken. ubich
shows decrease 10 some districts and an
increase % others, compared With the cen.
sus taken ten years ace. The nsHi "a.
crease % the State 6138, which. remarks
The CharlsSion Courier, rs perhaps mere
ihan was 70 BE- expected. considering the
exhausiing process Of emigration 10 which
We have been subjseisd foE the pat ten
yeas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTroN-A WING
State Convention in Kentucky Ia. nomi.
mated the following candidates for electors
OF President and Vice President Of the
United States. at the election to be held
10 the fall Of 1910:
For the Siafs.-Riehard A. Buekner.
Jas. T. Morth head.
Congregational Electors. Pa,ter-
son. Archibald Dixon, J. +. Todd. Fontain
p. Fox. James Harlan. Charles G. Win
,ersmi;h, Thomas w. Riley, VIM. H.
Field, Daniel Brock, T. F. Marshall, NJ.
p. Marshall. John Chambers, w. w.
Southgate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

.fner1ean Ingenuity in trading he Lqr
The very first object Of the American,
after law has been passed. i. TO ind on,
how they can evsde IL. This exercise.
their ingenuity; and il is very amusing
to observe how cleverly they sometime,
manager il. Al Baltimore. in consequence.
OF The prevalence Of hydrophobia. the q.
vic authorities passed = law. that al dog,
should he muzzled. or rather the ten,
were. 'that all dogs should wear a nun.
zle, or The owner OF a dog not wearing
muzzle should be brought up and fn.e
and the regulation further stated, tba,
any boy convicted Of having removed
the muzZle from Off a dog should also bs
severely fined" A man. therefore. tied
muzzle TO his dogs tail (ihe act NOT
stating where the mnzzle was 10 be plae.
ed One OF the city officers. reresisinv
'h's dog with his muzzle at the wrooe
end, took possession Of the dog and
brought II TO the town hall. I,s master
being we'll known was summoned. and
appeared. He proved that he had com.
Piled with the act, in having a muzzle on
the dos. and further the city officer having
taken the mu.-Le Oft the dogs tail. he in
sisted that he should be fined FIVE dollar,
for so doing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

A YANKEE IN FRANcE.-Mr. Wlh,.
ton. editor Of tho Charleston Couu,r
South Csrolirs, 10 trs1ell,ns in Fr,n,.
With his family "A daughter Of NJ, 10
has just been N srried in Paris 10 N. a.
OF one oi the Admnsls OF the British \,
w. THIS event We notice merely ;,
speak 81 the success Of . Yankee h..
where intelligence is combined with
dus,ry and energy Of character. ",
Wilmington is q native Of West Cambria.
near Boston. His parents are worthy ,,I
respectable people. and IL we mistake NJ,
his father is or was a farmer, and r.,
long series Of years has grown vege,,bl..
for Boston market A long while SIM.
with dickey in his hat and ie.na,
MES in his pocket. young wilhne,o,
went South. Ate passing through Wa
Gus gradations. from entire obscur,, \.
became distinguished as one Of n. NJ,
able and dignihed Editors in iae tra,
Distinction aud wealth followed. ans ,o,
he 10 travelling abroad with has hrly
and bis daughter has just been oonn.,..S
by marriage with the son Of Rrn,A
Admiral The mutations Of rank ana
fortune IN this country are curious SOM.
times when diligently traced out.
.korthsmpisa Csu-,e-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

a lady with flushed face snd a car.
buncled nose, consulting Dr. Cheyne. sI.
clsined: Where 10 the name Of won1sf.
doctor, did get such q nose a. this 80
Out Of the deesnier. msdam, out Of lbs
deoanler. " replied the doctor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

They (ihe friends Of Hauison) iorgsi
that, last year, Gen Harmon "losi b.,
own State. "--y4drsrfiss,
And do not you forget that last yeir
Mr.. yaa BulsH los, BIS own State"
PrsHitf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

DR.. Dyot .olemnly ,esti6es that he is
no, guilty OF fraud,-,hat he is pennyless,
and that he has sure ndered all he has
at is impossible" says the Philadel-
phia Gazette. ito contemplate the i'm.
pr'sonment Of this man. a, the age Of 20
years. with his gray hairs, in solitary con.
hnement and Al bard labor. without: feel
lnss OF COMMUNICATION for himself, his
family. and bis friends"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

THE GOLD AND SILVER CURREN-
CY"-The Secretary Of the Treasury gives rle
Aggregate amount of outstanding Tressury Notes
a. e4,5ig.g97 &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

DR. Dunesn iS either an aboliiionist ora
hyPocfiie--he may take either horn d
the dilemma-.Ysr5srn SenlinsL
Let him take both. Re is never s1bs
6ed with taking One "horn" when be
can get tNo.-PIsafics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

IA sb0lition lecturer namsa MeKimsn.
vas saael'sd With eggs Il Gettysburg .
aW sysaingl 6incs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

The use q Steel yards. b. buiehsrs.
gTocsTs, 81, - prohibited u New Or
lsaas, undsT . Peasliy d so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

MAINE The election IN Name. for Cover
nor and Membsrs 81 The siap legislature. ,ook
plaes on Noaduy last Gov. FAIRFIELD, t is pre-
sumsd. vii BE- re-elecied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

IMPROVED WBEAr.-The latest i'm
pavement IN wheat 10 noticed in some
OF the northern papers. II 10 called
Goose wheat" and obtained the name
IRON few grains which were found in
the crop Of wild goose which bad been
shot. They were carefully preserved and
planted. II 10 said 10 be remarkably
productive. often yielding from 80 10 rs
bushels per acre. Bsifinore .Am1ieon.
The same probably known here as the Rock
Wheat Prsss.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

Countryman and pretty daughter con
ing N iowb--large basket Of blsckbeus'
IN The wagon--daughisr slipped and fell
inio the basket-White eambnc dress
jsrrtsd alive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12
VIRC'A FREE PRESS.


ffffE MuNkf NARkEf.-The Baltimore
Patriot q The <h instant says-"As a, the other
principal points Of commerce in the Atlantic
sSs,ss, 10 N our own, there has been considera-
bic 'igh'ness in the money market fcr some time
past. That this ugh,ness has become wholly re-
Taxed, II would be idle to say; but change TO
certain extent, for the better. is evident, Some
rseliora,Oo in the condition Of things. has GER
's,nly taken place for within few days past.
The money market has become easier than it had
been for couple OF weeks before. The hanks,
always wiling, Of course, to do all ,hey proper
iy may, with view tn the relaxation o: these
monetary structures, have discounted more free
y. within The pat few days, than for sOme time
previously"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

Abouf dozen loco foccs N has ioun ere b..
siy quaifying themseises f0s sub-8sssufrr
o. &isisszss
How ere ihey qaahfying lssmssfTst ~
dang upoa efanss iezs - Fyssfiss
Ny dsseiaE d1ys afs I'll 0Ysf, 4" 81 ~ tofa
SD vsp ~ wes tfying n iaks fssgs 81 ~ ~
Too mueh 81 3 good arg 81 ~ plaaae
sd vsa be lsi Iais hogshfs4 e aslaesA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

THE ROCK wHEAr.-I. a notice, . fsv
weeks sisss. oftAis ssw had sf Wheat i.s-,y
introduced into this sosaly By Mr.. Joan WI.
sosa, bear sAepAera.lown. IA vas stated sAas shs
yield from iwo md three fourth bushels own
would be al least las bushels. The wheat has
SINCE eeen IhresAed. and the product exceeds
that estimate. From the above quantity ,oun
on two and half acres of ground, one hundred
and thiriy-one bushels have been obtained. ail<r
), has gone through the most thorough cleaning
THIS - within fraetioa Of aytlrss BssAsi, 10 a.
se's. And the weight is not less extraordinary
Than the yield; sixy-seven and a quarter pound,
10 The bushel-whieh is about Ave pounds more
han the common wheat The yield, il is be-
heved, would have been greater, had no, the
wheat been sovn on strip Of ground borierin.
on wood, where The shade and leaves lessened
The growth. There facts, In addition to the IA
rofab'e experiments made in Maryland, show
eoneius'veiy that The Rock whea, 10 a valu-
able species in every respect, and greatly supe-
nor to the several varieties hitherto generally
cultivated IN this county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

There ere some ialsshoods 20 fsB sti.
DENLY pfeposieT0us. shd moiives so.ei sg'
" ioVidious snd msignsht. that ii we're
ibs height u folly 70 Fepel either They
are gsnefsily The ssapOns Of sioking aai
dstpsrsis men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

CANDID ADMISSIONS. The Tennessee
District Telegraph. \ paper that zeAlously
advocated the election OF Col Polk. now
since the election j. over. makes the fol.
loving admissiOns and statements. II
says, "the victory, It 10 true. IL glorious"
but, u adds. those who supposed Mr.
Van Buren, basiriumphed. are mistaken. &"
The Telegraph also remarks a. follows.
Now, =, the same Sine, that We do not
believe that defaleaiions have taken nlaee
TO the extent complained Of by the Whiss
yet there is 90 use 20 attempting 10 con.
eeal from ourselves the fact, that there
have been some veIy extraordinary ,r
regulauties connected wiih The Treasury
These must be feciifed, or Sir. Van Bo.
rem may look Tor the same fate Which
Jackson, White and Cannon have met If
The hands Of our noble ADD yiftuous PEG.
pie.
THE report Of Secretary Woodbury. by
no means net the public expectations
and unless ~ things sbSll be dolly adjust.
ed aod = clear statement made Gus by the
meeting 81 Congress-snd such . state.
ment 81 The affairs q the nation present.
ed. as will show not only capacity Coz
lrsnsseting public business. bet lkeuiss.
that Z has been done 10 good JaifA-Mr
Van Buren, need not look Wiih sny eon6.
denes 70 The late slseuoa. o. asy evi.
denes That Tennesses viii vote fof him
"a $40.
The cotton crop Of Eastern TEXAS. vii
ihis year. a ,s Believed. Fssch 20 600
bales
SIR HHERT ~. IssKREp. was elected
Clerk Of ibe Beck q RomRsy. 10 he
Foom q Wiilism s. Nsylog, Esq rsiirnsS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
GRANDJRAN's COMPOSITION
Hi M A NJ Fl A + r

90 Great and great reputation proofs that
this article is the only Of the kind which produces good
Effects and useful 10 the Human Hair The article
with il its recommendation and not to be clased with
that host Of limitations with which the city abounds is
usage considered corporeal fat win enable the organs
preserve their Temperature 20 diminish their sucep
bhes and contribute their nutrition and return their
natural order the alterations arrangements which
eur 10 the hair or stin
ITS QUALITIES
On the first day Of its application, begss to act in pre-
venting the hair from turning gray.
BY It's use dry and weak hair will be rendered strong ps
BILE, brilliant asd curly
BY employment heads entirely bald viii Be repenishsd
with hair.
valuable specific FOR all diseases OF the skin and hair
may be purchased Wholesale, at the following agents IN
New York:
Mr.. Rosas, ~ Cedar street
Rushion Aspinwa, 80 william street. llo Broadway, anS
10 Astor House.
Niilhs u French Druggist lss Broadway
Miss Cannon, Broadway, under Aston House.
Miss Ramsey, 2s7 Broadway.
Churman, druggist, corner Varick and Canal.
Ring, druggist, corner Bleecksr and Broadway.
Country .Asenfs-Doctor Metcslf fremont street. Boston.
Blanchard, Albany-stats street, Troy.
A. Lafor, hsas phA. - Fourth street
Dibbie winsdsls, Buffalo.
Rausselle, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
sicles, New Orleans.
Scott, l53 King street, Charleston.
Wanted-Agent Cor Baltimore and Washington.
SThoss persons who In want Of false hair during
nc treatment be supplied Al the essablishusn 81 A.
Of Wigs Teupee &c Of manufacture which
surpassed United States The great sale of hess
articles has enabled Mr. Grsndean to fs the price -
o. lmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

sehr Marietta MatsoD days from Boston, with mdr 10
Atkins Ms
Below.
Essand wsis Lissrpoo Erie FUNGI hasr'' fnaSsi'
Pha Morgan Lsndon Louisa, Osborn Noliean' HANNIBAL
Charleston, and others-Wnd NV.
uemoramda.
Ship ashore the Florida reef, 18th ult Large ship
alongside.
The soop Of Vandaa sailed from Pensacola on the
morning Of the lsh FOR Norfolk The French higae La
The schr Grampus, Lieut. Paine, sailed from Halifax
3 the 2oh for Portland arrived in the harbor OF East
port On the 23d.
Neptune Is] Pennoyer hence for Norleans Dat 49, lat
Watcher, Isl swer hence for Norsan' Oct 49, of Bod
Liverpool Isl Fayrer hence for Liverpool Oct a. lat ~
IA 81.
Unfted states Perss.
BosroN Oct 3larr Salem Edridge, NYork; Marion Ea.
ton, dol SUM- Ncksrson, do Compliance Sparrow do; cid
Jasper, Nickerson, do; Pequot, Baker do:
PRovDEscE. Oct Soar Rsnz Heath, NYork; SUPERIOR
BRnroL, RI, Oct ao-arr Excel, Eldridge, NYors
GLOUCESTER, Oct 26-arr Lexington, Smith, from New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Sled SUPERIOR De HART for New
York
rican Eagle Hickman do; Ann Eliza, Somers, do 18th
Oscar, Hickman, do; sid VIM Young, Somsrs, do.
PErEasBURG Va, Oct 2s-arr Olivia Dricke, Hopkins
GEORGETOWN Oct Soar Potomac johnson. NYork 29th
sid Albert Sears, do; Julia, Shoemaker, do.
CHARLESTON Oct 28-arr Amaranth Lowndes, Hume. New
York.
SAVANNAH Oct 26-arr President Reed, NYerk; William,
Foreign Ports.
YARMOUTH, Ms Oct lo-arr Creole Gowan, NYork; 18th
arr Haidee, Beveridge,do.
MRAKHAM Sept aS-Roarer Corning, for New York, wing
carg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
ITO MARRIED woMEN-.Msdsme RE

ITO MARRIED wOMEN-.Madame REsTELL, Te-
male Physician bcgs leave TO cali the atsation Of the
married 10 subject Of the most vital not
only with their health and happiness but often their
very subject intimately nte md blend
ed with ali that hold and dear ning itself
around every association 10 he inparsby fraagh
IL is sincerely hoped that the motives BY which she
tuated will not e mseonceved and misapprthsuded That
many the evils moral and physical under which labor
may soened many prevented and many guarded against
and thus open the path 10 the mnroyement Of condition.
morally physically and Intellectually Is the srm opinion
every candid enlightened and rejecting mind Mach Of the
suffering misery wre,chedness aud vice existing around
attributable the capacity granted 10
for wise end 10 CONTROL IN small degree destt
but for this Who pine poverty tong but To live
and living but 10 toll may, IN few years acquire comcrta
bile competence and extend 20 their enng those advantages
Of education and requirements which their present
~ deprive them Of tesowng but for this
mother in the meridian Of life wssd be spared the
anguish and suffering OF old but for this alice
Of early and premature grave but Cor this many be-
ref band would have still blessed with the eudeaxing
cewPanicnshp The partner ofhs Joys and sorowshs Goth
r adve and his sharer ~ prosperity, and many aovey
and temptations OF cold and usfeeing word, right
have had morhers tender and socude. II this be
act bousd by every obligation human and divine
By duty TO Ourselves 10 husbands and more epe
cialy children to preserve, to guard 10 protect
health, nay life, that we may and watch
those 20 whom allied BY ties the most
vent evils 70 which SUBJECT by simple and healthy
within costroI Every dspzssonste, virtsous
and enshended mind, will ushesitsngy 10 the air
native This then 10 all that Mrs recommends ever
recommended. Price Five Dollars Package, accompanied
with full and particular directions Fer the convenience Of
those unssset call personally, Circulars, fully En-
plssstosy viii be cent free Of expense postage eseeped 10
pos, paid and addressed 70 MADAME REsTELL, Female
Physician rris,ipsl once. 100 Greenwich street. New York
Odice hours from q A. NJ. 10 Z. p. Nj sn2im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

.. IRWIN Co, Members Of the Royal Colsgs OF
Surgeons, Londen, continue to be consulted on dscss
diseases IN all their various stages at their Office 2o4 Fulton
street. where from the commodous Of their room
persons aooras under delicate complaints be treated with
D. IRWIN Co. pledge themselves that in all Of the
most vneeai which have hitherto fallen under their
noce thsr treatment without mercury has been most
cessui ana speedy Tsey need by cerfate direct the
Pune attention 70 he superior practice in those diseases
taer reputation IN TINS city well known and respected by
all who had occasion to conkde their hsnor II strongly
recommended TO females who the habit Of using
Deoessruent rs that no than should be taken
any OCCASION as more might produce effects which those who
woue ne mothers are oesren 10 avoid preventative
be hadreeent eases cured DAYS Those who have in
ured themselves by secret aud habit obtain
relief Solvent security Is all that will be required until
shall be effected Letters post paid detailing the ma
Of the complaint and covering suitable fee will be i'm.
mediaey attended to- and medicines full directions
warded to the parties n2-lm+
TMPoRTANT.-Ths cure of certain class Of diseases be-
ing accomplished in very speedy aud .fsctuaJ man
and BY remedies which asteiss from any
agreeable smell by which avoided and all
danger Of exposure renewed Those who may be
either from long continued disease Of its orms
invited apply Dr. Brodc, Chambers street who
from years experience different parts Of Europe is
bled TO guarantee ef-ctual relief
NB-A letters post paid, enclosing reasonable Zee will
with prompt attention. and the remedies forwarded to
airy part Of the onion. n23l+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

hundred aud eghr thousand dollars 80 tina. II Il: s
could and 0ssd pay only cent the amount o.
int btednsss. the Bank would specie Psynen o
with But il is known that such eWtaHenf cs~nos % rss'
unit! the crop is brossMto market.
The loan Of the bank here stated at arises rom
the in which the stock filed The Union Da"H
sold bonds England aud drew that amount thus furnishing
Of exchange above that furnished by t"e
Of the country and that the crop ready for Market the
Colonel proposes keep hand three months more winch
time the Fiordisns Is to wait for the
Of that Union Bank which now two years Old
This position Of the Florida portion Of the convention true
to greater or less extent Of the whole
There surprise expressed in certain quarters
that amid all the against the banks the con inued fall
ofpces aud scarcity Of which have undoubtedly
prevailed the city that G failures OF large commercial
houses have public Almost II not quite all the failures
which have have the dry goods stock obbers
The other have been undoubtedly hard pushed
general thing they in circumstances than
they have been periods In searching for the
apparent anomaly will find it arises chiefly from the
dry goods trade il has heretofore existed The
capt. al employed the different branches Of wholesale BUSH
ness we have from correct data, estimated follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

Fairfield Burr Salem, Mass Ednburg, Hondette, Tampa
Bay ard Noeans New Gransda New Grsnadia,) redrs.
Ger ~ Martha and Cathagens Mary Chiffon Drew Pacific
Ocssn Adrians (Br) Hunt, Hslfar, Acton, Hunt Santa
Cruz Victory Pessed Alexandria, DC; Jane ,Br) Davis
Bcrmoda Confidence (pspih Chrisspsen. Hamburg; Coy
(Br) Gard, 81 Johns NIB; Helen Gray Dyer Tra1ad de
Cuba; Carios, Mcfaan ssal; Twcava Eivea, 81 Marhs
and Key West; Marengo, Gillespie, Mobile; Lady Ksnnsrd
(Br) Robb, Liverpool
Br barb wahngtso, WALKER ~ De from Hu Eng, mdr TO
Cunsipgham Buchanan.
sshr ocean, wilkins ds fm Salem pds TO Fsrnham
Co.
schr Boston, Presp IA s fm Port Prince coffee &C TO
w Lewis.
sehr Hs,en., Tarpsr, saays from spo~h With corn,
20 ,ssstsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

Provision Market.

Nearly every description OF meats and vegetables very
plenty Poultry abundant bee abundant and pork album
aant or all kinds OF eAtables pears only With
the exception Mchaes there good market
For this particular kiad, sir eight shags haf peck
demanded by the huck Potatoes have advanced last
week but declined half cent pound which
owing great reduction at the Wholesale cattle markets.
Here t Of the prices paid this morning At the
Washipetsn and other markets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

Prices are yet exavagany hsh;but the navigation keeps
omen nabe length o me provh lone Of all kinds must
me down The drovrrs hucks,cr and alike suffer
from present unsettled condition Of financial Affairs and the
scarcity Of money which with the Of produce in
the interior affect prices materially before the winter
sets The probability that The canals will close about the
25 Instant three week hence and farmers generally crowd
every thing forward the last moment large quantities OF
provisions will till them As gut in market
prices will undoubtedly reeeds in the three
four weeks to lower poiu than they Provisions
will not decline left TO the action Of the butchers and there
FOR. consumers themselves watch the Of events
and resist all the Of the hucksers
In other words they combine and refuse to
buy Of those who wish effort high rates for meats and
purchased Of the producers very low prices
fifty per cent lower than the prices paid every morning
our markets The poor must have food but they cant par
such prices wealthy should aid In bringing about
still further reduction than that which has lately been sub
mitted 10 by the butchers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

OWENS ORRIs TOOTH PASTE Without exception
~ this article and safe dentrce of in
al the present days compounded upon the cte chemi
cal principles pohe the teeth, without in the slightest de-
gree lnurng the enamel desdersum seldom attained In
preperaons for the teeth yet absolutely essentially gives
health and color TO the and lips and adds
the breath which alone entities it'd place upon the toilet
Of the most ..,dous this article having prepared BY
proprietor ten years ago has received the appreciation Of
Dentists Of the highest andng both 10 Europe AID this cit
Fer sale al Tiffany Younss 259 Broadway opposite City
Hal and the Messr. Woodwork sS3 Broadway late Bon
fants, opposite Pearl st. Price 50, 70 asd 81 per boz
M iv-,s