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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

TlH- ANUS o HULL = UFFT 7. 4 VFEEF STHFET
~ Exclusively devoted 10 the cure o. Hernia and prolapep
% the Uterus An es~ riensea Surgeon. graduate II tb'
urivsr.it, ef this State ~ eons,an, Al cndance
Til. establishment fsvorahy known ~ III. CITY for NOR,
than 20 year, rairorsed by the medical faeay TO wbs.
good o2n,an its highly successful carer soel, ATTRIBUTABLE
Pamphlets. inins IL. eUprORTER 70 Be had IN calm,
shove svEsEY STREET, ASTON HOUSE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
Bulsom of Liueyzvort.

1T. T.CVETr e. co. AGENTS
EIyOR selling Doct. Taylor's Balsom Of Lir-
e errorL for Consumption, L'rer Com-
plajnls Coughs, Coids, sPuting Of Blood, Pam
in the Side, or Brcoyt ,4sihmo, Pieurisg, MoH-
ness Of Breath, Paipiia'4on Of the Hcarl, De-
bHIg, NencusneSS and all diseases OF tie
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues Of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this region-suli,
Gent however, has been used, in Chiitcnden
and Addison conuniies, TO give 1t Justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
compants-To show what cures may be ex-
pecled from lis use, we insert single case as
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4, lS36-"Thc Balsam Of LIverwort
has found hundreds Of ady coates, and has
produced so large a number Of testimonials in
lis favor as perhaps to render further approba-
ton unnecessary. | cannot Withhold my small
need Of praise, knowing myself PIE disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm sSlOn, ! sought all
means to obviac this calamity, aud recover 4
naturally weak constitution. ! spent two
wears al Pisa, in Rome, two years in Florence,
! and another in the south OF France, seeking
mean time the advice Of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned TO this country. not
recruited in health, aud perhaps not much if
any worse, than whcn LETT. | had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers, containing advertisements OF
! the Balsom Of Liyerworl, and resolved upon
! trying lis bousled virtue. As soon as arrived
| in this country, used il, and in three months
! | was so well that concluded could safely
pass The winter here, and accordingly did so,
! | have used a bottle now aud then, through
the past summer. am now in as good health
as can wish to be; my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling OF
health. shall be pleased to receive any per'
son. who may wish for further particulars, al
my lodgings, City Hotel
a. A. DELAFlELD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
CopartnershipDissolyed.

VgvIlE Copartncrshp heretofore existing
Il under the name w. 6. STtMpsoN e.
Co. was dissolved by mutual consent July
l2th.l '~
All persons indebted 10 said firm, arc re.
qucs'ed to make payment to Edward Brln-
ley. late Junior Partner, who is authorized
10 l,quldate all Coparnership gconcerns.--
And all persons who nave claims against
SAID late firm, will present the same to SAID
Edward Briuley for payment by whom. the
business will be continued as usual.
w. c." SrIMpsoN.
EDWARD BRISLEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
EE2GpN sos
S L II O n q S & co.

A RE now receiving heavy stock OF
"a Iron and Steel. consisting of
a 10 tons English Wagon aud Cart tire
OF all the various sizes,
- 5 tons Russia o. 5. Iron
- 3 do svcdcs do
Cast, German, Spring, American and
Eng. Blister Steel
English Hoops, Broziers rods SC.
Also, on Conagnmcm,
500 Kegs assorted cut Mails, Cd TO God
and floor Brads.
90 tens Peru manufactured Iron round
and square ofa'I sizes.
Band Iron, Shoe Shapes etc. etc.
limo Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06

combination discovered Alkaline substance
TOMATO PLANT with other vegetable substances which
dnse believed the best Herat
discovered They been abunny and
appreciation for Scr9, Dyspepsia, Jonice
COiS Lfuend Caa Nervous
Stomach Glandar Seedlings Of all kinds C0iUencs CoiG
Hddache, &c.
will find them n remedy for the SCuRvY and Trve the
unhealthy
ordinary FAMILY PHlSN universally approved the best
Eve offered.
Pill taken half hour after dinner will
healthy and
erviceab who indulge long dnners
or late immediately in desserts or fruit. -.
Tomato Plant attracted the
of Pulc lively
ntb and l1-
(which the Proprietor happy being able gratand
Public with e full confidence of their being the most j ana
functions perform
who have and
Physicians prescribed Them all coomte this n
ionh rapidly demand for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
In presenting public proprietor influenced by the hope
much Chenna
and Therapeutic several ingredients should take the place of the
irresponsible the with which the country del1gH
bestowed physicians and he leeS
justified 4
fall of mode
viii had who sell these Pills
g. R. PHELPS NJ d. sole proprietor
| Hartford
m V ,, N ssG ,s & Co. Whosn Ds az Water street. NwYor genera
nmo cities owns n United
public "PlElPS
Comround ItriaOP - - , o,.
For sale, wholesale and retail by j. u j. ILL., PECA,eU W
and retail by ROBERT MooDy, Burlington, Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
ENR. HJTrl,'.S
Utcro Abdominal Supporter.


FENiiIS new Instrument tor the radical
Il cure Of Ptoapsrs U,cri or Falling OF
the Womb, by external application, super
sedlng the use ofthc Objectionable Pessaty.
Is confidently recommended to the alll ccd
as the means Of a perfect restoration TO
heath, IT never having failed OF performing
cure even under the most aggravated
circumstances. |, hns received the decided
| appreciation Of SIR Ashley Cooper ol LON
| DON; Sr Benjamin. g., Brodle; Sir James
i Cark. PdysiCIun to HE Queen; DR.. ASH
well, Lecturer on Midwifery TO GUYS Hos
ptal; Dr.. Rnbv, Lecturer TO ST. Bar,hol-
Ones: Dr.. Griffith. Lecturer to Wes'mn-
s,cr Hospital; Dr.. Ram-bolhnm. Lecturer
to London Hospitals; Robert FERGUSON,
| Lecturer to Westminster l,yng-ln Hospi-
tai. Dr.. Swcatman, Lecturer Mdd'eseX
| Hospital, and senior Accouchrur to Queen
/ Charlorlc's l.yinr.in Hospital; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; B'undell, Lee,
Norman. Surgeon Keaics &c. by Dr.
! MORGAN President o. the Academic RoyaIo
DE Medicine, PARIS aud Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Orlesns; Professors Vel
pcan Marolin Paul Dubois, Samson and
others lard in NV York by Professor
J. w. Francis G. S. Bedford, NJ, ID.
Professor Of Midwifery IN University the
CITY NEW YOkK: Professor Deiaii Id,
Profcs-or Francis y. Johnston. President
Connry Med. Socicly; Laurrn~ Hull, pres.
Medical society, state ui New York; prot.
James McNaughIon Of Aibany; professor
March, prof. Cyrus Perkins. prot Doanr--
Drs. Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith, ilosack
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06

TTp w, HFU UVIIIVTHWU'
inv m extensive view OF West port Bay.
There Is on tie premises wharf, used for
the reception of lumber IN the winter, IL
which boats can come at all seasons; the
and Is of good quality. about one half IN.
der cultivation, the residue thckly covered
with hard timber. The commanding sit
ua'ion of the property, IT'S proximity
IN Lake Champaign, aud susceptbiy o
great lmprovema mt. and the large quantity
Of hard wood upon lt-[whIch is daily
becoming more valuable offer uncommon
inducements to farmer about to locate,
or TO any purchaser, as safe investment
Title indispn'ab'c. For terms apply to s.
MYRlcH, Westport, Essex CO. NJ Y. #
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
WHOLESALE DRUG
FSTGR E.

FE7tlE subscriber recently of the firm Of
u w. G.. Simpson g. Co., having ia.
ken he stock and stand lately belonging
to the same, now offers for sale on most
liberal terms, a very large assortment of
DRUGS JuEDICLWES PAINTS .4N
fDYE SIUFF'S.
From arrangemenls he has entered into. he
will constantly be receiving inlI Importa-
lions of English, French and india Drugs,
which. with The following, will be offered
unusually low.
5000 - Cnmphor.
Q cases Turkey Op,um.
10 do Lqnorce Paste
5000 do L'quorce Root
800 do Caomel,
500 d, Red Precipi,ate
500 do Tartar. Acid,
1000 dn Eng. Sup. Carb. Soda
100 Boxes CASTLE Soap
900 %. Sup. Qnjnine
2 Can~ E,s. Lemon.
Q do Ess. Burgamot,
100 OF. FRS. Benzan.
900 do Oh Peppermint,
90 Cs,k, Sal Soda,
5000 do Arrow Root.
1000 do Turkey Gum Myrrb,
80 BIS EPSON Sars.
90 Bales Bottle Corks,
100 Packages apoih"carics Glassware,
50 Bales India Snena.
% Casks White Lead,
90 Cases Sbelac
- do Copal, India,
20 Kegs Paris Green,
6 Hhds. Madden.
80 Bhs ground Camwood.
goo do do Dye Woods,
10 do Blue Vi,rol,
100 Carboys Oh Vtrlo'.
Dealers in Drugs. Manufacturers. Phv.
scans NC. are respectfully invited TO call
when wanting to purchase. or forward
their orders, which will receive the most
| prompt attention.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
No. s. 4 South Side OM Fdnieu Hall.
Boston,.
.Augua 9. 1889. 2m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
X EFsN s. YVAEIEA FIR

KgAVE just &C eived from New York
"A Il a large and splendid assortment oi
r,ch and fashionable, EnncV and Stdp'e
DRY GOODS 6 GROCERIES,, bought
for Cash at the present VERY hc prices,
which, in connection with their former
stock. comprises one of the larges' and best
assorrmenis ever otfered in this market
winch will be sold for caah or approved
credit At very small advance from cost
We DO not pretend that we have more.
better and cheaper GOODS than can be-
found IN any store in Cbltteudrn County.
but perhaps as many, as good aud aS CHEAP
as some or any of our nelghhors. We w'
leave tina, for those TO judge who may favor
Us with a call.7
We beg leave 10 tender our sincere
hanks TO the generous public for their llbe-
Ira patronage thus far, and hope by uwea
RED pains and cXerton on our part 10 buy
aud sell cheap. and to please customers
that we may continue to receive generous
and increased patronage, we would Just
saw 70 our old friends and customers, and
in short to all who may wish 70 buy goods
chpap, to call at our Store on Church-st.
| where they will find an entire stock OF nflo
! Goods AMI some chaps who are ever ready
and wiling to show them free OF charge,
and at rate which we hope will induce
! them To buv.
Our stock of Goods is composed OF q
| Iarpe and well selected assortment OF Sta'
pie s. Fancy DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
CROCkERH.
! GLASS WARE, s.
CUTLERY.
! all ofwh;ch will be sold at wholesale or
retail as cheap as the cheapest, No MISTAKE.
Most kinds of farmers produce taken in
exchange for goods aud The highest marke,
prices paid.
| p.,.In,I,, J,,I,, Dc 1890
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
E.sssy.gIEgg,X & TgUIsX lsyr,

L.GygL3G,E A %gUEs& zsyT,
Thursday morning, J"iy II. 1889.
Eol daily arrivals have recently re.
I'D ce,ved, and are Offering tor sale at
Wholesale and Retail more, better and
cheaper Goods than can be found IN any
store IN CntteDden County, ourselves
being jndges.)
As Mr. Sacy's Free Press is too small
10 insert even the details of such an exten.
sive assortment, and we have such constant
sales OF goods we cannot find time to write
advertisements, make country excursions,
or eren TO CRAFTY ourselves by a Steam
Boat trip with the Ladies.
In addition to our stock, are
80 pieces Engllsh. Scotch and American
CarperIng.
pieces Rush. and Damask do
Oh Cloths for floors. &c.
so pieces Mouselne de Lane, Tout de
Lane, sc,
English, French and American Prints,
Silks Of every variety.
Farwell's Boots and Shoes--a constant
supply. !
but to attempt, an enumeration OF our stock!
would be useless. We say 10 purchasers
ca and examine for yourselves-no chaI
yes for showing goods. We sell tor cash.
5000 lbs OF Good sweet yellow ButYer
wanted. n, LOVELY 81 Co
Dl,to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06

PRIzE-The Arcadc-286 feet. 3
inches, lines. on Magazine St;
lOl feet, Il inches, on Natchcz ST.;
12G feet. 6 inches, on Gravicr st.
Rented at about $37 600 per ann. Do1lar
valued at 10000
Prize. City Holcl--l62 feet on
Common street: lac feet, G inches,
on Camp 81. Rented at $25 GOO
valued at 10000
| | Prize-dwclling House (adioinng
the Arcade No. lG. 2 feet, : inch
cs front on Naichez street, rented
at $l200--vllued at 20OC
Prizc-do (adjoning The Arcade
No. 10, % feet front on Naichez
st. rented at $i200-valued at 2OOC
Prize do. (adjoining the Arcadc)
No. 90, % feet front on Na,chcz
ST, rented at Sl20O-valued at SO,OC
| Prize do. No %, North east corner
of Basin and Custom house streets
40 feet front on Basin. and 40 feet
on Franklin street, by 27 feet deep
| in Custom House street, rented at
! Sl5O0-vaued at 90,0(
| Prize DO No. "a, South west cor
ner Of Basin and Custom house SIS
SO feet, 7 inches on Basin, 50 feet,
Z inches on Franklin. l27 feet, l05
inches deep IN front Of uston-
house sttect-rculcd at Sl5O0-
valued at 600
Prize do. No. $50, "a feet, g inches
on Royal street, by i27 feet, IL
inches dcep-rented at $1,000
valued at $50
Prize ESQ shares canal bank stock
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
z 4! A s ]1.,,L ron S!A,AL.s.sE..

A Valuable Farm,
IA lying directly in
the pleasant and -four
lshinc village OF W cs,
port, Essex county NY
containing about tw"
hundred acrcs-bordrr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
600 PRIZES $1,000. 600
TICKETS S2O-NO SHARES

TICKETS S20-NO SL4RES.
The whole of the Tickets, with their num-
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commissioners
appointed under the Act, previously to their
being put into the wheels. One wheel will
contain The whole ofthc numbers, the other will
contain the Sir Hundred Prices, and the first
COO numbers that shall be drawn out, will be
entitled to such PRIZE as may be drawn TO lis
number, and the fortunate holders of such
Prizes will have such property transferred to
them Immediately after the drawing, uniacUnl.
Jered, and plhOW any Deduction!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
Revised List 1899.
MORISON'S PILLS.

NR the Vegetable tiyge'an Medicine Of
w the British College Of Health, Lor g
don; Imported by Dr.. Geo. Taylor
WALL and New SIS. New York, sole
Agent IN the United States for sa,d Col
l'ge. Packages Pills s. and 81 each,
Pow dcrs IS CTS. Every Packet sold in
Vernon, and in the counties of Essex
Clinton, Franklin and S.. Lawrence. N.
Y, will be signed in writing by PANG
BORN & BRlNSMAID, Jewellers of
Burlington VI. who are State Agen'sI;
and also by Sub Agents selling ,hem.--
II mol so signed do not IuY them. For sale by
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCEEEHEE.

TEVIlE following details Of a Schtme Of Il
Il Lottery, TO be drawn in December next,
warrants us in declaring il to be UNPA RAb-
LELED in the history of Lotteries. PRlzFs
10 the amount h0re nertr btiore been o0trod 10
the public. II is true, there are many blanks,
but on tho other hand. the extremely low
charge of SEQ per Tickcl--,hc roiUe and
number of The capdah, aud the revival Of the
good old custom of wAEnANTiAG THAT EVERY
pLizE SHALL DE- DRAWN AND SOLD, will, we
are sure. give universal satisfaction, and cs-
pccally to the Sir Huadr,d Price UoidcrS.
To those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend carly application being made TO rs for
iickots--whcn the Prizes are all sold. blanks
only rcmau-,hc fist bu, ors have the best
chance. We. therefore, cmphatically say
DELAY NOT! but at once remi, and hdnsmit
TO US your orders, which shall always receive
our immediate attention. Letters TO be adj
drcs, cd, and application made TO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

READING RooM.-We are about renew ing our
lease. and r. fitting Reading Room. Ii is well
known that no Reading Room in the Union has
larger collection of papers and reviews, maps,
charts, aliases and works of commercial and gene
raj rcferccc than the St. Charlss Exchange Read
ing Room. We lave now engaged competent
PERSONS intelligent and active, TO scrvv in the
Room, and 10 report for us marao intelligence
and the local occurrences of the day.-The room il
light aud warm, clearly kept and constantly fur
nishcd with everything interesting to the Merchant
and general observer. 1t is the Reading Room of
the Second Municipality, and US such, should be
encouraged and supported, and We pledge oursclf
to attend to all proper suggestions from subscri.
bsrs, and to mako it the best of the kind in
the world
Our arrangements win all DO completed in the
course of few days, when VIC shall take pleasure
in inviting the public TO visit it. In the means
while VIC request our friends in furthcring our
views,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08


And we strolled now along the gay Italian
w"k and admired the statues, aud admired ths bay and
city OF Naples, orp"t foot in til. dance, in orr
entail Kiosk, among the hedges with refreshing ices and
tx'nlr"ng punch, sat aatt, aud music from aiar.
Bnt what music so sweet the whispering of wOnans
V"'ce otter midnight AT length, while strayipg along
silent PAIN iured by the oDscurity we came where
Jew rays only ct the distant lamps cast a d0ubtol
i'ght upon the shruhbery, disheveed gently by the
breeze. We entered little r.ttrat, which
5" lurked IN corner that the fairies light play their
eannns !" II at noon Here was lake, and upon lis
margin Jay, lace downward, IN the tull-bluom excel.
renee OF hrr pri1 tve rharms-w no do you think =
MOT er nve ''t'rsd only in her own complete pertcc-
"o'S' squat uPo" the grass We we've afraid OF snakes,
ana retired t" the more irequencu parts Of the garden.
observed, III the tckeflng twilight, Professor - OF
lhanepl'a, with no stui'e upon his lip, and no lady
upon MS arm. Please make my coincidence to his e
"eh"" procured ckets, and sat down in the theatre
Hreat expectation; and out came, so nell me! the
eternal Family, whose wanting an,h,ti"n grasps The
Nv" word'--'l' Rhve's had left Them in Chestnut
street on qHlg America; and here they were, t'nl-
bling through the same pnnnmile, and siorming the
SANE pastoboard castle, of Vnuxhall. w"n|erful
performance hut one hnteS to wonder at the
thing twice toue dancing, and ire works the most
brilliant, c"ncndrd We went then INTO The saloon
where were srrra! cold c"i'atons onttctonnr and
all the h"'"rs OF the blnshing god Werarook Of tea
only, aHh with no tear OF indigestion, slice or two O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08
Lotteries. The present system of swindling

Lotteries. The present system of swindhng
1--WE can scarcely call it by any wilder term) of
most abominablo nuisance that calls loudly for tho
interference Of the authorities entrusted with the
guardianship Of the public rights and public mo.
rails. Pretended lotteries nightly drawn by DIFF.
tcrent irresponsible persons. They issue few hun
drcds Of dollars of tickets un der false scheme,
holding out to the poor and tho ignorant the dcIu.
sivo hope of gain, attract them fr. IN their business
and industrious habits, leading them to trcqut mt
grog shops, where the pretended lotteries drawn
so that they may be close TO the liquid that they
must resort to, to drown their disappointment. The
small lotteries, now conducted, are n swind G.;
they are ten times worse than the roulette or the
faro table, and should be Pu down.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

agents Of the Earrings, that after the caunncs npon
Pennsylvania and her institutions, New York will, by
her example, show that she assumed iuise posiuen;
position that she could not main,ain-a position III
has rocked some &c the strongest houses TO the centre.
meria Emporium, that f,he banks Of that city attempt
to hold out much longer hundreds Of the best houses in
New York will openly avow their determination to dis
regard the ordinary regulations Of comnerce-will, in
short, suspend payments themse yes, until the banks
manifest more hrstian and human spirit. lii such
all event. or in the event Of suspension by the nsttu
tn.ions of"ur sister city, Philadelph will, trust,
show example Of delicacy and ma gnan,mty, which,
VIII put to h blush the libellers OF her tame and her
integrity Instead Of reproducing and viyiug brethren
aud neighbours in thu r hour Of difficulty, hers will be
the triumph to assist sustain and relieve them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

REMARKABLE PRoDIGY.-The Belfast (Jrelanl)
Chronicle gives the following of David Mkev
cney living in the Parish Of county of An
trim:
lie was born without arms legs, having only two
short stumps place of arms and the legs, one
is only few inches long, with dmuli,e, shapelcss
foot, ithout any joint intervening, form thig
and leg. The other is almost MS long as in middle
sized man. but greatly dcormed. 1t ia extraordinary
what this de"rep man perform there is scarcely
any job in the farm yard he cannot d. viz he thrash,
and has often done the whole day before hired man.
he can harness unhane>s horse, clean stable or
coy house. tetler COW; tie up with the stumps, and
throw on his shoulders bundle ufcuver and grass 100
III. in weight; he shave himself holding the in
his toes also the knife fork in the manner;
he can dress and udress any assistance;
balance cup bowl on the fla, of one OF the stumps,
drink out Of it, and lay down in safety he ssst
the breakfast table, helping his mother draw wa-
ter lifting The kettle Of boiling water with his toes,
and has occasionally helped himself to n cup out of the
teapot in the same manner. There only II few spe
cmens OF his boGy actions which Tar surpassed by
his mental powers. 1t fortunate for HIM elf that
he never received education; for by the power of
memo alone, there is any arithmeticnl ques-
tion he cannot solve, and great many mathematical
ones many specimens Of hich he describe; and it
is truly amazing and wonderful to hear him do so, owing
To the astonishing stretch Of memory required some
of those occasions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

very great and sudden change occurred in tho
weather on Wednesday. Greut coats out of doors,
and fires within, were as fashionable comforta-
BILE. The wind has been high, and it is possible
that there was frost; but there can be- there IL
ne further danger for unucclms,ed citizens 10
return to tlcir abandoned homes, or for strangers
to visit us.
The city is full of life and activity, although, we
bel ievc, but little business is doing in the way of
sales. Receiving and forwarding goods and sto.
ring produce keeps our trays at work, and create.
something ofths usual hustle Of the winter season.
Shops and stores arc fitting up, and hope the
proprietors may not find tina. they have laid out
their money uselcssly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08
Communicated

BEEF MARKET-First municipalities
We raise our voice, among the rest, against the
outrageous system Of monopoly which exists in
the Beef Market of the First Municipality 1t
seems that ty some mismanagemcnt, which VIC
must attribute either to tho Comnssary or the
Farmer of the Market, several butchers have be-
come the posscssors of largo number Of stalls,
from which, though they do not use them, they
cannot be elected, 10 the exclusion of MANY
others who would like to have stand to sell Their
beef on. The effect of this monopoly il. that
beef is sold at higher price, for competition is
prevented, and the poor und honest butcher is
forced to lease place from the monopoIizcrs, at
very high rate, TO meet the payment of which
he is Obliged to sell meat at cxorbitan, rrices-
The necessity OF providing a remedy for this
abuse is s.lfcvidrnt The Council OF the FRS,
Municipality must do something to remedy the
evil, and do ii in such away as to prevent an eva
sion Of the ordinances by false prclenccs and Dor
rowed names.