davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

BALDNEsS-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
lis the grandest belonging TO the human fame
How strangely the loss of it changes the countenance
and premaurely brings on the appearance OF old age
which causes many TO recon at being uncovered, and
sometimes even shun society TO avoid the jests ana
sneers of their acquaintance; the remainder OF their ves
is consequently spent in retremen-n short, not even
the loss of property fills the generous thinking yonth
with thai heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his
Hair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances
OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair
from falling off on the first application, and few bottles
restores again. 1t likewise produces eyebrows and
whsSers; prevents the hair from turning gray, makes
curl beautifully, and frees il from scurf Numerous Ger
tificates of the first responsibility support of the viz
tues of Oldrdge's Balm, shown by the propnetors
{I7=Read the following:
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor of Phiiadel-
phia, has certified, may be seen below, to the high
character of the following gentlemen:
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by ]. Cldridge, and
have found it highly serviccable, not only proven
tave against the falling off of hair, but also certain
VIM. THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in st, George charge,
No. Sc North Fifth street.
JOHN P, INGLIS, 33l Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ. d. 1913 Racest.
JOHN s. FUREY, l0l Spruce ST.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 18th ST.
JOHN GARD Jun, 1913 Arch st.
1t will certainly raise its virtues i'll the estimation
the public when il is known that three of the above are
than fifty years age and the others not less than
thirty.
CoMMoNwE6LTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
City OF Philadelphia. 5
I, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said city of Phi
adelplra. DO hereby certify that am well acquainte
with Messrs. j. p ngIs, john 5. Fury, and Hugh Mo
Curdy, whose names signed to the ebove certificate
and that they are gentlemen OF character and fespedta
biiy and such full credit should be given to the said
certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the city to be affixed
RI. S. his sixth day of December, &c
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION.-None can he genuine withouta splendid
steel plate engraving which is the Falls of Niagara
and DR.. Comstock's the American agents name, sc.
Sold by ROBERTS &, ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets
no IA ap3
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

eSTA1E OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE
y CITY TO WITT hereby certify that Alexander
SUBSCRIBER one of the justices Of the peace of the state
of Maryland in and for said city, on the 18th day of
April 1870, as stray tespassing upon ms enclosures,
ONE GRAY MARE COLT about two years old, II or
- hands high, long switch tail, other markSAiso,
one SORREI. MARE COLT, about two years old, eleN
en- or twelve hands high blaze in the face iet hnd loot
white above the pasenjoint; 10 other MARKS botl
colts wen grown for their age
Given under my hand this 18th April, 1870
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
FROM HAVRE-DE-GRACE
A - s.ss..s 81

UNXTRA ACCoNIMODATION.-A passenger Car
EL will be attached to the Tonnage train which leaves
Havre-de Grace every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2
O'Clock p NJ. This will afford additional conveyance
on those days at an hour convenient for the vcin
ty and stopping also receive and discharge passcn
gers at the several stations on the route.
A. CRAWFORD, Agens.
RoIt;u,ora Anr Doth Iq4O
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

T1TISPAIIS NOT--YOU ARE NOT KET
VNfyIITy AVEU.E,.
N ELIEF Is AT HANDY that winch is
& 8. known 10 be good aud efieacious-tlough you

EIIEF Is Ar HAND-uy that which is
"a known 10 be good and efficacous-ulough you
nave been using medicines prepared by quacks np3s
tors and pretenders to medical science, without ue
pronised benefit, be not dscouragedyou WIZ III l,st uo
convinced that the medicines prepared by DL ~ H.
EDDY, are the only preparations entitled 10 luh SVi
ddence They are prepared by DIR, Leidy, himself, Il
regular druggist wen as physician altested hy Doc'
Phvsic, Chapman, Jackson, Homer, Clbsoh' DeNees'
James, Coke, &c.
The sick and all afflicted with any disease whaisoev-
err can at all times obtain medical advice CRATES at
he HEALTH EMPORIUM, lsign OF the Golden Else
and Seruents) No. 1871 North Second street. Anew doors
beow Vine street. BE not imposed upon then; by mi
nostors and quacks, who through their ignorance trhe
with your health, cndanger your lives ana hot o'ly
make your situations hopeless, but literally ROB you OF
vour srse besides DO not hesitate TO make Tia Oh
nr IEIDY,S MEDICINES; Others beside himself re
commended them-and use them too. D,.,
Read the following; fyoU have confidence III Physl-
clans statements, then must they speak volumes IN III
WI VI D' PETERSBURG, June 30th, 1889.
Dr. NJ B. Leidy, Piiiad. .. a..
Sir: II affords me great pleasure, to inform you that
e Tho circumstance OF your being regular druggist
and physician, which gave me confluence M S2ud
cnes, induced to make ula " " W. 80
Sarsaparilla and your Blood Pills. Much TO my grai!-
cotion found them successful in large huhoef OF III
stances performing many reluarkaDle cures u ~ soe
instances which have been for years eosoieu iouia-
helieye your Medicated Extract ofsarsaparlla to be
the strongest made, at least judge SO rom us eeei IN
nanv instances where the most celebrated preparations
Of Sarsaparilla had not the slightest effect round ue
Rood pills most excellent purgative ana purliyeT of
NE blood having found them mild and gentle IN their eff
cts NOT prsfucing nausea sickness at the stomach,
ariping Sc as is mostly produced by purgauVes' be-
iieve tile blood pills TO be the best combination
rnce in form pills. and have known tlenin innuner
allie instances TO have produced the most happy effects
Having witnessed the good effects of the two forego
ing preparations in many instances, do not hesitate
10 recommend them TO the public, sincerely believe
their effects will tend relieve the afflicted and Sc pro-
ductive ofincaculabe good to ali who may them
With great respect, yours, sc.
]. L. HOWARD, NJ. ID.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
DUFF GREEN.

TERMs-PayabIe in advance.
Daily Pilot, per annum, Six Dollars
Single Daily Paper, Two Gents.
Semi Weekly, Five Dollars.
EXTRA, from May 1st to 18th No
vem Der, in pamphlet, and Dou-
bic Royal size, One Dollar.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
rLIcE so CENTS a BOTTLE.

DR.. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT OF SAL
SAPARILLA,
IS the strongest compound fluid Extract Of Sarsaparla
in existence; used in all diseases of the liver, skin and
bones. impurities of the blood, all diseases formed
produeed by the ofnercaFy and other minerals
stitutional diseases ucers of the nose throat and body
scrofua kings evil, erysipeas syphilis lues, vene
real, sc.
PRICE ONE DORLAR PER BOTTLE.
In most cases great advantage will result in taking
table spoonful ofthe Extract in the morning. and two of
the Sarsaparla Blood Pills in the evening, thus effect
ing twovery important objects, namely-te principal eff
feet in Sarsapara is well known TO be powerful puH
fer and andoe 10 a impurities of the blood and
imal finds, so acting upon the blood and fluids in the
system throughout the day; by taking two of the pills in
the evening mild purgave effect will be produced by
the next morning, and such impurities may have been
acted npon the day previous, carried off by the bowels,
in other words removed from the system.
The foregoing medicines are prepared only and for
sale wholesale and retail at DR. LEIDY'S Health En-
porium, No. l9l North 2d street, few doors below
Wine street, Philadelphia, also sold by
c. L. DUHURST s. co.
Corner Of Pratt 81 and Dugan's wharf, and at
WARMERS PHARMACY.
&
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

TIDER.--10 bbls "TIPPECANoE CIDER. , 81
" perior article. Received and for sale by
= ~ NORRIS \ FAIRBA1RN
134t No. Pratt ST. between Gay s. Fredk.
VENETIAN BLINDS AND MATTRAssEs.
TUyHE subscribers have on hand andnake to order,
IL superior Venitian 1linds, Of any color
do Hair and Huek Mattresses
3 Canton and Spanish MATING & MATS
Sofas, Piano Stools and Rocking Chairs
Al No. 76{ Baltimore street & Waxeroon on Fayetfs
rect, eass Of Holiday street.
~ 20 Jos RPH CROOK eo1T.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

A MES PAPER.
~ 10 eases No. CAP,
2 do No. plain do.
6 do No. l ruled LETTER,
do Fine do do
do Superfne DO DO
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale af mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELWR1GHT s. NUDGE,
aR24 No. 2 S. Charles ST. Cup stairs
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

RIyxrRA FINE TEAS AT RETAIL.-Grsen
Ekand Black TEA latest importation and highest
grade. II. POLLOCK,
ap 21d 3m No. 10, BALTIC: st. near Bridge.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

The owner of the above described Colts are request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and
rake them away ALEXANDER GOULD.
an % lw3t* Bloomsbury Farm, Ferry road.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1889.

DR.. Lcilj Respected Sir
Twelve months have now elapsed since you begged
of me to make trial some of your medicinal prepare
tons have been strongly opposed to quackery, but
having known YOU intimately for long time and know
ing ye 10 be regular physician, resolved at all events
TO make trial of your medicines for twelve months, be-
fore should publicly make known their effects have
found your Blood Pills of the most valuable prga-
tives ever employed. Indeed so pleased ani | with
their effects that seldom employ any other purgatve
give them in mostly all diseases where purgative is
found necessary. 1t is not only purgve, however,
that employ them; find i'll Rheumatic palms, Diseases
of the Skin and various other affections, they are equal
ly effectual.
DR.. Bechier's Pulmonary Personalities, for Coughs,
Catarrhs Influenza, and diseases OF the breast and
Lungs medicine, possessing all the virtues you re-
present il 10 possess. Numerous families that attend
say they waUd be without il lift possible at il
Zines to procure it, From my own knowledge of il,
having strongly recommended it, unhesitatng say that
no family, particularly where there are children, ought
TO be without IL as colds common amongst Child
rem that in an they ought TO he arrested in their
progress for to the neglect of coughs and colds may be
attributed niueentlls OF those now aboring under the
most fatal Ofa diseases, Pulmonary Consumption.
OF YOUR AIedicated Extract of Sarsapaua and your
Tonic and Anti Dyspepiie Cordial should say equally
as much in their favor but will make them the subject
my next letter 10 you.
DIR. WII4AION $. LAMBERT.
The following physicians have used them with great
success, and concur IN one opinion, That ey are ue
most valuable preparations they have ever used for all
the affections before alluded 10, and use them i'll their
practice
William Francis.
New Orleans-Drs. Isaac P. Lloyd and Isaac halbach.
KentrIcky-Drs. JacobG Lewis and jonathan Debroe.
Rchmond-pr. J. Clemeat.
Natchez-Simon Sneed.
Pittsburg-Dr. ]. O. Jarrett.
Besides numerous others, but it is hoped the foregoing
will convince the ncredulous.
{ag-REMARKS-DR LEIDY'S SARSAPARlLLA
BLOOD PILLS, possess the combined properties of p-
rfying the blood and animal lbids, at the same time
thorough puyer and cleanser of tie stomach and bow
eIs,--a safe and easy purgative requiring no restraint
from occupation or moderate living They may be taken
at all cmes by young and old, and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety More than 10000 boxes of
the above pills sold in the State Of Pennsylvania
within the past six months.
PRICE % CENTS BOX.
DIR. BECHTER'S PULMONARY PREVENTATIVE,
article wei known; particularly TO PARENTS that
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21

DIR. BECHTER's PULMONARY PREsERVATIvE,
is article wei known; particularly TO parents, that
itneeds comments upon upon its virtues.-Snfce II
TO say. is of the most valuable medicines ever of
fered for coughs, colds inhuenzas, whGcpng congh,
splitting of boed pain in the breast difficult breathingo
shorness of BREATH and arrest of approaching consunp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

The average circulation of this period is about 10
below that the previous year. although the cotton
crop been so cent larger than last years By the
present of the banks would that they
amply able to There are, however, two
institutions that cannot and will not resume will they
settle their balances with the other banks The Mer-
chants Bank is the principal This is the Branch of the
United States Bank under a name with very small
circulation out she holds heavy balances against the other
institutions which renders it impossible for them
without she holds the position to the New OIL
banks the United States Bank does to the Philadelphia
institutions and thereby resumption ami two i'm
portsnt p ins
In all sections of the Unon far bank returns havo
been received there is disposition curail Money
in the interior to great extent it is plenty il
New York This viii continue until the gradual sale OF
crops shall have paid OLD debts and turned exchange
in of the interior when money will flow ard.
In the time there is disposition pur-
chases.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
Pasaenners Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Seam SHIP PresidentRobt Pulsford, London
Mr. iodw AID Bremen; aptain q Giraud, Bordeaux
Frcsc, q rmsny; w Koot, NYork; Geo Grinnell, Pov
dsncs Redpa,h scesiasd William Rogers Irelsns RGv
seus do; lSsbt smith, England; a ustiagto, Conn., w
Draper. Starr Miller JOS Taylor, Worcester Que
.inder, Prussia; Roper, dol; Rey Letter, Coan Jno
EGG; Chas AbrahaDson Swede; WIN Buckley, Yorkshire;
Felix Lscosi France; Henry Moore ondon Jos Cain, Shelf
Ms Cooke Do; hr Prsve, Paris; Care, Dublin; Mrs
C,oac do; Mr. Hoffman Leipzig; Lieut. Graham England;
Lieut. do; Lieut. II Il Powell, do John Labrow, do.
LoNDoN-Packst ship Montredt-Miss Elijah Boariman. q
LGden, Capt Ravens of New York r. Eye, Esq Of New
sqd aty Miss Perkins Cap Con.er. Of the Roy ais llr
MONTH imbert Regiment Mr. Browne, r. Artillery Mr.
H,ms,d5e, Miss II ,nb;dge saT,s Pg2s Of L2.don, MIS-
s.yaSN.H-Brig CEn,on-Ns Clarke child aud servant
Mrs Lyon and children; W Anderson lady, three child.
and seryants II Branch lady children aud
Messrs q w BERN q Ws1sr! foisy. simons, Hall,
NEw-Os fASs-B,ig Isarc FrapkiinMr Jas. Swilen and
LADY; Mrs Deshon; M Richard ID .shon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18
IIaaunriaflOAr.


LIvEeFooL-Per M,nreai-lss be Tucker. Cooper CO.
iei do tilsdhu. Co.'s cks cs 100 kgs Norwood *
Co-2ic II q Sharpe-l3 Csbb.ra * Co.'S kgs "a cks 10
be hrs ri ( Chspman-sn OK, Barber Brotcrs-4
Wight Sturgis sbaS-lscs " Lafftnt-is Gihon Coil
b, TIMBER, Da nbmapn6s s.2s bod. Cumming Co
II CO Stone, swan Co.'S ard, sill Roberts3J cks, 7
e. Cohen-7c s Haight-s g Patton stewart hs
4 Conn.i-e Thorne, Rockwell Ga es Ino Wright
cks n Cohen Co.'s chts Fielder Dutilh-4 chts,
tgs 10 chs irkins Meyer Son. NJ Oppeuheim <
Co2O0 ngots lhsps, Dodgs Coz Hughes Brother Co
6cs 5artiett Weliorlso pkgs scheIeiu Brother-i0
cks pun Evans-2cs ir1. GIa an & Coz Carbon
scs q Wattst ca Stoke, Shaper Wdtou-2 CO Wiley q
Pstlam-3 IS ID lid len &Co2 Cary Har-3 ca VIM Wey-
IS W n Jac Iues-i Alley, Stiuton X Col III
Low Wm Minus cd Rushton X Aspinwal-i cs Doct
el Henry Apsell- + Zones Son-l Allen-t swords,
-tanf1rl& Cola Arnoldl VI Mlrphy-l Iau Go of
Phiad- White .SAifheld-i Calsey-l Piefer * WISE
man--l Cass-ry Snnsl Rogers Col pkg Woslt-l CO
D. .nscoub 1'oI cs w Bradford-sU0 TONS chalk Gs-
wold-i5ukgs, % brls,t est e, TO order. -
lFGHoRN- Per ttrss-S7 blocks marble Niranclo-5 so
bales HolfcdBrasker Col pte silks fo,test-i do
NJ osyl,cl irsa marble Spencer Il pkg Rayns
u do w LawIencei do q Eason--2 cases aahssters Y
Bircht bronze St,kncr-2 pkgs pictures Wolfe
Cl rksi alabastsrs Snatpess& son tInn sewing
silk rendais clse mehze Quincy &Co-a do an scha,
vk 30 CHS wine Chanberlia Lawrence-i case pictsre,
Yanschank-i do bo-ks Howl Aspinw 3 cases marble
Phales Ssars2o mdze Victor Duckucb-I hx Ro
Eason- bx aiabasters se3gwick- do James
pkgs Miller X Cog Hagh- SO brs paste q
Length Co.'S pkgs hats do rlatting Cosel2 cases sk
velves Morton Trcn-i do Hidden Co.'S pixies SO Iaes
rars-H Vysea leeehes MASTER BIZ eases 81 bales
order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

The general state Of commercial AFFAIRS retains nearly
the same features as for weeks back little more
buovancv has been observable in certain stocks owing
the nature of the election returns which decidedly
unfayorable to the administration As the period for the
election near the interest in that event
and the whole prospect of the coming years
business upon the result there is naturally s
DISPOSITION to into any large permanent engage
ments
The general bank currency continues to decrease. The
is the monthly of the New Orleans banks
for July -
N.w ORLEANS BANKS ON THE lsr AUGUST 1910, conf
PARED THE RETURN OF july 6, 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18
OF pfIccs NJ INC ItduIHK FOIIh
-. A.. E..L C......I rI..I. -
The Corn Trade.

The last from Europe by the Western has caused
great activity in the -four Market and large sales have
conseq uently been INDEPENDENTLY European &C.
count. The President announced below this msrn-
ing had reached the city three O'Clock
and therefore holders Of -four have refused 20 make
tensye sales, choosing to wait her advices
Last week. in this market alone upw ards Of fifty thou
sand barrels Sold mostly for shipment abroad.
and ut an advance Of TO three shillings barrel
These were principally ell orders received by the wes
tern The accounts brought by her besides affecting
this market caused prices TO wherever the intel
ligence has reached, and holders become firm
We give a table below, which shows that in seven Of
the larger markets prices have risen 81 cents barrel in
about three weeks owing mostly to the intelligence and
orders from Europe, though think the did not
xxar nj sucba IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

In a1dton 20 The Intelligence from England, The small
stocks in the markets have caused the holders OF bread
suis to be firm The Of the small supply
have before given and in the present state of financial
affairs cannot be helped II is enough to know, that IL
the markets not well stocked the interior Of the
try is and the supplies and WILL when occasion Of
fers, he pushed or forced to market.
As TO the production this year throughout the country
speak positively and by the card. Most ofthe
grain crops have been harvested and secured The nga
thcrng has been large, immense Ten per cent on
last years growth is the increase according
mates and fifteen per cent according to others To the
first however disposed to give the most credit
Such only includes the United States. In British North
America there has also been good crop, as the state
mens heretofore published have shown in the Canadas
particularly in Lower, a great crop not even an
rage one was expected From New Brunswick we
ceved advices this morning The 81 Johns Courier says
hat the has been most favorable to the farm
crs warm and dry weather has from time to time been
succeeed bv refreshing showers Vest quantities Of hay
arc already secured and should the harvest for grain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

o. VAuxHALL GaRpESs.-The beautiful Clementine
takes benefit tonight and presents entirely the greatest
and most magnificent variety of performances which have
been witnessed here this SPLENDID Comic Bal
lct Pan.omme, which has been sometime in preparation
has been got up expressly for Clemenne under the drec
ton of Mr. HDays the celebrated Comic faniomims who
produced such sensation at the Bowery Theatre three
ago. MIR. Graham, late comedian of the New Cha
tha also appears in Of his hest comic songs; M s1
Kcan, tho charming vocalist IN two comic duets; Miss
Cernentine in live dances; Master Diamond, WhtOck,
Gardner and pupil De Lorrine, Brooks Sc &c g. Tickets
may be Obtained b. calling Miss Clcmentine today, at
her residence No. 265 Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18
PACKETS To ARRIVE

Cleared.
Trenton. Brown NOrlesns, johnson Lowden; Amanda,
lEr) Lescar.t Rio Hsehe. Bsrsovj Amaranh, McNear,
wcasset Nesrnith Leeds; Chas smith. Toiten, Bati-
ore Harvest Presbrey Taunton; Great Western ts) Hos
ken. Bristol, X Irwin
Arrived.
Steam ship Pr sidsnt Lieut. Fayr,r ~ from Liverpool,
Aag 1T, 10 Bell 9. a,
Pa ket ship Noptr al 81 fling, I'm London Portsmouth and
Pyn 1nh, July 10TH 3, In TO John Grswod -. -.
Ship Cal 'oun siltls days from Charleston, cotton to
Sutton.
Brig Nelson CLARK, ptm m, 70 Days from Rio Jsnro, with
$3.50 htgs coffee Zerag, lett bark Douglas, Bourne Tor
NfOrk soon; shp Acss,a, smith I'm New Iealand " a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. August I7-G Phi.

The President today with days later
from England. Mopey continued exceein ly ebun
dant in London. Cotton hal improved, and had de-
cned. notwithstanding the abundance and paratye
cheaness Of money in London the foreign exchanges
hibed considerable weakness. This seems in a great
measure arise from the doubts and speculaons
corning the harvest the prospects, however, with refer
which, considerably Frightened during the past
week. The exchanges London had fallen in the cont;
mental markets consequence of the large supply OF corn
bills running England.
BY the usual official return published by the Customs,
the eSporon Of the precious metals from the port of Lon
don to foreign colonial ports Cor the week ending the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

&c CHArHiM THrArRE.-A great business is to be
done the Chatham tonight; hard anticipated and
the determined to redeem all their promises
the face OF the bills The splendid dramas oil the Forty
Thieves, the Red Rover, ann Philip Quarl and his Mon
key This would be sufficient TO cause grand rush. but
in addition have Young Diamond, the celebrated Ethi
opan dancer and Whtloch the player on the banjo in
all the popular negro eXtravaganzas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18
Cotton Traie.

The prospect the growing crop, in all sections Of the
country warrants the belief that IL will fully reach the
quantity OF years growth. We have been amused in
looking English papers of recent dates at the
veeus stories they contain Of injury done TO the crop
nundalions; account particularly, stated that the
overiowny of the Mississippi had destroy the crops in
Carolina Such gross ignorance of the geography OF the
bctrays the authorship of the stories Thus far
nothing has occurred TO ure the CROP the weather pro-
misses be hne for picking out an there is but little in
ducemcnt for the planter to hold back The following is
table of receipts stocks and exports up to this date,
compared with last year -
srArymrsr OF Cerrov ~ UsuGp STATES PROM Oc-
ropEa l. 1882 AUoUsT 49, iso As conrAmEp WITH THE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

prove av orabe far greater quantity will be stored than
in any former All kinds Of vegetables have done
WELL and Providence smile the labors of the
agriculturist.