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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

counties OF Bristol, Plymouth, and Barns;abie, and
alter this election shall have been decided, II will
display itself in all its might, and in New England
will be the controlling party Of the ace. The New
Englanders are almost Ia abolitonists in fact
They take UP the question at this moment for tho
purpose Of keeping il isolated and aloof from the
election In ITS refnements; and, If asked any quo
tons on the subject they will say TO you, We are
the firm and Underwriting foes Of slavery, no matter
how 1t may be presented, or what may be Tvs cos-
pleXion. Wewili always oppose II, but at present
we see no reason why we should interfere with the
subject 1t is one that belongs to the South-the
South must manage it-but shall always insist on
the right Of petition, and the freedom and nvioiab.
hty of free discussion How long do you suppose
II will take such men to become in the fullest and
strictest sense of the term, Anti-slavery menl As
matters now stand, and with all the pains that Will
be taken to keep down the spirit of Abolition till the
Presidential question is disposed Of Mr. Birney, the
Abolition candidate for the Presidency will, think,
OBTAIN IN Massachusetts, several hundred votes
There are among the Abolition party many who
cannot be led OF, and who will snap their fngers at
any candidate who may be presented for the Presi-
mi>jng Aboiiionist.
The Abolition party in Massachusetts, is as emf
nent for its intelligence il is for its wealth and
manly daring; and you may depend upon it, il viii
after the close Of the present political contest con-
troll all New England. ! say this in sober truth
not because wish il may be so, but because deem
full avowa of the fact essential to the slave hod
ing states. 1t is time that they were undeceived.
As for the Massachusetts local election, have but
little to say about it, 1t will probably result to the
favor OF the w hgs tnouSh II Is Possiple ina! Uov
Morton, the Locofoco incumbent, may be re elected
by small majority. The State W i'll undon btedly go
for Mr.. Harrison. Many Of the office holders are
frightened TO their wits end and some of them will
vote the Wing ticket, or not vote at all. Poor Van
Buren-how he has been betrayed already by the
vampires that he cherished, and to W HON he gave
office. IN the late election in Rhode Island, they
deserted his flag, and fed to other states to escape
the responsibility Of voting. The Postmaster at
Providence and the Marshal Of the Dis riot Of Rhode
Island, both in the enjoy large salaries, found
it convenient to get up cock-and bull humbug s.o-
it, thew were absent from the polls ON the day of
election! IfTip gets in, hope in God he II not take
10 his bosom Of patronage the political traitors and
towards who betrayed Van BureB. There were
vera ether Rhede Island Postmasters absent. on the
day Of election. In this state there will be dodg-
ing among the rascas in the paw Of the government
election, and be among the most vocierous of those
who assemble at the Log Cabin Careasals.
... Yours, &C. s.
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Religious intelligence.

II was currently reported yesterday that Profr.
Robinson, Of the New York Theological Seminary,
had arrived at Boston in the steamer Britannia But
this is another Of the many hoaxss played upon the
students. II the institution not able TO remuneraie
Profr. Bush for his services, we sure, that he
would willingly have given two lectures on Bibli-
cal Exegesis every week gra,uitousy, for the sake
of sustaining the Seminary. We know Of no othe
way TO sustain the Institution, than to prevail the
President, Revd. Joel Parker, TO make a collecting
tour lie is an indefatigabe man. and one fully ca.
pabe of making friends in behalf Of the establish
ment II something be not done speedily, the Di-
reetors might as well shut IL up.
Ninety students attached to the New York Thco-
logical Seminary deposited their votes on Wcdnes-
day eighty voted the Wing ticket entire five
voted the Abolition ticket entire and FIVE voted a
split or mixed ticket Had Profr. Robinson been
in his place, at least hundred more wing votes
would have bsen pollcd in the 18th Ward.
or the Hebrews who voted in this city on Wed
nesday, seven handrsd voted the Wing ticket, and
five hundred the Van Buren, ticket. The Revd. Mr..
Lyons and Br. Rice, were the only ministers who
did not vote. Twoor three others were not enti-
tied to vote. Several red hot aboltionists sudden
ly change their mind, and voted the whole Wing
ticket.
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Police Omce.

Shop L,fsing.-A daring looking loafer who cal
led himself John johnson, Of Pisbury, was brought
before Justice Merritt, charged with entering the
store Of dry goods merchant in Cedar street, and
carrying OF box of silk cravats worth S3t. The
prisoner declined to say any thing and was commit
ted.
yursniie Depreddtors.-John Carr and Joe Hill,
couple Of Juvenile thieves, were convicted on the
information of one Of their acccmplees who had
been in the tsmbs about week, CHARGED with break
ing into the store Of Hcrshall Camp, No ~ Division
street. andcarrying Oft quantity Of beots shoes and
wearing apparel valued at Sl66 Having nothing to
say in their defence, the prisoners were iuly com
mitted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

GrxERaL HARRIsov.-The Cincinnati Rcpubli
can Of Saturday last says:
General Harrison arrived in the city this morning 2
from North Bend in excel snt health. little acct
dent occurred to him yesterday, which shows that
he is not quite so decrept his enemies reprcsen,
him. lie was riding over part Of his farm, throu III
which the tunnel ofthe Whitewater canal passes, in
a place which seemed as smooth and as well covered
with grass any other part Of the fei suddenly he
fall; the General sprsng from him and agh,ed upon
the firm ground and the horse fell from II 20 feet
into kind Of sink hole, caused by the tunneling be-
meath. The General escaped without the slightest
injury
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

Casually at BiackreiPs fsiand-Tbe Coroner
was Yesterday sent for to hold inquest the body
Of one prisoner and of the keepers Of the Penn
Tertiary at Blaekwelrs Island, who had come by
their deaths in consequence Of advertenty placing
themselves too near explosion Of rock which they
engaged in blasting At late hour the deposit
tions had not arrived at the office, and una
BILE to give the particulars Of the fatal casualty An
inquest was also held at 50 East Broadway, on the
body of Thomas Prince, aged one hundred and eev-
en- ho died from natural causes. Verdict
in ceordance W ith the facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
WORM LOZENGES-

CHENMAN'S WORM LOHENGES are the greatest
y medicine in the world.
Dr. CHURCHILL has ssed them over ffy cases, cured
ten ofspasms and three of fts He
and re mends them to all.
Mr. j. b. MONIES used them his family with entire
several of his friends have great confidence
them.
Col. CLARKcured one ofhis children pasDs enc
Of FITS ,occasoned by worms.
Tie Hon. B. b. BEARDSLE thinks they have saved
life one ofhis children 1t had been long in decline
and attended by the best pbycians without any relief
His family doctor Recommended 5hcroans w Lozenges
the only hope he did and through the blessing Of God
his child weanoher liy evidence their
fu! yirtues Mr. b. says family should be without them
More than 2ooo might be added of their truly
wonderful properties. -" \ =
SOLD the warehouse los Nassau street door above
Eroadwsyj and 80 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Were aso be had Shernan's Lozenges 70
hear ache hear burp coll &c 40
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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1870
IFor the Herald
SIM

For the HerGId.I
song.
Thou'rt not forgot ] love thee yet
NO change ia wrought in me;
Time hath not broken yet the links,
That bound my heart 20 thee
Bu.yet again ne'er can tell
My ioadness unto thee;
Lest thou should'st cause me 10 regret,
BY no return from thee
OH could think thou cherished vet,
Fen one lone thought TO me,
! would not now the past regret.
But hope again for thee.
But why should ] now tell to thee,
My constancy and love;
Since thou perhaps car'st not for me,
Or value not my love,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4th, 1910.
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into Inc vnsd States. and u that period il has only ad
rspus,io which had rr,,,esly acquired IN Europe
sar. % e' sSo~s q IT, ~eadeS
fii .arTsst i6s de, o. using . tsv az. y, result
Of @epss NJ copsumP,en Which pses. lie disease with due
pfecauon under The control Of IN patient. u scarcely
an all llh tent 5.m,dy n Of Glee,, FIucr Abus d
disease! arising from dsbitson % the system wh,r, ~ %
pulse restorative Is wanted throughout the United
ssss. sas nothing rarhsriq hoped fcj be-
S Sus & p ss ~hI scrSs R
derthe above complaints, who doubtful afi almost
d,nss md own personal feeling assured
"a. also the case 10 EuTerc lie inmsn.s Am,esn rerpis
Sushy ios,. ssd adal, ,ss. tsnstpis .d@i;d
pr,ns and 70 restore tie ri. P1wsrs IN males whsn r,a
eed y utter ADD 'pp,rsrt hopeless 70 perfect
ey Of The Lueins Jor, from ~ Mashin, MISUNDERSTANDING
sb ,bsp d hitting NY
,duv, BY giving any personal assursnees IN thess
houss nd bottles with The recent Of certificates and
sons obssrsaon can asSs.itsiinsly wsrfsni d r et.
cecdng my mos, ssngun, hope " yea We us,rous n
Cor which aud has become so Justly aud
10 e. a. possible repeat and bold
ally resporsi L. fcr hs sssumliian s tne buena ordel
eundsni wSsr. nature has Deficient when they
duce hat stse ofhe IN females who bad bssn
" usfrui,fs an ragptd bsrren which wall enable them
bear children tgrs that have tg speak plsipy,
such exceedingly delicate ates but feel called upon q do
gr., responsibility whieh have ohserfuly assumed with
fsuSs II sincere gratitude Tor the extensive patronage which
a. the aecnt ofth ucna Cordial, has been heaped upon me
in this Country rcsa the rnbcs very obedisnt hvmbl,
''''" JOHN WINTERS HCLDEBwEtL Nh,
lN Liberty street.
So York sertsraNsri2 isic.
s,g r.. o ss,p 9, Tie sale ot r..
rsass that ca1 b. ee.gne unless the fac se
ofthe signasrr of NY raecliw aad general busirss
A HARRISON, y On ~ outside wrsfrtr the counter
ieing Of hitch would shica TIE offender 60 bt prosecuted
far felony.
For s,e at ICE Liberty street New Nogt p Magazine 81
Nts Orleans; % North Sixth sttcci, lbilai.lghis.
oI8 gvd&qtws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

sRonsERv "A robbery was perpetrateda, IIcwards'
Hotel, yesterday afternoos, about o'clock. Trunks
were broken open, papers carried or and 100 sover-
sipns stolen See the advertisement in another co..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

Agents for the Nesv-YOrk Herald.
Philadelphia, Psnn.-GEo. Is. ZIEBER, corner
Of Third and Dock-sts., opposite the Exchange.
Baltimore, Nd -WM. TAYLOR, IL North street,
near the Post Office. -aaf
Nstc Orieaas, La.-JoHN F. CUsNs s. Co, Mer-
chants Exchange, next door t the Post Office.
Sc. Louis Mr.. J. WOODWARD.
Mobile, AiH JOHN +. CURNs & Co.
Cincinnati, O.-C. ToBEy.
Troy, ~ Y-LEvI WILLARD, River. street.
albany, ~ Y. j. s. BARBER, corner of State
and N. Market, under the Museum
Poughkeepsie, ~. Y.-LEvI SMITH.
Nssoark, ~ John SUNDERLAND.
Netc Brunswick. ~ J-WILLIAM SOLOMON.
EttSa6eLhtoion, ~ J-SAMuEL CRANE.
Paterson, ~ J-MArrHEw DoUGHERrY.
Boston, Mass.--GEo. w. REpprNG, No. State
street, north side of the City Hall.
Neto Hausn, Conn.-D. G. MITCHELL.
Hartford Conn.-D. G. MITCHELL.
Precedence, X. L-JoHN GRKES.
Nos1cich, C0na.-JeHN BArEs.
Utica, " Y..-J. b. LoAK.
yyebstcr's Great Speeches.
wsssrERs Speech Richmond reported exclusively for
the Herald and the only full and correct report published
including Mr. Rves Speech at Auburn printed IN one
eents =, -,
WEasrERs Speech Wall street reported for the Herald
printed beautiful white for framng-prce 81 Sesame
speech single large sheet for franngprce i2l cents
WEBsrER's speech in Richmond, printed on white satin
also for sale-prce 81 SO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

49, 4 @a r. ,o.l@ M ., 800. A
Cro sail every other Monday.)
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. c. billiard,
LOUISVILLE, Capt NJ. Hunt,
HUNTSVILLE, Capt j. EldrJge
NASHVILLE, Capt. A. A. Wood.
SHAKESPEARE, Capt Allen Miner.
The above ships all of the first class, coppered and cop
per fastened Gi light dTa Of water and built in this ey
segers and commanded by able and experienced MASTER
The price Of passage from New York New Orleans fixed
at $50 and from New Orleans to New York $50, without
liquors They will at all times be lowed and the Mis-
sspp by ste amboats and the puncuay observed
IN their time of sailing Neither the owners captains OF
these ships will be responsible for ewery bullion precious
stones ser plated for letters parcels pack
ges sent BY pat board of he unless regular bls Of
ans taken for the same, and the value therein expressed
For freight or passage, apply to
n. K. COLLINS l. co 5s South st.
or JAMES r. WOODRUFF, Agent
his addr IS.
The ships of this line to sail regularly ad
vertised.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous to the
daY OF sailing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

A CHALLENGE TO ALI THE QUACKs.-Tbereis o
~ better remedy for the Fever and Ague than Dr.
Vegetable Fever Drops, originally prepared from Native
Pas and neither uniae A is IN tNa corfositir
and quacs others
pretend 20 have super rNeruge herewith challenged;
The propretcrs orders no and is Tor ale BY
The soe agent Co the United States. at
FEUCHTWANGERs Pharmacy, s0e Broadway,
ais cor. rearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW

IIAI 5Os VD cnrs are Yearly cured by Shermans Cough
LorenEes. perfectly pleasant, aud effect q
10 two 6f the most distr ssng coughs and Colds
Ply knot their great value, awsJ nd
to cir paeS& They not only the BEST but the safes,
medicine used.
The Rev. J. Kaut cured of stressng cough,
pain in his side night sweas and all the usua
consumption, few shngs worh. He took them by the
advice q hi who had known them where
his kill had failed
Bsu f. Goodsreed, 100 9Th Avenue La, used no other
cough medicine in his family for and fails
two days. Dr. C. Castle Dentist Bread
way recommends them not only as safe but certain
Dr. All. h. knows bette remedy for Coughs Colds
Asthma Whoops Cough Group, Tghness Of the Chest and
Consumption, than shermans Cough Lo1enges He
knew thsg quick and their opera
tnns
The experience OF thousands upon thous fully attest
their truly wonderful virtues.
said LOG Nassau ~ VI and 80 Fulton street. DR. ,ok.
o2g
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TMPosTAST TO M 4, As; fEMALtEss-MApAM

valuable Powders have been universally adopted la Eurcp.
bu, France IN particular for upwards Of thirty well
by hundrcesin scountr being the only mild safe
hcaeious remedy for hose orbs toe
Of family. The advertiser feeling the import
Of this subject and estimating the benefits resulting
oHssasb the sdofton Of prescribed By her would
respectfully the attention Of the married. By all that
they bold dear TO is consideration IL II not Wise
evils which subject by simple
and healthy within conri Every dispasoBate.
rtuous ard enlightened Wind will INTERESTINGLY answer IN
The affirmative THIS u al that Madame Rssiel recommends
recommended Price Five Dollars package accom-.
panied with 70 aud particular directions They be for.
wsrded ~ mail ts % the Uned States Al letters
must be fostpaid. and addressed to MADAME RkSTELL
tcmse Physician. Principal ose, tts recuwieh St, New
YORK. Ofce hours from "a. NJ tor Nj. Philadelphia Office
south izhth Oh la. w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

THt PRUSSIA TUOTH CkMENT-For tlling hoIlov
and ,trions teeth and growi hard short time after ~
aprlicaton rossesvg the ,er the natural teeth
for sale, with full directions for use
oi0 TWANGER's Pharmacy .s2o broadway
EXCEAEGE ofFICE =, So wall sireet-Ihe notes
II Bank Of Bennngten wanted AZ per discount.
Eastern Money tbsnkable in BOSTON, wanted per cen
Discount.
Ali Ea Is money discounted on the NOS, sbe
raj terms.
sovsreigns FOR sale az 81 &c
Eng sh liver. for sale At ~ rs.
Ohio Michigan Illinois and Indiana Bank Notes wanted
All kinds Of Broken Bank Notes bglght the highest pric
y. THOMPSON. 81 Wall trest.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

1OfFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND fhlE
IVA NIX BITTERs-Jhe high celebrity which these excel
20 which the human frame is liable Is familiar with
almost issg~at They became by their
uitsther good works have testified for themth.y did
thrive by the faith Of the ereduieus,
In cases Of cosveness dyspepsia, bilious and liver sEc
tons, asthma, es settled pans, rheumatism feyers and
sgHes obstinate head ehes impure state of the fluids unhea
thy appearance the kiu debility the sickness
ciden to females in delicate health every kind Of weakness
the digestive and in al general arrangements Of health
these Medicines have invars proved certain and speedy
constitutions. single trial will place the Life Pills aud Pho
MY Bers beyond The reach ofeompston In theestmaticn
Pr, pared and sod wholesale aud retail at WIN D. MOI.
FATS Medical oaAce, SIS Broadway, New ork.
p-Scns are genuine unless they have tae TAG smile Of
John Moil.tts signature.
Ir-The Life Pills are sold in borss-rrcs IS eentp SO
ssns ard dollar each, according TO the sEe and ne
hens Biiers bottles At enc or two dollars each, with full
directions
Agents for the sale Of Nohats Lifs Meaicines:A n
Sands fulton and William sts Chastney, M Eowe
-; Mlhsu is3 Broadway; DR. Leeds, Cherry st
Wirais Grand ~ aud = NJ Gulou, corner Bo~ery and Gnd
IL Grand DIR Lee 90 Madison ST. AZ Church
Is Bowcry. corner sTing sL Or George. as Carmne sr
franklin drug store, OF Main and Front ss
Mrs MsFsar, Hays. Brcokl,n scott nunnnS Jersey City
iShnsoS Nswton a d wilson RshwaTj Won YalssSburs
Rossman, IiufSpn Fowler, Newburg h Trlyett, 70.
krepsic; BrncStrhoN Collin and Gale, Troy III hyde, sa
ratosa sytlngsIJ w Horton, BsllstowRl IN Mcclure
Albany Brown, o. Wa.hugtonst Henshaw Ward Co. 80
India ~; larruih l. wharf Geyer foi H,so, st
Dctson; Watson. IS Central st. LoHell; Phillips Wor
eeseri = Dyer. Jr. rroylenee y. AS Jones' Newbury
port Proctor Rhoadss. Lynn; Whippe. SALEM Coombs
iucket Taylor. Newpo.i; Messrs. Dyer& Co Middle.
town, Ct; y Smith Co New haven Jno a Weed, Nor.
walk Jos w Smith. NLondoni WIN Fskner, Norwich. o2
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" Mr.. v. Clirh

Mr.. V. Clirshuxh:
Sr-Feeng for the restoration Of my hair which
lost since induced TO read your
tse the structure and oresniz,ti Of the SKIN and Hair
From your of treating the subject, felt confident
that had discovered the Of badness and that TO
the hst step TO mt Alter using
bottles OF TcCpherous oend the Of the heal
covered With soft dovny hair, which gradually Increases
strength; and having
for about IL months, have the satisfaction Of seeing
healthy crop growi * where before had not ah.ir.
of this certificate TO be used thik proper
expectation that ncnce others TO do have DONE
trust With the same success. - -. - .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07


Dear Sir This certify that have used three bottles
of that excellent article Clirehush Treopherous which
Advertisement recommends, and canddly avow that
fy pai Ss OF anan u ssa .,s I'm
their original coerand il has euay prevented hair
from falling Off The intrinsic virtue Of the article and
benefit my fellow citizens the sole motives that
induce pen this certificate.
Yours &c, X. l. BROWN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-17

OUR CLAIMS uPoS MExTcO.-It is stated in the
IsteIligsncer, that very little progress had been
made BY the Joint Commission under the treaty
vith Mexico, for the adjustment Of claims Of eiti
of the United States against Mexics, before
their adjournment for several weeks, which took
place some days ago. The claims Of American citi.
sas for spolations under this treaty amoun, 10 four
millions Of dollars. A merchan, Of this city has
claim Of one and half millions They are all Tor
speliatons committed in the great struggle between
The rival parties Of Mexico Three or four years
since treaty was negotiated between the agent, Il
The two governments, but Mexico Intentionally ne
elected 20 ratify IL, and government, under Cc-
neral Jackson, meditated eoercive measures 10 en-
fierce the payment Of our claims. In consequence
Of this tn. Msxicans agreed TO another treaty, pro.
vidsg for the appointment Of commissioner and
for reference Of the matter TO the king o Prussia
a. case Of disagreement
The delay spoken Of by the Intellirencer. 3 Bo
-6,ubt in consequence Of secret instrustions from
tke Mexican government The object Is 70 pro.
sra.tirate with view eventually TO End an exeus,
Zoe refusing payment Of the claims altogether
The British government manage matters OF tbi
sort far better The property Of their subjects hs
been deprecated upon by the NleSicsns, sad the q
yerrment soon brought them 90 terms. They threat
ened 20 send their West India feet. and blocksd
every port in the country and we shall probably b
Obliged 90 resort 90 this expedient at last. Az ~,
sent Mexico has neither the means nor the inclins
ton 10 paw on demand. but IL she should happen
get able, a verv slight hostile demonstration woul
sake her willing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-17
American Institute.

The exhibition Of horses, cattle, etc, this year.
has been a very gratifying one TO the admirers {
fine animals. IL would seem, however, that in an
exhibition Of an American Institute, American ami
mails should be shown; but the English cattle were
far the finest, and occupied the most prominent
ground in the display. There were two English
horses Of immense muscle and power, calculated for
heavy draught only The Penns lvsnia wagon horse
is noble animal, but these creatures are far supe-
ror in size and strength. The imported bulls aud
cows were the very finest Of their kind. They are
ofthe Durham breed, and for symmetry of 70 rm and
size can hardly be surpassed. There was also a pair
Of oxen from Massachusetts, emo rmous in size, and
fSultess in shape.
From scareful examination Of their length, and a
measurement oftheir cireum rerencc, we were con-
'inced that their joint weight could be less than
$500 pounds. There we're also some beautiful cat.
tie from New Jersey, and noble bail from Wash.
inston county in this State.
Animals Of every species. when Of great size and
fine shape, are always a beautiful sight, but IL
may well be doabted whether the superiority OF
the imported cattle particularly the Durham and De.
vonshire, over the ordinary breed ofthe country, is
suicici 70 indemnify the farmer for the great differ.
ence in prices. full blooded Durham COW will bring
from $500 TO $780, according her size or pedigree
while the very best efthc breed common 60 the coun
try will hardly bring $50 The intrinsic value Of the
Durham animal, when brought TO market no doubt
greater than that Of the breed but there h,
not that difference under any circumstsnces; and
Il Is almost invariably the case that far greater car.
Is taken ard greater expense incurred in feeding and