The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03

ry extensive of lale, for cash, at rather inn
proved prices, in all parts of the country
The Boston Courier has not altered lis quo.
tatons at all for two or three months, and
gives the following account Of the state of
thugs.-V. Chronicle.
The Transactions in this article in market
have been very limited in extent, since the
new clip was taken of, but in the country
| there has been an animated demaud. and an
unusually large quantity of heeces have
been sold, and in some cases very consid-
cradle advance on the prices Of last wear
have been realised. The abundance OF
! money and the eagerness of manufacturers
| TO obtain supply, have had tendency to
advance prices beyond the expectation of The
growers. The new clip begins 10 come in
10 market freely, and we have no doubt the
article can be obtained In market, all things
consdered at better rates for the purchaser
than have recently been paid 10 the country.
Pulled wool is scarce and prices have con-
sderably advanced. There is steady de-
mand for coarse foreign, and the stock il
gradually diminishing.
Prime Saxony Fleeces, washed, 10. 81 A
10; American full blood washed, 80 IS;
American "a, washed, 80; American, 2,
washed, 20 30; American and common.
washed, rs 81; Smyrna, washed, 20 23i
Smyrna, unwasbed, 10 a Is; Benoasi, S "a 10;
Buenos Ayres, unpicked, Z a 10; Buenos
Ayres, picked, II is: Superfne Northern
pulled lamb, 2S a 80; No. l. 20 II. No. 3.
10 a %; No. 3. IL 15
10 ARREST BLEEDING AT THE Nost,
Close with the opposite hand The nostril
tom which the blood flows, while the arm
of the same side is raised perpendicularlv
above the head In every instance in
which be has had recourse TO this means
during he past three years, NJ. Negrer
has always found that it suspended Fem,
,orrhage-a fact thus explained by him.
When person stands IN the ordinary
posture, with his arms hanging down.
the force needed to propel the blood
through his upper exlremites, is about
one half that which would be req tired
j. his arms were raised perpendlcuary
above his head. But since the force
which sends the blood through the car.
olid arteries, is the same as that which
causes tito circulate ,hroue h the branchiaI
arteries and there is nothing in the mere
position of the arms above the head to
stimulate the heart 10 increased ac;on,
it is evident that a less vigorous circu4
aion through the carotids, must result
from the increased force required to car.
~ on the circulation through the upgcF
exlremities. Asylum Joulaal.
THE CRUSADE AGAINST Does.-The
holy horror of hyd,ophobia having iasti-
gated the 'conscript fathers Of the city to
wage war of determination against the
whole OF the canine race, Captain Ferdon.
with his aids'de-camp, Mr.. Timpson, ii
posse of police Officers, and a number of
executlonerS OF the prescribed ours ard
puppies of the city, eutered on the work
Of death and destruction on The 25,h uIt
During the first week, ending july I,
there were killed $50 dogs; in The Cd,
ending July s, III in the 81, ending Ju.
ly Is, 1874; during four days this week,
up to Thursday night, making ia
all 503 dogs which have been cut of and
consigned to the grave. The war silt
RACES from to 9 o'clock 10 the mora.
ing, every day save Sunday.-N Y Trib.
A POWERFUL FIsH.-The Ship Ell
ward, Capt. S.eeI, commando, arrived as
Philadelphia on Fridly, So days from
Buenos Ayers. While on her passage
out she sprung leak. Ga arriving at
Montevdeo she was overhauIed, when il
was found that the sword of sword fish
had been driven into the side of the vessel,
penetrating the copper, boards, sheathing,
H., and reaching four inches into the
clear. Cap. S. retains the end o; the
sword, four inches long.
CAUTION TO CAwrmrx. A cartman
on Wednesday drew up opposite a hy-
drant IN Cedar street and directed tho
stream of water with full force against mis-
horse, we presume for the pnrpose Of wash,
ing or refreshing him. Within three
minutes from the commencement Of the
operation, The horse reeled and fell dead
on the spot.-N I Sun.
Two men, John Andrews and William
VoHels, were buried alive in CorveIand,
oakland county, Mich, on the 23i ult.
by the cavlng in of well in which they
were at work. They were buried to tho
depth OF AZ feet, and it was some 46 hours
before their Eeighbors succeeded in dig
ging to the bodies of The unfortunate men.
10.
The iron steamboat Pilot. Capt. Low,
arrived here on Saturday, in 81 days tiom
St. Johns l. G. She is nov running
regularly between this city and S.. Johns,
which is but a short distance from Mon
treal. She leaves again with passengers
and merchandise this evening, from the
wharf in he North River; foot of Rector
street-N Y Express.
All the London AMI Liverpool packets
in New York have reduceG the price Of
passage outward to S75. Il has stood at
$500 for some time. without liquors.