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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
Notitfa.
nnrNouRATIo MEETING.

GA meeting Of the Democrats OF Jefferson.
County win Be held at the Court House 10
charlesiown, on the first day Of Decembef Court,
(the l6th.) The object Of the meeting = to
send delegates TO meet the Convention Of this
Congregational District ID Winchester, on the
9Th Of January, to appoint Delegates 10 the
Democratic Nationsl Convention 10 be held ~
Baltimore 10 May next, 10 nominate candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the
United States; and to adopt such other proceed
ings Is the interest Of The Democracy may re-
quire.
Nov. 23, l643.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber most respectfully calls the
Il attention Of the citizens Of Harpers-Ferry
and the public generally, 10 the fact, that 10 ad-
dition to his large stock he has received fresh
supply o. late style Alpaca Lusires, & Chusans.
He has on hand, and will exchange dry goods
for
Pork, Beans and Butter.
Apples. Cider. and Turkeys. Il
Corn. Rye, and Wheat,
Apple Butte,, and Dutch Cheese,
,Buckwheat Flour, and Honey in the cone,
Dried Peaches with the seeds in,
Green Apples in the barrel,
@Woollen Yarn, Woollen Stockings.
Persons wanting fresh Groceries would do
welfio give me call, where they will be watt
ed on with promplness by the young man in the
establishment, Nc. Ward. The public may rest
assured that nothing will be left undons to me-
rit The patronage of the public.
RICHARD D. DORIAN.
Eisrpers-Ferry, Dec 7, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
Look OMt for bargains!
GOODS AT COST PRICES,
+ Q r GA S "a.

gNyHE subscriber having heavy engagements
il TO meet, has determined 10 reduce his
large stock Of Goods, by selling them at cost for
cast, and cash only
The stock consists Of great variety of
DRY GOODS, Groceries, HardscGre,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Fancy Goods, SC. SC.
The Stock being extensive, and well selected
all perskns in want Of seasonable goods, will
consult Their interest by calling Immediately.
JOSEPH L. RUSSELL.
Harpers-Ferry. Dec I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

We learn from he NslionaI Inieiligeneer, that
santa Anna has not resigned the Presidency Of
Mer;eo =. .,.,ed IN our last, bu. has merely lefs
de seat Of Govsrnmen, for ! season. aud thai
he has appointed President sd inlsrim. upon
whom dsvolves The ordinary exercise Of The pos'
ers. but not The changing Of The Ministry OF au,
other inpoflapi matter. ofeoufse saHia Arn'
vii resume The functions of power whenesef D
rhsnks proper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

The mcvsmtpf u he 'sDemotracyr Il Pitts
hpfg hes given quite rev turn 70 affairs, and
rendered NJ Van Bure1A chance for I nomi-
nasicn ~ he NoiionaI ccnventiol f1sher more
Predetermined than i seemed % BE ! fce weeks
since. 4 Is noN commended By lie dis,eniienls,
that Ne candidate can Be ssfsly run y he pnrly
unless be gen sote,of lwo-lhifds 10 the Con-
yenliou-a matter which cannot be accom-
piished. II the Calhoun and Buchanan folks hold
oui with any sort Of spirit. We ind, By consul
.-t.tson with politicians from various quar-
,ers. hat The Cslhonnises look upon Mr.. Van
nurens prospects Of election 4 decidedly less
ss.-s-z han even The Wings consider lhem.
They seem y adas~ zllzsk r snes os'e
man, with party enasselg united, 60 Jar q
least Is the leaders were coneerued,l could me-
succeed In ies0, be canAot BY possibility sue.
coed nexi year and We verify believe shai ma
NJ os than would be better pleased with MI
Ciay.s success than with Mr. Van Bureaus.
The breach may not be widening, but il Ger
.aiu1y i not closing ror do We see how il ca
81 closed. Men Of sssacity, who seem % b
.coolliudres Or passing events azsure US thai NJ
y,n Buren canaot e, Pennsyivsasa II any
.,nt--.nd his accounts for The Buehanan'---s
r,s, 4 ,bst SAFE. Others, q equal oppo'
ni,ies sav that New York is b no means .
,otwi,hs,anding The apparent victory there,
And the game now seems % pc, 70 oreaA
ths Convention, and lake shs chances y = ee !.
Il, scsamble.relying upon some "eOafi.iOaa'
szbs House Of Representatives, adverse 70
clay. Ia the meanwhile the People, the 9
Judging, unssllish masses intend TO settle me !
81 themselves, By Clay Electoral Colleges
ave me politicians all trouble, except me
.na.,esf or conscience during the coming ye
.-Eyery day cOnssdees Us ,ha. The wings
only % pres. onward, eh.erily and steadily
II all viii be we'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

g5-Persons indebted 10 the Free Press Office
are uniformed that payment must be made We
would regret the necessity Of being compelled
to force payment, but something Of the sort
must be done, in justice 10 ourselves, unless
early attention be gwen this notice.
j S & II N .GALLAHER.
DEC I, ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
cHARLEsruwN LYcEuM.

UeThe Charlestown Lyceum viii meet on Tues
day evening next. in the Court Room. Il 7 o'eioek
Questioa fir Dsbats:--" Was the French Re-
voluiion beneficial 10 France ~
The public generally are respectfully invited to
attend. Dec z, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

We see Il stated that machine has been re-
Gently invented BY which barrels are manufac-
tured utof unprepared materials. and better
article Than can be manufactured BY hand
The inventor, Mr.. Dooli,tle, We lhink'hss don,
,--...k IN The way Of labor-saving. He received
very compIicasediu is c6aFtettfe me. 'S~a .1.s'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
PnRK

Will be taken for dues 10 this Office. Those
indebted, having Pork for sale, viii please bear
the Printer in mind. We either have FORK,
or money to get il with.
Nov. 90 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
RAPr
and Ball!.S

,sss, a'.h instant. (Cbri.tmas Dav !, &.
Boiix.rs 'ern Of William c. Houss =, s s. zoe
NJ nj, . Fear HarPers.Eerry, AM o,r - 1Ou.a
bear and number Of T,ea' os' sen large fat
conisnding at the ssms 80 on'y ivo dogs 70 be
lag good dogs ara r.o,..,", ~ persons hav-
the battle ground Ir.ss s1 % bring them on
and skin Of the bear nil ne ngnt, the meat
men are therefore re,,.....I y shot Tor Marks
Rides. Gentlemen ~ ~ % e attend with their
are fond OF Racine ana those who
70 witness seyer,I ;,,. a.so aesired % attend.
-''a WIN lake place during The day' Hacess
Dee i. ls4a !, WIN. @. HOUSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
,tn.nExros N MISSOURI.

a., penn better known as Shad Penn, al pr
..nt.di,or II The ST. Louis Reper,er, aress
Loco paper, has been Publishing lsi'nanseous
"a Col. Benton, which ngs.1s terms Their
iuasdaueh IS they dss.-I Al, ! - ~an' q Prln-
lack O soepesaye himself ia no Other 80.
csRlss asisdraEing from Stale polite. y
ihso , X . late date among many othSr char
~ says: A@lo
M,es, pass Of The democra,, k,o
blind lead HE blind
Wndtlnusl Qec9T, when INC shat VIM :.
and your conduct demonstfaiessS ir,eres,.
moi only blind 10 some Of The cardlna
ar The State bat deal as 70 The popular voice
You cannot, thsfefore, be allowed 70 isaa ne
STATE politics, much less, 70 drirs men INFO sne
support OF your crude, or impracucaole sle vs.
III YOU have been sustained with astonishing i've
rality a. Senator, Il does not follow mat you
win be permitted as dictator 20 hold ausoiu'e
sway over the interests and destnirs OF tne S.ss'
II your errors have been mostkindly oseIiookea,
you should not infer thai arrogance and dicsa-
lion will be submitted to.
He tells The Colonel not to mistake a''eenerous
and con6ding. spiri. for subserviency and degen-
e,acy,s a that spirit Is only indicative Of that
nobIeuess Of feeling which qualities man, when
NECESSARY, 10 assert his rights. He warns him
sbou, being deceived as 10 The real character Of
Inc Missonrians, and concludes BY saying that
hsy win neither submit to his arrogance, nor De
deceived b such nos:rums he Prescrlbe' Tor
nc publication Of lhecufre1cy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

shgsE indebted 10 me. who h,v. 49,.
anl.. sofn, Pork, Wood, &s. are paO4ised
supply me with those ar.ices !. = 3
ae,.,, anuar5 money viii - & peeled '. y ne
be win n y respect 70 persons. IA h.s -
" w g spared the disagreeable sopcs
'ssonipg TO coercive measures necessity of
- 1914 ALFRED o'BANNoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
WOOD.

MY supply Of Wood for the Winter is moi com
ple,e. wish 10 procure six or eight Cords
more, mostly Hickory. Let my friends not tor-
JOHN 5. GALLAHkR.A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

tn. Increase or this body within few years
has been without parallel. 10 heir last Official
document. they publish their numbers in each
conference 10 The Unson and Texas, Of which
he summary is-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

97-Cspt. JonN a.. B HARDiEo will deliver a
Temperance Address in the Kabletown Church,
on Sunday afternoon next. At O'Clock. The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Dec 7, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
Wantcd InmedfafcIy.

Wanted immediately,
n NJ quantity Of Whest. for which the cash
GA will be given. Also. Corn, Rye, Buck
wheat, Oats, Feathers, Rags, Batter. Beeswsx,
&c for which the highestPrice will be given in
mercil1B dise, at reduced prices.
HEFLEB0WER s. co.
Kabletown, Dec 4, 1S43. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
GoGoiN ELECTED.

We learn tsays the Richmond Wing. iha,lhe
official returns Of The election in Inc Albemarle
District elect Mr.. Gossin, BY majority, as fol-
lows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

- 1879, n. rre.s
- -. . 8 "a. $500 L.. "a.
ns...s - s....s Is Il.
- Z 80 rr,:
...s J. -. ..'.-. ~ n. W. $500:
!. 1890
= - 80. .... 49, !. X .ste l
80 - -..-- 49, So e. h.,.~
:. 81 80 S.ie~,-
~ - 8. Z. y 81. n.,s.r
49, - o,r
1'.s' :. 80. :. 81 ~. : si'rr;s1 u
-. -! ~ - 49, s. ron ixno-
spirit q emuietion, nno q Na-lnt p ..e-
Die le,halgy. those Who have been as sla1n6srisE
sentinsls 81 the watch tonsr Of Iibeity.
Massachusetts has ssnfths message g =.
sister states. gsosiiug : Pa Msf''snas 81.
down = the claimant q "a. S.n s'a n s =
aswe gel Gov. bs.gss '.'t'y lss -.'- Il, I.
January, We man oss.I :.
Y e. ous iof DA'.,ao's ,,,,,. :,
Delaware says 'as. = -. = = !. -.
~ ~ s 80. 80. g. sac tbpt c.n
y 'ns sol'sls.s", $3.50 e.
Iop hsr Phs, eaa naFs " 80 -.
n Inc AeJs.ohe * 49, :. 80 $3.50 ~.
spoksps sna 20 ss.o'sFa DP,n .s c. 49,
Thousand ssrong,1 q oae ooot' = ~ $3.50. 49,,
-l-,-- -..,S AZ M, v..,,,.. ~ ~ lard Al
phaianx would zv,veg Lsomsh y 20 - : !.
Penn naks'-Nhst o>ins'ne'els corr "0a.o =
Pc lmPregnabie 70 NE Attacks q Locoloeo'sn'-
Al going Is with one 4eeofd Tor The Protector
. Home iaau.'ry.
o'1sf e'a'ss pese sPskep 70 quie q enppan'
s.ns apon ne snelssk and ail sPPfsr united 2
$50 9 ofo'ners' DESTROYS q saving ne coun
~ -. ~ assumptions q smother Loco roc
/. 80, .na ron me nHseFable miskuis q suel
~ Mi Aeaa gler nfn would. Eshu like, sci
wha,. =. s'ef pouags
kMo,h.- = 1870 re NE 0'd Dsniaiou. th
: = STATESMEN snake 10 ihelcslI Tor In.
sAena---. from bs,s 80 De,ssa'ss WILDE il
isoA. As far a. sssctf llrlent = Vii
foryirginn's bearipg gu NE nag es.'s s,. 81 !.
we enter her name among me ils' p ',,s's, =,
I hdent that her soma will DOT lei pc. y 800.
g 50 equala contest. Nc Tears nsea = ~ Z :
= The Old Dominion wiIi let A'P 'ntYOsn
GERS. that which she gan take nfm nan0.aO'a'
-sThere is DO reason Why We cann0' Ms.sA
afe, >suorsfin as greas nrmoer-1pfopot',on'
9 ou'>~<Qeficsi strsngsh--as any o'ner 2: =. :.
( up Mna' ~ sister :eOunties' r. Us v.
ner. rag eean' by the Farmer Of Ashian
;, in '1' ennsF winch y
Mr. portrait.
aim Would y moi NeiI, ip order 30
mat e..a,, own ,he prG;ud<
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

NIL Of TANNING, or Leather Rsstorer,v =
~ new chemicsl discovery, rendering boots
and shoes perfectly waterproof. All old leaih-
er carriage tops, and old harness. can Do ~
-nswed BY the use Of it, so as 10 be almost a.
good as new. Try il.
Also, Black Oil yaruish for sale At
Dec7 EN- ASnHl----
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
rEA M NoRTI1 cARoLTNA.

The Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer has rseeiy-
ed ieslsr from Mr.. NewbflI Pickett. OF Granville
county. N. G., in which he says;
~ have procured the seed Of the Chinese Tea. 50
much used in America. 4 Is genuine, MIXTURES per-
eetly well in our climate, and be raised IN album
dance. with very little trouble"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
House FOR Rent.

TINE subscriber offers for Rent that desirabl
Il house at present in the occupancy Of \
n. Gaffsher, and next door to CharlssN
quilh's Store. - :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

These are the egieial nssjafiiis., and how Il
happened that the sheFlfs did not add hen up
right, We cannot divine.
We suppose sha, Mr.. Giimef win not, q
.course. profit By such a mistake, although be
1919 iie thfee days voting in Madi-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

: John II. Nc Endss flesty
W;Il;.m Anrv,;- Michael Tssman
E J.mss ar a William Kennard
/ s,n Rs,t.r sn'ner NC Kirk
Henry Bysr. Anthony T Lemon
Owen B;sssa William Loudoa
Richard P.,u. Peter Little
John row. Andrew Logan
Joseph = co,.., John McCormiek
Washine,or 81 Peter Mccormick
Henry cl; n. Coioert Martin Mccormick
John CO. James NcGraw
John Car,.. John Michel
John Csrp;s. Charles MdRinsey
Joseph Chriswen tUa,:H usg.oVe I 2 sons
seorrs ca,.. Jonas Madison
David coSn s@an Edward NICELY
cSSs;"r Henry Nicely
-s John Noland
Wiliism Price
I'M Pence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
Pork

"7ILL be received BY US in payment Of
w fdebts or for goods, at the Baltimore
price, deducling the transportation.
Dec7. KEYES & KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

Altef Mr.. Davis had concluded bis ad.
dress il was unanimously resolved. that
The Wings Of Ohio county send three
huudred and fifty delegates TO the Young
Mems Convention in Baltimore dele.
CATION Of thirty members 10 the Stale Con,
yention at Richmond, and len delegates TO
the Convention al Fairnont.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

Clay Club in Hardy. we learn by q
friend, who was present a, Moore6eld on
Saturday week. that the Wings Of Hardy
county! held a large meeting-on that day,
and formed themselves into Clay Club.
VIM. Seymore. Esq addressed the meet
ing. and deleg gates were appointed to at
tend the Richmond Convention. A.iarge
number Of delegates were also chosen 10
attend the great gathering Of Wings 10
Baltimore at the Ratification Convention
Of the 2nd Of May. It's expected, says
our informant. that The Hardy delegation
will appear al the Convention, in Home
spun, and they are 10 take with them a
mammoth steer, which will weigh nearly
5000 pounds. The Wings Of that region
are hard TO beat Win. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

{ April next-as having open accopn,.
-. svoks, Or the books OF j. Al. Ro5;a. - our
800. 'c nouned that = settlement ~ .aoh ere
.sus oy note or cash, il posi:iyeIr 1s asn 81
Rses.uiiJ requested, on or befors ~ =,
Should such settlement. ~, 4.
uhand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

President Houston contradicts, in The
most positive manner, the story reported
on The authority Of Gen. Murphy, respect.
ing alleged negotiations between Texas.
England, and Mexico, He denies en-
physically the charge Of meditsting trea-
son. or conniving with either Mexico Or
England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

mesnl Of Treasury Noes Outstanding
owauani, it is officially stated, was
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

The highest protective tariff ever enact
Congress, was that bf 1928. Mar
- voted for that tariff.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02
EXCLUSIVELY


JA ] z F.S
osuppy the City aud Interior Trade the piece package
Byconning their entirely and exclusively to this
one article L. D. are enabled only exhibit more
tesve a1d beautiful assortment than BE- found elsewhere
StAes but 10 sell always at prices low and generally
tOWer than houses whose divided
among large variety OF articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands OF Different Pat
styles TO winch will be constantly added all and dsirg
will be got up exclusively fer their sales.
Purchasers article win find their interest to
anime TIL before their Prints Even If hev do
purchase they w least have the advantage OF seeing
the styles, and learning the Lowest market prices
" dialogues of Prices, corrected with variation OF
the Market placed in the hands Of Buyers All orders
will receive the best attention AUS 3mD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02
CARPETINGS.

Flo OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS. Nc.
AMI i1'5nbscribers have on hand an extensive
ana choicS election Of Carpetings
~, FROM Low PRICED INGRAM
ny, ne Richest and most Costly description of
- 81 3aa;S :; SAX0NY, ROYAL WILTON, VELVET
Nhf.S, AAAllNSTER AND TAPESTRY
Al<o arpet Ii gs.
- Il q Il Q l. c I9O T H
of the
'eat6s' md most Splendid Patterns and Colors.
fn Rngs q dad d, English Bookings Dsoggers Felt Car
TaSis 81 ~ She Tichest descriptions; French embossed
w " 'ieho Covers, &c. &c., all which will be- sold at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES, BY
oesa C, w. SMITH s. COMPANY,
Sfs 2t Broadway opposite the CITY Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02
NJ a RRIED.

On the 3ls October, by the Rev. Mr. Fisher, Frederick
Caerden 10 Miss Mary c, daughter of the late EPhrain
On Tuesday evening, Oct a,t by the Rev Hemsn Bangs
Mr James Woodng to Mary Jane Fowler all of this city
On Thursday evening 26th ult by the Rev Dr. Hutton
Capt kenney Coullsd of this city, to Miss Clara G. Cole
of Bucksport, Ne
At Brooklyn Oct 3lst, by the Rev. W B. Lewis, Angus
,us c. Richards Mary Caroline youngest daughter OF the
late Zac. ariah Lewis, Esq.
Al Flushing L. l. on the 2eth ut, by the Rev Nj Cor.
don Edward Ogden Crowell Of Huntington proprietor Of
the Long Islander" Marietta daughter of John CaTl
of Flushing.
dali E. g. Peude,on, Esq to Mary E, daughter of Andrew
Chapman, Esq, both of North Stoningon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02

IL Downs Eiixir.-It is truth nor TO be denied,
uas, Coughs Colds Group ConSupttOnS, Asthma 2udhny
e.er diseases OF the LUNGS has been ouTedu thousands Of
cases by the tiney use OF ~ H. Downs VEGETABLE BAL
SAM ELIXIR as there is abundant proof. Persons afflicted
win snv these alarming diseases Will Be satisfied of the
auth oi US satcmentthe conditions and rrooby calling
~ any oil the following agents before II IS too ae cough
%nays Is proceeds consumption and death
m ~" -dS, l2 Wamsreet and 63 Dlvision-siree; j.
- Dy,siou-seet: Symes medclnestore Bow
coI,.r e "alker-stSet; aud at Syme, of Full
'oh sna " ater streets n2 ITO
u DnRuerreotype Miniatsrrcs take1. IN a
I%f!or style by W m X Knapp Columbian Hall Nc.
1'ancseet with all the latest improvements including
VI tetsohs wanting correct likeness Of themselves friends
se respectfully solicited 20 call and specimens Pic
sass ere tst cloudy stormy and ir weather Prices
seqdng Ase, from 30 70 81. Hours from a NJ until
~ nls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02

20 The Methodist Episcopal Church Ut
North BERGEN tone mile aud haltirom Jersey City
Hoboken Win Divine rermsiou, viii be dedicated 10 AZ
Snight God Thnrsday November I'd when SERVICES may
Ipe F s5pseted moins 2eEnGom and evening - He Rsy Mr.
sSo' Porter of the NewJerscy Conference expect
eG 70 othciste on the occasion.
North BERGEN Oct 28 1873. noyt 2t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Mr. Towns translaoni spirited and the power
and interest Of the oTigralin remarkable degree"
y. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Alessrs Haper, by employing first scholar
10 ansate the work have the Of the other publish
er they having issued half of the whole work while The
English edition. published the Times office has only reach
ed about one quarter the chapters Hence the vru.nse OF
the Times WE. HAVE TAKEN PAINS TO EXAMINE
ALL THREE OF THE EDITIONS PUBLISHED IN
THIS COUNTRY, AND WE DO NOT HESITATE
TO PRONOUNCE THE, NlESSRS. HARPERS EDT-
TION DECIDEDLY THE BEST. That published at the
Times Office miserable enough-ul OF errors, and bungled
together like limping raphs heaped with rtchfork
An attempt made translate the slang nhaees Eu
csh cockneysms and they stale and Tat enough In The
other edition. strong and language the vivid and
brilliant descriptions and the continuous climax of incidents
if we may so speak which have made the original work
popular IN France have been preserved throughout. F
ought TO krolr something about it, ion haze employed
leisure for three months ranslatng the orginG! lcork
from the French OUR ADVICE TO THOSE WHO
WISH TO OBTAIN THE WORK IN ITS BEST
FORAl, is TO PURCHASE THE MESSRS. HAIR
PER'S EDITION" o3l 3t Boston Daily Mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02

ppovJsIONs-pork is rather nominal to-day at $40
,a sll with small sales parcel of Baltimore Mess Is
eared at $40 ga Sales 80 bbls. thin Mess at ~ oV Deer
ceiling 10 considerable extent rs and 7' CITY Mess
so5a So The demand for Lard IS good anu ooiS' are
ortb 81 for poor 81 for prime Kegs % cents
with sales /. .oo ooo T, -,
sl3. cash. -.
sbsa,hpc Copper steady at 81 cts mos looV lbs '"ie
Ola sold at Is cents cash. and 425 lbs Old Brass at
10 cents, cash. OH. $40.
HTDES.-A sale of 900 doz sa'teo Se"-o'ie"N' ""'
made ON terms not transpired.
rRIIT-At Boston at auction, ss'es-ha'sins-Maiaea'
,e mark sl4 casks adv IS sold So? GOO hi do ~ soo
S. 100 or do 40 .old 52t black mark, sou CASKS "
3 so 80; 900 hf de, 20 sold 50; loo or DO u sod
a. each bunch 264o boxes adv, 300 sod 81 -: e'';
7o hf do 400 sold 1000 or do 5oosold SOC each grapes
2so half casks adv 900 sold 35 90 each Alnonds-
CO. blled 60 trails IL cts pe.lb The above cargo OF
rhe Wave, and mos--Geo' Lorinss orand'J
Correspondence of Pomeroy and Co Wall street
ALpASY Oct, 3lst.
The arrivals Of Flour by Canal air extent for the
season Yesterday the receipts were, 1880 bbs at this
place To-day the receipts will not fall short Of they do
moi exceed 1000 bbs. Estimating the receipts at 5000
bb for TO-DAY the statements for the fourth week in October
will be this
Receipts for 4th week in Oct. lS43 to Oct 81 $50
Oct 3lst eoo0
To,al.sl 81 $50
Receipts West Troy sc. Estimated at, $1,000. &c coo
Total. -. l4l 800
Receipts for the correspondent week in 1872 ll54l.
Excess in 1913. oOS3
The receipts for the month of Oct 49, 4So932 bbls; last
year All OPS bblsbeing an excess Of about 10000 bb
Flour here is without change, 81 so 563 for good
common brands Of Genessee The only transaction in Gram
is sale of 900 bushels Oats at 273 cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-02
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