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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

OCQl OCu!--rhe Charleston Mercury .holds
the following language with 6gard 10 The Contest
in prsgres. betNcep The Enquirer aud Republicans
The Pet-rsbarg R,Pabtoa- aud me Redmond
Enquirer There - writer In The Petersburg
Rep I'licaa. over the luminous signature of KIP
Raps." VITA has been playing The deuce with our
venerable ucu5 ct Ihe EuIutrrr. The old geuilu-
man IS nm awful Irrpadstsn, hat Is Clear.-snd
with good reason. fr he has been not only most
'terribiy raped bat we think fairly ripped and his
howeis shed out So that scarcely more remains To
lie done than To perform the rites of extreme uncIiOa
ard ease hs parting spirIi IN It's passage upward
Our .refd ciies ouI tor a truce. and protests he will
not open has mouth cor SIX weeks. because he L.
tired Now It can't be he - 'ired.' Tor oil the
world knows Old VIrginny neUer lire No. he is
lhrashed. we fear. aud wants only n liiie time tn
mend his bones aud grow whole again. aud We say.
in The name Of heavenly cha ny, L-i h'm have At.
for &c he old gentleman Is raped aud dipped
much longer, after Tins fashron. We WILL he reduced
To such a ffagmrniary mass at last. that the canldrun
of Maden. with twenty times rs medicaied virtues.
wonld tail la reuov rte h,uh.-and then what VIII
20 4 Vutg,nny" 'do1 We ask the question With
infinite Splemniiy-yYhat will The great State OF
Virginia do. when VI R,Irhie is gOnsl A question
not 10 tie answered.
Notwithstanding ur deep sympathy Gr The yeie-
ran warrior of the EhYE'rerr II. has diverted Us not
a little To see tow differently equipped. The cum.
bainuts rush iO :hr fight. The One as u used to
Srrcise The over c mmInd OF Il pondeDus VlrgmIan
Team and Cuach. falls upOn bis IA re youthful
on:agpnisl With his iaVOuie NGIp,-g cd un'y Tor
distant blow = asd lung, a"d Nhich Winding
AZ every Jerk. vHh ~enlless revolutions roapf the
G'e. prove lar more terrible in The smarb ILan he
stroke. The other armed with a sLorf tough crab,
jumps right iuIo his adversary. aud getIing well
under bis arms. KEEPS uP an industrious Gathering
in the region of the ri's. We y much as II he wa
dusting n carpet. that we couiess we should find
oursel,e rs indescrthabiy distressing. But we hope,
sincerely nothing erious' will come of our fncnd's
unfortunate rene ulrc. % he would permit US 10
prescribe. we shoald say-thaI with a little Parma
ceI' Tor hts inward bruises, and a free application
OF The Vegetable D~ulcamara" fresh from Albany
for the outward. aided by the six weeks respite he
asks for (and Nhth We insist he shall tavs) We
have strong hopes lac shall do we'll. and yet live ~
Fight all his baules DER again,
Thrice To conquer oil his foes,
(And Ihncc Ia STAY Ihe slain!")
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

cept by the sound of Elnathan's knife as
he S~napredit by shutting aud opening.
after curling a chip INTO small bits; aud
bv Phebe. who added both flour and W.
Ter Ia the contents If her bread trough
and worked away with great Industry.
The corporal began again,
Al! wOnI you let me court you,
dear Phebe!
No! won't have any thing TO do with
you-clear out.
Bu, Einathan grew valorous, as he
saw she had neither hand AT liberty, and
nothing To throw AT him.
w-Phebe-wont you9
Begone! cried Phebe. waxing wroth,
and looking round as Il for "A dishclmh.
Come, come, SAID the youth soothingiy
and waking round behind her; Let us
Ue friends, and ret this kiss
Thus kiss, II it departed from Elna
than, never reached Phebe; for at the
very MENTION, and before he.could dodge.
the maiden seized him by his wa;stband
and his HAIR, aud with the. strength oi
C~lUndalca, put hun bead downwards in.
TO her bread trough. How he ever GOT
out ! don't know. but Phebe Fllnt and
John Horseshoe were married that day
our weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

The Nos. {, 9,ll, were dog up'nfler - days and
II was found IhaI No 3 lad an ipch more 10 grow TO
reach The surface OF he eahh. Nos 9 and IA had
I1st spn'uted. hui were shurt. and three inches he
low The surface. No 10 came up in la days, but
The Ie'.de' leaf renamed Only,6 days gfeel. aud
then wiIherrd There is TAO experiment; which
si'nws more c early disadvantage Ola shallow pllnI.
ing IN a sIl tot loo Cluse. and lruddeI, down. than
TINS. The IN re shallow the seed was covered wiIh
earth. the more rapidly The sprUuI made It's appear
nnce and the s~t.ungsr afterwards WAS The stalk
The deeper the seed lay, the Iu ger II remained he
lore Al came 40 The surface. Four inches was too
deep Tor the maize. aud must therefore be Tor yet
smaller graia kernels.
PErRi gives an exPerim0 nj made on rye " ilh The
following re'u!is The iirsI cplumn shows the depth
al winch the seed was pat; The second, the number
ofdays ILat elapsed before ii appeared above ground;
The third. the number vi plants thai came,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
METHOD OF CAUSING CABBAGEs T,

METHOD or CAUSING CARRIAGES TO
HEAD DURING III WINTER.-In the fall
ot The wear, when II IS lime TO gather cabbage, we
always end muTe Or less Of them that have int
formed any heads. They may have grown well.
and have a large sIOck Of leaves, hut have not
closed mp in The form necessary to make a good sold.
compact cabbage.
WIN Vance. Esq. OF Readfeld. has pracliced hr
many years the following method, which efIectually
closes these loose leavesin The course of The winter,
thereby iurn, shing him with a supply Of tho best
KIND early in the spring. In the tall Of The year.
Just before The ground closes up he gathers al the
c~abbages, which have not headed, together. lie
Then Digs a trench eighteen inches D, more, deep.
and OF sufhrieut width 10 admh The cabbsges. lie
then eluses the leaves together by hand. winding a
wisp OF straw or somsihihg else around Them 10 keep
inge'her' and then puts Them M lhis trench. with
heads duNu nHd n'Ols up. lie then packs straw or
leaves ans earth snug about Them, and iouRds Up
'he earth over them. The trench should be dug 10
a place where the water OF The rains ADD SHOWS runs
on and will not stand about Them. A board, OF
couple 81 boards, nailed together N The form Of a
rOoi and put over the mound, may be useful.
10 ne spring u The year open your trench and
you Will hua that The ca bbsges are aliheaded firmly
t%ogether- aEd II he wafer has nOt got NJ, will be
sOlId and-hard. Mr. Vance has had The ~goudness 10
send us q few heads which hs has formed in this
way, which were very nice.-Maiae Farmer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

Nr. Senator AicDufie. Of SOuih Ca.oIina. seems.
we are s,fy TO ssy. iasi falling IN his health. end IL
d 10 Le feared That he viii never be able again 10
take hs seat iu the Nauo lsl Legislature. The
Sivunuah Georgian, speaking Oi him says, LIE ap.
pears tu be lad ug Gsi-hs walks with feeble.
unsteady gait, and hs nervous system - made
remoi'us by the least excitement. It's nell ncholy
Go luuk upon ~ noble a WreoE Of human being "
There eau be 30 d0ubt mat George McDuHis
p'aesred the most srgorous mtelleci sOum u the
boundary 10 which our southern Trends sos fond Of
all"Jmg o. he lue Of demscsupu between ne
cold should as'ucism ofrlc North and tie .chlyaIry'
"i sous oi the sun ct rhs Soah. he -. WIlhoui quez.
u"n snd without douuL. a great man--
u'e greatest soutb oi" Ma-pn aud Di1uns Lms"--
'e'y heq'en'iy a"d even sbsu,diy sroug.but always
great even 10 his sffJrs Il - .nslasshOly u see
1uch . Ign, 50 ouI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
BALTIMORE

The large amounr of business iran acreJ within
The last lew days. Is without a parallel Of this sea.
SON OF year. Every branch Of trade seems 10 have.
received an impaius. and our merchams and others
oeg'n To irelIhni a day of prosperity has al length
arrived. All descriptions of American Mann(actur.d
Goods are ia great demand aud an advan,e has
taken place in Brown coIoss aud Al Goods. of !
10 4 cenI per yard.
C"tiee- Sales at Auction on Friday. of over
1000 bags Rio at "a 80, Principally Al 7Ia73 con,s
Sales Up private couIracI are made far RIO ii a7z
eenisi La Gnnyra ~ cts and St. Domir go 81 Genus
Pr1vISI"ns.-Sale of Mess Pork have hecn made
tn Sll.rash. No ] $40 25oSlO SO. Bacos. Yves
tel assorted. strictly prime. Aida cents; Hams S
.a63 cents; Western M / lard IN Kegs. TAIL oeDIs.
Tnhacco The inspections nf The week are
l4Sl h"gsheadsi o which. All were Ohio, 70
Kentucky. aud I56 Missouri. / quote Ken.uckv
for mieror To mIddling. at 81 50nsl.
Hemp-C"uniry dew roied. 4l5 cents per ID,
country wnier uHcd,7a74c GEMS.
~Ols-LI"seed. SO IS cents per gallon. ia de-
mand, Lard OIL, 50a65 ceBis.
F~enIhers.-2ba3O cents per ID, Light stock on
hand.
FlaIsecd Sales 10 some extent at 81 30 per
bushel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

The root stalk, forms iIselfalways next below tho
surface ofihe gruund,and # We place the grain deep,
u must fret put unI lis sprouts 10 The surface, ahd
i"nn us branches ia n nearer connection n nh the air
We never finJ IiIht tue smoker roots are ranged hUm
below To a;"ve, but The contrary.
From The experiments of Ugaze, who Tried seven
W SIX with different grains. II is clear thai shallow
sowing. Ii the seed Is only 50 far covered as 10 sprunl
and the grem - protected from iminedi ale contact
with The air. is preferable TO laying The seed deep,
because II springs up quicker, aud acquires a strong.
er growth, and has harder plants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

We would call attention Ia The fact, that orr
Banks ceased Issul Nc one and Two dollar noles Oh
The hrsi Of his month, The law expiring Then by
Limitation. When he notes are returned q, the
Bank which issued Them they cannot be paid out
"gnrn. Each Bank how ever, can issue The other.
"n'es. As these small notes are most useful
aud cOnyement. II woulL he well # our citizens
a'nde an ed'n to keep hem IN circulsuon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

A FRfGfITEGL LIST. 1T has been asceriained
that Inc District Of Moyamsnsing alone contains
the astounding number Of four hundred and
tresiy asLoeEsed greg shopsl How many licensed
ones there are 3 not stated. but, combined. there
are enuugA 20 Assist largely in filing The aimshouses
and iails, and adding considerably 80 The iaHoi'oa Of
the county. end ~ The amount Of vice IN society
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
HH5HuEElEArEEIflfSNlIsa

CUBA For a day or Two past. a rum.r has been
prevalent IN our city. that advices 81 an-7mperIamt
character had been received Of Washington To- Ihe
effect, IN nj At the instance Of Espauero. The Ia,.
Spanish regent. the British government had deter.
mined upon taking psssessiun of Caba, and has
actually iaSen measures &c that end. We have
endeaTored 10 learn whether here was any truth
in the rumor. bGI can learn nothing To Justify .
belle. in ii.-Boit Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

HARMONIC Is truly amusing IN be,, oL,
u'"e 'Il'fm"ny OF The Richmond Enquirer. call
ou' TO the Calhoun party Union, harmony. concrlrf-
'on'' when II Is all ior Van Buren,, aud Calhoun mo-.
hing. Sam says to Harry. now lets not qrarrel,u
would not be brOthery. bui 1 must have aI fine
bread aud butler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

WA MISS ANN MARIA BURK was struck
down in the sJroeis Of Baltimore Thursday night.
about eight 0'cl,ck. ~ sumo mao wuh e club. The
bloV fractured her scuI anil Occasionej hrf doaih
the nsrt morning she lived in q Mr Males
and AS endelred 20 Mr. M's family by hsramiab,l
nv. Toe Mayor of Balum0fs oasm8 reward Of
$500 Tor the murderer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

FAITlI.-Eal'h. wihUu works q nuva,or, ana
insignificant. IL $ a fouhdaiiOn " ,,hol,t .pv s,,.r
structure raised upun ~. u is a ioanJaio wtisb ..nd.
touh no s'ream;a Tree which heihef beArs lruii 49,,
affords shade. G@ud works, sgaia; u,thaht go,
principles, are isr hal AIRY sifn6tufs, y ilhoui Grm.
hess or %siahd'ty. They resemble The house bum IN
the sand; The reed that shakes with the wind You
must joan the two "a full uniu;.. II you would cShihlt
the character of u real Chrtsinin. tie Who SETS Iaitb
ia opposition Ia iailh. IL equally an enemy 10 the IN.
9 resls of religion. lie hobbs up To- view On iinper.
lscI and disigaTed G.tm. in the r~bm of what on,bf
To commani respect inhm all behoidrrs. by l,anins
10 ono extreme. he Is ia ddnerr ol ialhag into vleei
by the other. of running info rsnpisty -BLAiR.
TO-PRENENr THE RAFAGESO or FOWLS
Around the yard enclosure. rom pusI To post. err
tend a small wire, abont Nv elve inches above the
tops 81 Tho palings. Bam-yard fowls are not very
aspiring birds. and seldom attempt a flight higher
uiar' necessary To accomplish their object. The
inpefcepiible wire iberetCre operates as u compile ts
reuuler To Their attempts la skim The paling loYs.
and the ufieH ecled check forever quiels the asplr-
ing hopes OF their vaul'iug ambition.
This plan, which might be extended TO the gar.
den as well as the yard. is the next best We know
Ia that OF a ponltrY yard. in which The fowls ore
constantly confined $50 Uhern Planter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

We bad expected some news Of @hs election in
Maryland which I-ok place day before yesterday,
ttosiburgh precinct al least; but are disappointed.
We shall receive the news from BALTIMORE. sc. for
eur paper of tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

We learn that a due OF the steamer Muskingum
Valley collapsed on "Wednesday morning ON her pas
sage irom Pittsburgh 10 This city. killing Two u her
crew. the engineer and a deck hand. We cannor
bear Of any others wounded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

We copy the Dl oUmg from the Liulo Ro.k G..
zeuo ofths 2Otb Hs
'Wbgle AZ Eliztbolh Jackson county. Colonel S..
vier slated that The attorneys Tor lice Baicsyile souk.
had claimed The .um Il "a 200 Tor ihei, sery CO.
"ben 90 fact They had cclI,cted bot $500 for rb,t
'uHnu,"n. Cote 3 ~ Nolaud, one oi ihc attorneys
alluded Co., isoui 30 card DO tme Nuuh Arkansas.
'on,'o''cu"s The statement 90 such q manner a.
'mases IL ceuaiu' that lhs Ssualyf mu.i do .,me
6fhtmg'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

The New Orleans papers repaIi nine deaths BY
yellow fever al Ihs charg Hospital IA that city on
th 25th uh,
Three new eases Of yellow fever were reported
To the Mobile Board sf Health on The 26h uli.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

Various experiments have been ined To- deiermine
the proper depth at which seed shoultLbe -puL & he
following Is me result OF an experiment wrlr maze
or Indian corn:
1hai which Mns nlnn,rh nI Iha drnlh nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

The steamer Yighanl was snagzed aud sunk he
!" zee" Louisville aud Cincinnati on Friday lasl-
Tue buut aud cargo will he a r.rol loss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

MarshdI Bertrand was expected "a Louisville on
his way uP the Ohm, on Monday night last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
the WAN VINO sOWED THE FlsT FIELD

IHE MAN WHO SOWED II FIST FIELD
- WHEAT IN WESTERN NEW YORKE-
The venerable Mr. Barlow. Of Csnandaieua-lhe
man who so"ed the first field Of wheat ~ Western
New futk-wW be 90 town 10 morrow. R,s,m.
have been provided Tor him NJ The Rocbesie, U,u..
lie IS % years Of age and he Is coming out 10 the
tur 10 participate 90 the gathering Of The ycomspry
-Rsrteuer Dfm1rr1l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
PROPER D;pr,I rDR SrrDS

thrice In conquer oil his iues, .
(And Ihuce Ia Stay Ihe slaiu,")
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23
DIED,

On the morning the 2st of Dysentery Si!. j. only
Of John and Susan II Cae, aged two years. six months
aid nineteen days
The friends an acquaintance the family respectfully
invited attend t funeral from 20 Vandewaters;reet
o'clock seventh day morning. the 23d inst from whence
his remains Will be taken Westbuy, for uterment
On Thursday, after lingering illness, Miss Charotte
Leonard. aged oil years.
Ia Baltimore, the 9th inst, Mrs Elizabeth Margaret
Gross the advanced age ofl2 years During her life she
enjoyed uninterrupted health having taken any med
cine having any attendance from physician until three
wears since when she had fall aud broke her am! which
She was enabled 10 use again few weeks. She fol-
lowed TO grave by her descendant, TO the fifth generation
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23
=

ClScIsNAri. Sept. l3.-Four- Sales a, IS 3 u
Whisky ism l73c. Lmseed Oi-Saes ias; sslnfdey
the mills Of 30 b0s. What u demand ii ''-
FlaSssed Is also wanted a, 75c.
BUFFALO, Sept. 20The business for the past "=A us
9eea Ia @ The s4!-s OF Flour yesterday were
About lih in all were taken Western al ., pH
Rock at3 ST. aud small LOT of % ooI.' az "a -
omlng IN UPON large quantities Receipts :. -
Cleveland alassilon, and oihe ar hin :, was
nan they .asi year this 'ime- A iai5 san
lone YESTERDAY } 0G0 bushels Indiana were tare" a.
fliuols 2. 7s 100 Ohio al 30, and ssrefai ol'si olS
prices o 'aqPi'sd aFET Sqs.Is'i c sa. fec-dr 70 So
rh dand for Pork has been rather limited Tor tr pas
r nonrbs and the sales few Good Mess comnatdS lV0o
and pri,,e : so with very iite doing.
BAL7ruohE, Sept ai-Flour-The market @ '9T h9"as1-
unsettled the last sales OF good standard brands "eTe
II o sale of 80 bbls City Mills a: 5o and large sales
Yesterday the price; last sales o s'qoe9s IouI
Ut al 95 05c and Of good 10 pfime iteds at 80 pc,
,rdnary good = 55c, MARYLAND Nh,te Corn at 10
7c and Yellow do a8c; Oats ~ 5c; Rye 53c Penhs!i-
,ania Yellow Corn i9c. ProvIsons-Ihefe has been
ding doing in Mess Pork holders continue 10 ask Sl
II 25 few sales Of No were made yesterday at IS
mos Nothing doing Beef Holders of Baltimore packed
Ness continue to ask $40 10 D, and for No. -.
No sales Of Lard: we quote Western No IL kegs al 7c
Hocs-T.ee IS f,T supply OF Live Hogs At present in
Market prices ranging from 81 10 IS per 100 lbs
Wh,kyThis article du small sales OF bbls &c and
hhds. At 23c
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l9.-Thc wagon price Of Flour was
90 no sales from Sales of cargo Of red Wheat
made 50 90 aud 93c per bushe according quail
ity Sales Of cargo Jf white Corn, weave 20;
small cargo, middng quality 42c cargo of oa.s
sold at &c per bashs!, struck measure.
PHlLADELPHIA CATTLE MARkET-sept. II.
Beevesl,52i Penns yvania and - Ohio Beeves
et, including 59 driven through to The NewYork market
Sales made TO butchers from 81 a for inferior
alr qualities and u 4c for prime and far extra prime
s. per 100 lbs: 50 left over
Cows and CaIves-2sO offered. Sales made SSa
%; extra IS; Sprnger Is l6; Dry Cows s. few
traat 10.
CaIves-l 50 a so per head
Hogs--492 Pransy ylYania Hogs in market Sales At
u some extra at 4; about go left over.
Sheep and Lambs-, 300 offered Sales at 25 25; ex
La so
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23
9 Dyspepsia and Debility.-sebring,s An,r,

nrsna,;lr srd R,,,nT,tit = r-i,. a. D..
p.psa and Nervous Affections II certain for Merry
Headache and excellent preventive OF tostveness and
Low Spirits IL t- best known remedy for SeaJickHeSs
1t Is very =fectual in relieving FIa;ulence Coc and other
similar complaints. Ii speedily promotes strength all cases
ef Debility good and healthy Appetite,
and yisor TO the whole and is highly recommended By
eminent physicians well As b. persons who have found
lief from For farther particulars Circular the office
No Murray 81 rer bOttl-. 81 lrnisH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE y,
hI 4 RRJED

On Wednesday evening las Sept 20, By the Rev Henry
Chase Mr. Lyman Chase Miss Elizabeth Forgay al! OF
this city.
On Thursday evening the 2ls inst, Christ Church by
the Rev. DR. Lye John McAlichae to Ann Maria edes,
daughter of John Earle, all of this city,
Ia The Wesleyan Chapel Vesy-s,eet, the 2lst inst
by the Rev DR. Leyings Mr. George W fnney Miss HaI
riet Smith, all of Ncw-York.
At Middleton, Conn, on Tuesday evening, 10Th nst BY
the Right Rev 7. c. Brownc D. D. LID, the Rev Et
ward De Zeng, of Skannea,eles Western New York, to
Miss Mary Osborne eldest daughter Of +. A Russell Esq
OF the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

OF Beauty. Tor sXermiuating tan plrnples sapwnsSs
tecklgs morPhew and 1cntauelLs enp;ions realizing deli
cate white neck hand ard and eiciting blooming ve
lie eppaTance It's dang prop,rti.s preventing the form
atop Of wrinkles aud b1nshng the when present SO thor
Ungh eropreors conviction OF the matted sffcac and iu
ol his PREPARATION accomplishing every thing prom
sed that e Wi! return the purchase money tssaS
led customer. ODE found where else IN New York or
BROOKLYN but al g. WalkeTst;re door from the OF
Broadway. 81 inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

~ .usury: The Evil and the Remedy

An exposition of the vices defects and evil tendencies Of
present Monetary System with plan for It's efecua Re-
FORM being thorough elucidaton Of the nature OF Money
OF Interest and the evils Of Usuy published large and
we'll printed sheet b. BURGESS STRINGER 222 Broad
way In induce all opposed Usu and IN favor Of
Monetary Reform extending the circulation OF this
essay price put the bare printing of the shee
three single copy; - hundred Orders so
cited au2lU
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23


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