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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

The following list comprises all the States
IN which members Of Congress are yet to be
chosen. The election in all these viii take
place either within or prior to the first of Au-
gust, with the exception of Maryland, and
perhaps Michigan, in the former of which
Ehe stated time is October.
Rhode Island, Tennessee,
Maryland, Indiana,
North Carolina, Kentucky,
Alabama, Michigan.
Mississippi,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

The Cincinnati Whig of late date saws:
1--WE afe credibly informed by an eye wit
mess, that large catfish, weighing ninety
eight pounds, was caught in the Ohio river
atew weeks since, about a hundred miles
below Louisville, which being opened, was
able size.n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

About ten days since, a boat containing
merchandise for Mr.. Hollenback. of Wilkes.
barre was carried over the Nanticoke
dam' and sunk. Damage estimated at
SioOo' This heavy loss, we understand,
falls upon the captain of the boat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

DTT. w. Dyott advertises that all bills
oil his "Manual Labor Bank" UNDER the
denomination of ONE DOLLAR, are redeema-
bic IN SILVER, when presented in sums not
exceeding one dollar. How monstrous
clever! What will people do with his notes
OF higher denomination! Will they bo
entitled, to fragment ofthe $500, 900 mort,
gagel
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

A S,aeezer.-A young lady at ball was
seized with convulsions. Her mamma ran
to her assistance. 1t seems that her waist
having been reduced to the minimum Of
magnitude she was obliged to be unlocked
behind, before she could sneeze.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

The subscription price of a weekly news
paper about half as large as the Columbia
Democrat, printed in Vera Cruz, in Mexi-
co, is $35 per annum.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

G@A breach occurred in the Canal be-
tween this place and Berwick on Saturday
last which has since been repaired, and
the navigation is again in good order.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

One of:the most distinguished medical
practitioners used to say, that he considered
afee sonecessary to give weight to an opin-
ion, that when he looked at his own tongue
in the glass, he slipped guinea from one
pocket into the other.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

In the burning of the Manual Labour
School stFuEman, South Carolina, young
lady named Goddard, from Georgetown,
perished in the hames-which was not
known until her mangled corpse was found
Iin the ruins.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

5C% Bicknel announces in his last Re-
porter she will not for the future buy or
sell any description of Gold, Silver, or
Stocks because his engagements in the
bank note business are sufficient to occupy
the whole time at his disposal" He
sets down the Pennsylvania Banks at the
following rates of discount
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

~ SPECIE.-A late arrival from Valparaiso
brought 100000 to Philadelphia; and it is
ssaid that large sums more are expected
from othersources.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

The majority for the democratic ticket at
the recent election in Rhode Island was
more than 1000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

There are about 325, 900 free persons of
~color in the United States--of these, are
$4,000 in the state of Pennsylvania.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

PkEMIUMs.-Gold commands from 0 to
IL per cent. premium in Philadelphia, and
Silver from to 8.-Five franc pieces sell
readily for 81. These are "Benton's Mint
Drops;" and so long as they arc worth
from 10 to Is cents in the dollar more than
"Biddle's Rags" we are happy to know
that we advocated a metallic currency.
They are always par; and they will remain
SO, after an Bank notes become obnoxious
to the whole community. In real value, a
silver dollar is worth more than S4 in Bank
notes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

A duel was fought at Barbados on the
18th of April, between Captain o. Conner, of
, 'the British navy, and Mr.. Hicks, ofBoston.
Both were severely wounded.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

G%Messrs. Hayhurst, Smith, Harris,
ana a woodward will accept our thanks for
'heir regular transmission of Convention
proceedings.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY., Jusle 3, 1897,

srPWe hold the communication of"A
REPUBLICAN" under advisemeht He will
know the cause by having personal in
terview with the editor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

POur fields of grain and fruit trees
have been much improved by the late re-
freshing rains; and although we cannot ex-
pect very heavy crops, yet they will be
reasonably good, judging from present ap-
pearances. The weather is extremely fa-
vorable at present to all kinds of vegetation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03

WAR.-ltis currently reported that Mex
lco has declared War against the United
States; and that England has expressed a
determination to take part with them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
State OF Trade.

IL.
Wehave but few remarks 10 offer t. numerous readers
today. The market contsues wi bout material change ny
the Wckese from Liverpool have intelligence
English mars day later but does much
they The reported by the arrival o the pgn
What in rambes through the metropolis during
the week-bngs the conclusion dry goods
trade has been very inactive The OF the season
cudsc possibility ofthettle business that is doing
tinuing lang.
Agents ofhe Canal Tow Boats already appear unwilling TO
take goods forward thresrh entire length
closing Of which may be daily expected
few small auction sales h have taken place the past
week much better spirit prevailed, and goods generally
sold at improved prices
In consequence ohe favorable propes Of the spring trade
great anxiety manifested TO have all old debts iquidated,
start firm and on groundex,ensions freely
givengreaer sacrifices submitted merchants de not
show the reluctance that exhibited previous % the cleo
ton.
Among tho jobsers many demands settled Ivy pa ing
very large per cent in mere hanfizs.
The general opinion all descriptions sf goods will
higher the spngowing this belief merchants
willing the liquidaiisn Of their debts by merchandise.
Readers wi by perung the annexed remarks, learn the
during the past six dayswhch have been be
fore reported by US IN daily notice 81 the market
Sales Of potsshes at s. 50. Pearls SIS No rice IN
this market whaebone is held 22c saes-buyer
somewhat unwlisg give the price Hops &c a6i dull :
Freights Hsvre chsrge-duL There however
geins forward than noticed in last weeks review. To
Liverpool, apples IS OIL No alteration to notice In other
quotadoss. Orpheu out full Prime yellow beeswax
26c going to the Mediterranean.
The African and Mediterranean wool which declared
by auction did 90 very we'll Sale sstopped Former
kind small pares OF bales brought 3c; the latter oc;
moaths New Malaga fruit sales Of without any improve
New sheatbng copper n Ilc. Market for domes
goods main without change. No Maekeral &io5o No
= ss15 No. o 1926 SSH Goldfish, s3i2i 57s. Hides
Rio Graude lac Buenos Ayres i3c. Honduras icc TruH
no. ioc North County turpenne, t26.A Rosin liz The
provision market remains steady Bonare salt sells nj Sic
speter taken for export at 30 SOC whkey 70
49e Transactions In the tobacco market principally by
auction.
The operations In the coffee market denote nothing
Sales principally for home viz leo bags surinam
o. l2o de- Java ioc; 500 do Rio 10 ic 800 do. 81 Domn
TO- &C.
We but very little to remark Of the mo'asses rade'
Trinidad. As 46c; surnam, s4c Cubs ~ Muscovsdc
4oc-saes
Transactions during the past week In sugars Of brown
Cuba &c; Cuba Huscovado, &C, New Orleans ~
AZ. dernand li~ited.
Sales at the Aue on Mart " orators ,msec or.s fig,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

sssrs causes and that sdvesurrrs knowing nothing OF the
business viii rush into tho field rep rich hsrvs The
effect of dveag capital thss into this business
VII ever be the sss's that eersnced las, March, In
greater or ~. degree.
The eplsymrs sfeapa In raising, has close
connection with he esrency OF eosntry uniform
rsey s,ea iy msnsoe ~ the policy OF the government
will compel capital seck those created by the law
oGdemand and supply The great bas of all capital being
disturbed blythe un~s. policy oihe COVE maea unnatural
Increase IN the production of the result In this
opyt1rsy condition OF hs the nexthree years may
s~s corresponding decne the productoa OF
South The experience Of l aud e25
will he the lsre. How Interested then Southern plan
tcrs IN having sustained by The general 20
sernmen But hey the prey ofa few re sssiri,s
ming Wild with ~ schemes & their aggrandzement
We have now bel without from Liverpool since
sih a. Ocobsr Mcau'- prices fDr fair article have main
tanned themselves wondcras We give the In The d.
ferent America markets % fine up - tie latest dates
There good demand lor better qualities home
this market which i stocked principally with uplands
which selling freely II y igclle abovs rates.
Prices Of Fine Cotton H. principal w2 10 ts ae
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

Ships Panama, Benjamin, Canton n l.. G Griswot; Or
b. Meaa Jam Ghs Msg, supss Mo1rs
tom @ oraa, Nichols savannas' Orion, Shap,er. hohe
r ry MTy ysr s Nc . N' s"ap se o
ter, iiartiorii Albion, Tho"p q, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
ship chester Ferris Liverpool Oct l2lh with mdze
Shin Plato Merrill Pici.u, 10 days, with coal master
Brig Sparker, -, Providence, days, in ballast 10 or
Brig Envoy Holmes Pcrou IS lays with csa to master
Rrg Betsey Whom Phi adepha, days, with mdze. To
sebr Kentucky, Smith, Phadepha, 8 days, with coal
schr Reporter Carney, Philadelphia, d,"s with coal
schr Rebecca Abigail, Bartlett, Philadelphia, days
schr Peru Godfrey Philadelphia, days. TO master.
schr Martha Mary, Balnger, Philadelphia days, TO
hr. Pequo Baker, Boston, 3days, with mdze. ,oord
schr. Page, Halet. Boston. days within ze 70 order
Slonp elen phard New Bedford. daJ with mdge TO
sioop vandovener, vandeveater Philadelphia days. with
mdze 10 order.
BELOw-l brig.
MEMORANDA
For trial, which of Infinite importance ship masters,
The Pandora Drake, from Charleston ahin,. for Boston
arrived IN the Rav Tuesday last during the NJ r.
Storm The wad blow perfect hurr cane split her fore
%oa h. when . save tie vessel cargo and crew cut away
her mas and let go both her anchors which brought her up
about miles on Curnet Light House. where she aims in
safety. , ,
LrvERPoo Oct. lIAr Corea, Jamissn, New York-9th,
cI'd Formo.a Mitchell do-ent. acknowledgements Mo-
coduck doi North inercd hoxe, dollh, ar shDed Al
len, 60.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
BANGOR Nov AR. Michigan Arey. New York.
BosTos, Nov l5-Ar Pilot Kelly. New York, Dennis
cpd Bottom, Halei, New York; Frieod, Is * r. do.
SALEM, Nov. l3-Ar Recover. Powers, New York, via
Marblehead-l4th Warsaw, Godfrey, do.
NANTUCKET. Nov l3-sfd, Clarissa Dawson New York.
FALL RIVER Nov. i5-Ar. independence Steuart New
York.
PRovIpExcr, Nov. l5-Ar Ren,. Heath, New York-sld,
Eq uator. Elwsed. do.
NV HAvEs, Nov. i5-spd, Lady Fsnwick, Frsbie, New
York
RosporT Now i5vrsels cleared with coal dnring the
week ending Nov H. l837-P Hoe, ". ~; Fulton, JAS
Kent Broskl Ulster County, do Anthracite, West Point
Lion Ab,ry Express Providence; William Mary do; Vic
tory, Albany; Judge swirl, Poughkeeosie Lnpe, Fshk;
Jula Lansinghurgb; Mary. New London; Atlantic, Oyster
Bav; Spencer. Sing Sing; AEgeEora Athens Adj ona New
york; General Nina. Athens; Leader dol Mouniaseer do.
Robert Burns do Dolly, dol Assignee, PoughksePse Mary
Kemble, West Point
ALgxASoRIs, Nov IA. Presiier Judson. New York
NORFOLK Nov. 10 Ar Three Sisters, smith, New York,
Tor New Orleans, putin owing TO head inds Al Ne~ports
News-Leonline Dearborn, Richmond pr New York, View
mouth, Couch do, do Cbas Ptman, Townsend, do do J..
II. Berthe. Cavalier, do DO. -
EDEsToS, ~ q Nov 9-Ar. Enterprise, Weshet, New
Ysrk Son Boston, Combs, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

The grsae Jump from ss3to 1855 vixen the unnatural
napulse given the production o. the raw material 10
tbs country ny up Ing the ofcapal IN accordance
with thr speculative policy of thai day. Bur would appear
nom The above OF Increase that the cotton interest has
ohn lear aer al that said about overpro iuc-
usn THE profits Of capital by last ens reverses, have
been seriously affected and they viii BE- kept for some time
"a come poist con pared with former gains The e.
feet w before January 1852 10 purify the
nteres, al ineroper ~ all material that depenaed
upon arising market Cor while the demand for cotton
good. in gursp~ and IN the States continue 10 increase the
real capital ~ south have nothing iospprehend
n ~e look earthly tue improvements in mschlsery
asa tale into he the smelrsoa OF prejudicesh
tke aea ~ sass,os ef kao~edge before Tor the
nscsury ofa consues md Increasing demand
cos. goois % prevent their adoption In the
49, a. he. Possessing Cor the temperate climates all the
gre.t wool ard ssr without 81 their bad quail
.t.s cotton y destined the principal instrument in
modern civ rstoe. Even Europe there are millions who
kno. not ofhs % cloth. In the Of
Iisr.l ey IN Frssce the necessities ef her people viii
eosss-ns mons of bales SLOWING ony ten pounds to
sscsi-hsst,ut
The stse.ns, ne philosopher snd The of enerpri,e
nd old th~r sen,en the subject %
ing RAJ Correct reasoning roa thousand sourcesh
requlr.d s~,e me pubc Mint, 70 confirm y 10 Us bsle
ne, me aemas cor s0nsupon he cut oh while
ne .pr " peace Let ~gumsnt show TO What
sstsus cspsl sy ~ employed for the next hurdred
yesr. N r.s q epuea Al s1aihsru planter wants is
r,ssensse " pf hs sbor, for be knsws that
gsn bs per cera arises from The operation " an.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
nnnieI O,Cnnnrii.

II Mr.. j. X. FfTZGERsLD, the universally admitted
living likeness II Daniel 0Counr respectfully anuoun
10 his friends and the puhlc II NV York that vii
his limitations of above menoned gentleman Noadny
next, the 2eth ir., at O'Clock, ~ rsnInany Hall
Mr.. Fitzgerald having rsady stood With triumphant
the Dublin audience, fsttsrs himself
that his fellow coun,rymsn " tbs the land ~ se FREE vii
support him
Hail. Mr. Ryan's Manhsttsp Hous~ Dnspe ,trssG M ~.
lohr poyes WHOLESALE sooh store, 20 Pearl Esd a
the office of tine " Truth Teller"
y. For the 8mmodaion ~ tbos@ vito may br she
to procure tickets money vii be received .. The door
nIf.Its
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

"a ap-Ih- Ladies who Formerly EN- oloyed
- u NJ iaAoresses starressfs ciothng estabishren
~ nfoaGWa, haN, opend Tue IS Leonard
u9or ~ Broadway where they prepared execute
- 1'e'i of genuenIrns hnen ladies' dress and
coak making, and wearing apparel every escrnoa Aio
s'nts clothing, caps stocks and repairing. Pana,oons
brought IN cut viii be mace seatest man.
nrr o. me most reasonable srns shortest notice
above :" 'ff"e"ao" -
b-'hs appeal 10 generous public is in consequence
~ decision 81 the gentlemea committee The alo esses
anl seasresses Clothing ESTABLISHING that they eoud do
houth me lees mite therefore they have AXE an.
on r>eses 10 their nj; and re-
euuv sort share Of that patronage literally award.
.d 70 lhc ~ then former situations.
Tslhe above store will be closed evening precise.
y AZ O'Clock. Ms r. RICH
Mrs. NJ LYMAN.
o3llm Miss L.. G. CANNIEF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

with its in New York. capable OF meeting and psray
stag the opposition Of Mr. Bdde We believe II Is possible.
Money saoney-ani 100 sloss easily vanquish
IS millions with proper concentration OF the troops and
tons Of This struggle however VIII delay the
OF full confidence and much calculator in the money
ms rkef
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

SILyEN-SiLN ER-SILVkh.
Small such n shtngs. sKDences. and hive
cent pieces will be gives exchange FOR go caves
ter dollars Apply nj the desk efthis Office. ni8Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

u III pipes port wine tL2i i2f hid. do elSe; %
boxes Florence OIL 2oo 40 bags damaged pepper Sci
40 cases mems peeged boots, ei.s7 a Las cash.
Thus much for the trade during the last days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

FRlpAy EVENING, Nov. H.
Tie steady in The Of cotton goods. since 1881
~ the Europeans. isdiaicd in the following Interesting ia
bic The bates n estimated al 800 pounds each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
MAR RIED.

On THURSDAY 10th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Gutter John
Haggery, OF this city Emily, daughter Of John Phillips
Esq, Of Brooklyn. l.. l. :,
bursday 10th inst, Frances IIeriins Miriam p.
VALLEY, daughter Of Thomss Valley, Esq OF Boston.
On Wednesday, 18th inst by the Rev Dr. Minor, Samuel
Henry to Harriet daugherof the late william H. Pope
Esq, all of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

NJ .IUEM tTtCALINsTHUMEN Ts-Jpsi, n.
I'VE ported as ~ ale, wholesale real WOODS To
SioFe 80 'htrbers cor-sr n haihan large assert.
n,nt = ue stove u superior oas,yprcs varying
bto
Nc~swah tie Bspd ssortncni q tarchaucs ~ fr~
fsts quahty. o]o-In'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

DYE wi. MLoySnLIN, Auct.cnetr.

Dvr VIM MLOuGIiLI AuctJoneer.
yer Of SS Day o sui = ss ss
cards and ~ consisting Of pen posks os
ss eannssers and bundles; douss and ane~s
CAPS ,nssIe knitting needles hooks eyes Ne he
psrfary French ssd e dose extra cologne hair az
Also az invoice OF combs buttons boso.s boots ar
Also an Invoice Of esr.rlnr, finger
rags, Watches b.east-pins, chains, &c. Sc. sssns
new new YonK HORSE BAZAAR.
a. ,s aay and by public auction "Wednesday
weather. - - f''' 'u' 'essru "
The proprietor takes his opportunity OF expires ng his ae
hnse and the late firm of stmpson Cowan, for the very
sure his bestowed upon Bazaar and begs
ss1 nla that ms whole attention shall be directed
o.ses taken at livery usual, careful grooms
Horses hire of he best deser,,iop :, The bor, ,; u,
ny 5 5aie end and gentlemen Introduced by them.
90 ool- wM COwAN. 81 Crosby St
10y aohih TAprEsxsAL Es.-lAe regular
= tase Liscr sltn ~ei nown establishment every Monday
The nent sale Viii Oh Monday next, 2Oth Nov
4 ociGeA an norses, Carriages &C in,ensed for his
Nov ls,h, at O'Clock P III. e'''''N'' "'A''
i ao necessary that early application should be uade 20
limited number q horses only be taken nd no or.cs
can Dc offered al auction uoless registered time for the
Ban assortment Of elegakt seighs just received and
o6.sm. JOHN W. WATSON. 446 broadway.
AuCTIoN NoTiCE-Tuesiay-E SAFE a
New FURNITURE 'y catalogue O'Clock, in the sales
Nr ~ Vu' oi mortgage unusually large yalua-
~ s'4ek ~ elegant ciy made Cabinet Furniture comprising
wardrobe deboards; Top Wash siands % a.boua
sofas 50 dozen French French mabe gany and maple
centre tables The be plain diaSa card
ps.e look ~ s.s y,i rPr plan" tories so Freac
lamps go ming souse desks and writing table. cases stuffed
Catalogues ready Monday morning sac ain or shine
hIfF Tuos. HE'LL, AucL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

At Newark Thursday 10th inst, Elizabeth wife of Sa-
muel Is wyckoh, aged rs years.
AT Colchester Coun Sunday 18th inst, Frnncis o. Tur
4 the firm Of Davenport Turner of this city, aged %
At Norfolk Tuesday l4th ast board the British brig
Sovereign Of Halifax, ~ 81 Captain Reuben Crowe mater
of the sovereign
At Nachex on the October stephen Dodge, aged "a
of the firm OF Carpenter bod OF that place. and formerly
ct this cits
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
Card.
r-r LADY WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY NO. 20

The Lady Washington Fire Company, at meeting the
i7h inst. passed the following resoluiions:--
is Resolved That the thanks ~ this Company be unani
mouy Mr. lohn Adams proprietor Of knck erbccker
Hall No 10 Park Row, for the AMI gentsmany
In hch they encrt,ned aud for the superior
mann In which he conducted the entertainment.
3D. Rs.oved, That frsai experience DO cheerfuly
nd snd house o Mr. Al nm assuring bro
ier Firemep facility will be afforded business
anu every deicscy 10 crafty the nppe i~.
JOHN GARLAND, Foreman.
navd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

NFNHNNFNN' FNNUNNGE COMVNNHFS
vi BANK AGENCv ASb DISCOUNT OFFICE, No
- wsla New fork-The Crmpanv having sken the bank.
hose q Mes.rs y Allen CO offer their services In
buyng selling. dscountg AMI collecting and drafts In
most a The states, fsv rsbs terms and In buy and sell
Ting Eadand silver and bsnk generally The
plan which tbs institution have taken giving anpl. security
is'o the hans Of aerestsd gentlemen reputation
worlh bsvc gained fpr The most undouhtrd conhdenceso
IN ~ that sir chicks drafts the different banks
taken by tho principal hrossr md pass readily and nj H.
same ss a The b q The banks which they drawn.
all 3us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

BULLION, Bills OF Exchange, Alabama State Bank,
ID other Bank Certificates OF Deppe and Checks
current Bank Ellis 81 AL The principal Backs bought md soId
favorable terms. United State Bank Notes, and Eastern
Bank Bills on hand and cor sale. Also, VI ds money
M, ,hile Bank notes ~ov~reigns lor sale. Amply To
ni8.tts TIDS. ID. CARPENTER, - Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

u PlSTOLr.-A. w. sPiES, Pearl
extreme low prices The folio wing goods.
Rodgers, woscrhom, and olher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all Kinds
Wade. and Buichers and FiIots Razors
Briisnrnia, plated sud japanned wares
Anvils, Vices, Hoes and r. ace Chains
Edge tools, Phases and Files of dfers makers
Collins, Simmond's ant stones Axes,
500 Guns 500 RIDES, ? 900 pair Pistols
Gun anc sporting Implement, 81 every Kind
Gun materials tor Gunsmibs
Pocket Books, Wallets aud Mathematical instruments
Vielin Strings and Violius
German and French Fancy Goods Ia lots to suit purcla.
ALL ..k
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
Cabinet Furniture Warcroon. i6G 4 =
broadway.

"A CARD-The New York Jou fD.ymcn Cabinet MAKE r.
LArespectialy inform their friends and public epersIly
that they have ned Ware Room Brosjwsy where
they int nd 10 manufacture keep constantly on All
kinds 81 Ga inet Furniture Of the Ia aud most improved
style, which will be ned equal in the city,
southern merchants anil persogs the country will find
10 their advantage TO cal the above place. where they
purch - cheaper than obsr
the city.
NE Fanie, moving TO the country and wishing to tab
their with tLen, IL packed M in The le.,
possible manner and a. the slIcrte,i notice.
AL orders thankfully received AVID punctrafy attended to-
HORATIO COITER,
JOHN ID. CURNwELL,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

kNXHlEiTIp OF DAVENPORT, EI.EC
- TRO MAGNETIC MACHiNEEY-A large contnuous
RAILWAY, over 30 feet IN crcumlrence, with engise
propelled by tins wonderful invisible .pen
TO ne public IN addition 10 tine former exhibition upen Day
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