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Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

FATAL 4cC10EST.-A melancholy and fetal acc- dent o@currej in the western part of this citv last eren;.;% shortly after four o'clock. Mr. E. Knoy. house carpenter, residing iii F3yote st. few doors rest of Pine, had been engaged for some time last in giving new roof and other repairs to the two story brick building corner of Faycttc and Pine ss and last c,cning at the hour mentioned had ascend ed to the top of the roof for the purpose of od stinr to its place the upright door between the tive i;ues of the chimney He E&d nearly conY1eted the thing n hand, and while standing on the a1x of tuc roof, which was partially covered with ice and snow, he hy some means, not HOW to Dc explained lost his footing, and sli(linG du%n the front side of the roo5, was prccipitated into the street, severn. feet beyond the culh stone. The fall YRS from d height oi about twenty five feet, and fhe head and upper part oi his person coming first in contact with the ground, the injury vas such as to occasion his death il the course of about fifteen minutes after lhc accident Tl.e deceased never srckc, or be- jrHyed any consciousness. indeed 5ca;cc,v 5ro;- ed after the fall! And it is to be hoped that though the cali sudden, and rhe puin for the instant se vcte, in instant it was over and thc sufferer at rest. MT. Knox vas long respectable nhabitant ot ths city, so1e"nat advanced in yutrs, and leaves widow to dcploTc his loss.-BaI i'yi
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

4 clergyman by the nane ot Slnu"; ''''''' been avr@ian,L at inc har oI t!e ii>u*' o' '''I'> tives rf Clio, ch2r>cG vitil attenpt';:: to '''' tk2 Hor. nc,nLer3 of ti1t 5oly. :ir "aS -'''' La;l
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

the coIored people of the ne!2 e!2hborhood, and inter- red at the same time ami within tine s!He enclosure A great concoursc of people assembled &t the house of Mai. John J. Lott, in Tanp5tead, at II o. clock and from thence moved m prOceiai0n to the Methodist church, distance of three mics. The co1ins were placed in separate wagons, art the pro cession moved in the following order:
 The Clergy
 Committee of Arrangements
 Women
 The CorPseS Children
 CoIoIed
 Pal Bearers
 Fricrl and Relatives
 Citizens n !lr'e .han tntec
 hundred car.i&gcS O., var!ons descriptions On arriving ot tto church, f1nc.2l sermon WIS delivered by the I:ny iir. C};,n'ch;@L, ant prayers offered by Rev. l[r. ErSHe ;<@v. nr. ,scAooInaEer of Jamaica, Re-. Ar. jNw and i.cy. Ar. hioy o1 Hempstead, were also p,Csent '%hc scene was one of creat solcmnty aId interest T"e c|uzcjiS i'll the places adjacent tD tne wreck have eAh:3tcd a very lively interest iu o sufferers by this shocking ca laroatv, ard b. t:air christian syn, 'thy, d!d all which resyccf fl' t2c dCcc1@ed, O. GH1h2 to Iie- viatc the sorro'y~ r' toii ttolds coutI aNggeSf,- The ladies cl"}rl tlclselyos most pene' o9h-Iy; providing ;A:ouGs fer @I end t2Alng the bodies O.! the females entirely ur,or their own cE2'Ee' ! it thanks of tho oub'c il veil a3 o1t}e friends oi the sufferers, are due to ;ue.A Provision IS airc'dy made for any other bodies ';hch may be recover2', and they vii. b2 ia>o"ca in the aaino place.
 The Editor o} tie Es.m,steaA inquirer 'ho vls- ted the scene or tja wreck oa tine d.! acer t oc- cured, scys.-" }}ie perceived some perpendicular masses of ice C. the locj; of the A4%:'o--"llich appeared to IT. t. .4vc becn to1"'21 y the sea washing and aa:i.g over ,i.o bcdie: or these who had lashed ts. #a..cs to jhc shrou'ls, un>il they were 'comp!otely cnossad iii t so4:d ma5s Of ioe Fcmcon O.. tie bo0.e5 |.;"1a G|nN%@-tvo of winch wera sH@!i children claa?e1 in eAch oti- CTS arms,-truy !" affecting pjc*"e' AnHaX9d, IS IS list of the pI552a~ars cn bond tue -NeAco, ll% in number as as2ertneA from IA. l2perS, ceftre', by the Collector at Liverpool 't t.s melancholy list, all but tirec or four rc.ii2d. The survivors are Thomas Mol! c52E, ,E.icharI OwcrsJo olm Wood, and we beIieye orc ofhe:. Consequently the num- ber of pasScl ro@, tho lo3 ",2er lives, Has CS. A. so, 3 of the cra';. Total lit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

SUNDAY, Dec. 3, 5 r. NJ.
The Roscoe arrived early this nsrning from Lverpoolhe
brought us advices British
nag 25h October In the early Of the week there
animated demand for cotton which created advance
Of American qualities but from the Manchester
MARKET OF the week. again depressed the market
and Bahia and Maranham suffered decline Of IT, Sura
declined A. with market heavy The import for the
week ending 2is only 9ss baes the stock pre-
vously 2G las bales Sales for the week a. 50 Of
which $500 speculation and 500 for export leaving
stock
Same ssa ~ 9Im rs.1 1886 o's' ss zoe
The stock OF American o5 bales less than the
period last year.
The following remarks compiled fron the prices csen
received today by the malsi-
Choice cotrons wanted in New Orleans the 25th
The receipts this principally sent for the
purpose being skipped for Of the banks Of Ms
sippL
Sales Louisville the 2,h ult OF Mississippi &c.,
stock small
Nothing remarkable Transporting in the Memphis Tenn
soarket-dates up to lsth ult
Receipts OF cott-n in Augusta Geo. ter the week ending
2h ulL beavy-proes declined sales
a6a Sac
Quotations in Richmond the 9oth ait ot lie
stock small.
The Boston market, previous the late arrivals, had
sumed features Of further improvement sales in
quenee the lst and for the week pre- sious
1sic FOR Uplnad and "a ta per To- for New orleen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

GEoRcsrows d. c. New sOsh-Flour 90 Is as7, wheat,
las lsS carn Write snd yellow sSc Looi corn . nss,
IS 75 clover seed, lo hsxsee LIP pork osi
bacon 10 iic whkey ~ 4sc lard ioac. tea young
hysen per h., 45c gunpowder and Imperial, Toe
The business the great West rapidly increasing The
uboined fully show the celebrity OF the
Of trade in that section Of the country We shall daily keep
readers advised of the dssg every branch Of business
in ehio Tennessee Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois We
commence today. Fsrfurther Information read on.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29th. M-Business continues dull
very tle doing except in producewhch maintains goot
prices. FlourSales brisk e6I5 Wbiskey continues
50 ssc Cors, 10 IS Baconoiiams, 10 iss Shoulders,
81. Hogs-Con derabe numbers have been slaughtered
es hare See o SaSe en s e
latter price PoskWe have heard sales pick
Family pork has sold durng Ia week at $50 and in few
instances g. Ia Shelby Kentucky, understand that
The farmers ireeis offer their hogs At gross Tobacco
Nc s,sla2 Whiskey has advanced TO 50 cents.
LOUISVILLE, Nov M.The river has fallen considerably
the Falls The weather is at present warm and pleasant
MEMPHIS (Tennl Nov s-Remarks-ihe river since our
number of steam and flat boas have passed This place
New Or cans market But few conderrg the mber
Bagging and Rope-Pricss firm Soc bagging and 5c
for FourIsess abundant haa week ago. and prices
have advanced shade.
ALTON, ) Nov ze-Crops good this year Hogs q to &c
Those weighing zoe lbs. ard upwards, Not many
rEoRIA, ny Nov I8-Provison Market Flour 100 b,
Ss5oa4; beefb, Sc; pork, 7c lard scarce 10
butter ~ PC white beans bushe soo ,25 corn meal
buhe, 90 81; oats, 81 a37; corn 3la 81.
PoRT Az SPAIN TRINIDAD Nov. 18th The market is com
netey gutted with all descriptions Of American produce
5000 barrels OF flour hands hories Shocks and the like
no sale.
HAVANA, Nov. 1.-The demand for coffee is increasing
prices have already advanced 81 q during this week
ewing the scarcity the article market the
Our crop small This year, and the stocks in the
in Europe quite reduced, Of opnion that coffee
doing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

brak.n Tie appeared % have bees or loag
tine stuatisn, driving and fro in the and
pundsred by ether vessels occasionally P.ssng for not sail
crew with great ashore uni secured the tim
ber which Is still lying with The giant hull Of the brig on the
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Sept 2s lat IS NJ Ion 2s2l w, Taonstrom, New York, 70
Nov FISH, lat a27 lon 60 Tmoleon, New York, for Tex.
Nos s oS Georges Ban was seen one Of the Havs
packets with ia her forstopa standing westward
1.-THE Sally hch arrived here 18th ultH by the Rich
Nov 25th lat 2si los 49, Com. Perry, Bonaire for New
A0'S-O' INC ''eAN f e REIGN PORTS
HAVANA, Nov. 2o.-Hayana, Ellis, dis Rapid Ward, New
kivERrooL, Oct. 2sAr. Sheridan, Pierce New York. Co
emit for dg Eliza Ann Mobile; Helen Mar New Orleans
Cassand Caledonia, doi Chatham Boston, Eurepe New
GsavEsEsD, Oct 2a-Ar David Webster. New Orleans
.FuERroRA, (TenerffeD Oct 2l--Macandy, hurry, New
sr.JAGo De CusA. --walter, New York
u Sf sTaEs 9 fo asf Ne" York.
Bo,rss Dec. lar Metallic, Grant, New York; Jasper,
Reno~ W. B sS do s Ripley Reynolds
NANTrcKET Nov. 26-Ar Fncier, Marcy, New York-2s,t
G Sa yn Gardener aS d'rd Imperial SWAMI a' SeH'' no
Providence, Nov Soar v, lant Terrill New yorkspd
Emerald Nc Kenzie do X. Duryea, do-Dec. Is Ham
let Tse, New York; Empress, futile, do.-sld, Prov-
dtnce Cameron Valor takes, del Orator. Hopkins, dol
EI RIVE Nov w,~s e Mss I Nsr York.
EDcARrowS Nov sG.-sld, Tom PAIGE New York, for
ThomastoH
NEwRuRypoRT Nov. 2e-Ar Ivanhoa Haskell Ne York
New HAVEN, Nov 29.-Ar Betsey Baker, Jermain Now
Yok-sld, Pacific, Warren do; Heroine Cassidy, do
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA. Star, Loveless, New York.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Soar. Augusta Erickson, New YORK
Norfok-Dec. LIST, Native Burchl, New York-cPd
Edward Vincent, Latham, DO
RICHMOND, Nov. 3a-Ar CathariHe Amanda. Teal New
York; Elizabeth Beasop do America Soaer do Ches
tered, Lee do.ar. Oral Bull do Splendid Leaman, do
sid, Lyncbburg, Pitts, do.
York.
CHARLESTON. Nov par. Courier, Herbest, New York
Napoleon (Br McChappa, Belfast John TAYLOR, lBr) Nc
Queen Liverpool; Gauges tBr Corkea do-2sth, IT, Allen
Wilson. New York. Gambia tBr) Mccormick. London-29b
SD, Planter, Stureess New York. Forest Balch, do
SAvAssAH, Nov. 2a.-Ar. Trenton, nnett, New York
Proxy, Hatch, do Snow, Snow Bermuda.
MOBILE, Nov 25.-GPd, Jubilee, Edwards, Liverpool
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2a-Ar. Manchest.r, Bosworh, Liv
Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

Corn Market.

CoENTIEs SLIP, Saturday, Dec z, 1871.
NAVIGATION OF THE CANALs-The Erie canal, although
temporarily obuced by ice in fair navigabe coHd
shipped previoa. to the cold weather will get
again Distracted by ice Boats have already
en., Of Utica Twenty boats came through the nine
Taurs lay night and Of these II loaded with -four
with full Of merchandise cleared yesterday Tor
Uica.-Abany Argus, Dee 2
This previdenal II still hardly possible that sui-
cent quantity bread us be brought up before the
navigation is finally closed for the season.
There change ia the price -four since our last
tatons The market Of the continued mldness Of
the weather, remains dull.
The Louis Republican admits tina the crops in the West
are abundant II that, while il falls hard upon those
living cities The high prices t"an fair equlva
lent agrcaurst II also argues that the getting good
profit will induce Others embark in hnbandy We do
exactly tho propriety Of this reasoning II good profits
will ndace people embark in the farming business, will
also induce then leave they have realised
good sum- ard public will in the time be the suf
ferers.
The fears OF the New Orleans folks are excited in respect
the grain market They imagine that harvest which pro-
misses be abundant has dsappone the expectations
entertained Of IT, respect this IL is difficult to to
rigat conclusion There great attempt various quarters
al mys6caon shall sif arrive atfacts. In the
time early Importation Of bread stu would tend
prevent in the price Of -four that much
dreaded The packet ship Roeeo supposed to have
go Of Wheat.
BY our papers received by
price of Wheat of the first quality Hamburger, Amsterdam
Berlin Antwerp aud stetn SOS a. the quarter and the
mean price quality London being quarter
the English capital 97i per higher than the other
places named
The present duty mportaons foreign Wheat into
Eagand says the London Courier Of the 2Sd is Sd per
quarter which equal Of 1881 los 3d. per
prime Of Wheat Hamburger; 81 los I'd do Am
erdam; 1881 Is I'd do at Berlin Isl AS 3d. Antwerp;
1871 I'd do sets and 9 i6s iod the pric
of the above five places
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

The expsrtauons are chiefly made India the British
Colonies in North America in the West ladies Australia
Auction Saies90 Hhds Cuba Moasse 81 SIC; 100 bxs
fresh oranges, eis2i 2121; 10 bags Rio coffee, 80.
posros, Dec southern beeswas ~ 2sc; shesthng cop.
per 28c, Hour 30 ~ 10 25 Liz il4 4sc
thern rye ~ tobaecohe market has small of goo
Kenu esi sales for shipping have bees at &c
per H. and ordinary 4Ac do do5oo 600 bales Cuba
ID 22c per ID, 6mos.
wILNseros, (Dell Nov 30 Wheat Flour, S0; Rye, per
barrel e675 Wheat q; Rye 70 Corn meal per bogsbcad
so do busbe q New Germ SOC; Oats 81 Flax seed,
oi.35 VIII skey, $50.
ALsxAspaIa, New 3o-Flour-we continue quote -four
froa wagons al f925; wagon pork to $50.
RIcuMsSD Nov. 80 M-Busness steady and fair for
the season-whes not 80 brisk at extreme prices
list week, though the whole its retains its or value
Corn what aull has deprecated shade since
les qusstonstobacco holds It's former prices the market
animated, and the su, ply small.
sAvAas,u. Nov. 2f-Rice s9i SIS corn 81 81 aour
InTja i5o Frrghtsto Liverpool ld 9i6hs. To IIavre
llc To New York III per H.
Nsw ORLg,ss, Nov ~ Sugar is in good demaud-sscs
~ 81 6tcj molases 30 sic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

WALL STREET, SATURDAY. Dee. rs o'clock, p N.
the principal tins city Wall
street, shall reports from that herea
The market continues seadyno further change
mark in the prices-siock about TOO bales
There fair demand for this staple in New Orleans
the 2h-saes for the week previous 1890 bales ct
liz cents.
Cotton has declined in Savannah ic. all qualities
ceipts heavy-saes iarprces ranging from 10 lI-Sea
Island "a soc.
give readers today the annexed valuable statement
Il comparison OF the operations the Havre
market daring the first nine months Of the aforementioned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

1r THE following letter broup this eice by Mr.
NH Doherty ~ BROOKLYN solicited Us publication
this ciy-
r. tie Editors ofthe Eesp Era
About three weeks sncea friend in Brooklyn read
that Mr. Scobe of ~ Elm street and Mr. Hughes OF Bay
ard the Bowey bad been restored light the
words history. In February
became nhaned, and sight little dim, cloudy and short,
disease much that obliged give up all
equations and after weeks attendance, resolved o do
more for lest should lose the sight sltogeher
icous but hardly see walk about was encouraged how
by the blad persons without surgery
performed by DR. Williams, 10 and have his opinion WITH
out promise he gave me some hope that he could do
good During three weeks attendance that gent emss,
have many who have been restored from state OF
blindness will only state three Of them. As
SELF from all nhsmps the dDnsss
and cleudne almost gone. and already nearly far
of could my life and have To believe
slaI well, begin again read and write.
gentlenss who declares that wsscoyered
film when child but that accident that turned
no IS years that nothing white OF the
ball OF the could be lie To walk about
tell large the wall OPPOSITE, when eye
lie is delighted, and speaks Of Dr. Williams with An
other who like myself tried at different periods three ecebr
ted 0custs ~ New York. and every
lie blind for three month lie ass begins
read aaa write lie led poor blind Irshmar who
The third day he walked Providence House. alone,
done Another who declared bc incura-
always led about par, the city without
guide This cure asionshes every body lady, who had
aatursl-and hopes isduigrd she win
ultimately Another patient of the chief Ocust In
Boston or two or hr years At the end Of which be told him
his sight was lostadvised 70 give all hopes Ne afterwards
restored TO sight by Dr. Williams in January 1886, and
TO He nav lives 10 hs city, and able get
He also very grateful eed many Others especially Mr.
scobe who attends every day atha past r. when met bin
los, Is year. never one who wa. di.pies.d
Your humble servvnt, NEIL D0HtRII,
corner Water and Bridge 81 Brooklyn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

wM. MLOUGHLIN, Aaesisuee,

wM MLOUGHLIN, Aaceioneer.
RYE. -. BKAHNS = CO, Rsnes Bundiag, cor.
- .er OF Wall and re- RI st-1h& Day, Al me s1a
drk knives cards and IA dozens; doas ana .
esrds needles In aad buasdes ,naeS
eye speotaees steel and brass barresd pistols
Fancy 0oes-Consistng Of double cologne OIL
PssiuseIy, feneh and Eag sh ender water
Aso snnseice oil combs buttons cssrs, bosonss
Also an invoice sf Observation-Disclosures sf enS.v
rings, watches, bresstpns, chains, he. Sc. % Sms
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAU.
VI For The sale OF Horses Vehicles &c Nc
al private sale daily and by public "Wednesday
throughout the year at l2 NJ precisely without regard y
weather.
The proprietor takes this opportunity express mr. his az
know edg the patrols OF this estabs hmea both for
himself and the late firm of Simpson Cowan, very
his public its sole manage
menl and that his whole attention shall be directed
its continuance.
Horses taken at livery usual and careful grooms
ployed.
Horses TO hire the best description the shortest notice
his friends and gentlemen introduced by them.
o23 SIN. WM. COWAN 81 Crosby St
NEW YORK TATrEk SA LLs.-The reg uiar
public sales OF Horses, Carriages Hanss COntnue
s take place al this we'll kaown establishment every Monday
IL O'CLOCK
The sale will commence Monday rest 4h Dec,
At ~ o'clock All Horses, Carriages &c intended this
sale be shewn before Saturday ney4
Nov. 25th, al S O'Clock, p. M
also necessary that early application should be made,
limited namber of horses only be TAKEN and
can be offered al auction uhiess registered In time for the
catalogue.
BAn assortment Of elegast slsighs just recsved and
for sale.
Ao will he elegant Chariot and two sets of harness.
Ia property OF the late DR.. Bushe
Also pair of fine bay Horses 10 hands high old,
long TAILS Apply TO - -
o6-Sms JOHN w. WATSON. 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

INLAND ROUTES TO THE SOUTH AND
Il SOUHWEST-Tbrough the cities of New York. Phaael-
pba and Baltimore, 10 washncton-The known
and unsurpassed In facilities of alton by in the
country "
Frsm Washiagt commences the Metropolitan Mail Line
Sixty mesof hss passed in steamboats, the smooth wa
The Potomac-9 miles in stages IN
(road mainasnsd in good srdcr)6 miles Rcbuend
and Fredericksburg ralroad2 miles Richmond and
Petersburg turnpike miles Petersburg and the
Or envle and Roanoke railroads. and SIS f,o
the Roanoke, through Raleigh, Fayetteville Columbia kc 10
Augusta Geo. Railroads. complete the
line thence 10 New Orle ans
The above connected Daily Line running with the ut
regularity and despatch.
Passengers should leave Philadelphia In the mornng and
Batimsre IN the evening lpe-and by doing they will
reach Richmond less than TWO and Augusta in little
more than SIX days. from New York
Ia addition To, and brand hing from this the Washington
and Charleston Steamboat LiEs.
To the Roanoke, the route pursued above
there Wilmington, I6o
boat Boson thence Charleston The tr-weeky
To Wilmington and the steamboat mi-weeky.
Jag Washington the boats-Sundays Thursday-
and Philadelphia the preceding mornings Fare through
iron ashngon City 10 Charleston by that e Time
required abou, four days
The Piedmont, or Peck wierds Line Is also branch
from the Metropolitan Line Ral~ipb, passing through
Greensboro to Mledgeve Geo This line through Green's
bo~o also by wyhe Cou.; House, Va, to Nashville
Tennessee.
III The attention OF travellers Is invited these routes
where they will find MI udcous their spec
DIV. comfortable, and safe journey.
Richmond. Va. Nsv. Is, 1887 n28-iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

In 1925 trade exceedingly small the Of which
was the severe whole world
then suered-hs borne by extraordinary start in
1896 the imports yearly doubled those of the
ceedng year-hee will stop with these tables figures do
speak for themselves We WILL however, continue with the
state OF the Havre trade with comparative prices OF louisiana
Georgia. Mobile, and Pernamsuco the LIST October
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04
State OF Trade.

SAIVNBN4p
Weather has been nearly the whole OF the week
Southern yellow besswas, sells for nc. Provisions continue
aaimated Rice freely. Ashes continue In fair
demand.
The annexed statement publish for the benefit OF those
OF readers that Interested Ia the article Of brandy
The quantities imported and exported and those takes for
consumption in the United Kingdsn during each OF the FIVE
years from 1880 to 1884, fellows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

sy learn BY their weekly returns whether the Bsston banks
sincere in their desire OF resumption from the mystery
Of the Baltimore and Philadelphia banks learn nothiag
OF their purposes or intentions.
The Of meney market will now beeeme deu-
bly, interesting, from its very uaeerasty and caprice
The still open Saturday, and viii probablyse
continue days longer This will have great effect on
prices ascertained that the canal tolls this will
amount nearly being about less than last
year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04
MARRIED..

On Thursday, 3o,h u, by the Rev. D. ID. Haioht Jane
son Brown, TO Augusta, dau5 of James Beers of
this city.
On Thursday 3oh ut, by the Rev. Henry A. Rowland p
Il. PoRers y, To Maria Kinnier. both of this city.
At Beifeid Hyde Park Thursday ult by the Rev
Mr. Sherwood John Cook, of this city, Julia Sandord
the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04
CUTLERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ivory basale,

" table and des.er, knives with and without forks stag self
tip, shams and white bone table and desserts or pses
beef Steers carvcr 1ne Fench COOKS
knives; ivory table and dessert knVes only ~ mahogany
cork plated and steel nut crackers boot books
nm, &c gold and silver pencil
eases Roger Crooks and woenboms penkniyes; Re-
sood sr,ssr pacrs table cutlery with without forks,
plated on q, moan Silver forks asd spoons, LADIES' fish
knives suesr 10 e. spoons small cutlery almost
% a. yarty bell holster aud pocket pistols; hunting knives.
F,rnshing Boarding house AMI hotel keepers will
here And one N csoices selections of table
,or,sd and 10 sold cheap approved
d2lm* GRANELEf ~ WNEhkSy SdOfbousf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

RTIFIClAl. TEETH, without clasps, springs
IA nc thereby avoiding njary adjoining teef on the
principles Of atmospheric pressure by H. LEvETT Dentist
No. 31lt Broadway opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method generally known and approved needs
comment being holly different prncipe and result from
any practieed In New York.
His references Of the highest order ampethe apin-
Ion Of the New York public this improved system
seen in the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 10th July, 1886.
Courier Enquirer 26th December, l236.
Evening Star. f7,h June, 1887 o4 Smos