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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

The Charleston Courier Of the Is inst
says, the Suh-Trcasury preamble and reso-
luli"ns offered by Judge Smith, have pas
sed in the House of Representatives Of AL
ALBANIA. The majoriies Of the different
resolutions varied from fifteen to forty
votes. The resolution in favor Of "sepa
rating the public money from all connexinn
with Banks" passed by majority of Is,
viz. ayes SO, noes 3S; that against any
National Bank, ny a majority of 81, viz;
yeas 63, noes 26.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
gHnnthly EIhtbu,
WEATHER AND WINDS.


The q, s. 8. IO, IL. IL, Ii, ~. 81. 2:3,
~. aud 30, ~ere fair days: the =, 3. !. 5.
6, l3, IA. IL. is, I9 25. 26 ami 70 cloudy
days; the remainder variable. There was
rain on the 3, 1. ). rs, and %; t,.e great
est quantity which Tell on any one day " as
l inch and hall. aud The lcas l. lii and
Il quarter: the whole quantity which tell
during the mouth WAS / inches aud Ii III.
The s. q. Z, 3, - a. 23 we're windy dny>.
Thunder was heard nn the 9TH. hut no
liehIning seen. The coldc>i day Was th
24th, the warncsl. the I'd i here wer, Ii
ci"ud!es>' evenings. biI of these 10 only
were favorable for stellar uhsrrvatiOn, the
remainder hcing uniavOrahlc from tn. bril-
liancy of the moon. There we're ~ oh
servatlOns OF the ind, Two each dav, al y
A. NJ. and = p. NJ. or these winds | was \.
8 N. T.. II f. S. T.. ! S. 6 :. ". "a
W. and 3 n. ". The Barometer aud
Thermometer hang within doors. III IN en-
try The Thermometer hanging without
door>.in the North piazza " as as low ns 10
degrees above D, al sumris" on The 9th
There were l:} hoar .lrnsls, aud = - bite
frOsts, aud on ten mornings only vas there
no ice. On the 2Sth Snow fell Ia the depth
OF ls inch. which was succeeded hv n cold
rain During the night. the limb, and
'"t.N' +. of tcc>, Is well Is ihc h"drS If
Nh'' weeds, &r. were cnvrlnp"h IL i,c.
a"d 'ci.s Mere prnd,nt from The roots Of
h"">,> Nc Man, "f our largest trees.
"i1' Inciimrd from p"rpcni,c,i'nr. were
= up ny Nh" roots from iirc weight ui 'irr
zee, and large branch,S aud small trees
were torn oil or broken down from tI.,
same cause. Although the Icw iasl ha\
of December. 1929. were colder than any
days this month. yet throughout the month
The cold was more regular. continued and
severe .han any orhcr December within
my recollection, This Autumn. which
ended with tn" 2Oth day of this ,n"n,h,
was the coolest can remember, whilst
The Summer was the hottest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

The European Correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce, says that Mr.. Muh-
lenbug, U. States Envoy to the Court Of
Austria, presented his credentials to the
Emperor, IN the 4th If November last, and
was most favorably received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
M 4 iS ittED

On Thursday evening, the l7lh instant.
by the Rev. WIN. p. Hill, Mr.. r Il. Brun-
son, to Miss Susan. eldest daughter of
Robert Lancar, all of this District.
On Thursday evening. the 10Th inst by
DIR. F.. l. Hazelius, Mr.. Caieb Bouknighi,
to Miss Julia Ann Rebecca. daughter of
Mr.. John Meetze, of Lexington c. House.
>. T..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
.&b s'as

.sep IL
HE Subscribers have formed CO.
partnership i'll the MERCH INT TAIL
ORfNG Busincss. under the firm ot Harriny
ton 4 Bryan. and vii keep stantly on hand
II eneral :,sS0r nett of the most Fashionable
Articles. III their line, that the No: o:,hcrn and
on lrrrn markets will afford
The. feel tiia.k'ui for the liberal patronage
heretofore extend d towards them ;imd hope by
strict attention t0 business and IA disposition I,
please. to receive Il continuance of the same
IL. l.. HARRIN TON.
B. &. BRYAN.
Fdgeheld G. II JaM IL. 1895 nc 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

L. e. L. Miss Landon.-It is stated in
tho Boston Atlas, that Mrs. Mclean, we'll
known TO the literary world as Miss Lam
don, the great poetess and novelist. is dead.
She died at Cape Cost Castle. Africa,
whittier she had accompanied her husband,
the newly appointed Governor Of tha,
Colony.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

The Bank of 'he United States, has de-
clared semi-annual dividend Of four per
cent. payable on the 18th instant.
Aud at meeting of the Directors. Mich
olas Biddle. Esq. was unanimously -elec-
ted President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

tate of South arolina. i.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
G. l. Penn & Co.
c.L. &E. rFs Penn & Co. Attachment.
John Johnson
Rf an Order from the Court of Common
- Pleas for Idgeficld District will be sold
Il; The house of defendant. on Mountain crock.
under an attachment in the above stated case.
on tuesday after the first Monday in February
''xt' all the Personal Property OF said defend.
ant. consisting Of various articles
Terms cash.
w. II. MOSS, 8. Ed.
Jan H. 1Sa9 - IN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

VIM. C. Rives. the Little Expunger, has
abandoned the command of the little band
Of Conservatives, and gone over to the
grand army Of the Wings. He is now
common soldier in the ranks of the enc
mics Of Mr.. Van Buren,, and the Big Ex-
punger, Thomas II. Benton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
sg'sCE,

TIE Copar' ncrship OF GO0DHIN, H4R-
IL RINGTOA s. co. was dissolved on t.c
first inst. by its own limitation. All persons in
deb"d I" us are equcsted I" cal; and settle their
Notes and Accounts, rs we wish 10 close the bu-
>,ness of the concern. Those indcbtei to the
Oil firm of Good,rtn s Harrington. are remind
ed that their Notes and Accounts are o. 10. O
standing, and further indulgence cannot he
-ireu.
C.. L. GOODWIN,
ii. l.. II\RRINGTOS,
B. & BRYAN.
Edaefcld G. II. Jan ~ 3 ac so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

Georgia Sub Treasury Resolusions.-
Shortly aftes the Congressional election
in Georgia, the Bank Papers, one. anihaU,
claimed the State. They proclaimed k;r
triumph all over the country. ThsS Nero
told not TO crow 80 loudly. They wese
told that they had gained no victory h!af.
They did not believe it. What have they
said since the Georgia Legislature has
passed such decisive Sub b-Treasury reso-
lu,ions? They haue said nothing at all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

Debate in the II. Of Representatives on the
Svartscout de dejatcation.-We extract the
following from the Correspondence of the
Southern Patriot.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The resolution offered on former day
ny Mr.: Camhrelepg. referring the Presi-
dents Message in relation to the ,1efalca-
non of Mr.. Swarwoui. to a select Com
day. ~ " Wv
mr.: f'ckens expressed himself as anx-
ious Tor a full investigation. He declared
that he would be the las, man 10 shield an
ohender. He then commented on the
ridiculous course Of the Opposition in at
tributing the late defalcation to the sub
treasury System. He said they nigh, az
well Try to make the Creator responsible
for all the crimes Of the human family, be-
cause he at first breathed into the nos,rils
OF man, the breath Of life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

Trginia.-The Legislature met on the
9Th inst. Thos. w. Gilmer, (Whig) was
elected Speaker of the House. In the
Senate, Stafford HI Parker, v. B. was re-
elected Speaker. Governor Campbell, in
his message, repeats his opposition 10 the
sub-Treasury.
Dela,odre.-The Legislature met at Do
yer on the LIST inst. In tho Senate Thos.
Jacobs. V. b. was elected Speaker, and
s. G. Laws. v. B. Clerk In the House,
John P.Brinkle, v. B. was elected Speak
er. The other officers are said 10 he of
the same politics.
M0ine.-The Legislature met a, Angus
IA, on the 2d'inst. Job Price, ". B. was
elected President Of the Senate. and Han
nibal Hamiin. v. B. Speaker of the
House.
Louisiana.-The Legislature assembled
on the 9Th inst. In the Senate. Felix Gar
cia. Whig. was elected President wi,hnu'
opposition. In the House, the vote for
Speaker was decided, on the second ballot,
thus: Duhuys. Wing, "a, Lewis. Admin
is'ra'ion, 20, Blank /. On joint ballot, A:
B. Roman was elected Governor of the
State. and J. B. St. Romes, (editor of the
Courier.) v. b. State Printer.
Massachusetts.-The Legislature assem-
blod at Boston, on the Cd inst. Myrom
Lawrence, Whig, was chosen President oi
the Senate, and Robt.C. Winthrop, Whie,
Speaker Of the House.
Ne,o York.--The Legislature assembled
at Albany, on the lst inst. Geo. w. Pat
terson. Wing, was elected Speaker of the
House Of Assembly. Governor Seward,
in his message. highly approves Of the
General Banking Law.
Maryidnd.-In,he Legislature. Richard
Tho. IS. Wing, was elected President of
the Senate. and Charles S.Ridgely, Wing,
Speaker Of the House.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

Gssseeark, cf Kssstsekss- This ssn,ie-
man in his late Message has spoken warm
ly against the abolitidnists. We are pleased
80 see this. Kentucky will probably in
short time, be closely connected with US
by the great Rail Road, and it is impor-
tant that good understanding should exis,
between her, and US. on the subject of Our
peculiar institutions. We cordially extend
the hand Of friendship, to her distinguished
men. who stand uP for the South, ON the
vital question Of slavery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
FOUN ID.

I'm the Village Of Edgeficld Pocket Book.
IL containing sundry valuable treasures. The
owner is invited to call at this Office prove plo-
perry. pay for this advertisement, and take it
away.
Jan 4, 1890 tf 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

John Hale, Crowe New Orleans, John Meyers Robinson
Washington NC; Condor Hatch, Guyana and Ponce Mia
gars smith, Chsreton Mail Loring Boston; Friend Baker
dot Ajsx, Jeffrey 81 Mary. Ga; 81 Lawrence, Townsend
Grand f"rs Nieios ' w;l%ns,o ' stan ss Ms i.ss.
Pauline Br Meyer Bremen; Erersn (Br Brown, Monieso
Bay.t
Packet ship President Chadwick I'm London and Portsmouth
Sept Ia mdr, J 0riswod.
r. Srs Perseverance, Be,op day. I'm Rochelle mar
New brig Mor.. rssdls,oa, dy. I'm s,ouus,o., i. ba..
~ ins;,, N,o, R,ore ~ a, em x,..,o0 lam hal.
last bound to Halifax, put in in distress.
schr WIN Terrace, -, day' from Hartford, mds, %
captain.
one ship and two brigs.
Louis Philippe Ca.,os Har; United States, Fisher Liver
pool, and others.
The Washington Of North Yarmouth Capt Drinh water
from NYork whence she tailed lh inst partially laden with
near New Inlet Nc ON sunday morsns o'clock 6,h fol.
lowing Her have arrived Nerok who state that the
cargo will be saved, but the vessel viii be lost
Naval.
I've Board Of Navy Commissioners are their tour Of in.
f.rh yard.
said that Cap, Morrss win hoist his Gag on board the
friga,e United ssses chief Of the Brazil
ton with Capt Gregory captain The corvette Marion
commander Belt also out In company 10 relieve the Fair
The Independence rssec, Commodore Nicholson
pecsed Al Boston, from Rio ae Jsneiro.
the Bu,srmik channel ready Cor sesasssson no, ksowr
The Nerth Carolina 100 ssns win 20 up 10 the yard
Ter the winter.
Un6ora eanses Povss.
Bosror, Oct iA-as Dspsste, Drinh w~ser, Nyorh 18Th,
Napoleon, sargeant do.
fsov,Dsses, Oct A-''a Lay wsshinssoa, R.ehe, New
Yosh. 49,
s.lsS Dc, liar Pa'sieh, vo-~s. ftc~ New Yorh Tor
Wsldobsro.
EseAarowr Oct ii-sr Jse H~<ssh, NYo~k for Bs.ses,
Nousar. 90 Cor Salem. N M ET
PsnrlArp, Oct isssr rsssssss r,s~.~r, MssAss Ger
Yssh; Octagop, Lubee for NYssh-
fuomAsror, Oct 1e-cId sssw. hcrsiAs NOvleass, ia
h9e4y, OsNat, -; Mst~lne slnsNtsu, NyovA
pilApslsrsA Get is-sss Ehsa, Cssss, New yerh; ela
sAssA, sssveassA, -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
Total 10 ia Oct.


The first week in October $4,000 les. than last year. and
che total 7h Oct $4,000 more than year, and about
$4,000 lees than In 1879
CsrrorThs market continues present fair degree OF
snimston boh for home and Shipment Sales reach about
1850 bales a. loi i3 for Mobile l0 IL Cor Orleans icy
la Cor Upland The news by the British Queen reach
ks which subsequently revived at firm prices and the sales
for the ending the 9Th reached bales AZ
l2a The stock increased in the time ees4 bales
There have been sales OF this article 10 the
extent cf 10000 lbs for expectation al 70c.
There has been fair business done pots At S.
and pearls o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

BALrxoaE, Oct l4-below, Casper, (Brem) NYorA.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, Oct LEAR Argon, Howes, Nfork: :.
hacHhoNDs Ost lSsrr Stewart Randoph, Chsmpion, ~
Icrki sid Tuscarera, Smack Nvosk- p
NoRyoLK, Oct ls-arr Baltiuess, Ws1more, NYcrk; At
seawels Point Direct Brgy Bsners for NYork std Pre-
sdent Mock New York; lSth Commerce. Blanchard do;
Premium, JARVIS, do; Mary Bowen, Dszssr, do.
Fereign POrss.
st Jonr', NIB, Oct o-arr Albion, Bennett. NYsrk
ELsrEuR. Sept l6-sa MayA Weeks, from Stockholm
Tor NYork Dan Webster Munon CTonstadt for dol in port
bron,e', Carver, do; Virginia, Sinclair. do
AMSTERDAM, Sept l7-Mason, Allen, for NYork, Oct
MARaSHAM, Aug IS-Roarer, Coming from New York un-
eer'ain. - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

Within the last days upwards Of 5000 saels ef Asur
hsve kesn purchased this mssket a prices raaene s
ssial 70 Hs7l bsrrei for export Great nvissa TNs
hedsrs Of nour here Arm u te,s7i 10 eee14.
Ever nsrhs where NE ssws BY The Livpsee kss 49,
,rees ere savsneisg rsPiay, and the probability thss
hsy win 70 v Of Aosr 10 Ess,saa htAs<e-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

A UDUBoN's ORIGINAL DRAWINGS Of THE
"A BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, exhibiting At
the Lyceum Of Natural Hssvy ~ Broadway These draw.
inss represent every bird a. the Size OF lie The, not
ply profile views Of the bsds bat many instances they
grouped, - wers II their natural svocations In ell forts of
attitudes, either % branches cf trees amidst plans
aowen sow are sssa psrsuag with avsdy their food
uss swim wade o. sl;Se over shs,r allotted ,I.m,st
Insects rspsss hshs thst the sod Of the BIRDS
have been included In the drawings, and The nests q q
The hiras repressstea
Hsers-frsW A. NJ. sesii dssk. Admsttssce, Is cents
Tiekee or sale 81 the Aston Hous ard s the prisepa
etl ~nv6S - #H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wholesale ard n,

u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Re.
N tail - Division street. few doors Of Chatham
square and Bowery daily receiving from Importers and Aue
uon and sks Of the latest mporaons, consisting
o. rich orc Dc Naples and sstn Rseens extra seavy
brodsred satin Rbboss chsngabe 6sd satin Ribbons, vas
styles plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons plain
taeta and satin Ribbons all widths and cocrs large
sortner of Cap Ribbons also. hgd asd plain Silks and Bat
ins vesvs Crses Grape Le Wire and millinery article
ssch shswis; Gloves Hosiery vels; fancy Hdhh ees;
Lsees TresA Edsins, sc alec rich ssovt~sss Of bsek
skss dsy ess esss o. Rep sins esssssi.a
bss pnk white and s1s ssisv Of various shsAss alsc
81 sksneshle uscws velvess
"a. City ssa coussry Millissvs sspplied
s1Alasb c. D LEVI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

THE subcrib having had considerable experience in the
routine Of college duties and filled professors chair in
Of the first institutions North America offers his
services TO teach the Frensh language and cac either in
the capacity Of tutor in private families to private class
in public seminary The references
will be producer For and further particulars address
box ALL upper post shice. WILLIAM KiNNELLY.
ol7-3tS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
PnicEs OF FLouRIN 1899.

Frsm comparison Of the above plainly what pros
operation keep prices down. but one that
the most powerful The receipts in the different cities not
withdrawing the great influence the farmers have keeping
back the crops show large this year those
1885, but for the deter Of the producers
realize exravagan prices the face of har
seaports would be gucd with -four and grain But
As II there has been every mart except this
as will be seen by the following tablet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
DREMIUM RAILWAY sTOYEs. lsaa.-This valuahI

DREMIUM RAILWAY STOVES, lsS9.-This valuable
Il improvement for the OF Coal Wood, combining
all he qualities of Baking Boiling, Roasting &C. without
diminishing hr heat incrs the ot simple
its construction that doubt its superiority after
giving ii al examination
For sale only at ll3 Fulton street, by FISK DENsON.
Also Wilson's Patent Grecian Parlor Crate for the Of
both Coal and Wood al the time.
good assortment of Hail. Paror, Store Office, and Cham.
Der Stoves of all Sizes for SALE wholesale and RETAIL the
most reasonable terms.
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished with Atwood's
Patent Revolving Groirons, the shortest notice.
nj Inn ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
GRAN DJEAN's COmPOslTION
III IT M A N Fl ALL r.

90 Great and great reputation prosf that
this article Is the only 81 the kind which produces good
effects and usf TO the Human Hair The article
with il its recommendation and not be ciased with
that host Of limitations with which the city ahounds fs
usage considered corporal fat will enable the orEans
bites and contribute their nutrition and their
natural order the alterations arrangements winch
10 the hair skin
ITS QUALITIES
On the first day OF i application, beens 10 Get In
venting the hair from turning gray
BY Its dry and weak hair will be rendered sroas plia-
Bile. brilliant ssd curly.
BY s employment heads entirely bald will be rspsenshsd
with hair.
valuable specific for all diseases shin and hair.
may be purchased, Wholesale At the following agents In
New York;
Mr.. Rosst. n Cedar street
Rushon AspinwsI 80 William street. no Brsadway ana
Milhsu French Druggist lss Broadway.
Miss Cannon, Broadway, under Aston House.
Miss Ramsey 2S7 broadway
Churman druggist, corner Varick and Canal.
Ring. druggist, corner Bleecher aud Brosdwxy
Country .fxsn-Doctor Metcalf fremont sre~t Bo.io1
Blanchard, Abasy-s,ate street, Troy.
A. Lafor, Philadelphia, - Fourth street.
Dibble \ winsdale, Buffalo.
Reusselie, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
sices, New Orleans.
Scott. 1888 King street, Chzrlestop.
Waned-Agsnts for Baltimoe~ aud Washington
the reameHt can be supplied the etabhmsn u A. g.
No. Barclay street. where will be found extensive -
sossmen oil W, Tsupess &C. OF manufacture which can
not De surpassed IN The United States The great sale cfhee
rneis has enabled Mr. Grandesn 10 6s the price at ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

sss bshoovss syery sler ana koldes 10 sAch carefully s
ra6eatops Of the trade both and Ercps, that ne
csn form some idea whsp % ssL shovd % s
fspecslstors Taking hings into we viii
enter into analysis Of the trade - 1890 -
AT the present when every movement wa cneu y
Of gram for high prices the dealers should not run wild for
they do they will suffer in precisely the same way ha thy
did last February They should recoect that have me con-
tnent compete with in supply England VITA orsac s,un
grain always be thence at very low prices
The will conclusvey the effect that high
prices here have on foreign sxPor. . .Nt X.
ExPoRrs FLOUR FRoM THE UNITED STATES.
1855 : ss,,s,; ''''' E price 81
1898 443.l6l 804
II such be the effect shipments TO gene ally
America and the West indies
Early spring received this country for
barrels four and could easily spared
but consequence of The prevailing high prices that
only 10000 barrels shipped from the following
places
Bssrels Prices
From New York, $4,000 S6,a5 and $3.50
DO Boston, 5000 $50
Do Richmond, 1882 #M +s 8,l2
Do Baltimore, $4,000 6,25 do $50
Do Philadelphia. $4,000 825 do $50
The balance of the orders back will
be the same this fall IL prices go up much higher For unless
the deficiency in Great Britain great
ship So and 81 barrel advantage Of the rise and
fail OF the English duty which dealers do in
quepce OF their distance from England There already
pretty large orders here limiting the price at So and
from the position Of the English market when the Liver
pool left shipments be made American with
any degree OF safety at So 20 barrel To be
small sales have been made shilling that price, the
choosing to run the risk rather than to ship specie
He may realize large profit good deal still depends
contingency suooined the prices in Europe at The last
accounts.
Prices OF WHEAT IN EUROPE, REDUCED DOLLARS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

There Il no material change 60 notice OF the markets.
The shiprnc business !. dbl and freghs low, with the
escecsion OF nour Cor which Sd Is asked There cotton
Offering. -
The TOLLS collected on the New York State Canals during
the t In October and the total amount collected
the October each Of the ve preceding years, fol-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

VyICToRIA STRAW 1ERRY PLANTS a Asssios.--
win " sold Aar.n Levy, rdAs the lstA inc
6elcck A. M II 15 Broaiwsy, sto go Pan n pos
prspeg.ssd this and 500 a cs trasspassg ~
q the eostisss 10 bssss, viii perfect safety sisS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
CLO q ks,
nF ever, foru and sire wholesale and retail by
~ SMITH BROTHERS, Manufacturers,
$40 I'm. u Bowery.

RTIFICIAL TEETH-without Clasps, Ligaiures, &c.
n from single tooth TO full and complete the prin
cple Of atmospheric pressure by NJ LkVETT Dentist No.
$50 Broadway, cor. OF Warren street.
lFrom u e ". Y. Commercial Advertiser
90" friend at elbow requests 10 notice some
teeth he had inserted BY Dr. Leve Of No go Broadway and
TO state his ensire satisfaction only with regard TO the
teeth themselves hut the ia which this delicate
operation performed
" Dr. Leyeu has been long b fore the public the IN
PRODUCER 81 the Atmospheric Pressure principle to require
syllable from sep2t Imis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR INTO THE PRINCIPAL MARTs.

OF the receipts into this city have increased foreign
export 10000 bushels months and still prices
lower by 81 barrel than they this day
Notwithstanding this there should be no advance.
EXPORTS PROM
From January 10 October l--ls39-l3e 027 barrels,
l l-lS3S--53S73
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

I've LETA ssors, Dasswsss I'D Len u Asn sset-alse,
aBse@est il Fultea street. Inquire a i0 FULTON, u
scyy, cf O. G. HIsCOx. Beet low. oeass
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

"A made In the treatment Of venera Cases ofevery descp.
ton, at Dr. Evans Once, No. ~ Peek Slip Recent
cured perfectly IN few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with old compile ated Prracted cases. though
they have tried all the advertised quack nostrums need not de
par Call al No IL Peck slip, ana uogs for yourselvee
member connection whatever with Dr. Evans OF Chatham
street any other Office in cut OF the city All letters
pct paid, and enclosing fee attended 70. so Imls'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

4 sisEASks OF THE EfE--UK. WHEELER VITA con-
~ haenc~ the public that there scarcely any
TO which that tender and beautiful organ THE EYE
SUBJECT that does yield his humane ssd successful mods
Of treatment References given TO the first families; and att
dance his Office 50 Greenwich the Battery oa
sA. M. until NJ after which he dsvoes his tine % the
door patients su6-smis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

Taking theprice current London and estimating five bush
els to barrel OF four and have without the expenses
grinding SO SO the value thereof Now will give the
prices in several markets in this country.