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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
7T7EETH ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
l pRTsSITRE ~ Al IEVrTr p.,,;., NJ, oeo p.oaa

rT'EETH ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
i PRESSURE, by NJ LEVETT, Dentist, No $50 Broad
entrance in Warren street Mr. L. respectfully invites
strangers and the public generally to witness and his
scientific method Of fixing incorrupble Teeth from single
tooth full set the principle of atmospheric pressure,
praceed extensively by him. Mr. Levett will give every
information to those who do not apply from idle curios
ty but with view Of pre6ng by the conviction
animation will produce.
[Fron the New York Commercial Advertser.l
DErTsTRY.-Havng suffered much lately from decayed
teeth stroed into Or. Levett 900 Broadway where hada
complete reformation these useful agents of alton
and that for skill of execution and perfect
with the subject ne exceeds any other
Dentist ever sat under mylo-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
PUBLISHED ssILyBv
JAMES 60 sDON BENNETT.

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vance No paper sent, unless paid in advance
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clock price SIR per copy Furnished 20 csuot suhscJ
bers at ~ per annurn, in advance.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

ID EFRiOERArORs-J N. LYONS ssw pstsat Safe
N Reffigersers and Wias Csssr Ware Room, Ne. 4e6
Broadway The advertiser having made several important
provsus.ts il the csnsseoa OF the above article. The
asors sPsning il ss thereby making al the
shelves and admitting the ice 70 pat It's proper place with
disturbsx the shelves thsi eelv On experiment.
the above article Is warranted L. the ice as long
l Sgsr thsa any other Refrigerator.
NB-cesatry merchants, hotel PROPRIETOR rsfectoes
fanilies So will End il to their interest to call.
The public cautioned against Infringing this patent
my28ln.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
~ EMOVED DIR. H. VILLERs has removed from No
II IS Liberty street to No. 40 Lispenard street

TO SUIT THE TIMES.-OPERATIyE DENTAL
SURGERYThe subscriber performs every operation the
and gums the modrn and approved principles
the Dental and with professional skin. Irregularities Of
the teeth in children and adults remedied; carious teeth filled
with gold; loose teeth rendered 6rn teeth extracted teeth
fixed tooth complete set Fees reduced
one third.
NIB Toothache removed simultaneously. Price so cents
mylS-3m DR.. X. VILLERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
nR EyERETT'S MEDICAL OFFICE-ABDOMlNAL
~ SUPPORTERS iunnrn hy DR. Knphf- and

~ sUPrOkTERs, as improved by Dr. Knight-and sustain
ed at Law in the Circuit Court Of the United States and
approved Of by all the first Surgeons in the United States ard
Europe Also general assortment of Patent Trusss and Sr-
Bandages kept constantly hand and skuly ape
piled the above Office, No Ann street. under the Museum
also the from 2ls Broadway where patients
also treated for all Chronic Diseases and Of long
standing cured Also, for sale the celebrated
Syrup for the Of old Ulcers and Rheumatic diseases Sc
In Of the great demand for the Abdominal Sup
porter for the falling Of the womb Prolapsus AMI many
other diseases of the character requiring the advice of the
inventor has induced DR. knight attend for that purpose
from to N. each day, adjoining and
above stated second door from Broadway Ann street
third door in the from entrance 2ls Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
MRS. y. KIDDER,S
CHOLERA MORBUS DYSENTERY AND DIARRHH,A
CORDIAL,


THIS medicine deservedy ranks with the important
discoveries in physc, and gives immediate relief the
most obstinate It's effect is to quiet heal
and perfectly regulate the stomach and bowels and aso
digestion Children teehing greatly benefited by the
Ma, been found an excellent remed, in sea sets... Person,
gog climates should provide with bottle
Of this incidence that they may avoid the fear Of the above
complaints.
For sale BY O. Fay, Agent At Miners, Franklin House
Drug Store No ss Broadway New York; l21 Bower: 100
N.B Every family, where there children should have
bott Of this Cordial at hand See direction. the bottle
cer'hca'es, &c. mylo-lm'
THEMALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance OF
ladies to be il accordance Win their but how frequently
AID with what unpleasant sensations do ladies'
beautiful completely unsesea BY that unseemy
asuper auous growth of hair upon the face neck
ATKlNsON's DEriLAfORr has proved it.elrin thou
sands that bave suder the rropretor
vasn to positive and remedy for this unfortunate AZ
Fiction.
No cosmetic hs. hailed with IN. un-s sal ,at.
faction that has accompanied the introduction hi nvaus
bic preparation so.e application Of which will in
moments entirely the hair leaving the skin softer
finer whittier, and much improved in its appearance.
SO md and Harmless. in its nature that it be used
upon an infant without the least dsieerious effect.
In consequence Of the increased demand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Mesr. GUIoNs $50 Broadway
New York. General Agents the United States Of Amenca
for he Depilatory and Mahomsds Turkish Dye.
Country dealer. will be supplied by them reason.
able terms Price two aolarsp per bottle maa,iy
rJNHE PUBLIC respectfully invited by Messr. L.
L BEALs&Co. to direct monents attention to few
words in avsr of their admirable Hair Restorative.
This Invaluable compound has been to the world
with the flourish Of ackery and oon-t needs no facf
tioss character TO introduce II 10 notice bring
use, which the discerning part Of community will well apprec
ate And II claims consideration that does merit
account Of qualities really possessed the proofs OF which
innancrsbe and satisfactory To the most preudced who will
examine into them for themselves al the Office o the proyrie
tors, No. loi Broadway.
Feds Hair Restorative preser,er and impro,er Of the
ha.y, rendering IL soft and beautiful and when the hair has
fallen from the human head leaving the hair thin the head
bald the faithful application Of il will nialliby a
suit in all its natural lururiance and beauty.
The prices dollar per bottle and three doars per
jar. For sale at wholesale and retail. by
L. T. BEALs X co. l64 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

III ETRs MILK or RosEs--Cslssrsisl for the I.s. "a
d. 81 rssderisg it smooth and delicate. PeHi
Set szary asr shaving wsshng &c. positive cure
. vasss. ~. 70 toilet Or dressing case complete wisSos.
T. For sale Wholesale and retail BY A. Sands, 100
.9. ss ss william 81 sy%s o. and SO Sowsry ~.
most druggists, fancy stores &C. in London and America
A.. for wysA MIN Of Rosss, decidedly superior Y any
B. IRWIN co, N.mbTl eof the Ro, al College Il Sur
seoA London continue to be oonsused delicate dis
eases in all their various stages at theroce 2o4 Fulton
aeorng uader delicate complaints be treated WITH
Irwin Co. pledge themselves that i. all cases of the
most violent venerea which have hhests fallen under their
notice. their treatment without mercury has
a and speedy They BY certificates direct the public
taer superior practice in those Diseases here
putaon in this weknewn aud respected by those who
had cccasio. to eonfae in their honor strongly
taded to females who the habit Of their Deobsru
ent Pills. that than hsud taken ON anv occa
son might produce effects which those wko would be
mothers desirous avoid
cured days. Those bave Ia iures themselves
by secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
security is all that will be required until shall be effect
ed Letters post paid detailing the Of the complaint
and covering suitable Fee will be attended TO- and
medicines with full directions, forwarded to the parties
Office, 2Oai Fulton street my22.lm.
A STRINGENT PILLS-AsTRiNGENT PILLs-Dr.
N Cherry celebrated Asrngent Pills, for TIE eectsa
radical Of geet seminal weakness whites gravel and all
affections Of the kidneys &c matter Of however long stand
ing, after the failure Of cubebs copaiba injections Sc Over
100000 boxes havs sod without any complaint any
agent Can be said any medicne1 To Fe
males "Washington street. Jsly loth Mrs. Winorns DR.
Cherry that the three boxes pills from him. entirely
cured her daughter Of the green sickness after she had been
der the care for 10 months Of several Of the most respectable
Of this city" London, l633-Iha
pleasure in subscribing to the efficacy Of Dr. Chcrys Asrn
gent Pills. in curing obstinate slee have experimeniay
tried them upwards OF 500 and always with the
result perect &C. A. Babington senior PHI
to the Lock Hospital, Grosvenor Place, Londos~
For sale Wholesale and retail by B& D. Sands 100 Fston
~ syme Bowery and Walker and Bond and Bowery,
G. n. Ring, 64A Broadway; IS Sixth Avenue. Price ST.
Country merchants buying BY the dozen gross supplied by
A. B. D. Sands at liberal dscoun and the pills warranted
10 them m3D-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

ID YDER's NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
~ TLEMENs FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. Beekman street, New York.
and No. 10 Nachex street. New Orleans gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York, respectfully informed that
they will hnd full assortment OF Opera and Dress Boots I'm
ion Shoes Fancy and Dress PunP and Caters Of the
style and quality furnished them at No. Is NacheI ST.
New and which Obtained The st premium at the late
Fair in that city.
Geatenen purchasing giving orders for hne Boots for the
Charleston, Mobile New Orleans Matches Vicksburg, or
Of the southern south Cities invited to call
and examine plssdd article Of light Dress Boots, made Of
French imported stock the latest Partisan fashion, at No.
Beekman street. Clinton Hail. New York, opposite the Park
URIAH RYDER
NJ b First Premium at the American Institute New York.
Mechanics Institute,
my4u late fair at New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

WATCHEs-Just received BY the ruh.ctbers a smal IN
vo,s % Duper aud Patent Lever Watches, made by T.
Cooper L"aicn also invoice Geneva Watches Of the
finest quality which will b. sold ON reasonable terms.
GLLsTON, LADD CO..
m,17.Qv NJ 4 A.,cr JTou.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

ISOR sALE-Sco,ch English and American Pig Iron Also
IT old scrap and wrought ron old copper brass lead &C.
viii be sold cheap lorca,h approved paper
Iron ef al kinds and other articles storage al the
very lowest term.,by DANIEL PETITE,
4l3 Water street.
b. Sturbridge Efre Brick for sale. i.6-imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

DELT AND STRAP MANUFACToRf, No. 50 Nassau
ID street. between Maiden Lane and Jobn street Constantly
Belts Pantsoon Straps, suspender extra ends
Elastic Strap. also large assortment Of Stocks ready
made lne Hosiery and Cloves all Of which be had
twenty Ave cheaper than at other establishment
~ the city, for csh only 1000 dor Brs and Hair stock
Frames Tor sale cheap ieI.lr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

Ty SAUNDERS IRON Saunder. Oueys London) Eng
IL lsh and Bookseller and Statoner, IS. Broad
wav has constantly sale all orks published
choice of STANDARD Works in the
several departments Of literature plain and fancy Stationery
Engraving, Drawings Book Binding every variety OF
.tyls Cards Of address engraved and printed. eS-if
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

O. TRAW COODSy-The subscriber begs leave 10 ,nfsrr
- his friends and the public generally that he has
hand and for sale splendid assortment Of Ladies and Misses
Lsghor Tuscan Braid, and Straw Bonnets, in all their vare
% low prices te obtained other store
ia the city.
Also Icntlernens and Youths double aud single brmmed
Leghons white eolored and variegated of the pat
and finest quality. Y. q. BROWN,
III Wi,m street. JOHN st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

r OOKING GLASSES.-The subscriber has hand
IL large and splendid assortment Of Gilt and Mahogany fran
Looking Glasses of every and pattern which be offers
sell Wholesale retail. very low prices, for cash.
Portraits and other pictures neatly and c h framed at his
warehouse 800 Pearl street. few south Of franklin
square. THOMAS HOOPER.
i jel.lRs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.-Ac complete full dres Uni
NA formgrey trimmed with black and gold with Epau-
lette Aguttc &C., suitable for Sd Rgt N T. y A. nearly
and in first rate order-for sale cheap.
Address box 554 lower p. o. je7-3+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

az TINE Tropsietor OF the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms pab his Bathing Establishment 10 III full
operaton invites all Who fond Of such luxury 70
cali and Judge completeness Of his arrangements by
personal examination Of the Constant ATTENDANCE will
be given by having charge OF the Baths every day
the Baths, a well as from broadway My93.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

wv and approved style pn,edfro engraved plates
with the utmost nestness the highly ensneed porcelain
Cards which, ~encs and brancy o polish. be
exccled All orders promptly attended 10 at VALENTINES
Fashionable Gard Engraving and Prntisg Establishment 80
John street. corner o William street iua. I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

L,NGLIsH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable for BanL
posc they gessrs England and sold
onl, BY the Patentee, JsTONE, 800 Broaa- az.
b. Numerous references can be given they are
myll-ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

THE SUBSCRIBER the proprietor Of the House No. $40
i Pearl street, has two BOWLING ALLEYS. situate at
the of Pearl and Dover and respectfully calls the
attention persons requiring exercise especially all Of seden
tary pursuits Bowling, exercise eminen conducive
TO good health
The celebrated Physicians have recommended pn-
eipal Of obtaining e greatest blessing Health, all such
exercises will give aetv, motion to the muscles Of
the system. Among these Bowling is probably the
tn, Of approval
with their maintain the deeoru and good
order in his establishment
The Bowling Alleys will be let to parties by the hour,
longer period No playing after reasonable time each
ming. ALEAR. j. HENDERSON.
yel.lm&
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
.RANKs IN SOURCE AMEaICA

A citizen Of the United States has obtained a
charter from the republic Of Ecuador, Tor i
bank, the principal brunch Of which Is 10 be e..
tablished at Guayaqul. The chief provisions Of
the charter are these
The bank is to be one Of discount and depos.
ite. The capital FIVE hundred thousand dollars,
to be paid in the coin of the republic. and TO ro-
main constantly in the bank.
The bank may issue bills, payable in specie
at sight, to twice the amount of the capital.
No bill 70 be issued for lees than ten dollars I'm.
der penalty OF FORGETTING the charter These
bills shall not be held as legal tonder in pay
ment Of debts. The government may receive
them in payment Of duties, but viii not compel
its creditors to receive them.
The bank shall lend to no individual, at one
time, more than ten thousand dollars II shall
hold no property, other than the banking house.
II shall not be concerned, directly, or in
directly, in any commercial transactions, other
than the purchase Of bills of exchange, foreign
and domestic, under penalty Of FORGETTING It's
charter.
The bank may demand nine per cent interest
upon its loans, and not more. No officer or di
rector Of the bank shall borrow from il mere
than five thousand dollars at any one time.
The charter shall continue for ten years
| revocablc at the pleasure Of government
The bank shall receive in deposte all fund.-
# the government, and pay them out, free o.
charg ,.-Giobc,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

derive any, nn'l consequently, they begin
10 call Il Ire DssiI's l3apk,nnd dread tai
much as ihcydo hIS salanic majasly.
The day offelsibnIion i fast approach.
ing. The psopls WIN soon begInto man.
age their own affairs The bank candi.
dates for Inc legislature are already be-
ginning 10 dodge the question, 81 a least
they prefer % hear any other subject ngi-
tatcd. The candidates have opinions with
regard 70 iIilsmaster, then come out, gem
tlcmcn, ina plain open manner, 50 CONF
moi, people can understand you, and say
whether you arc In favor Of the banks Or
not, and then we shall know how % vote.
And recollect, that if you have deceived
US once, or should deceive us, ynu nakea
wrong calculation If you think you will
bambcczle Us again.
Il is to be hoped that il will moi be long
before the psopIe are informed which Of
the candidates are in favor Of the banks,
and whicharc not, II lis time that the pco-
pie were making up their minds on this
subject. They cannot give a judicious vote
without knowing for whom and for what
they are voting.
Al VOTER.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
Al VOTER.

We have found the following in tho columns
or Wing newspaper. Ii tbs most appropri.
alto thing We have seen published in these .shon.
est" "truth.lorng sheets for q long time.
Common Sense, II possible, in our next
Christianity must DO deferred for more TEN.
porary matter.
Scandal has already appeared in former
number. A
'Truth'is inadmissiblc. W
Honesty would be unintclligible to many Of
our readers.
We know nothing Of Good Manners, there.
fore the writer must be mistaken in his con
lectures.
'Scurrility' may depend upon being inserted
during the course Of the week.
'Decency' must be altered to make il fit for
our columns.
"A Patriot Is at present rather ont Of date.
AN Honest Lawye,' with other originals, in
day or two. f
Matter Of Fact does not come within the
circle Of newspaper intelligence.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
For the Piney Woods Planter,


Honesty and consistency arc jewels,
which cannot be too highly priscd, as we'll
in politics as in religion, or in other mat
tiers. Gold is gold, whether il be found
in the mines Of Golconda, or in those of
Peru or Mexico. Indeed, 10 be honest a
man must be consistent No man can
long maintain a reputation for honesty, if
he opposes the measures which have ten
dency to undermine the principles by
which he processes to be governed. think
it requires but little trouble to ascertain
whether man be honest or not, il we
compare his practice in life with the prin
ciples which he avows. For instance, il
a man declares he has no confidence in
those legal swindling machines, with
which our state is cursed, and at tho same
time, either by vote at the polls or in
the Legislature, supports them, by voting
for relief measures, such as "post note
lars," or any other laws contrary to The
principles which he avows, that man can.
not be consistent, and consequently can
not be hoacst. II is plain, then, that hon
esty and consistency are twin sisters, and
cannot be separated without demolishing
the temple Of truth, which should be the
aim of all. Does not n man, then, render
himself Wuworthy the confidence Of the
people, who declares, that, in principle,
ne is opposed to the banks, yet, notwith-
standing, he will wait on the banks plea.
sure to resume specie payments, or he is
willing to grant relief measures to them,
when he knows that they have and will
continue to dcfraud the people so long as
they are sustained This is plain ques-
ton, but il is one which the people should
calmly and dispassionatcly consider. The
time has now expired when we were
promised a "healthy currency" It's, III
fact, more rotten and sinking than ii was
when our ears were first saluted with those
lying promises, And YET, sOme politicians
there are, who pxetsnd n helihRn coniras
I ~ 70 every evidence afforded By nc spu.
ration Of the present banking system, thai
they i'll yet bless The country with :
uniform currency. There isnot Bank
IN The Efaka that has cnu,rl;erI ,v;,h tL<
provisions Of its charter No, not escnths
great UNION BANK which was K
IbIess She country with gold and silver \
was called the peoples Bank, because ev
cry man had the privilege of mortgsginl
i III land foF 20 years, for . part Of IN
lstock. But the people have derived no all
iirom THE institution, and are not likely /,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
The whigs say .hat their candidate 70

The Wings say that their candidate fol
Governor will beat the Democratic candi
date-so said the same party in Tennes
see--but what prospect Of success have
theyi Isit half as good as they had in
Tennessee. They cannot deceive the PEG.
pie by false prophecy, they are too well
known now--the downfall Of Democracy
was at hand according to the wing pro.
pLets, for the last half score years, but
how is it9 According to wing statements
they have gained glorious riumphs; where,
What have they gained but defeat on de.
feat, five except their success ia saddIine
on the people wretched paper Or credit
system, which enables them to raise pan,
les and pressures, by which they lord Il
first over their dupcs, then over the vic.
Tins Of necessity, till at length the whole
country feels the shock. The people have
been deceived long enough With their I'M
Inspired prophets, and BY the accounts O
their triumphs--they are both equally IN
founded.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

at will be seen from the following APP
pontments of Jacob Thompson, Esq, that
we may expect him in Ccpiah CO., about
the Goth of September,o or whereabouts, he
closes his appointments in the east on tho
7th. He will address the people Of Jones
county, at Ellsville, on Saturday the 3ls'
inst. the people of Wayne county, at Win
chester. on Monday, the I'd day of Sept.
the people Of Green county, at Leakevillt
on Wednesday, the 4th of September; the
people Of Perry county, at Augusta, on Sa
turday. the 7th Of September"
We clip the above from the "Southerr
Starr The editor Of the Star is putting
his shoulder to the wheel in good style, il
old Copiah. We can say, God speed, AM
will lend our aid, sJch as II is. to max,
the good principles known here. Will no
Mr.. Thompson give US call in Amitet--
we hope so, and can asure him and our de
mocratic friends, every where, that on
causcis going on glaringly. No mistake
Few here have the face to say word 70
the Wing Federal candidates.