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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Caroline were armed with swords and pistols,
and made resistance There was no one on
board the Caroline when she was FIRE! and
sent over the falls.
Edward Zealand, another Ofihe party, says
IN his deposition, that Mcleod was not in The
same boat with him. lie saw a man lying dead
on the wharf at Schlosser, but he had not been
conveyed there. Tho man was killed during
The attack, but whelher on the boat or the
cock, he does not know Thinks the shot came
from the direction Of the tavern on shore. lie
Jaw no weapons on board the Car oine- none
were used.
II. K. o. Reilly, another Barrister who was
Glso in the expedIllOn, deposes that Mcleod
was not in the came boat 10 which he embark
ed; that he did not see him during tine attack
upon the Caroline, nor was be among the pare
" on their return 10 Canada. No resistance
was made by the persons on board the CAro-
lire, nor were there any arms except those
sentry carried!
Thomas Hector, Duncan Cameron. John
Gordan, and Christopher Beers. who were also
in the exp,dluon, deposed that that they dId
not see Nc leod N spy Of the boate or during
the night.
Col. John Chsom. of the 9Th Regiment at
Gore, depuses tnst he saw the expedition EN-
bark, but did no, recognise Mcleod among
the men. Believes Mcleod started that eve-
ming with dispatches for Governor Head at
Toronto, nnd that he was then on his way on
horseback to Queenstown pt tho time.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
Ulica. 'Phul.day, Oot. 4, 1911.

John s. Du Solls, Esq Dear Sir--My
Inst report closed with The testimony in chief Of
DaWd Il. Ss,rs for the defence His cross
sxaminstion wss severe, but referredprinci-
ally 10 minute circumstances, testing his ac-s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Monday and part Of Tuesday was occupied
in ihe argument, and after the summing up of
testimony &c., tho jury retired; and returned
With a verdict of NOT GUILTY. ;.F
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

maids wives, ministers, and gfog bruzers, ell
mixed up in one gre al congiOmera,ed mass,
looking like sun flowers, rose, apple blossoms
mu.haroons and holly hooks, in market wo"
mans boquet are nightly gathered in the Hall
ofJustice, 10 reform the last sheep. God bless
their pretty faces and noble efforts, and send
them all husbands as go on as conveniently may
be,
As TO politics, this is lille stirring, and the
people seem SCENE to care but lille about spen.
ding their money for politicians: Governor
Porter will probably be elected by from ten 10
fifteen thousand maj jority. and John Banks. The
candidate Of the ppelayers, will be allowed 10
retain his judgesbIp.
The news market is rather dull at preseat,
end with the exception Of the arrest of cou-
pie of nolnrous burglars on Sunday last, We
have nothing worth recording. YoRIcK.
SPEAKING EVIL OF DIGNITAhIEs The fol-.
lowing notice has been circulated. 10 handful
form, throughout some portions Of North Car
ona:-s
ITO THE PUBLIC. disa rec bl il
may be for individuals TO presen, themselves
before the public, we feel that the duty we owe
our fellow cilIZens requires Of US TO expose an
individual, who, from heV'ng occupied a station
that none but gentlemen should occupy, might
deceive this community.
"On the l7h Of August, q. !. Cuney address.
ses TO JESSE A, BYNUM, by the hands of r. A.
Hun,et, Note demanding satisfaction for Ian.
guage used by HIM calculated to affect the
character Of KlmsleY, 10 which n 10 Bynum re-
Piled in the most eVssive and unsatisfactory
manner, and by giving up as his author, R. E.
May field, man Of rhe most notorious infamous
and viilalGOus character.
"Mr Quincy again addressed Bynum, which
note Mr.. Hunter bore to him on lhe 18th, and
which he refused TO receive on the ground that
he presumed "lt was challenge, and he did
not intend TO fight Mr.. CuneV az he did not
consider him his equal" He then anticipated
Mr.. Hunters Note Sy sending hs WIFE and
May6eld 10 Alexandria, and calling 10 hls as
slslance the civil authority.
1--WE therefore do proclaim the said JESSE
A. BYOUM. ex-Buly oy Congress, to be base
COSsrd, most infamous Liar sud a, Villain.
K 4. HUnTER.
Z !. CUnEY.
Alexandra, August 26. ls4I."
This is strange Language to be applied 10
man who has retired from seat IN Congress.
With respect 10 the justness of the other epi.
he,s, we are not competent TO speak; but By
nun Is no more entitled 10 be called bully,
thon Webb saint He is elender, emaciated
man. utterly destitute OF physical strength
waspish and irsc,ious, to be sure, but lie never
thought of balling any thing bigger than
eood slzed rat.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
second Board.
CommcrciaI and Money Matters.


~ no.s of the Board today very large and the feeling
ncr DROPPING L. Bank fell of per cent from Yesterday
- - brc> sold at the Second Board Il SD " A. Trust
~ a, ,c Thl, the lowest price has ever been
,,, ., Ilclawa-e and Hudson fell oil Stoni nstonf
900 Canal '5-,) sold al 3 s4o ONO
So f-, at 90; s2Ojo Illinois $50 at ~; s3Oc0o indIas
bond- 81 L. -.
~ anpears to demand for Domestic ESchonge although
nat 90 ,argc TODAY yesterday. The rate are on boIo"
pdeIpba 81 Baltimore 3:als Richmond l!aJ Charleston
1o, savannah 3sa3s Mobile GAG! " oeans t''; Oncinn"
7sas.
Il, Foreign there much doing probably until ThnF'd"
Sterling rates are ,3a1l France 2e:a5 30
There much activity in the Flour Market To-day i"ere "
aoJ for exports. on account demanded by
v confined to the wants consumption and the Eastern
Market.
fne,ec i, firm a, "a s. Houard- 81 IS, Georgetown
s = Ohio - So Troy OIL About 1900 bales Cotton
have been ,aken to-day principally for previous rates We
~ 70 note ao of 900 bushels 81 1000 bushels
Northern weight 2Oo0 bushels Rye AT 81 y cents
20 bb Pot 5Dssbl " c. Turpcntnc = .;
Tho C declared dividend Of four cent for the last
six months pa, able on the Both INST
The Detroit Free The Bans Suspension bill has Pa
b branches Legislature and wants but the signature o the
Governor will doub prompts and cordially receive 10
cnc uw The sum Of the bill s that gives
,ouaifd and unconditional suspension Of specie
nncn to the Michigan and the Farmers and Mechanics
Rpk and their suspension Of the other Banks
@ N inc bill is al the discretion State officers Our banking
system then hereafter : q be genuine wild cat
Tho Michigan Bank whose suspension cgazed last WIN
Tor until the l.t inst specie that day bill ha
been introduced u,o House repeal it, charter.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
MORE CONVINCING PROOFS OF THE PECULIAR
EFFICACY OF
PEASE'S CANDY,
I,DIvISJoN STREET

IS DIVISION STREET.
have been troubled terrible alarming which settled
lungs threatened almost immediate death made use Of
cough remedies without experiencing relief and ndu-
orchound afforded immefsc re
lief and good health not better than have Tor len
yeurs, and would recommend 1t to ALL
EB. MEsERvE, l21 Firstst
have used Pease Essence Candy and have found
II an invaluable medicine for the purpose which intended
J.IINDSEY, Pusor of NJ Z. Church, Second ST.
mne trial of parcel orehound Candy sent and
nothing afforded degree Of the relief have
derived from your yet pleasant remedy.
KELLOGG, Recent Pastor of NJ r. Church. Wilett ST.
No public speaker should Essence of Hohound
Candy lean chccr'Iy recommend it, Rev j. AYERS
lpe Pastor Of NJ. E Church, HALEY ST. Church. Newark NJ
or inquire 232 Broad street, Newark.
Rev awey Crosby street, has also tested the virtues
of PeaseS Candy.
Elder Knapp Pcacs Oehoufd Candy and recon-
mends public SPEAKERS.
Rev Crawford Pastor Church. 10 Forsyth street,
ha. % Candy and recommends to all those
who avocation requires the use of tho voice.
Rev Luckcy E Of the N Y District has used Peases
Candy all those who are in need OF It's healing
and qualities.
Rev Mr. whitaker Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Caharine
street corner Of Madison also used and recommends Peae
Horehound Candy
Griffin NJ Centenary Church. Brooklyn also
recommends Pease's Candy
WHOOPING COUGH.
Candy very good for the whOoping cough
The undersigned have used peaos orehound Candy
and all those who afflicted with
pulmonary diseases.
H. Ayers collector for the Railroad Second
Sd avenue.
j. Mortimer, 3 Main Brooklyn, IL
A. b. BloodgooI 1i7 York street Brooklyn
r. Weld lO5 Duane 5. Jenne 50 Henrys
w r. Peck G53 Broadway r. II. Thompson, III Ludlow
T. Wh,lock Water 81 J. Pa,ten, l25 Cedar st.
r. H. I.yell : Carroll Place.
by Of
popular couo clrgymen and most respectable eiti
zens, performing what Is promised
Beware counere there be any Closed the Sabbath
gen-Rusfton A,pinwall in all three stores; B'um
Ann l. cor Broadway Co. OF Ann and Ns.au s
Tmpson grocer Fulton and William kcage 115 Broad~ay
HAYS 39 Fulton Brookyn r. Oven Sixth Avenue Cory is'
Spring Il Patrick grocer G Pearl BurriI 27l Grand sti snh
as>on Broadway MARITIME 2lst street and 'h avenue ie'
| ZIG street, and by all respectable sroccrs'
CAUTION-One parouar-thce arc counte'ies
abroad in abundance but if you particular TO see that enoh pack
are j. signed PEASE SON Is Division street. will be all D. n
or K O. lust as YOU please Copyright secured Country
merchants this Candy have . per off for ca1h ao
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
REPRESENTATION.

The spirit human health and happiness ha
dua distress anguish and death
Felix dcicrrng all important point to more convenient
lose the opportunities OF serving teeea
produces the
health,
the the and the Of the other In Of IN
consumption article obtained TO afford speedy relief
bleeding and berng rrorcd and tho patient tortured
by operations and drugs. Why visitor do not try
iochound Candy The isl WILL if am not bet
few day will consult phy>cmn This sdor aud he
medicines The patient knowing harmless
effects package unknown the physician;
health and the doctor boasts OF hi. miraculous
little that donc y package OF Pcdscs
Horchound Candy from i5 Division street
PEASE'S CANDY
had family all afflicted with the and every medical
attendant csparcd the relief of younger children more
ccy We warmly recommended your snable lio.ouno
Cany-and result rapid it ecacious Ihn hny
now cnoy their usual medical attendants have
powerful efficacy the Youngest well the Old
Signed. ;. TOWNEK, W Iharics street
For sale retail by j. PEASE SON. IS Division
.,roo, al0-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
THE STUDY OF RoOK-KEEPING,

% CEDAR STREET Br"alway.-Rooms arc open both
= = ! L" ana from 10 y
This of the most useful practice
OSE through which the student;
under the instruction Of {. {. MARSH. Accountant:
There are always impaired n'
sin-ly. , r,,
u.sd by the puplnvoce book Sales book Bill book
Cash book, Dav book. Journal Ledger
Transactions month hParncr>hp business opening books
buying selling lending paying receiving payment ISSUING and TAX
Ing nutc taking notes, trial balance
Transactions the above and paying notes
before paving part cash aud merchandise failure and
shipping importing mcchani-c DIS
drawing accepting selling exchange barterins shipping TO
order, insunc, rs balance
Transactions, Many variations Of the above and re-
cns consgnmcnts selling do closing do buying exchange COM
pan specuaions sales closing company account
making cashbook balancing cash exchanging notes trial
balances.
the book sales book aud cash BOOK
equation of partners capital
trial balance closing the books reocnig accounts
nty 10 re'ie" sluueh
ready calculations
No course the subscriber believes has ever been de-
ycd mpart practical knowledge oil BOOK
the pubc and thing snort oi
such course will prove of little
of capacity about three weeks To the study
will qualified keep correctly and elegantly the books o any
business. We - han', ,rtioi VI
The Science Double Entry Book Keeping simphed stand
ard work 9Th edition, 100 pages svo.-Sl25
1.-The Singc-Entrv bookkeeping improved by the INTRO
duction of Proof Balance" 30 PAGES. evo-.5 cents .
Lecture on Study of Book Keeping, with Balance
,.,, n,mnbc iS narcs 'lamo-lS cent. al0 lw
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
COME AND SEE.

buldn the Columbian Hail. 263 Grand the
spacious wholesale and retail sales the nltcd States
and best scceet assortment of Ladies' Misses and Chill
SHOES exclusively all their pattern width
o shape and material usually called for of
We would inform ladies who have formerly compelled
Broadway and "lcw here that they
doing lonscr and invite them aud see and
h!iue bc without
delays and diSaPponment> attending being measured
We would also that having from 10 300 persons
ploy. having number the largest
America that WORK well known, approved of and ght
where good work sold The
York Brooklyn Wiln and the surrounding country
pecifuy ocicd call and for themselves Wholesale
aud retail dealers for city aud country trade will lind their ai
vantage call before purchasing only quality and quantity
but prices shall make 1t great nducemcnL
ala If SMITH BRISTOL. & HALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
Hr0mI! EDUCATION.

yINHE Chldrcns Retreat Jamaica, Long Island VIII be opened
eir>tM under the charge j. OVER
ACRE Those promote health and happiness
intellectual children by placing
Select School IN the respectfully referred to the
following gentlemen,
d. d. GEORGE PoTTS d. H.. Rev :. WH!TTLEssY
Rev H. o. PEERS Editor THoM1s Professor Musin, Is
R.r Esq H. GREELEY Editor New Yorker and T. COLLIER
York: Rev :. SPENCER. Rev. T. CCurLER D. D..
aud THEODORE DWIGHT Esq Of Brooklyn Rev. w L. JOHNSON JAS
II. REEVE EsG. and j. w. H. AYMAI Of jamaica ala I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
sTHE FUTURE.'

BRISBANE, EDIT o Il.
rytTr Friends and Social PROGRESS informed
ba arrangements made for publishing tho paper bear
rg rho hr nile and will he issued Saturday morning.
early in month May from the Office No 80 tnn-s
Tr FUTURE win devoted the fec and fullest DISCUSSION of
III p;osoh,cal Truth incucaon and diffusion OF Practical
pbanhrop 10 the faithful hroncng all important advances
phl,onhy Science and To the advocacy and dissemination
Of whatever shall calculated the Progress Of the HUI
ma, ,c through Knowledge and Virtue 10 Universal Happiness
II will labor the confidence and support {" the friends OF
Humanity and u universally without respect 10 creed
country, condition. -, - ;r J., :. l.,
b,, Human Inpnes> promoted knowledge and Virtue i-
Vic, Misery and Want infinitely diminished by RE
,1oS OF SocErr uSon the principle OF AsocjAroS or
combination of effort the system Of Isolated House
boIs with their corant Conflicting Efforts and en'ous
Cnnjon II will prove HDrSTRY be ennobed and rem
dercd honorable and ATTRACTIVE will advocate the Elevation Oh the
or;nc Classes the Dignity of Man and the practical extension OF
human Liberty and Rights, The principles Of the system OF Assa
ton 10 which TaE Future will be devoted VIII be iuE explained
and defended and every objection TO hef enca'f @'
fairly and fully o5viated - -.
T Future viii be afforded yearly subscribers at the low pc
20 per annum in copies for 81 single copies at three
each To friends the wish 10 AID 10y diS>e
paper VIII hc for SO Letters must De posi- Pac
Published for tbe proprie,o by H. GsEELEY Il Co.
30 Ann-streel, Newlork
Ers Social Progress by copi ing or no
Prospectus. who hve already noticed VIII please
going and mention the reduction o price
iprn lQ.-Src
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

P.esirea frou he Island Of 81. Vincent, West indies.
,vGuAGE dear fecbly express the deep exctemen
- which produced whole of this Island by the
cent importation of paaable medcamenam from the city oil
New York called Peasc Sous Clarified Essenn Of Hore-
hound audy T, indeed avis Of kind ard most efec-
ta it cured the Presidents lady Of most distressing chrome
cough Of several years standing the most Incredibly short space
four hours have virtues in my o"n complaint PAL
pats cords after having used three packages oil 'h'
-, foo, , entirely free from my old friend Really Mr..
pe : worthy 10 be accounted the Howard Of America
Yours faithfully, DANIEL Chhi"hio-'.
Closed Sabbath.
,,.Zieber 81 Dock Phiadclphia Reddng state
street Boston, erori, Pittsburgh PA Cans '" 10
$50 $50 ~, o,,r Ia: Robertson 10 Baltimore aarylaDdi
R,ul, & Co 81 State street, Albany, N y
None genuine package signed rEAsH
.5 Diou .tree OF be obtained ~ho'ae ana ra
| Term. invariably cash.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

a Free Address Mt , o'clock IN the Repository
OF tho American uus,tuicThs subject the agriculture
Of tho The speaker the Agrculuris' Of Aassa
chu-c,ts Henry CoLMAS, Esq.
great branch of Industry the foundation OF all others
should have our first After all the City impulse
improvements need these impulses than
Agriculture Mr. Coman In order extend the good
of h Address open their doors all the friend, of
improvement, Of every description. viii be expressly reserved
for Ladies.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
Sn.cn NJ Auction.

By AssoS BLAKE 4 Co.
Real Esta:eTwo cas,crly side Of Third Avenue be-
tween and 1l2th streets-Sl05o
By l.. NJ IIorfHAS & Co.
Susar-eo days and monthio hhds N Orleans 5l-s hhds
o for csh Moasses-4 months5 hhds Maazas tart l62al
tbd. do II 2 cash; WIre2 pipes Port 62 LA
G.: Tobacco, I37 boxes at lJc CASH
Ship superior 575 tons coppcre last sprng-s6ao
By MISTURS & Co.
Drugs mon,h-2 Rhubar fl l2ai5 100 Musk.
quality Coo % lbs Phosphorus 81 7o 1900 lbs Tonqua Beans 6
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

x-oNKrRs TEM,LE SEMINARY-Mr. and Mr. hLktshtSs NIX ;
Boarding school Young ad:c situated al ~
ter Of mile OF village OF Yonker- Weicnes,er
Y Circular, NAV Mr George
Office OF the Time, Star W!iaH-street h t,
at thu Register Office III the PaFN' or al the U'A " -
ett Carte corner CaIa and Mecer-stcctS e. ,n.
Referenoes-Rey H. Coae Dr. John Nelson non ON + Wh1
Ncs-Yok. w. w. - p-;,.;o,l
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

INRENCH LANGUAGE.-MAHEsc.'sO ORAL ASD PRAcTi-
CA, SrsrrM-CeutIcnen fishing study the frchch arc IN
formed th, Mr. L. Mancsca who the highly ap-
proved system father the late John Maneca forming an
early orunr md the and Summer
.n Those wishing join please call and enter their names
Those who have already the language join classes III the
~ 60. m. Ii,cc
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WE.TERN NAYIGATION COMPANY.

COMBINING THE OlO NEW-iORK AND OHIO LINE, NEW
YORK LINE AND UTICA AND BUFFALO Line
,E Company prepared TO receive and forward
l. FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS WEST TO all Forts on me
Eric Canal Hcgan and the ONO and " a.
hash and Eric anal. favorable Families emf
grating Merchants will find to their advantage to can al
their Office Broad Steamboat will start daily at r. NJ
from tho foo, of Canal Boats Of superior
,. m m started daily Ahany For Freight Passage
ply 10 SoA - o,,h ~, ,,,N. \ " iI 20 ''ni IL. - "
LANES CIitPPEi.I. II co. Rochester, " T.
= BEACH. do.
A. X. COBB Il co. Buffalo, " y.
Projectors
AGENTS.
COBB. OATMtN Il co. Cleveland Ohio
DAVIS x SMITH. Portsmouth, Ohio.
DORR. WEBB Co Detroit, Michigan.
a1O-,f RRISTOl PORTER. Chicago fi!nois.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

n -Edlrd bv CoENELIrs MaT1HtWs snI EVH -
Thi, Magazine h-t of December ci ana p
lhcd monthly reached i III; nnmbcr'n INC r,' o Nay
ai be completed l., object was the "
Character of Rcvc" and nH@"I
promptly OF tho ine>c cl''' u ,
rit books aad he world acton
Polc Fine iri and the Drama are Included ia IL
pau number, already published articles nave on
Portraits OF Dewey Emerson &C. me
Civ Article Of papers Cizc>hp ac >eA'"i "",
The Barry Case The Bankrupt Law snd otnc leading q>to
,he miscellaneous and sketches incuiin= he So
lcnn Venduc Field Death The Corporation Demon" Nc IN
fbcrance Of the promise Prospectus various articles have
appeared English Literature embracing ana lc
e Vaughan The Character Writer'S Bp ae oieitur!
,,..:-.,
These various features will be continued IN future and adl'ona
strength impaired aid Of contributors and ae employ 'h "
liberal means 10 carry designs Of tho prolcct"r
4 new volume will commence with New TuE o. AMERICAN
LIFE AND M,xSERs Continued from month 10 molh "ih Illus
| trations a distinguished artist - =.
Subscriptions the Publishers oicc = Ann rect
Subscription $ annun payable IN advance me mum"
hcrsm ma be had from the commencement
aI0 coi1w BENJAMIN G.. TRENETT, Publisher, - Ann a.
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Nr,v d OF this Magazine comi7encisg win
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IT,O pRIyTERsrhe following REDUCED PRICES will here
T,nc.a E'S Ne4. OK TYPE

Ornamental Ietter and other type IN proportion ,b;
The,e the credit OF TX months but @ we MP beoe az
,ne 10 encourage short credit cash purchases and VIII
make discount OF FIVE per Newfok accepanee Al nne
dav-. and ten per cent. for cash. AMY
five different kinds Of Ornamental Letter
ensi Ey Condensed Extended Outline, Skeleton snae
,nen,,I oen ,hoced B.lck 100 Flowers anu 80
of Ornanen-fo7rnins altogether the most eN'en-i'
CANT Types in the United States anu
an nled one We also furnish every other article inat ~ 20
for printing Office. "EolN"N D
April 2-fAu3t
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

In this CITY, April - of William Fuller in the a9,h
year of her age. -
In tins city. April II, Anna Sayrc. aged - years
Al Cincinnati Benjamin Drake, Editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle
Pittsburgh Hon. I. b. Dallas.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
PETER FARLEY.

MFR : C. GOODRICH author ard
JorTertg EGitor Of Pry Magazine Editor Of MgSRys
MVeteM,a Nonsly Magazine especially
Younger portion Of IL The Museum
eh: reading illustrated with numerous and excellent ENCRAJSC
"u m the unqualified appreciation the press throughout
,h country Zach number Poetry and Music composed
p iot u5 To5S 1t offered subscribers the ow price
one ooi" "i,' ny Cents, per wear, pay advance
Published by ~ T. Vail Office a. tine bookstore of Gould
Newman y SaNtoh ~ Nas>au. ALI
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IA arriCO:
N r n

4, Lt,Ic Rock Arkansas Cendenin Mary Eliza,
daughtr Of Mai. Watkins
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
ECONOMY. ECONG7TY-::

,.,UE GREATEST LUM!NARY IL TIE WORLD.-The unde
.igned respectfully solicit the attention o The Public to
TOCGHiS PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
rcd an@ which hundreds have been sold within
the last two city All who have seen and used them
ledge superiority for light over all other Lamp'
xhb the great demand evidence They - uch
h as three Gas Burners and expense FIFTY PER CENT LESS
bc puc can see them in use ub-crber No.
M Fulton street will be those who have
The subscriber. also offer the Public the
UNION OVEN.
Tho high reputation Oven enjoys this city
and cornv requires no comment. Th, we'll known being
perior 10 anv 1t indispensable a-
G IN The cautioned pucha
os article tho Union Oven None the real Cnon
Ouen, but those made by the subscriber.
JAMES MYERS L CO. lie Fulton st,
NB-Th prices of tn; Union Ovens have boon reduced from the
original prices One Dollar each alo
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
TIE CoNNo,ssEUR.S sIAy,Ne: sa.p

'IHlS Enoa, Compost which afford, highe. degree
OF Comfort Sayng II gives rich and durable ather viii,
warm, cod. hard or of
Since IL n,oae'oH l, popularity has been constantly
oil the and Jac Proprietor daily
Customers. very other article 10 then
e1t they cannot wish Tor luxury Shaving
Is pun yp IN earthcrn boxes. from which used
liberal discount to "hcco purchasers Prepared and sold by
GEORGE d. COGGESHALL,
Chemist Druggist end Manufacturer of Acrated Waters,
o., -! fci-i, corner of Roscs- New York.
Sold also by John lh7u ls3 Broasay Rushon Aspnxal So
Wiiamsi i0 Broadway and House and h respectable
Druggists aud Pcrfuuer generally
liberal dieeouat made wholesale purchasers
with whom they may deal I'm aIO
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

CHlEAP ROMBAZINES, silk. Mou-lin De lanes, bon
net Sik> Ribbon. Iinen. D,,nec> large OF Hosiery and
~ p O,e 49, ~ W. f E, i75 Springst