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

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the partnership formerly
Il existing under the firm Of Ritter Burnett & Sterling,
dissolved by mutual c"nsent on the 2sth Sept last.
All persons interested are notified that all the effects,
Books and notes of said firm have been sold to c. Rit>
ter George w. Slingu, & John Sterling; and that the
business will be hereafter conducted under the firm OF
C. RITTER,
.. EDWARD BURNET.
...r JOHN STERLING.
Dover, Oct 6, IS4l. - 4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

The acquittal of Mcleod seems TO have created no
sensation at Utica. He was set at liberty and walked
the streets without attracting any notice whatever. Il
took hard swearing to clear him. may be seen by the
evidence. Perjury some where ofthe foulIest kind
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
OuR REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. McConnel's majority over Bennet, in this Dis
trict is 433 Mr.. Hockinbery maj, over Waddle, is
A47. Little Holmes ecpsed even herselfthls time.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Affairs in Canada are assuming revolutionary as.
pect; throughout the two provinces the patriots have
their Hunters Lodges. and are only waiting more
propious period to burst upon the British foces when
it comes as come it will, we may loyk for bloody
times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

AietoW named MOrriS, has been sentenced to four
inthe penilentary for robbirg Mr.. Pensse an board
ofthe steamboat Missouri, her passage from St Louis
10 New Orleans 1HewaS also tried for setting for set.
ting the Missouri on fire.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

DIED-In UhrichsvlIe, on the 18th inst, Nercisss
Clarrissa daughter of Marcus r. ind Isabella A. Has
kns with the Group, after illness of four days. aged
three years and thweDy-(our days.
But Jesus called them unto him and said suffer lit
tie children to rome unto me and forbid them not, for
of such is the Kingdom Of God.-LuEe, lsClapt l6v
Com.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

couple of printers lately robbed Bank in New
York, $4,000 and made tracks for texas they were
soon arrested however and brought back, tried, and
sent to the penIentary for years. this goes,o prove
that printers never will make good "Financiers."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

One hundred and twelve men were recently tried in
Arkansas upon indictment for the murder of two
men. They were all cleared,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

The Mormons Of Missouri suspected to be in league
with the English absiousis and sooner or later, there
will be the devil to pay,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
COATSIl COATSl!!

T.HEMBERS of the Tuscaiawas Guards" who have
IVA not PAID for their uniforms, will confer favor
by 'torking Oos' to Capt. John H. Smith inlmsdi.
alelV. The time is out and the committee will soon be
obliged to advance the Omonnt in arrear.
JOHN P. CHAPLIN, and Others.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

The editor ofke ConcOlda Tia. Inteligsncer says,
hatevsry night going to bod he has to shake the
snakes out ofhiS bed The editor dom tiketo hug the
uGrmints to his bosom.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Z said President Tyler will send Especial Minis
er 70 England, 70 demand satisfaction for the murder
lDur'ee, burning ofthe Caroline, seizure Of Grogan,
and all the other insults offered since the last war.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Mr., Spencer the nav Secretary of War, and Mr.
Wicklife Post Master General have arrived at WASH
ington and dentersd upon thtr duties, r ~ -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

TWe call the attention Of all who want good po-
litca weekly paper from N. York, to the "Circuar"
ofthe N. Y Post, which will be found in another COL
umn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

UWe hada very slight snow storm last night in
these dggins. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Just received from New York and Philadelphia, which,
in part as lotows:
BROAD CLOTHS.
Satiinets Kentucky Jea s. Flaunes checks, Msrnoes
Circnssans Bombazues, Black and oolored, Silks,
Mouslin De Laines Straw and Leghsrn Bonnets ker-
seys, Calicoes o. ever description Caps, Hats, &c.
Also from Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns, Carpet Chains'
Cotton Baiting, Glass, White Lead in Oil, A
IRON & NAILS,
Red Lead Venetian, Red, Cast. Shear blister, and
SpriLg StreL aud castings, such as Stoves, Duicho"
vens Stew Potts. sklets. Tea Kettles &c.
o Tea Coffee, Sugar.
and fcu QUORS for the stomaeRs sake,
.... HARDWARE, CRoCKERY. a
and large stock of Carpenters and Cabine, mAkers'
tools The best in the country. M the above viii be
sold as LON as at any other store in tiiis State.
RITTER, ShINGLUFF. 'H STERLING.
NJ B. We will pay the higes price for 500 KEGS
of good BUTTER. delivered any time between this
aud the 2Oth of next month.
We also notify all concerned that the books, notes
&c flhe late finn ofRier, Burnet, u Co., and Kits
ter Burnett e. S'erng; left with us for collection:
all persons owing said firm will please call and make
immediate settlement of their accounts.
Canal Dover, September l6, 1eil. 80
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERHSIP
vF>HE Firm Of Philip Baker & Smiley Harbaugh was
q dissolved on the l0h September, l64l, by imila-
tom all persons indebted the lae frt, requested
to make immediate payment to Philip Baker, who iS
duly authorized to settle the business Of the concern.
PHILIP BAKER,
SMILEY HARBAUGH.
- Canal Dover Oct Z, 1S4l. 3s4t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
FellOp Citizens!!W

Fellop CinzcnsvW
WE return to you ole aud ah our sincere ilanks
~ for past avors and would respectfully call your
attention toa
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
GO&bKESs
BROAD CLOTHS.

Just received from New York and rhudslpha, which,
In part are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
The Log Cabin-Extra Edition.

The Summer opening destined be marked by PO
ica Of the highest importance the Country and the
Parties which divide it. The call of Extra Sessicp,he
death Of President HARRIsox-tha Of JoHs Tyler
the Preiencyhc meeting of the first Wing Congress for
many yearse forthcoming Presidents Message and Treau
~ Report, developing fully the of the Ad
probable action of Congress the great qaes
of Currency the Tariff Public Lands, Bankruptcy &c.
&c. viii render the Summer of 1871 memorable the fu-
history of our country.
The Editor of The Loo Cabs proposes publis an Er!rd
Edition of his paper from the 1st o May the l of Deem
ber-seven monhs-a the low prices OF sevcnyfye
single subscrp three copies for dollars five copies for
hree dollars copies for Ave dollars and twenty copies for
ten dollars-payable always in advance.
This paper will contain carly and reports OF the
dongs of Congress- with condensed sketches of tie most i'm.
porant debates after the Of las, winter beside era.
,nre, Mscellnnes, and tie News oftlic Day
Subscriptions respectfully solicited 10y
II GREELEY & CO, 30 Anns
Ner York April I'm, 1871
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
THE NEW YORK Err.
Prospcctu. for the Year 1871

YoR4yn-the With annual of the 70.
lilo and the Xlt of ua,to commenced
Saturday printed on entirely nes
and beautiful type, w
well worth pains spared render
public and esteem which il ,, hitherto en-
Jcyed The grounds which the publishers appeal the reading
public for continuance aud extension Of II, patronage briefly
follows
l. The New-Yorke devoted more considerably than any ether
Literary Journal scientific and useful intelligence. All dis
o'ee Science ART all tending improve
d Of Man. mcntly morally physically, eagerly
H. Tbs Editor i'll labor with whatever oorgc, hc possesses 10
advance the cause Of Morality sHd of Social ebeiug No
OF icent-as immoral tendency allowed
H. Although tae New Yorker takes part political contests
ucy presented IN It's cosmn The results of al ta Elections
especially stated with great fidelity believed
h respect 10 paper enjoys, ms orcd obtain higher epa
IT, In its Literary Contents while Efforts are mlg to minister
epb 10 all tastes but those OF tic impure Ghhty viii
e 'esSf'ea " more important than Amuemcn eapya
ion Of barren minds Tales Poems Reviews and Eays
JndioiouSsy lnemsclcd columns with ansoas
70 IN. ntai and moral improvement we'll sentertannea
v Although the NEWCOMER printed large npera shesta
the eone of week perue thoroughly. deem this
II Is not hled with long from week
it, columns ' F
VII. tie cheapest literary aorer nr,d ,oot - -. xoh-
crn States.
Frsnd: of pure We oe,
CosDTIoSThe NcwYorke Folio or common newspaper FORM
published every Saturday TWO DOLLARS per annum adj
he' copies will be for Five Dollars post paid
c frfe edition printed larger fine paner with
out Advertisements and with page popular each
annrH tree vide columns and afforded ub,crbes
at the low price Of THREE DOLLARS per nnum copies for
PNe Dollars For binding and preservation believed that
cheaper and better than the sato New this
country.
inducements to Gibbs cnd sentAny person or Club sending US
Ten Dollars of charge shall copies othe
Folio fire Of the oua9 edition for tho year Fog
Dollars fifteen OF the Folio
placed much low er than have ever bci been Offered in defrenc
the general depression Of the times md the hopes
crease of our circulation Subscriptions respectfully solicited
New-Yors, Feb. TO- l54l. ~ ~ ''i''''N
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
TO THE LADIES.

Intellectual Development and Personal Beauty considered
IN connection NTH DR.. Fclir Gourauds De1latory
POWDERS.
TIME SJpto the exquisite workmanship
porrays sodel Of the humas FORM broad ana
This dcyoenent rot only coaonnnt ~s Du'
sometimes the OF hg order OF n'su lac
,,,y IT fine marku niecst * 20 less an essena
element, Of beauty ofnportSnce TO those ana he
~ seh feature though obscures
luxurious growth OF halr 10 remove
b, norton AN which tends their only to deo
Til hi asn safely speedily cecialy and used III accordance
with directions, the least enence by Dr. fsN "ou
rar ,s,ory The urzc Of the lip when annoy or
% ort hair on the sys neck when TOO pparen-the
hair Of mole or III. beard high the check may all be re-
ned and eventually destroyed ~ the use OF this prepara
49,, -, co,.,,r - yL., s,~.o. ono
door from Broadsy .ac this city only there rrice
per bottle. ,s o.J., &c ,h..c have
h and are sill old in the city pcrfneres and drug stores
is proper to inform the public that such are not Dr. Us
Purchasers can the preparation tested II required
AGENTS
Ncw-Yok-G. L. Brown, Etics Jared Gray Poughkeeps'e
Peuns,Iyania-Mrs Brown, rs Chestnut st Philadelphia
Mnrvland-,rs Schaper, * Baltimore 81, Baltimore
yireiua-Frazicr, opp. Dr. Plummcrs Church, Richmond
Mas.aehusetts-J f. Field & f. j. Bull Lee
Connecticu-E c. Ferre, MddIetewD w Faulkner Norwich
District Parker Pennsylvania Avenue between
9th and 10th streets
Dealer. supplied Single bottles seat by mail
a. Letters be postpaid. ai9-im
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
UNIyERSALIST BOOKS.

ry,HEoI oGCAL DISCUSSOS between Ezra Stiles Ely D. -
Presbyterian and Abel c. Thomas Cnl'ersalh-an foe WIN
-hous be ia the hasde Of every ane
Exposrlcs DEFENCE or UstvERsAisN BY k0S
son-a Highly valuable work
A. .rcrxesr FOR CHRISTIANITY by Rev. D. Wiiauson-a po-
pur woy-erory dsoyer should rcnd tA work.
-r ryERsusr MANUAL of Prayers by Rev Menzies
Rayuer--hould be IN every f.niy
TO w BkowsLEE review of his Lectures nsaas
Uaiysr.alsm, by Rev. T. j. Sawyer
LETTERS 10 EpwIs HArfiELo review Of III sermons sd
The 95th of Matthev-by Raw. B. B. Hslock
70 Rsy STEPHEN RxN,scros review OF bis Lectures
against Univcrsasm
I1vsrR,ross OF rag by Rev. Thomas Whit
or joins MURRAY oae of Preachers of Universal
in
With great variety other Unrcrsali,t Books Pampsss &c
c ale Wholesale at the UNIVERsALIST COOK ESTABLISH
MES 100 Fultonstreet betees Broadway and Nassau an
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
COME AND SEE.

width, color hnpe and ma eria usl
ally manuf,care We would inform those
ladies compelled TO Broadway and else
that they are under necessity dong so no longer ana
invite them to aud and from Two eight shns
per pair and be better without the delays ana dappoh
mens attending being mea-uTed ,oo :. - -
We would al.o say from TO 300 persons IN our en-
nIo and having been for years the lgeet manufacturers
Anero, tia, our we known, approved and CHI
Yo Erookn Wiis,urrh surrounding country
spec.u call and examine for teElaele Wholesale
and ctai e for CITY and country trade viii Nd their adj
yan,sre TO M before purchasing only quality and quantity
'u .p 1l as Sn-ii 'AN' SMITH BRsToLL & HALL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
wEsTEBN NAVIGATION COMPANY.

COMBINING THE oLs NEw-Ya AND OHIO I'M M Ne"'
eur hs comn,pv are prepared and forward
FRFIGHT ASb PASSENGERS WEST to all Ports on the
Erie Canal Lake. and Michigan ana ae Vn.o f
IT ID T Canal. on the nlo-t favorable Families emil
sing s,t and Merchants viii ind 20 their ni'aaaSe 10 1 ~
their 0sce Broad Steamboat y III I'pr. a "
eo.s Will be daily Many For treisa, or Passage p
~ 10 NOAH COOK CO i0- Broad street y. l.
F'' - % u. TOxIlNSoF i co. Abaay. \ /:
LANES CIItPPELL4 il co. Rochester n l
T. :. BEACH, 20.
r COBB & Co Budslo y 4
Prolretoss.
AGENTS.
CORR ONTMAN & co. Cleveland, Ohio.
DAVIS & SMITH. Portsmouth,. Oh-o
DORR WEBB CO D-,rcit Michigan
In &c BRISTOL. & PORTER, Chicago, ILLINOIS,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
NO. PECK slip.

eoCIoK CARPENTER Continues Goua 10 devote his snte
personal attention to the general duties Of his prof
Those who have been victims
ungaacd and unPncped charatan with which III sbounds
IN consequence the a1y ofour laws rcg,ne medical pro-
respectfully solicited his established Dspen-
say No Peek slip where thousands have been made
Joce at happy eeiyerance from thur manifold diseases
To strangers Dr. Carpenter bess
and 10 the BORN that Union College
received hf diploma this Claims
tate of the New York State Medical Society
and experience this city,
he speedily nad efectualy his patients.
II Separate Offices Charges reasonable a6Iyy
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
ECONOMY ECONOMY!
ys,HE GREATEST LuMlNARY IN THE WORLD


tynsi respectfully solicit the attention OF tbs Public TO
TOuGH'S PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
sy them Of which hundreds lave been sold Hs
the last , city All who have seen sna used sAer
acknos ledge superiority for light AL other amp
which the great for them evidence The! gave AS much
light a three burners and the FIFTY Pen CENT la
the expense OF gas -
The public can tho Of the Subscribers M
las Fulton street. and references will be given to ho VITO have
them
The subscribers also Offer TO the Public the
UNION OVEN.
Tho descryedy high reputation this city
and country This well known belng
perr any other country. II indispensable a
clio in Public cautioned purchasing
spurious article En Oven. Nose the real unios
Ouens but those mndc by the subscnbsrs
JAMES MYERS Il co. l+6 Fulton
of Union Ovens have been reduced from thu
,.;,n,I ar;cc. Our Doll.r on each size
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
YIPPECAN NO z
nv CT. HOFFMAN.

AND let them shut tneir senses up ~
AGAINST the truth WI. can
The few who haze the hardiao"o
The general grief 10 ban; -
The Nation rnuur1s her Presinen'-
His couutrynen The MAS
He wa. gallant gentleman
noble and true
As e'er fought under W asninslo"
,r..oh "u 800, brestted throughou; me iahu
Wbere now there breathe 80 'e
=, .s.1,,a which still can mourn
Those men OF other day.,
IN. '.' J,..yred and dwindied race
Aioei, aT,. mint them OF their praise;
y1-onH sr;nt those hearts oil generous olooo
Whose ways are not their ways
II. ,o;pd-it was Parrots mind
THE narrow souled may star
Al what they cannot comprehend :;
In afluence of heart
He pas SO rich, 1t lent q giosc
To every mental part
His country, she was all to niUl
The nan Of days long past
Since frs, his youthful pulses stirred
AT Waynes wild buge-blast
Till when he breathed in death for her
That PRAYER which was his last
Those diving words what charging cheer,
When battling for the right,
E err broke from dying hero's lips
Amid the reeking fight
What words more glorious than those sr
Which sealed his speech that night!
He was gallant gentleman,
A noble and a true;
The last, perchance, of that high race
Which once the broad land grew
That primal growth which springs bat once
4 rom out soil that s new
Gods blessing on his memory, then
Gods MADISON on those
Who d tear the sod that covers him
Before the greensward grows!
Sleep on, old chief thy countrymen
win guard thy last repose::
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
TO ENGLAND. IREhAAD

AND sCoTIANp-Persous resas s,ouey 10 ,se ' nc
relations residing II any part 81 me un or ssy
, b,t.ye which ere direct on the foHoaias
ID England on Prescott, Gros Anes Co oaIhc % S,,,nS
avail Rank OF ireland and branches II 70
-. b onerca B,ak If Sco,laniOr which they Ni get me
anaonn, without delay town n England
thereby awarding connection IA any sse"I' - $780,
For te;u,s, apply the ,usscr'hcr 70, ~ r,o, :,
NEXT door 10 Fultsn Bank.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
KEEP 1T BEFORE ALL COED HSUSEKEEPERS

had 9 rsnds,ree Ludlow and Essex opposite
Essex Market.
rf1IS ar;ic New Invention for the purpose Of Baking 1t
during the With entire success TO the
purchasers satisfaction. but they
expressed themselves highly gthed With IL operation
performs baking Bread Meats Pudding Pies aud Cakes 10 charm
The advantages OF this OyOn the old plan, arc
esonoay durability construction the cost OF This
being abOut halt the old make.
"a be door being IN fre Of the oven thereby enabling the pur
take the Pans with facility and hot IN danger OF
Burning Their Hands those opening ON the top
readily understand IL operation and management
m The tfs expense OF fuel 1t consumes together with the
abe Kitchen Companion fully satisfactory the subscriber
that @ ~iI sustain the favorable opinion expressed BY
these them.
The Original Dros Docs Oez be had OF the subscriber
JOSHUA UNDEEHii.L 80 GraEd It opp Essex Market
Where all .rer. will be Thankfully received punctua attended
Z. Old Ovens Iepaired The shortcst notice an I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

OCTl
Proper mentioned by Ancient Authors and Intended to
sucdate connected with the topography
History Biography Mythology and Fine At of the Greeks and
Romans. Charles Anthem, LID vol vo liOu pp New
York, Harper & Brothers, 81 Cliff street
1t most refreshing these days of trashy novels super
fetal ESSAYS and hghaimg philosophical criticism to meet
SO elaborate and satisfactory work neglected subject
as the one before Tbs fact that abor OF this nasni-
,ue should have been undertaken and successfully prosecu-
ted at this iiue cheering indication that the paly days
of classical learning have passed forever and
the still more gratifying fact that Dictionary complete,
SO comprehensive in its plan and details
should have found its Author and Publisher this side
Atlantic fu of matter for present pride and OF hghpromsc
for the future lgye good hope that amid all party se,
and the neverceang turmoil political and social discussions
there will Yet remain who will cherish in their hearts
profound love for the manifold wisdom of hoar ANTIQUITY
and that country, when she shall reach her mature
strength will yield the palm the nations o rho old
worid-nc,her in the perfection of her political INSTITUTIONS
nor hcprofound knowledge of her classical scholars
only work of the kind previously exanthc Dictionary of
Lempriere-may be glance.
In the of teaching anythnst what-,wo
things be aimed OF paramount, necessity: the
teaching everything that ought be learned, and nothing
that ought to be ualearned The original and unevsed text
OF Lcnprere nearly reversed this law FOR it may be said
with exceptions have tasght nothing of mythology
but its sensaa nothing OF history but its lies The most
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

MERCHANTS WIDOW Tales by Mrs. Caroline NJ
Sawyer P. Price, $50 Fulton
We have here small. volume of 1872 pages COM
prising three original stories and brief but excellent poem
from the pen of lady Of NcwYcrk widely but enviaby
known the walks of Literature and in those OF private
life Mrs Sawyer is the wife of of c's most es-
mabc and popular clergymen and has contributed for some
years the Literary publications of city and 10 the Re
igous periodicals of her denomination This is her
first appearance before the general public the author OF
volume and her friends gratifying The great
lessons of Truth and Duty mpressiye incucated yet
gently wnnngy that the vicious would hardly read
them without approval and admiration 1t be that this
volume will find way general pesal and its lessons
strike deep into many hearts.
1t may be proper satcsnce Mrs s is known mainly
in connection with her Observation-Disclosures scctarian
or peculiar views incucated in hs work but those only
u pure and devoted morality based upon the broadest
foundations of Christian truth.
Oh Hskors HrRo-woksH1s AND THE HEROIC History Six
LECTURES. By THOMAS CARLYLE D. Appleton Co, 40
Broadway.
This latest work of the great philosophical critic which we
announced press weeks since has just been pub
lished Like all his other works abounds ii profound
thought, high conceptions of Mans dignity worth and
destiny in powerful description and IN the most vivid Por-
traits We shall enieavor at another time give
count Of scope and characters have placed out
side an eloquent extract which will be read with
general interest At present only say further that
the romPtncss with which has been published, and the
oeau'irl dress IN which appears, most cedabe to
the en'erPr'sin Publishers, The standard works which
they have brought out during the season have been most
cepeable 10 all scholars and literary men.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

WINDOW GLAss3ccg American Window lss of Frank
n and Dela~ brands, comprising complete aort
uarn of sizes. by TO % by IL
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS-lu0o boxes French Window and
Picture double ami siae thickness Of superior qusiy
size from q bs . TO 81 by y
DRUGGISTS GLASS wARE--7Oo packages Druggists Gias
Harnsny Glass Worss embracing general
MORGAN AND WALKER,
al0 Il Manufacturer Agents, l73 Waters-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28


TYNIS Emoen Inch affords the highest degree
of Comfort Shaving II rich and durable aiher With
warm, cold hard or son water
since its 1897 its popularity has been constantly
an b increase and daily receives assurances from hs
that il not other article known to her
I'm, they cannot wish greater luxury III Shaving
II is nut I'D carten boxes from wich Is used
I.r coust to wholesale Prepared and sold by
GEORGE ID. C0GGESiiALl..
Chemist Dr,,pi,t and Manufacturer of Aeratcd Waters,
' AL Pearl. corner OF Rosc-.t New York.
.,o h, J,br 3UIbon Rushton Aspnwa s.
W,an 40 Broadway 10 Aston House and BY respectable
Druggists and Perfuners generally
liberal wholesale purchaser Orders from
Ames addressed Wholesale house here
u;,h whom they NAV deal I'm al0
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE-The Subscribers
,any reoeyss every description of Paper which they oder @
sale in purchasers, upon the reasonable terms Among
their extensive assortment the following VIZ:
800 reams Newspaper u by 50
800 do do 26by37
400 20 do 24sy25
200 do do IS by 40
300 do do Is by -
200 do do 2lby41
100 do 30by Il
1900 do medium printing
500 do do md half do
400 do asserted coloed paper
500 do onv.lepc paper
Fine and snperine Flat Caps
do do cut, plain and ruled
do Letter do
Demi and medium Writing paper
Cloth paper. % 36, - A. and &c X 10
Hardware paper, Is ~ 10 Y 81 apd ~ 30
Hanging and Wrapping paper OF various sizes
Newspaper any INSIDE ordor ut short notice
Feb-Y&Cn T.. ROOT & Co. "a Maiden Lane