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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
THE DRUNKEN WHIG FANDANGo
.g AT NEWARK. l.. ia.a 49,.

The reader will 6od an amusing account,
from our able correspondent, of The opening
scenes at Newark. Tom CorwiD, Secretary
Sloane, and their small gang Of followers end
advocates Of treason and anarchy, returned TO b
this city last night as wet land muddy as rats
in puddle. What a scene for an Executive
of your Slate, people Of Ohio, to wander abont
through the county, getting up rowdy song
singers and drunken mounebanks 10 whooP
and hollow, while he, sworn officer and Ex-
eculive, ,iS,urgiDg them on TO subversion ofalt
law and government, and lbe already aEiha~
tion of one branch ofthe Slate government.
Is IT not scene too disgraceful to be thought
ofwh compCsure. Their hnned ranks show
plainly, however, what the people think Of
them j could nobe otherwise, unleos the
American peoTle are ready for slavery. 'si6s
20 aa'a.l .Hi ...3 70. Statesmau.s %
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON-WtIIG WtIIGGERY
HEADED AT LASTBY JOHN TYLER-GLVs
ING UP THE DISTRIBUTION .sg bns
The letter Of cur Washington correspondent will be-
read with unusual interest The ha0shty braging,
threatening captain-headng wings are brought oiheir
marrow bonesl They have ingorons fled from their
cherished distribution, and struck il outo II vetoed
tariff bill, and then passed II through The Housel Bots
and few other captain headers rdved and swore but
all to no purposehe wings had resolved, that as they
could mol head the President, they would belead them
selves, The revolution in Ohio alarmed the war'lfrcas
eners in Congress. They saw il did not work well
expected, and instead Of breaking up Congress by
disqualification, they succumbed 10 Captain Tyler, aud
have virtually pronounced his veoes CoTrsclly' we
hope the Ohio congpirators, they areDow left alone
in their glory, will cease passing resolutions calling
the President 10 resign ieif friends In Congress have
gone over to him, and expungeaths disiribuohl What
will become Of Tom Gcrwn's two and xperce nowf
Whggery getting too mean eyon to laugh az. States,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01

iotth ,n bold relief naked and dhideous.
The decatatlan Of "perish government" by
Mr. Archer 10 the United STATES Senate few
days ago, were but the ekings out Of this dar-
ing plot
The eIoquen, and drilling question is now
put 10 the American. people, are they able for
the crisi,l Are they powerful enough in ener-
gB and union 10 stay the mighty caIastrophy
which threatens our civil insuuhOns2 This
is the great aud absorbing question, and who
can doubt The Triumphant result
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
"PERIsH GOVERNMENT

"Perish credit" says the bankrup, law:
Perish CommerceP cries high tarffile. The
next cry of Whiggery will probably be Perish
Government jour b.. ..t.ar
The above remark was prophetic. 'PER-
ISH GOVERNMENTS is the war cry Of whiG
gerry throughout this State. Should the wbg
desiructlves succeed at the nOxt election in
Ohio, banner will wave over the State House.
at Columb1s, bearing The appropriate whig
motto, Perish Government - GIN. Eng. a .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01

Gov. DoRR NOT ARREsTED-We mention-
ed that Gov. Arnold has been sent by Gov.
King to New Hampshire 10 arrest Gov. Dorr.
! He waited upon Gov. Hubbard, Of New
Hampshire, in obedience to his instructions,
with requlsiiion from Gov. K'ng, for war"
rant 10 arrest Tbos. w. Dor, now in the
State Of New Hampshire. - ....'... ~.
: Gov. Hubbard respectfully, but firmly and
decidedly declined obeying the requisitiOn,
and stated 10 Gov. Arnold that hewould for
ward, by mai, his reasons for so declining,
addressed 10 Samuel viking, acting Cow
ernof Of Rhode lsIand.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
a q "a q q. d q

1--WE have Just heard that all The wings in tho ono
Legislature have resigned leaving the Locolocos with
no quorum to carry out their infamous scheme Of gers
rymandering the State. The Madisonian calls 1t wing
revolutionary increment. Let be 1t sounds WELL
And if the remaining States do not sustain US in the
fall elections, the same movement will take place a.
muug the wings in both Houses of CongrssS.-N r
A,nerfcnn. ..rss. Z
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01

comGiued 40 unpardouablo crime Ogainsi HE
Safe, they resort to any (alsehood. or qaIbbe
10 deceive an indignant people. end escape OF
The horrible wrath to CONE. .-SiateOman'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
From the Obi, statesman.

From the 0hio Statesman. sa =
TREASON AGAINST THE GOVERN
MENT. STATE AND NATIONAL.
OPENLY AVOWED--IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENTS.
We have certainly fallen upon eXtraordua-
~ times, and it behooves eve'y friend OF his
country 10 spring 10 hls feet and de6ne his
position. Treason and revolution at Wash
lugton, as we'll as in ohio, is openly aud i'm
pudenlly proclaimed. We call the particular
attention Of every man, wilhou! distinction
ofpar,y, 10 the following, from the New York
American, one Of the National organs Of the
federal party. II comes at once up 10 the
work aud develoPos The dark aad daring lrsa-
son conc cooled to overthrow This Government,
80 long at, object Of hatred to the old enemies
Of Democracy: a5er to.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

We have receive e,tetiron very iyen'worAing-
4an upon tbs subject W. give ,bor extract a. hean'
1ir'n an important question.
II f4ly concur vt. yoI lat the III, OF Labor Tie
primary AMI most important Right Of man" though sP-
Prehend YOU II hni dfcut YOU 10 ne aware,
tocos'nce most people that they 30 sreaiy possess
ths Right. Yet 'ssry PLATA that conception oiEsbt
caa exit epsfsie AMI spsrt from aeii0R IT, e IN m
pe' action NJ soft AMI To-. the ACTON d.
hnrd 10 be TIA Of work Nss Il any vdusl without
'Drk i certainly would he absurd 20 tell him hat he had
Rg 10 30 thar vi ch 10 De- dsne. 1si there are
many IN , Country, and lbs Civ, debarred from 'h'
preciou. privilege have 10 reason n doubt brions 70
ca'. Of trsdesDe land iAucr my'lf you ~ 10, 'n'
pec OF omFe.en. Disqualification vho,e Office Il
10 supply article, lcoihngi atoste necessity snd a.
thoIg daily Lundrei. out elbow, ard am amos,
and Iily d.psed have L~cn who'll monis d. lr'td oi
GIT .lppy Of their While they ~ iouh',
6nm .msrcaU,e. snahl, To Ne mr. 81 ployae.L II
nonsense - .8y e dtHnnd he> article. doe not en-
every patch add sOie proc.a tie contrary Inc
truth i, the po,ec supply the demand La, been taken
away with the Right 10 work ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
TIL f TRIBU NE.

fiRt DFPARTME>T.-Judeing from practical
results, II appears To be doubtful Whether the pres
ent 'iaH authorizing the slccfi0u Of Engineers
l. any improvement On the former method Of APP
Potnfm"m by the Common Council. The pre.-
ent method of Election seems almost like COM
polling Chief Engineer To gi.e offence to his own
dsadV aniage; for, II IN consequence OF r.otsu,
conduct among hrescn, or d i,obedencc Of orders,
the Chief Engineer neglcct- refuse. to report
the same 10 the proper department, the Common
Council, he thereby becomes JuSiy ccnsur06ie
for dcrcliction u duty. II on the other hard he
does report the same, tie persoLs 80 reported aud
perhaps their friend, are iibL. 10 take unhraec
and without any other cause oppose BIZ r. election
t presents d case evan worse than that Of appoi.
ing interested lurOrs to deeide case in Court ::
AID under the present system might at times be
We means Of depriving the city OF practically r.
Persencea Eng inserS, a qualification 80 peculiarly
necessary. especially for the responsible station of
Chief Engineer Of our extensive Fire Department
1t seems highly creiitabic TO the present Chief
Engineer that during tie late election contest no.
Thing VA. adiuccd to impsir hi. character. or ca
pability in the Performance Of the durc- of ,sat
office which b. has 80 long conducted with credit
to himself and apparent satisfaction to 'h- psblic
generally. CIrIzEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
~ Princeton College is now in a very prosper

" Princeton College is now in avery prosper
ous condition, tic number of pupil. having msteri-
ally increased since the last session. and being
clas>cd Nv follows: Seniors, a.; Jum"rs, IS :;
SOPHOMORE. -; Hc.amcn, 81 The reNt All
uual CONNIE cement viii bc on the ,asi Nrdnc'-
l,y IF >,u.emb,r, when Samuel J. Wilhin, OF
t-m.\ork. will deliver the Grafton before the
Alumni Association. On the preceding afternoon,
James rcdcll. of North Carolina, will deliver the
nrn1.nn hrlnrr he .ncicllrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18


"A you have ALWAYS been firm advocate f,r
the Bankrupt Law. and an Underwriting friend of
the unfortunate and oppressed. | cannot avoid
bringing to my mind your predictions that before
one year after the said law wen, into opcra'ion
many who were opposing it would become ia firm
est friends, and b. compelled to avail themselves
of it. provisions. In one Instance these prcdc-
tons have certainly came 10 pass. large firm
in Pearl st who were loud lvocatcs for the rcpcal
Of Ne iaw, and who were among the foremost to
SIZE the call for the great meeting held al the EX-
change to urge H. repeal, ono Of the firm actually
presiding an officer Of the meeting, are now
calling their creditors together, olcrius them, rom
fdchtiai and al, - cents on the dollar, payable
in goods and dtbfs or ~ cents on dollar At one
and t~o years, Titi0a' any security; and if their
creditors do not accept this offer they must 10
compelled 10 avail themselves Of the benefit of The
Bankrupt Law. Verify your predictions, have cone
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

Ie ,dfortg # tbs column ndi,,'aet (rou, flaf Of
lh fr'6an, AdHrsr letter.. r,hpad, 10 A. Bsiss.>s'
Rtfidtnce, 70 Leonard siresf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
TIEEWORKSi,-Fourth of July

b. FIREWORKS. -..rwloRk LAsoRAToEN.-M BIN
NETT ls Front street dJ.rs South OF fnii'h street
Tn, o.t extensive and b ihint as)ruen; OF Fireworks
are nav offered above place consisting NJ Honorary
and Sigma, Rockets with gold and silver Gan suns, Fans.
Palm Tees Pyramids. Peruvian Crussss Oddgon', Tran
OLE. Ncrticulc Mines >rrp,Rs ami Stars MarOon, Ben
cola Lights Roman Candles large as small Serptnts, Pin
Wheels, Gros>hopper,, Port Fire., Blue Lght'. Scroll
whce!,, Torbiion., Lne Pigeons. Torpedoes, Pulling
Crackers, Double Hea ers Frecratker Canton Rockets
&c.
Country Merchants and dcaers IL general are requested
TO all ana examine the above siock
\ Be ommitrc> Tor city snJ country >pliys, Militia.
~ aud Pr,atf pltts can br Supplied on he most liberal
tenn, with the above articles, ,corransd-he IN erias hav
INC h-en selected " IA the utmost care. jeli lily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
tn. Iay PrhIlShri,
4 AW REPORTER for June. Con

AN REPOE TEX Tor June. --tOn-
ITEMS Gre nleat on Evidence Bankrupt Law :,
,Afte Foster. WHEREIN tie vidv Of attachment, q" the
prnieriv b,uhup on mesne ..ncr>', = d. i,', Mn
th. usual ability AMI ,cru,n.ioH ni tai lrlfn"d 'ursi
J,c, -.ry wash. s'on Bank ~ >nnrtcf nttd stairs
g., Dnlhrs s-,i of kusl,u tase, lnirs"tr" ana W.
c-isn, Bankrup;s Maine, Iucudir- all wip La'r pc
t,r,l io i ies,lrei Baukrupi, Man up 90 haN .i,
i-who. number rs. Bankrur,in Nias'l nns'ts con
nu-d. 3lnc ihc nsn'. "i - iunrr'' from Al .'h
fn Ma. .nih. 1872. NeN pUbcsu.n. Dbuu4rv Notes
Tie ,tot krupt, IN Ns~-lork vii be conu"ucg ~
~ uuul,.r B3hD2l RA >ODE<I co,
i.6 IL Na..au t Neg. IDfn, and ~ >cinp II R'si"n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
B,RANKLlN SALT WATER BATHS

j Castle Gsrden.-tLItS THOMAS respectfully ~
hr public. that be- ia, completed and placed at the
auovc location, ct the most extensive ash ornamental
Palh> ior .t, aud ;endemes. that ever hslrd on the
Anrcan wa'rrs planned and butt by Nj CALVIN Pollard.
adapted al tsr pnrp Of hralt recreation AMI III
>fucun showc: baths npon and improved construc-
uo- ,mplr. aud oihcsnt vale baths ior sr, and gen.
.v,r'us depths. an sbesten'vr swimming scooi
tor ioN> fbc .isol turitl.d sAd conducted by Nr.
OakN, OF Brokfu. possessing rNtfy cumiur snd conse
encr IN the uife,hng department Elias Thomas uusts
t.i he h,, rrlc,m h, promise la L, liberal patrons OF
,l 'easol and soci> hs support nom the citens ard
visitor, ~ New YORK. that hs rnerpri,e entities him Ia
Length OF tie Geutlemens Bat, D. AMI 90 Laiies Bath,
8, .ud 90 el5 la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
~OSHEN MILK DEPOT. No. 1873

NJ Rra. 2 AZ. NJ CIsnlhsrs street. New-Nork-rhe
,uberhers hs, setsr lbe above business beg lesse
pubc that they have made arrange n~ni, for
RECEIVING dilN tafpaI ~ e., lock The forenoon fufl
Co>heu by th- New loiA AMI Ere Rasd snd the >ssui
boat Amos. Pur, ard " hole nome MLh, Which they "
,t the above ID, pot tie reduced price ol -Four Cens
per quart.
TIE, daily at the sl-,,e place, CREAM aud
III rEi; Mitk. which can W had Al the lowest prices.
The only recommendation the subscribers ofer FOR they
Mia tie article heli. which the public are most respect
fully sii'c ted Ia call aud ,Naaine tor themselves
I. SkLLECN co.
\B-The above establishment open every day, rs,a
jo'rl,ck ne the morning e O'Clock IA the evening.
- ~ l. Iuue I. L.ll lea Luz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
INSURANCE. Company.
MUTUAL INSrRA\CE.-On Dwell

vi u. tI0a,r> FnrniUre orv. profits returned 10
ti. \,,rr.i TIE i;Dt ~kllDLDtt>' MI III Al IN
>t'EANCE CGslrtNh Office 81 W all Il. Tor separating
the insurance Dsrng Houses and Furniture tom that
A., ~iorr, aud Mer, handi>e.
4, u. Lno~ all the losses incurred in the
hu,-,, iu,urau-r tie result oi tie bu.um- o. Nssa
.... stores anI costly -ori>.
Th> tie Npsu,r Of insurance 10 the household
sr and may p,,, br rpfsc huI the very >ecury for
wh,a IT, paws M pen iguL
TIr f,. r4y,,, lf. or premium. form fund which. al
ter nfy ~ and lo>,. rrpr->rrie hy scrip AMI
>U.d 70 tie assured ia popCu 20 the amount OF Their
Insurance.
Th> Company prepared 10 insure against loss on dam
aye hv ire. DwrlNn. Npu.s>. occupied Whole or IN part
a, such Ii,r>ehp, Furniture and all i,l>loli Property
ordinarily kept ice dwelling house,. Every person lr'ut-
1 with hi, Company snue to one vote for each hun
tlrcd dollar, iu,u Ell.
DIRE CiOi>:
me Ntrpiarck. K tio- i>iu stephen tdmbfcenE,
l. NJ Henry Ludlow. samuel ,,Huu, ffedtrck DsPrNser,
William n HARRISON. r. sctu-haf,h Dsnie seymour.
4 Il. DODGERS President
& lNIDk S.tfttar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. al

" ur T'"- "rvhAra-iss. III, romantic s9l isshuus
%, .'tt WI - con@ueis'i durls tie ps,,em s~s~pa No
DER hr df'tto mi sugeuntcndsrcs m The subscriber.
ea, unfcronc complete and thor oueh -rsir snd
'fsn of ih" t'c,ou o visitors NJ sHort ~ " spared
.' ma n'n 'ne h-H ehsrscfrr ~hch has here
ioore sustained. A. hsrrtosrr tshl,. 49, ~ f,rn>~
N.h every d,icsN hat tie Nr-Notk r,rk,t e,n ,s>rd
ind rvry -" DE ttnt ius' eau prvnois the eonsrB
AMI cnoNnlcpt o. ft, patrons k~ pr,.,DslV n.
TIC rusd esding IN ~ s>shl>Aner, ara rsp~
ciay hist psr the mountain, has seen r,n.e,,
pr ectly smooth sns ss'e.
M->,rS A. gesch L Co.'S excellent line Of say,s viii
as Lrnioor- regularly besern The Lans &C AMI the
MnUn,- n Iios.e, on the ARRIVAL OF the bosie
LII -. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

THE PASSIONS. Illustrated with ORA.

l. matte Rratings-Nr FtTLGkkALD TAsisTkO
he' u INFORM the pubic Il N.~N ,esf stt earnest
s'e ia"n OF large uan6sr OF h. e0ds, be pfspos~s TO
denver bret c"ur,- three Lectures "a ee CARDINAL fas
,os, a. gwen bN lin With much Boston AID
al ilir eastern cite,
Inc MI irciur- - III take place the ely Library,
esN' IN Iue>isy, the iitb SJbrct-lose. 10
Wuia,.h %, "neh resisii,ns~ IA H. gwen irun sAskS
pea ?. hAntt VI lt"n, Psrs>. L,st Rvrons Oxide Ne
mid. Co.'s ard the Lsmrutoi tas.. N,nr, Pr.,erveu
" liam Tell the Husehbsck, &c &c
nr second Lrcur- Will take place Thur~isv tho 18th
ir,sn. >gbi~ci-Jesousv Hai'-,i snd Rs,-ny~ M dos,
usOn ot which rrcitsons viii he given hraa Hamlet
Othe n Parafl,e Lost Pollock, touTs oil Ins CAM,
Maui c,i. Merchant of Venice, The RrNrnge. te kc.
Tie Il I'D iscture WI rake place "a rGr~is' the sis
-ci- Pride sni ADDITION IN iu>t@stoa o. Nhleh
n. VII br zen from Nach-h. Richard III. Hurry
VIII Rcytu M,orr. Campbell, Psra'il>e Lot, PooeAs
Cour.s oi Time. rrfe val A.
.h,is admitting on" rer~anto the 'onr>r ~ hrrr iSet'
dollar zach q. bad At the BoNAt,gss NJ Ne>rs.
Goldman. Appleton. " he, Putnam BrOad~N, Mr>sr>.
Laugh th,lt,m street.. Mr. \c,sits, corner Val and
sir'rt. and al ss bar at he nte STATE, Hotel
Single cA - cent, each. o he had al he dOrs ~ the
>ocrIy Library On each t,tuns 81 lecture
Lecture o oommencr Al O'clo>k precisely. No psf
r.,nstr,nf an account of ,sath,r ixl<M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
TIIEE DOLLAR HATS Three Dol

lar HIt,.-Jn, Co.. she'd th- i splendid ar ics evef
ole "a tn tr pubic. 1.t sh1-, niJ N'lrhn " To- a
The toA rroeof i.0 article ~ s. a. .qn'i ~ IN
rIllIiy aui lI.fr 10 lir.r community aid az u" lie
Gl..t qu1liy D rab Cl-sisere. a ~
BROW y. Practical Haryr,
In 4 anal ..fr,tf. / door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
VHE CHEAPEST Hat STORE IN

4 THE WORLD ,'-CONA>T, 2so Grand street, h,s
npw hand Of tie latest -p-ing s,bI)n excellent
sonment OF SlA Hat Al t215 $40 mi ga reduction Of
81 cents zach hat from iofaer prices Also superior
acr Of Fur Hat tor 81 rqual o. ay sod IA Tie city ior
- ~ and s. The public respectfully invited - call.
A good sssorlient VI Boys Hats an. Caps on hand.
syl9 lm CO<tNT. 23O 6rsnd It. near Alien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
.CONOMY and FASHION Gentle

~ men. handsome AMI dnrshlr Hats. warranted inr
j. 80, Il tle low pc- oi - co. FINE Male>an Hat - p
o. = Elegant dfa- and hia Cs,.ui-r~ and 'n. Nur -
n -. tom 20 81 me above tt, for The prcrl 'r'
gn, j. pa.-ed hy lny manufactured ia H.. &C. l..
J. KELLOGG, ~ n1.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
PLEASURE GARDEN

"NKIEM PEEtSVN III UNNUF.N,-
Til, splendid Garden situated on the banks OF the
uairp, River the I"lghtful spots Ia thes
cnliy New Nok; Astounding in all kinds nj Shruhbsrs,
Pane, and Fosers at the finest and rar>t Kinds Pounds
h.cd with Gold and Saver Fish, whose ,poru,~ PLAYFUL
me-, surface the add, much interest TO the
scene Will. ID. rpentinr walk>, shaded 10y Golden Will
ioW, offer irresistible Tor rural rsmbl~.
An aud Elegant Awning has been rrrctsd, and
suitable Ground, have been lad lor Military Conpa-
n,s to practice rag.i Firing.
II Gol, and Silver Fish and Bouqu.,, of Flo~en fs
.,e AT the a; arden. Harlem NAV, l8.l al SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
OFFICE of the London aud American
WE Selk-Iusrrucror and Journal Of the

Universal iyc'uD. hy D., Oh Ioiirnoh, N publi.irf
unltl at ID. ftchsrgc IyrtUm. 80 Broadway, At "
cent. year. pari ~ aisauor. hbrr.l droUnt VIII ~"
ae u agents Who buy BY t- qOanty. Agents o ~ nuv
"a per, ~ find profitable WORK. For sss al ArorFs
o. = Toaa Ihg B1Vsry. Ielh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

clsrl Rei tsli Coal Lump Broken anil Nut s,cs-
To. urd.r-sIsd authorised 10 take ORDERS for this res
blt~d Coal NJ r lowest prc"s. eilher 10y the cargo
'ersd from tie BARGE - Of rsfta;r IN part
81 M Guy Or bfnokl,n
40 cray A,h Schuylkll, L-h On and Lscka~ana Coal
= American .du.'inous Coal tor the grats. equal To
e,i LSefp-L Bot Virginia Coal tor blacksmith zee, Al
thr very lowest pucr. JOSEPH y NlMPs1>.
orirs NJ. lls Nassau street
\. IS Ord-r. for one ton VIII the srnhoa
q, ihn.. tor larger quaniy. n,ylat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
DKESS BOOTS-Latest French STYLE
L,NTANGiED ACCOMPLISHMENT

L'NTANGIED ACCOUNTS.-Th0ma
Jones' Acc uniant. 1875 Bio,dway. opposite John 81
undertake, sng- aud ADJUST accounts o every de~crp-
Ton To those who have bssp able IN evise simple
aui sho oi conducting tins department, the stser
,sr With hdencs derived from much eIperi~uce,
respectfully oilers hi> suggesting sucG Orus OF
account books et adapted particular routine
Oi business ~ complicated p1unsrshp AFFAIR o. confused
ant uegc,d account be- prigss hs 'rli ia eject ~ ell
.qn,iahle ard Ind>puiabe adjustment.
Published and Tor sal~ by tie author above. "JoDess
Frsr p. and Parfc- of Bookkeeping" which IL slready
tine rpk ia the i,adyg Academic nsu utODs 81 this
country, the only American worn The subject ths
hs> hssn prni.I ~ England PrGe 81 % my5tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18
Dan AWAY from the subscribers. IN

IA April last John CoeIn.i a.y aged II yesr, an IN
i-,i.d aplfeluce ie hs IiJt Mixing business sad sP
.ficr 3, e .glr frame, at"ri hsr iet hive ibf~es ;"
ght AMI eo.s aud supposed b. u" r"lhy'" %
the Cara bctv..n Albany mi ohamplaa. NJ prf.nsMs
hereby forbid hafpnng employing Ne al spJs'nTe'
wN RANKIN, DIkGEkA To-
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