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New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
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HGGDgs NEWS FOX 'b'faE CDNSUt1P-
W VETO TIE AFfLICrED.-Wc are happy to
inform thos of our friends who afflicted ~i.h any nj
fiction the Lungs Liver that they find satc,
pleasant, and iataibe remedy in Dr. WilIianss just
Gilead aud Slippery Elm We adv..e all TINS afflicted
apply G. BoweFy, where, for snail sum, they can
Obtain neiisnc hich promise viii give decided re-
lief
The At We Extract be mad OF VI HEARD Druggist
les Washington street, wholesale and retail Also at 20
Nassau street and Of Sand OF BoTcry and Spring
street Agent, fro.a tue country vans,d. 30 Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
RH " I'D 81 u y Ill a. Z IL z, n

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
'AuTlON.-The high character Of these Pens has in
- duced the attempt tie par, e several dsreputabic
makers 10 Practice fraud only upon Mr. elliott, but
also upon the public An Inferior artcS bearing The mis-
spelled name, thus Giii0t emitting final T,
the market II readily be detected by unfinished
appearance and the very style winch put up
Obscrre the genuine PEN I'll marked IN full" ia
seph Giots Patent" or Joseph elliott, warranted -
and that each bears fac s!e Of his signature thus
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

of The fire. whether the doors smut or "ptn WIN
rbv n,e ronstruced vita Il radiator and cold air chanh
her IN more condo form an any in use there
by securing All the properties of the heat ana taxing up
e,es,sd IN .all aud examine tn. valuable Stove For
,Ls n .,30 W.icr - s25 If GEORGE HOWE.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
HOW F.

II " w II y
PATENT STOVE.
for Parlors, Halls. Ngr-
sores, Stores and OIL
ccs.-rhis iirpro' cd
stove demands the at
iention of those who
dc>lrca soii and healthy
heat. beauty, eleanE-
noS aod ecouemy. /.
has been in use the last
season. and the encour-
aremcRt received, and
the entire satisfaction
hey gave the purchas-
er>. have stimulated the
inventor TO manufac-
tute them on a much
larger scale, 10 ssppy
tnc increased dem md
They are made OF tho
best RusSia IRON, and
ornsncntcd IN themost
chas,r srd neat man :
Ber giving a full view
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
VIZ. f2Ae3AEk & CO.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOcNDRY,
~ Eu.tou, corner OF Goid-strcet,


sCHE subscribers take ;his method OF announcing
z their iricuds ana the public generally that. having
purchased the extensive and yell known Type Foundry
formerly owed b. Mcssrs. Conaer Cooke, they have
moved the SANE their present central location. Having
Iaadc reyons. alterations and additions, they
prepared orders o! ANY magnitude they
ray favored with with prorptncss, and favorable
germs any Foundry IN America To their Speci-
n-nBook shch hss been recently extensively circulated
they would respcciiy refer.
Al articles manufactured by ;scm shall be OF material
cq=al Il qeror, ans manufactured III is country
and undergo thorough eNsu.uatisn appearance.
ringing. dressing, and properly asserting. AL articles
Invited in the >pecmcn-Book formerly issued by Conner &
Cooke. together WIKI Sorts 10 Fonts sold By ,eu
be furnished from :Ais Foundry without deiy, VITA many
since added.
WI. HAGAR & co Agents for Tie s.le Of the Ma
pier Washington and Smith Presses lch tcselhe1 with
Cn,sas. Gases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, Ink. and
every article sod the Printing Business viii be kept
saud, artflrnished .: manufactures prices
y. b. 10 Machiae Cast Type manufactured at this
Foundry. je3-tf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

CREAs'. CHEAP. az ZAP. at JAMESON
~ & JERNiS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Office.
Visiting Gard Pate engraved and fifty Cards for only
81 So All ether Engraving half the usual price
Please call and examine specimens. No i9i Courard
corner Greeuwhicn. au:s5 N
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
TRV FOE YES.
~ Vi i.uitinun, d,cIei,rnfPE akinfEII

z .
HErs. ainiun0ue' Celebrated Ointment.
IL % Es TIE Of Feve. Sores of long stapdng Sore
Legs -. Anthony Fire, Iulammatons, Burns
Scalds, Salt Rhcuu. Scad Head, and invaluable
edy for Sore nipples and the Piles It vii! heal fresh
wounds IL from 10 days.
For sale at 3 los Houston street, ~
Persons 9hosc ~ouads pronounced ucarabie BY
Doctors. would DC well 10 apply the above pace.
I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

Ha'aeAt D. SIS " n -
uNDERHlLL'S New PA
TENT COAL COOKING
KITCHEN COMPANION
STOVE, now olie red loI sails,
wholesale or fetal, si 3D
Grand st. This stove IS ae.
knovledged by all iha, have
used them to he superior 10
any Stove that has been intro
duced in The New-York MAJ
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
NOTICE.

De4ls-. from ell Parts Of the Comfy caa depend upon
teiag .upp.led goods agreeing With our catalogue
NARSHALLS Troy Shirt Depot,
No. 90 'Est;. ul-stfeei, New York
N.B-So patronage asked Of those Who beat dova
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

to call and examine this article previous 20 Purchasing
elsewhere and Judge for themselves of the utility and
economy Of this stove.
Also paror aud Office Stoves Of various Sizes and PAL
terms all of which will be offered the l"'cst market
price. JOSHUA UNDEKHiLL 3a9 Graud st
sii Il 2meod opposite Essex Morket.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

er a. each end snd boiled II resinols
makes very durable, and 'ee from al the elections
charged against lced pipe being Injurious acah.
TAe advantages pe-uar 10 them IRE c-eapue-,, durs
biitv ea-a of operation. and security against os they
arc $40 light aud portabie aai easily Put Up et
Tse universal celebrity Inch the PUMPS have Cb-
;ared here hoy be- know to sejher Much
perien hch the sbscrher has mad IL the business,
makes AIM eoaiteE OF giving entire .a fiction every
purchaser.
All orders fo- Wen or C.eru P mps .iould give ac-
curae measures Of The from the top Of the platform
bouen TIA; the length may be forned suitably
tie shop
Persons baiiinr new cisIerns and designing 20 place
these Pursrs in them need Incur the expense Of a
curb above the platform, the Pump against
fro>, without Il.
A. CAUTION IN regard 20 ether kinds Of 9smp- in cir
culstiuu which have my label upon . en-. the pipe
III zooden parts OF ~hch bciig m.de OF xh:te-nooe
aad OF them Of egeYrR5er ro0c deem IL proper 10
sag that III the Wooden pPe Of ny nanuftare select
cd the best OF Ktle pine heart staff free from sap.
and being boiled and .e!l saturated re.in-us coHpo
sitioa. warranted II every respect seferof article.
The following persons 1nts fer the sale Of my
Pumps. and have n al Times amply or hand:
NessIs Osborn Little. Har,iEa-a Dealers, 3 Fulton
st. y Y Mr. james $ GoGd, $50 oouth Market 81, Al
Lau7: NJ. II. |. W.td, Schenectady y. 7.
TroT. Jaiy i54i. 80 aml H. WARREN
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
EaARaTGf:A TNEON sPNsNG.--

water CT SeriR- having recently attracted the a'en-
o Of - r1anvof the vi.i,e-s 4; >aatogl and IL e.cts
on the system being attended wiki such happy results N
various diseases the prop-oFs were Induced 10 incur the
expense having aHazed BY ore Of our most eninea
chemists The result OF which proves II 20 be one OF tue
most highly medeaed waters at Saratoga. aud as such
i. now offered to the pubic with the c9ndert assurance
that lis virtues uuequalled. comparison With the
an,y,s of either ~ the Springs rI show the fact
Oae gallon OF ;hs wafer the ioi.c-ng ngredi-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
CAaps RHlEpN FoR SALT EnkUM-

SAyDs REIaEDN FOR SALT RHEU N
- Warranted 10 re-Sait kheuB,, hlns"o'H', iS.
ter Scsi Heaa BARRIERS or Jackson lch fezsiha' "
asis Palmaria and other diseases OF the sSin are
ceriasly and eecuay cured by the use OF Sahu' rN
DIV winch has now been tested IL mo.c han SIX tAous ~
different cases of the above disease without na'lhs %
IN snv here the directions attended to- Inc upAI
lsed success hIs remedy curing diseases 81 ms A
Is without equal II the history OF nsdicne uv o'N
poa.i Syrup Of SarsaparilS recommended 20 DC esr
with the Remedy tends TO throw on; from me 40
and system generally all tho unhealthy huhor cohnSC'o
With the diseases, ard the application OF inc Neu!euE N
terra Is AT the tinc entirely Graduates IL sh TIC
ysem Tn. Remedy i. perfectly harmless III ITS opera
ton and NAV De applied with salty eveR 10 tue skin OF
the cndcrest infant Testimonials %. ITS eicsey are usIs
rcc,iy-. and the following selected for puoIc'uon
yhsh II is thought will satisfy the mind OF every c2hdd
person % - @>'' az Nrw-Yosx, Mly4, 1870.
Net-< A. & L D. Sind,-Grntenien: Feelings OF thank
falne.. and gratitude aeuce inform yeg thai AN per-
ctv cured u sali kheuG b. the II yogi he,neuy
r ;e,.- rrr,d over both riy hands finger end, and
had been standing yeas duSg whch Time Wa w
der the tr, OF ure than - different phys'Nans WV
failed give than temporary ieei Va' anr 10 W.
nv hands but little and ud not put them IN water my s
rep-,tcdv cane I'll amos, helple, from The con
paint itried Indian and Root D"eio ogt all TO ne
n l,si .nr ri advised BY friend 10 use your i.ene
y Iconie e,d with Little fah. wing ir'! so nany ta"S'
without producing good eject In tev' days ny ha
were bet. r snd iihs,ndi { put them wafer 'y 'S
continued 10 improve and in ew weeks entirely well
II i, noe more than six Esnth since the cure was elected
''"' yorf.re.pectfslir LYDIA LEWIS, NewaFs,NJ.
Me ,r, A. 3 D. SInis-Gent certify th'i nave oten
Salt Rheum q ten yeaT 'tnd ~; py Inc use u
on oabled with this dreadful complaint III any 'o;h woue
call and will atty them hS yo sRT s fae
Residence. lOe Na.sau-.t, store it5 FuI'"a-'''
Nes-York June s 1910.
Jehted TO von for the valuable services have rendered me
do mo. che crtuy inf you ha my w'te .nie'y oueu
of the Salt Rheum ny TIE of your Remed. and syrup 81
S.r,,p,rl She hsG h. en- very severely afflicted with The
both internal AID external hut without Producing ay good
ole until hy h. 1l
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
81 10. ~ ns.,NElsY S deelaedIy !Ae bes

So No. TIA fs<yVElsY IS decidedly tAe hes t
~ establishment ~ Nc~ York 10 get bargains Ill the
~ Boot and Shoe lins you have only to call 10 be
49, convinced. I.adie-. CeHtcmen's Misses, Boys and
Chidrens Boots sh-e. and Ga,r in I'll their variety, OF
NY own glanufaciure and warranted first prices
to -u Likewise large assortment OF good
country work, which III lc sold very cheap.
i've en- WILLIAM AGATE. ia Bowerv.
DECYe5HaE. sEGNaY OF LIvERWURT.-
{ Nowrs Poctoral Honey Of Lvcrrort, prepared
only by joseph HOW'LL the city of Newiork, is the
and e!iicacIoGS remedy for Coughs Colds
Asthma, Who-png Cough and all affections of the Heart
and Iurcs leading To Consumption.
I; is sold the low price OF tHo shiiiirgs per bottle.
For sale 8ho!eia!e and retail at the Original Depot
liad OIL cor Catherine and rc;sed BY ii. V. Bush OIL
Barclay ST Aaron Gilbert 10 Fuon and 22s Bowcry Jas
H. Hart 27- Broadway. o: Chambers st. W. II. Du-
scnberrv Wesi Greenwich Conn.,, aud reIalicd by Drug
ci-is IN every CT Y IN the Upion.
~. BE that each outside wrapper bears the sigma
ture OF Joseph Sowi, full without which cenu
inc - lmeod
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28


SARAToGA WATER, f.oui this Iodine Spring
- The Iodine Spring contains much more Iodine aud
Carbonate Of Masussa thar any other fountain and cor
sequen,i, TIE powerful Alternative and aPcrent Il
highly charged VITA CH'b0rIc Gas, Which readers II
pungeut and delightful drink
Sold Wholesale and a.. III Nev-fo by 4. t. Il ID
Sluds Druggists ~ and leo Fuon-strect; al reaA By
David sands 4 Co - East Brosdway; J. K Chiffon, 1863
. Roadway: Mihau, le3 Broadway cOcum, corner of
BroadS and Chamberstrect Sou'llard Delluc, 5-l
broadway and : Park Row Rushon Il AspiHwal,e 6 VII
liam Dr. Miaor, 1913 Boosd~ay TART 2is Broad
way; Ring, 6ii Broadway Dodd di2 broadway Coeges-
hail. AL Pcarl>trce; Bilnge & Roscnmlcr. III Becck
er-s,reet; Hill 20s Grccnwich-srse; cn-ngs Bennct
los Greer Wi,h;reet Burger, 50 COrtandt-srcet; Rot
ton ia- East Broadway. sli I'm
DAvgL5OT FOUNTAIN, sar,ioga Springs.
THIS celebrated Mineral Wa or constantly on hand,
from the Springs. for sale wholesale aud retail BY the
Agents, tiASSNE& < YOUNG. 1872 Chathaui-st.
~ T. Sen, part Of the city frae Of expense s4 I'm
tsCLLED AS5S PF.tTEGS' issA&s.
a FIRST RATE article Of Relied nad rlaers Brass cas-
n always b. found a, JAMES u. MOFF6T, I'll Pr:ncc
street. near Wooster, ;le loves. marie; p:ces Like
wise very superior Hrtice IT Cooper Brass. 40 IF
lNOlEpOssTGDS ROLLERS, of tho bc.,
" materials bud quality, and Of all sizes cast at the OF
ce Of the New World. 20 Annst Inquire of Mr. ]. w
RICHARDS. in the Press Room thasemenL au2l IF
GTEEE PEENS.-MosLlYs, GlLLoTr's and KER-
- :Htw's Steel Pens. good assortment OF POCKET
BOOKS, and other soodsat wholesale.
T.. K. GILLESPIE, 10 John-stree,,
aua0 2mF Between broadway and Nassau.
n CaLLs-20 ba.kets Ru>sia Qui. foc sale BY
w ~ GRINNELL. MlNTURN II co. - South.st
a CEEEs.-The subscriber respectfully bcgs leave to
r inform his friends and public that he has hand
ard constantly receiving, large invoices Of Qu which
he offers for sale reduced prices, wholesale and retail
Country Merchants would DO well cell Before purchasing
elsewhere,
je22 It A. McKEACfIINE'S, 255 pcarl-,,
a. UELss sEUED.-HAYDEN
~ Steel Pens are better in all respects than Quts-
more durable, equally pIiablc and cheap.
They carefully made selected and resecctcd before
offered TO the public.
1t believed that their merits will soon give then the
pre- cmGence among others.
The trade supplied wholesale BY tee Agent.
EDWARD J. EMO, ) Patt-strcct
~ B-For sale by the principal Stationers and dealers
in Pens in the City aud Country. uu30 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

If the sz .na coolers -.,5 mtnyard very
afgc In addition the sbssc. the Subscriber Offers 10
he NewYorA public large collection Of Pnrlor and Of
fee Stoves and patterns, with PrL
ces lower than aav vet OIL rcd. JOHN :. MADISON,
,l5 1ineod S22i G-ard between Clinton and Attorney
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
RECORD INK"

-hich, there lo1cer doubt superior any
in no: ory for ~ possessing every qalty hc
dcF safe fer rajc documents and permanent records
bat s- the pleasure Afforded usilr H. How, freely
frou gull Fnetac pens ana does corrode IheH Al
dealers whether IN city country. invited call, be-
icTc they rep-n!-h and examine Nr. HsmRosd's
neadations from o! the best judges this city also
from the t1ie officers Vermont sn- YnG College,
Dartmouth Co;lsce sc. sc. SIS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

NUfs Ss e = :. = tt & \ z x q = Z !.
x The subscribers keen Constantly hand End oaef
Tor sac N lots &C suit PSF chasors-
WRITING PAPER, ofa all kinds.
Also. Robinson Blank Book Papers. OF all kinds,
PRINTING PAPERS Of al! ,izes aA3 qzaz;i-s or hand
or .lsts to order, at shc-t Eorce.
rhey ai-o keep on aln4 large assortment of Wires,
5eitmss Bige >GaJs, Bleaching Powders aud Soda Ash
FOR paFeT Manufacturers. o. ae. importation, Of
best Gsalliy. ~hicS' ;hey oder very io~ prices
irl5 Il Fi.RSSE 8 R..ONNS 81 IiharIv .treei.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

PAPER IEANJELS4 gsEESsE, AM con-
4 MISSION WAREHOUSE. No. 81 L:bcrty->treet-
Printing. Lthocrf?hic- aSd Coor-d Pspcrs n ali their
varieties, made - ortsro any Igsliy rem common News
tc The HsSt Book paper made "a the counr tie fsf
n2.ke: prices, from TIE very superior mills of Ne.rS. 4.
C. and w Curtis Eos;5n and W & 81. Curtis fsely..e,
y AL fro screrd oe- manufacturer 5aYrc The bes;
Of ,-caac-y al orders thankfully reserved ond pronp
iy executed. au. IN EDWARD CURTIS AGENT
~ elKsGS1O I.I>E Is8aI EACT08f.
- lac eldest. Cheapes'. AMI Tie hes Morocco c-Se
iarr-seiory 10 ths Uni-ci States. { COLES Manu-
iesfer % al kiads q Morocco goods wholesale aud
'ilr ffiHeipsiy 10 per cent L.. tn5n re original
rricSs a. ~ Broedsy, OF Joha -trect JcNesr
C.ses oil sFery deception Chests for S,er Ike por
ibi! arranged ting sid travelling Desks, jewelers.
>h9| ts..s h'si Up <lth Trays IN superior style &c
y. lie -S'ttre Gases made metallic fraIse-.
10 aa psiie-n o. ze a: saoft noice-ase for Daguer
ieo'yps hkensses varying from $50 20 s. per dozen
al orders thankfully ;eeee4 -nd executed ~iih
sc cfs: a.eh IS Is
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

q FIRST RATE article Of Relied nad raters Brass. cas-
a always b. found a; JAMES II. MOFF6r I'll Pr;ncc
street, Wooster, loves. MARIE; prices. Like
wise article nj Cooper Brass. 40 II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

GTEEL PE5NS.-MosLEY's, GiLLoTT's and KER-
- .Htws Steel Pens. good assortment OF POCKET
BOOKS, and other goods.at wholesale.
T. K. GILLESPIE, 10 John-street,
au20 2ur Between Broadway and Nassau.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-15

money from the good old man who had h..-,
so kind TO him. Ard so Tucker wen, ON bo.rJ
the schooner L. L. Sturgis, at Alexandra. and
worked his passage home to New York
When he came TO the custom-house he had
not been ashore thirty minutes, and having
first heard the sad news of the death of his
kind benefactor as he passed Up the Old Ship
dock, the abundant tears that fell down his
hardy cheek testified that his is no ungrateful
heart.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Curtis innme.
diately appointed Mr.. Tucker an inspector Of
the customs.
WASHINGTON, 26ih March, lS4l.
"Dear Sir:--The bearer hereof, Mr.. Thorn.
as Tucker, veteran seaman, came with me
from Carthagena as the mate of the brig Mon.
tidia, in the year 1929. In an association of
several weeks imbibed high opinion of his
character-so much so that expressing de-
sire TO leave the sea) invited him to come to
North Bend and spend the remainder of his
days with me. Subsequent misfortunes pre-
vented his doing SO, as he was DESTROYS TO
bring some money with him to commence far.
ming operations. His bad fortune still contin.
ues, having been several times ship wrecked
within few years. He says that himself and
family are now in such situation that the
humblest employment would be acceptable to
him, and write this to recommend him to
your favorable notice arm persuaded that
no one possesses, in higher degree, the vir-
tues of fidelity, honesty and indefatigable in.
dustry; and, might add, of indomitable bra
very, if that was a quality necessary for tbs
Kind Of employment he seeks.
Yours very truly,
w. H. HARRISON.
Ed. Curtis, Esq,
Collector, &C., n. Y"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-15
JOHN TYLER PRESIDENT OF THE U.

AS, by the Providence ofGod, Mr.. Tyler is
now elevated to the highest political honor
within the reach of an American citizen, his
life, history, and character, have become high
" interesting subjects of inquiry.
For the satisfaction of our readers we will
attempt to furnish general outline of Presi-
dent Tyler's history, which must necessarily be
imperfect, from our want of dates and particu-
lars.
Mr.. TYLER was born in Virginia in the
year 1880. He is therefore 81 years of age.
His father was an American patriot of the rev.
olution, serving as an officer in the cause Of
his country, during the. whole period Of the
war. He was then judge of the Superior
Courts of Va, and afterwards Governor of that
State about The year 1871. He was remarka.
bic for his honesty and independence. and fol
the purity Of his character. He belonged to
T the old Republican family of that State.
John Tyler (now Presidency was graduated
with honor at William and Mary College
| Virginia. Soon after he reached the age OF y
he was chosen delegate to the Legislature
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-15

Orr1cR OF PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES
IN the National lntelligencer we lind the fol-
lowing article, explanatory OF the true posi-
ton O.. things in reference TO the Presidential
Office since the death Of President Harrison:
"An erroneous conception of the quality
and designation of the office devolving on the
Vice President, in case of the Presidents re-
moyal from office, or of his death resignation,
or inability, seems to prevail in some OF the
public papers, in which Mr.. Tyler is styled
The acting President; as if he were still er c0S-
eio Vice President, merely acting 0d interim
as President, the office proper OF President
being vacant, and he performing the duties OF
that Office in his quality of Vice President
Whereas he is, to all intents and purposes, by
the appointment of the Constitution and by
election, President of the United States; IN
vested with the Office proper of President, with
as plenary right and authority as his prede-
esssor, Gen. Harrison; and exercises the pow
ers of the Office, not in his quality OF Wee
PRESIDENT, but of President, the Office OF Vice
PRESIDENT, being vacated by his accession to
Inc office of President, or entirely merged in
the superior Office. By the terms of The Con.
shtution, the Office of President sdevolves on
the Vice President" BY his original election
as Vice President, he was Professionally elected
PRESIDENT; that is, elected to the Office of Pres
"eni upon the happening Of any one of the
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-15

conditions provided for in the Constitution.
The Constitution uses very different terms
when i, comes to provide for the removal,
death, &C., both Of President and Vice Presi-
dent. For such case Congress is empower
ed to provide, by declaring ,rh,t officer shall
net accordingly, until the disability be remov.-
ed, or President shall be elected" The oil
flee of President devolves not on him; he still
retains his original office and official designa-
ton; as, for example, President pro tenn. ofthe
Senate, Speaker of III. of r. &c, and in quail
ity of that office performs, ad interim, the du-
ties of another Office; he becomes endued with
two political capacities at the same time-ex
officio; he is merely President pro tempore of
tie Senate, &C., and by that designation acts
as President. Such ali officer might properly
enough, in common parlance, be styled acting
President, though we conceive his strictly off,
cial designation should be, "President pro tenn
of the Senate, las the case may Beg acting as
President of the United States" Not so the
Vice President when the Office of President
devolves on him. He is no longer Vice Pres.
ident, but becomes President ex officio, and
fills up the vacancy for the residue of the orr
gnaI term: the office of Vice President is va
Gated by his accession to the Office of Presi-
dent; he can neither perform the duties nor
receive the salary appropriated to the office OF
Vice President. Nor does there seem any
constitutional provision for filling the Office Of
Vice President, though all its active duties are
to be performed by a President pro temPore Of
the Senate, chosen by the Senate, in the ab.
sence of the Vice President, or when the Of
fee of President devolves on him. The per.
son, so chosen, takes not the office proper o.
Vice President, but a new Office under the de-
signation of president pro sempore of the
lSenate."