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NOTICE is hereby given that proposals

I'M UIlOE Is HereHy gwen That proposals
will be received at the Inspectors office in the Stale
Prison. Mount Pleasant the second Wednesday in No
yemb.r next II O'Clock in the forenoon for ccnac, to
with so convicts on the first Of December
ing 10 be increased within year 10 the
wears al making such kinds OF chains, wrought nails
bed shovr and tongs saslery cutlery and other
articles OF hardware OF which the Chief supply Tor The
consumption OF the country imported from without the
United States" Convenient shop room and iue will be
furnished Whoever takes the must find tools and
fixtures and be subject TO the rules asd rrgu atioxs The
Prison. The payments mutbe made monthly with credit
of three months, Satisfactory security will be required.
Lei the proposals specify the price per day for each
DAVID l.. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison. Noun, Pleasant
September 9th. lS3S SO I'm
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~ l2l, late 10 Chatham street, New-York, Wholesale
and rcairhe Canton Tea Company continue 10 offer
sale and tragran, Teas oil every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades ut Green and Black Every package hears
the stamp of neatncs and elegance the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that their quail
ity and power will remain unmparedi any climate Their
system OF prosecuting BUSINESSES perhaps scarcely 10 be
celed Ii Is founded upon the uihest regard TO the rights
OF the customer, especially with respect weigh and
quality, and unrivalle' cleapnes All purchasers called
upon return any articles which fail TO give them the fall
promptly refunded. Country merchants, public establish
men heads o; families and ip-master will find dec
ded advanage supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts OF the United States executed with
prcmptiiude and despatch.
II The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou
una's celebrated Black Tea. so I'm
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NEAFNEss EMBELLISHMENTS

4 AEAF NESS COhED.-OChREA -
Acoustic Oil Tor the of Deafness, Pains, and the
discharge the Ears also, all those disagree
able noises like the buzzEg OF insects falling of waters,
&c, which symptoms OF approach
ing Deafness, and also generally attendant with the dis
- Rcadtle following most extraordinary Cure: any
have had doubts, they now dismiss them, and The most
nCeduous may consider Deafness cnrable Numerous
cases of and many of them very remarkable by the
use of SCARPA'S OIL have been published, but this
caps the climax Young Old you may yet recover your
bearing.
lads in Smiiheld Pennsy vania and now about eighty
years age had been gradually getting deaf tor more than
years, that 1t next to impossible 10 make her
conversation III The oudet tone Of voice. Last winter
She induced try "Scarpas Oil for Deafness" Ii is
only necessary add, that she has bottles and
that her hearing is perfectly estoredsc is cured Any
information relation TO the may be obtained al the
store OF DIX. JAYNE.
20 South Thirdstrect, Philadelphia.
at which place also the medicine is for sale.
Sold d; wholesale and retail by The Agents A. B. & D..
SANDS, Druggists Nos. 70 and 100 Fulton ai Gold.
and 100 Fuiton-sL also sold By Abraham B Sands Co
No rs Broadway, Ceramic Building corner OF Cham
bers-st; David Sands Co No. y East Broadway,
OF Maukei-st. Price 81. OILS I'm
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRISON
Auburn, Oct l0, 1852.
NOTICE, is hereby given. tina, sealed

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals VIII be -eceved;al The Office the subscribe
A. ~ the services OF TenConvic. with the privilege or
increasing the same, the Agent be able furnish
any number exceeding Three Hundred for the Of
Five years from the rsi day of January next, TO be
ployed in the manufacture of Files and such articles OF Cut
ley of which the nitcd States principally supplied by
foreign importation.
Sufficient shop-room suitably warmed and lighted will
be furnished by the State.
Note Persons making proposals required the
amount per day offered for the services OF each Convict
and furnish the uame of the person persons offered
surety III the Contract with their written thereo
and The respective persons making proposals required
be present al the time oil opening such proposals dec
aottl either 10 person by duly authorized ageDt
! ofS tDaO HENRY POLHEMUS Aren't
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"ULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to kup
T. ured Perscns.-Persons afflicted with rupures may
rely upon the 6es, Instrumental AID the world affords on
the agents the principal towns in thu United States Be
careful examine the back pad OF ius ruses TO see IT
they endorsed by Dr. Hull il writing. None senu
inc, be relied upon good without his signature
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations OF
Huls celebrated lrusse and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be reedu upon; they
made by unskilfu mechanics, and no better than
the ordinary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Vesey street. e1clu-
svey for ladies' having separate entrance from the busl-
department. where female is in constant attendance
to wait upon female patients 81 u
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ctTATE OF NETWORK, ss.--In

GTATE OF NETWORK, ssh
~ CIANCERY-Betore the Vice Chancellor OF uie hrs
crcuit--wilnm H. Paul administrator, &c. VS.. William VI
Bucknor and Emily. his wife.
Masters alePursuant ccretal order of the Court
of Chancery made the above entitled cause will be sold
public under the direction of the subscriber one
oil the masters OF this court 10y f. H. Ludlow anconeer
the Merchants Exchange The city OF New-York, on
the 3lsi thirty first day OF October Instant at II O'clock
nOon of that day. those certain lots hereinafter described
that say That certain piece of land, situate at Man.
hatanvile in the Twelfth Ward in the city of Newyork
beginning the northeast Of Laurence street,
southeast side of the Boomingdae road lot number
seventy seven, laid out and surveyed by Adophus LG
City Surveyor, the fifteenth September 1906: The said
piece being twenty-five feet 10 front and rear and Two
uudred feet deep being the lot conveyed by Alexan
der Dunlap and wife to said William g. Brcknoc, on the
ninth day of January 1886 Also, those two certain lots IN
the same ward the first day December 1885,
by Thomas Dunlap. to said William G. Bucknor, and are
situated in said Manhatanvile 1.-THE corner OF boomlng
dale road and Hamilton street. and both twenty-five ieet IN
froa and rear ami one handredee deep Also, that certain
other lot ut Nlanhaltanve aforesaid conveyed by Anthony
V Harrington and wife aud William Dunlap 10 said william
G. Buchno by ed dated the first day of ,iay, 1885, the
said lot being part oil piece oil ground laid down on the
said nap said Loss number seventy.nne aHd adjo'-
in norhery said ol number seyeny-sSvcn on SAID wap-
DATE, d New-York, October 7b, 1912.
JOHN A. SIDELL, Master in Chancery.
Roe. Solicitor. % 2taWts.
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nEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S

DEAFNEss CURED.-SCARPA's
ACOUSTIC OIL For the cure OF Deafness pains,
and The disc barge of from ihe Ears; also. all those
disagreeabe Ike The buzzing OF insects falling OF
water whizzng Of steam, &c. &c. which symptoms OF
approaching Deafness and also generally attendant with
the disease Many persons who have been deaf for en ht.
teen and twenty years and obliged TO ear-rump
cts have after using bottles, thrown aside their
uumpets, being made perfectly well Physicians and.sur-
geons highly recommend II, use For sale by Dr.JAfNE,
No % South Third street, Phliadephi
sold wholesale and retail by The agents, y. B. < D.
Co and Chemists 79 Fultonst corner Of
God-st and No 100 FnloE.st. Also sold by DAVID SANDS
& Co. II East Broadway, Market street ABRAHAM
B. SANDS CO., Granite Buildings, 273 Broadway corEer
Of Chanibers-st. New-York Price q o2i I'm
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& -GES.-There needs argument beyond simple,
candid trial, prove TO demonstration that Pe,crss
Lozeuecs among the best nedicated preparations
ever made While their taste, which sagreeabe them
advantage overevcy other medicine in use the great
variety Of their Ingredients renders them etcacons 10 an
extent elsewhere unknown. His Cough LUzrnges for III.
stance Colds, Asthma Catarrh Bronchitis apd all
complaints OF Pulmonary origin Then bis Worm Lozen'
gcs relieve children Of the terrible distress the convusvf
pains broken sleep and headache which always attend
the presence Thus all his Lozcnges in fact are
suitable particular disease, which they completely
rrmoye Warehouse I25 Fulton.st. OFT I'm
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oi SIN s. r. FRAZIER, 80 Water street
II EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers

EA for sale No 81 Waer.streei Wholesale and retail
rr,s Patent and improved Alright constructed
Tor burning either coal over FIVE Thousand oi
these sold the city OF Boston last season. and
found be the economical in the consumption OF iuet
Of any heretofore introduced They recommends
ed particularly by physicians. for heating Tor The
sick and persons afflicted with consumption have found
great relief by the OF the above Stove the AIR produced
beiu. Of TEN peraure than possibly he pro-
duced by any other offered the public. Please
call and examine yourselves before purchasing else
where. ID. ID. W ENDELL No. 81 Waer->t
c6,f III door from Beekman
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DKOF. ORR'S AIRTlGHT STOVE

The undersigned the only agents for vending anc
selling the article in the CITY OF Newfork OF Their
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons
the first respectabiiy may be the Store We guar
anee against any explosions if put up according 10 ouI
directions. We have also improved Alright Stove
]. HILL.
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EITATS. CHEAP HATS Three dol
EAE lar HaS-Jusi finished, the most splendid ar,cL.
ever offered 10 the pubic Elegant shor, nap Moeskn
Hats the low prise of s.. Also article s. 90 equal
in durability and lusre those commonly sold at s3
BROWN Practical Halter lac Canastreet one door above
Suilvan-st. 80 Inn
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e15 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated in Southport, about three miles ron SaeIays
iage o EImira County OF Cheung, lying on osrt Of
Creek containing 5 of land, Tse,r arr
two Houses and two Orchards on px shu mo two
Sheds ke and could be very eay eva Earns in Tie
peis hborhood and will he sold reasonable or Of
Iaauire OF A. LAMB, Nc. &6 tourl H.si;rs
oIs Ims A. KONKLE, village OF Ersira-
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TJARDWARE, CUTLERY, Nos

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-OS-
Il IL BORN 4 LITTLE, Importers and General Deal,
in English, German and American Hardware Cutlery
nc. &C IS Fulton street opposite the United Hotel
ornery Hollis Hoel) New FORK (wberc the business has
been carried on tor eighty years pas offer 10 country
merchants ard Others extensive assortment al the
lowest market prices for Cash approved Credit
Purchasers are hereby invited TO gall and e.anane the
ery -Raeors Scissors-Tea and Table Spoons-Tea
Trays-Sauce and Frying rans-Corn and Coffee Mills
Shovel and Tone-AndironS-C Coal Hods-Hollew Ware
Shovels and -Rakes-Scy ihes-A1e,
English Wagon Boxes-Slsigb, House and Hand Bells
Curry Conibs-Siates -Skalts-Cu, and Wrought Nails
Cut Tacks-Brads and Sparables-Butts and Screws
Locks and Lalches-llnges- Anyls-Vces-Sledse Ham
merS-FlesAueerS- Chisels- Gouges-PlaneS-( Spear:
MILL Pitt Cross Cut, Hand. Panne Iron and Brass Back
Sawsl-American Iron Cooper Riv.tsBeck lroosScotch
Water oil Ayrc Stone for Marble Poishes-Back Lead Pots
Genuine Harlem OIL Ship Builders Hard:rare)Albert
sons Horizons and Gfords celebrated Cast Steel Ccoper
Carpenters and Ship Carpenters Edge Pools 10 general
Also. Agents for Miners celebrated Well ard Cistern
Pumps, manufactured by H. Warren warranted superior
any other kind In CHARLES OSBORN.
OIL I'm CHARLES :. EIrrLE.
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ITO AGRICULTURISTS pub
Il listers OF the American Agrculrst would reSpect-
fully solicit the OF Farmers and Others engaged in
Agricultural pursuits 10 the aforementioned work.
The following few of the many favorable notices
which this work has received:
The Agrcuurist appears 10 be edited with that kind
OF ability and practical Knowledge, that place il among
the foremost rank with similar periodicals. country
Wayne County Record, Indiana
" From the known ability ofthe editors, have doubt
this prove most useful paper and worthy the patron
age OF the agriculturs We hail the appearance OF this
journal another evidence OF the interest which
tested in the subject of Agriculture"
Central Farmer Rome, New-York
From careful perusa OF the contents Of the American
Agrcuhnrist, we hesitate not 10 bids fair TO become
most valuable acquisition any farmer who does al
ready know too much TO acquire further knowledge in his
avocaton' The Jefiersonan Mansfield, Ohio
Tie above work is published monthly leach number 10
contain 80 pages royal octavo the low of per
SAXTON & NILES, Publishers,
POS Broadway.
S. NJ. have constantly on hand all the popular works
relating TO Agriculture. in all it, branches. OF
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true and genuine article, without the i'm pr Jvemcnt
OF uted bottom plate, which calculated 10 collect
SCOT and prevents the draft. The Stove that has been IN
use and 80 highly approved by all who have used them
may had the following places prices to suit the
,res wiIli'n Willis Co, l:9 wici-sreet; Vii
ham H. Sweet, POI Canasree; r. +. Peterson. II, Bow
cry; J. 5. Madison 1921 Grandseet, and C. Cadl. Jr
IS HaTrOn-street. ga 10
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CPOOR'S celebrated PATENT COAL

EPUUK'S celebrated PATIENT OUAL
~ STOVES, designed Stores, Offices Halls and Par
lors.-These Stoves acknowledged by all who baye
used them superSede any other kind offered TO the
public They be had greatly reduced prices
oDehird less than forner,yowing TO the depressed state
OF the times Those wishing purchase Stoves for The
above purposes requested TO call and examine Tor them
selves at Chathamstreet being the only place where
they can be obtained in this city ~ B. Spoons Stoves
repaired. BENJAMIN ARMS koH y.
New-York, October g. 1872 oil I'M
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CO. FOR SALE-The 2 Lots fronting On
- Rivington street, and numbered SO ana IL Oh -'
srest-each lot Is feet in width by 100 in length oa
Also, lots the Norherly side OF 4lS street, osaA
feet Easteriy from the 9th avenue. -, Pr.
Apply to 6. CLARK, Esq. 1856 Water street. u..ii, .,
SHINE, 2s4 Mulberry It. 80 the subscriber 10y ieA'
Far Rockaway, Long Island. .oproN IT,
on Inn ). L. Noh 49,
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an FOR SALE-A Farm in New no
- chee, Westcheter County midway between WEE anr.
Plans and New Rochelle, formerly owned by DaYld pm
reu containing $50 acres all arabic land, excepting ape
ten acres in wood. Tue farm has been laid out 10
len, lots, and is in high state OF cultivation. Terms ~
will be made easy for the purchaser. Apply TO Nv
o25 lo, J. ADRIAECE, S. John St n J.
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limited STATES Tea Emporium,

S. NJ have constantly on hand all the popular WORK
relating 10 Agriculture IN all il, branches. OF
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A to LET-The new stores and Duiid.
ings in Spruce street, Nassau Ihey ~ ~ GOOD
completely finished during the next week, nd M rent
tenants immediate possession will be given ana ~ veil
charged until after Is. November. The buildings nlv IN r.
adapted TO any kind Of mechanical b9s'pep al the
PRICE, 1874 East Broadway, or 10 j. cED''" o6 Il
oi;cP of the Tribune
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"A TO PLUMBERS OR TlNMEN.-
ia,l To Let, Store aud Basement very advantageous
y loo aed and well adapted the above business Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply TO i. McELaAfh 100
Nor-.
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4AEM MILLS FOR SALE.-A stone iUul
G;@ story FIGURING and Grs Mill, 50 by % iees wiz
ilaister Mill and Corn Kiln attached, on pernissns%
stream Of waller within five years. situate IN iel,
limestone country, within 60 miles OF NeW.fors, ana ~
ing daily communication summer and wnle!, VIZ Nv
sold bargain If applied for within TWO months WV
thirds of the money may remain mortgage at per cs
Application for terms and particular descng sw
L. SON, Souh.st 03 law III
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9sA FOR SALE-I,I 100 acres OF land SIT
uated in Fairfax county, Va. Il mites from lhe lles
cues OF the District of Columbia, washington n
through the same now about equally divided ana unas
rent to three teaants The price is limited at ~ per acre
oao 2aw3w@ JAMESON Il SANFORD, l54 southst
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AoA TO LET-Tbe frame Mansion House
I'LL in Eighth street, fronting McDouga street with the
gardens, &c. attached. Apply TO ~ Z. THOMPSON; No.
IN Eiqbih street o5 In
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1sSA FOR SALE or Exchange for a
Farni-A good Dwellng, House and Garden ground
about 20 Lots in the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF New
York. in the vicinity OF the aread the Croton Heetyof
and Ferry across the East River Inquire at u Grana
street west Of Broadway, 0zb lni
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third and iourth stories OF the new buildings rG
80 a!d 100 Nassau-street Trbune Buidngs ironung ""
Park and nearly opposite the City Hall Enqpmee "
I. McELRATH, on The premises 40 -
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fact but one ami The put the same
over again. il is evident that the defendant
thought that very inquiry. The Justice does
deny that the questions and answers were pertinent he
thought material TO put them down and the
assigned the answer had given before any
ton put by Madame Reste as lnsss considered and
already the aidavit" IL must recolected that this
the first time that the witness had been confronted with
the The witness had the same GU ston
before was when she did moi stand face no face viii the de-
fend The statute poydes hat the maeistrae shall pro
coed the Complainant and the
support the on oath In ill., the
10 the offence cha eeJ and in regard 10 any
other with such charge which such
srate may deem pernento IL r. y 70g iaI 1.-The evidence
given by the seys, witnesses ex,m,ned sh. he ecs to
writing by the or undrr H. direction and h.
these 10 warrant the msgsae In Iefising 10 ake
down the answer, prrnent M, non ~. coss
animation the same Question: Is mi more than snce and e
uniform answer one insertion in The deposition will
jected altogether. ''" why '' answer '"'1' 'e &c
When the examination Is produeed and the
taken in pursuance OF the satne and nn,bng an
pears contrary NAV be presumed Thai ali The
a9l But may be- and was shown IN this case hat the
duly taken. ~ 49, ~
Ii thought important on the Trial 10 prove thar the was
subsequent the TO examine the itnessrs
for the People presence defendant and her
aad TO allow crcss-examinatiop Bn This could nor IA
the defective dispositions which had been taken ten DAYS
before the offer was made III il was moi then roo lae
ts Justice should have gone on and had an a.
noro instead himself with making
10 that effect.
before the magistrse The have
Merritt appear TO be dispositions in the Court Of
era Sessions. When all the Judges and Baon of England
the fourth resolution which thew adoped Wss S ms ess
h.,
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OrIrroN OF THE CouRr.
G were evidence two dc.
an %s sa before N Of
hitting mil ling, masr.te There s difficulty in the 9ue! in allow
sssdias against he defendant pending ;h., Court fh
Ss MSnS be sT s a md Ss
could DO not how the s eg%a
si Court The and Ts%nef to he
S c Sa . as Ss
6cully mentioned at the bar may be legal
nj 3 a. s to
he public have dispositions taken de bne
The hSs %
with s py ~ : G and
ss Ss Th 3D. be o.V
ton general which h.. been escep. aeb
as: as are based upon some statute law practice sprung up
civil suits which read evidence sn pr ss Of
9s m a is oshs
Kent Cow. 50; Wait Whitney. i'd 80; Packard y Hill i'd
@ j doe: y no one nor afs dee.
We are re%eu aneSe1 sae which provides that
proceedings prescribed by law IN civil in respect the
u ss be spo. $ s
indictment and the provisions Of law in civil cases relative
animation the administration Of oaths and armaton and
the shall 70
ceedings indictments far they may be IN their
applicable thereto subject to the provisions contained in any
satuter X. s. 735 al II not the object of this
section remedies criminal bnt to direct
the mode which existing remedies should thereafter be app
cd The Of law in ci, cases. IN relation To the
matters particularly specified extended to like proceedings
on indlctmens but tits only so far they may be in their
nature applicable tereo Much has been laid the
words their examination applied witnesses But those
worus must be restricted to where the examination
provided for BY law and there ample scope for their
wnsn ne examined commission when examined con-
oony a. the instance Of the defendant r. s. 49, see 70
eg,ssure did not intend by this general provision
~ 70 me forms and mode Of edng in criminal
ss 70 introduce new rule the law OF evidence This is
e evident from the fact that special provision had
reaoy peen made IN the chapter the of
Witnesses out OF Court After Joined upon the
n may have commission examine witnesses
dns out OIL The State and the prosecuting officer NAV oin in
III 49, sec al After having thus So. caI,y @ G
in the general provision which follows on pspe "a, c ~
tended To- entirely class cases and ,roy;' ~
the examination Of witnesses de bene esse on the at S he
people. 80 i"'' VI "ho
>Ihere class OF cases where dispositions t,l , s
Court and without the Of the NAV he ~
evidence him. The Statutes and Pbip and Marn
H. and and Philip aud Mary TO- provide that the nac,
trate shall take the examination Of the prisoner the ni
nation Of them that bring him put the in writing and
certify 70 the gao delivery within his We
have similar statute r. s. 700. s327 Is generally
agreed thar dispositions taken pursuance OF these may
when the witness dead and ia other cases. be
evidence the trial The do provide that the de
positions shall be evidences butthey admitted the grouad