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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
AIOO REWARD.

Sirayed. stolen. or was abducted away from the
tember, while Mr.. Ewing wns addressing tho people,
one Thomas Corwin, Free Mason. Said .Corwin il
adark looking man. ajovial fellow, and acts the buf.
foon well. The above reward will be paid in county
orders for his safe delivery to the ant,masOniO whR
Central Committee,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
KIRK pArRICK AND THE GIRAFFE.

A person who saw the picture of giraffe in the
whig procession, suggested an Improvement What
is it said whig why put Kirk Patrick Oslride ofit,
said hel How will that help il oh noihlng-look a
little more odd to SEQ Jackass riding Giraffe. We
shall probably fix him out mounted booted and spured,
shortly. He'd mako more havoc lhan COrwin. among
The who's
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
A BRAVE AND NOBLE IDEA. .

Governor Corwin said yesterday, that many people
in this country believed that the Constitution Of the U.
States was made by King George the Thirdl That is
Governor for you If such Ignorance prevails in his
own party he should keep it secret for his own sake
ft is not to be found there does not exist and there.
fore i: was fiat impuden executive alsehood told on
the steps of his own office. Let him and his supports
ers settle it between themselves. o. States.
VI DEMOCRATS OF OHIO.
Does every one feel the deep responsibility resting
upon him at this fearful crisis in the stability ofRepub-
can government ets Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

MNR. 8. II NICHOLS Proprietor Of this Establishment
IvA has the honor the Citizens of CANAL
DOVER his nequaed troop Equesnns and splendid
Dramatic Performances, will be Exhibited at DOVER,
Wednesday the 2sh day Of September
FOR ONE ONLY.
The public are also respectfully informed that the Eques
an troupe uder the direction Of Mr. H. g. Nichols and the
siage department supeFhtendance Of Mr., Good
tran artists and stage department comprising several Of tho
and Europe together with the most beautiful scenery. ward
Dramatic performances in style never before attempted by
any travelling company.
Mr. H. has pleasure avert TO the highest testimonial ap
probation expressed by the public WHEREVER the company has
had the honor appear, both respects the Moral eharae
br Of the company well as the choice and elegant order
Of the and stage performances immense disbursement
has been Indispensable 10 the representation Of Dramatic and
Equestrian pecaces upwards Of 20 900 dollars have bee
expended the present instance in s extraordinary comb
nation Of superior talent, and uniting the Theatre with thu
Ccus together with the extreme outfit which must claim That
degree Of support has been his highest aim 10 deserve
superior Band is attached to this company, and on
entering each city or village will head the numerous
train Of tweby.One new and elegant carriages Of the
most costly description, and beautiful stud OF horses
trappingS &c. which viii present ascene ofupendOf
never SeioTe witnessed in any company &
Doors open at II o'clock, porGoTmancesa a =. Y. M
Price Of Admission .-BoA, so csua, Pii, 25 cents.
T., asa elva G. GR16WOLD, Agent.
TO be exhibited aI NeweOmsrscwps on ThurSday the
H9h instant.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
From the Washington Index.
POLITICAL DEATH AND BURIAL OF TIE
WING PIPE-LAYERS

Not a song was heard nor a hard cider note,
AS Off for Salt River they hurried,
No whig bawed out a farewell shout,
For they looked most coRtoundedly 6urTied.
Their halo Of victory faded in night,
In spite Of their twisting and turning,
For the 'coon's grease gave a misty light,
In The log hut dimly burning.
Deep sishs there came from the strong whigs breast
Twas Office alone that bound him.
But now he lays like sucker al rest
With his coon skins strewed around htm.
Few and short were the words they said,
Az they gazed on each other in sorrow.
But solemnly said, now the big bank is dead,
OIL where shall we 20 for to bonowi
They thought as hey gazed on the ppe.layers bed,
And tucked up his 'coonsSkin pillow,
That the fumes Of hard cider were still in his head,
And round their hats twined the green willow.
Mournfhlly they talked Of the pIpe-layers gone,
For staying at homo they upbraid them,
They'll pay them again, if they u only keep on,
Laying pipe where befOre they had laid them.
But half Of their pipe.laying task was done,
When back from the fsld they're retiring
And they know by the peal Of The numbering gun,
Tha, the locos Ere joyously firing. @
Log cabins, they are sullenly pulling them down,
IT'S easy, they re built but one story.
In the fumes ofhard cider their troubles will drown.
Let US leave them alone in their giorJMl
Comac, N, Y. July, 20, 1042
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

" Tom Ewing. on Monday, said tho democrats cons
tsmpaisd gross fraud upon the people, in forming
Congressional districts, but that il was impossible to OK
plain lhepn. bright idea truIyl Wing stumpsrs co.
ing over the State. charging the dsmoeras with fraud
and yet unable To explain those Frauds TLay either
fear the people will detect their humbdggery fezpein
ed, OF else think them too dumb T. understand, We
think The whig leaders who paid hundred dollars TO
get Corwn and Ewing hero, had hard bargain. 1bey
had te!er iiea sui tcrPtion 10 getlheii money back
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
RENUNCIATIONs OF WHIGGERY.

Two weeks ago, we noticed in he Columbus States-
letter from Mr.. Pegg, Justice Of the Peace of
franklin county. signing off from Whiggery. In the
Statesman Of last week, we find his reasons, which
we copy. Let every man who was ed away from the
Democratic fold in 1910, read them, and hasten from
party who have outraged every principle, every pro-
mise, and uprooted branch Of the sovrnnsat into
the bargain.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

Corwin, when he introduced Tom Ewing on Mon
day. remarked that here was Mr.. Ewing, Ex>secretarY
Ofths Treasury, who lel an. office worth 5000 thou
sand dollars year, and returned to plead law, and
boil salt rather than serve in the Cabpet under man
who had betrayed The whig party. Such was the state.
monthly your Governor, aud yet every man Knows
that Ewing left the Cabinet when he found Tyler wo'd
keep him no longer. ~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

pThe New York papers are making fuss about
an insult given to the President ut dinner given to
Lord Ashburton, at which several Clay Wings presi>
ded. They drank the toast of''the President of the
United Slaes, eyncng the most silent contempt and
Immediately after drank Queen Victoria's health with
cheers This only proves what the Democrats long
since said that the Federalists loved the British gov-
ernment better than their own.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
HOW CORWIN MAKES CONVERTS.

The wing leaders raised hundred dollars, and got
Corwn here to make converts. The result was, he
drove two prominent wings from the ranks, who Pied
ged themselves at the Democratic meeting to vote a.
gains, Corwln. Which would the leaders rather have
back, those two votes, or their money! They had
Better have Corwin here again.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
C0VERLET WEAVING.

We have been shown specimen of Mr.. Wilson's
Coverlet weaving, (who has just established himself
in this town. which is superior to any thing of the
kind we have in this western county. Those Of
readers who want such work done, would do we'll
to call and examine for themselves His machinery is
ali new, his figures original and beautiful and prices
low. Factory Man street, above the Village Hotel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

% The Wing Convention ofihis county passed a
resolution censuring Mr. Mcconnell for misrepresentng
his constituents. Mr.. Mcdonnell was not sent to Co.
lumbus to represent Whiggery. He was the represen-
taye oftle Democracy ofhs district, sent there by
clean majority of400. Doyou hear thati
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
GEN MURPHY AT DAYTON.

Tie Emp re thus notices Gen. Murphey's address TO
lhe peopls Of Dayton, 4.'i,.as s. gest, .R
Great meeting 10 hear Gen Mupky. Enthusiasm Of
&c People Clay Whigs fairly pinned to hs ,Oaug On
Monday Gen Murphy addressed some three thousand
people, ii the Market House in this city. lie spoke
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
HOLMES COUNTY CONVENTION.

We esrn by the Farmer, that Jacob .. Koch, has
been nominated to represent Holmes and Tuscarawas
in the State Senate. Our tickets now complete Mr..
Koch, Democrat Of the Jefferson school, veteran
in the cause, and will be an honor TO the District. The
Farmer says Little Holmes will come up with 1000
majority for every man on the ti:ket.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

MARRIED On the 11ih inst, by ]. Judy Esq,
Mr. Moses M Byzel, Of Fairfield township, to Miss
Sarah Reed Of Goshen. ts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

We have in office stalk Of Clover, from the farm
ofBeni Blckensderfer ofWarwick township, ,lmeasuN
ring feet 2 inches in height Beat it who can.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
'EGR SALE.

On the 1etb day Of September al the Warshon's Of
IAVSa H. Lee in Canal DtveT, quantity Of unfnish-
ed Paint Mills. Sale to commence a o'cIok P. ",
Torms cash. II. A. REDFIEID,
Assignee, ,Oi Lewis 1. tes, Bankrupt
Sent Is, 1sAO. yJg y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
ApPRENTil,E WANTED.

y APPRENTICE WANTED, i,s8
A smart active Boy from i6 10 le years Of Aee waas
ted 10 learn the Cabinet Making busisesA Ono from
W SN'''' "S'''' = r'Si' D, BALLIOTI,
Port Washing,on Sept; Il l6As
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
Clinton, September S, 1s42.

To :he above we add the remuneration Of Mr.. New"
ma Of Lima, from party predictions that would force
him 10 sustain by his vote rsuolion and disorgonzaton
We hope all wings, who have the least respect for hem
selves and heirposerity, will read these declarations Of
the respectable Of their own party, and go and do like
wise. TO sustain the Traitors, is TO sustain Treason
;tealf -.-.r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
From the Kalida Venture.


More Desgtions. We cut the following from the Re-
publican Herald. Mr.. Newman is lawyer OF respec-
table talents and has heretofore taken very active part
in favor of the Wing party. But Mr.. Newman, like
thousands of other honest men, never suspected until
recently that the objects ofthe leaders ofhs party
destruction Of the great principles of republican gov
ernment-the right of the majority to govern. From
every part ofhe State discover that the honest wings
arc repudia:ing the traitors.
Mr.. Editor:--As airumor is in circulation in our COM
muni,y, thai have changed my politics. desire thro
the medium of your paper an opportunity (n the potl-
clans phrase) 10 "defne my position"
During the past week have repeatedly asserted that
the course pursued by the wings in the late extra session
ofhe Ohio Legislature revolutionary disorganzng
and subversive Of legitimate legislation that deemed
1.-THE duty ofths people express their unequivocal dis
appreciation of such acourse at the ballot boxand that
l. for one should do by voting the democratic legis>
ative ticket at approaching election. Whether this
course is inconsistent with the political faith have
heretofore advocated stop not to inquire But consd.
ering the matter Of purity interests, afayed against
law and good government to be ncorceivabY the most
important issue before the people at This time. Icannot
hesitate as to the side that the friends Of order should
espohse.
do not suppose that my course will prove satisac-
tory to all-bu so long satisfies myself holding
myself entirely Independent Of political favor, ] care
not straw who says pleased, o. who says dp:Gs'
ed." N. d. NEWMAN
Lima, August 25. ls49.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

$50 mayc., thou live, till, the ripe fruit, thou
drop
Into ,hy mothers lap; or be with ea~e
Gathered. no, hlrshly pluckcd, for death ma
nrc."
These beautiful lines were brought TO
our remembrance, while we read The ac'
count, in the PendlcIon Messenger, OF The
culm and painless decrease ofthe venerable
patriot, Col. Samuel Warren, nj the ad'
vamced age of 81 years.
There was much OF interesting and ro-
mantle ia the life and character "i ,his
distinguished citizen, to make the tile
revolutionary hero" altogether aPpropn'
arc. when applied to him. =. =,
In his youth, his opportunities invited
him. as the member Of au old English tam
ily of opucnoc and influence. To career
oieasc. wealth and distinction as British
suhjecl-but, inspired by nobler anibi-
ton. he renounccd then, all, to make com
mon cause with his oppressed brethren III
America, aud enlisted under cur rebel ban
ner. His advantages Of person, educa-
rion, aud gallanlry, readily Obtained
commission in The American army tor she
chivulrons recruit, and we have heard our
old meu say, tha, on his arrival here, me
symmetry Of his form and elegance oi ms
bearing was sostrikiug Us to attract The
marked admiration Of crowds as he walked
the streets of Charleston.
When about 10 embark from England,
he paid a farewell visit to IN aged aud
wealthy aunt, with whom he was nn espe-
ciaI favorite. and she who would have
made him her hier, had not his rebel cnlhu-
siasm ended her rigid loyalty.
Failing BY argument. and en,reaiy 10
dissuadc him from his enterprise, she DIS
missed him with frowns, and her last
words at parting were malison. praying
that he might lose limb 10 the very FIRST
hattie against The troops Of her king, an
evil wish, which whether uttered sincere
~ or only III tho exageration Of anger, was
destined TO literal fulflmeut. Ills first
field of hgh, was the disastrous battle "i
Snyannah-whcre exposed TO The heavy
cannonadc from the British batteries,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
IT T.. AlS.

PA. can Corn hear No child. "i
cour,, not. What ha, i, got cars for
,h.n!' Jane, put Thomas To bed.
An Irish gentleman called on singing
m,>,r, IA iunuirr his icrms--lhc singer
said. ,ha, no charged two guIncns Tor The
t;r., lesson. hu, only one griiura Tor Is ma
NO ,s ne pleased alIcrward. "nh. bath
ri III, ,f ;, !essnn." ,aId M"nesau, "lel
us commence wilii'hc second.
"Repcn, and marry. Tom, my dear
said Il dolim. mother 10 hci >'n. Nay
nav. mohrr. says Tom with laus N'er.
IN marry tir-, aud then don't fear but III
repent soon alter.
tailor iu ST. Louis. whose business IS
to mend coats aud repair pan'alnons' mas
Nh, following index TO ms professional pur-
suits painted un Il sign over ms door
Pant. olo.y p-rlormcr! here. and coat-a
,.on, neatly adjusted
Coote ,cfinch marriage rs bo5bInS ior
siu.lc eel in Il barrel Of snakes,
I'm YOURS il you chews (choosej said Tho
uuid TO the ioalcr.
Eve is presented as having been per
lcc, beauty. and there eau he no doubt shc
VA. one Of the luvclicsi works OF Gods
crca,ion-but then in those days, corsets
mad not been invented, and nature was
not tortured.
The na,ieu,es. mau ,ha, ever brea.hed,
cursed the day lha, he was bora, aud the
meckes, man murdered an Egyptian
"All flesh is grass"
yhc General Tickc, Law of Alabama
has hccu repealed by The Legislature OF
that State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

To.eJa,ion Of EeisiOn.-By the following "
will he seen that the rulers Of Tie government
of Old Spain are comi,.s TO i sense OF their 'u-
" as ,icy no Loubl have found on', that a''
marcl. Of ci, ilzllion throughout The world Is
TOO raprd. to allow their people much longer TO
be Priest ridden,
Catholicism in HdrunG.-A lcue' from
Havana published IN the New lo'h ouo'
says L ;.
Old Spain ha, scu, ou, orde S here 10
sell a large portion OF The CHURCHES anu 70
reduce the Iarsc >aary Of The priests TO
small annuity. hardly worth having De.
li,ve they lave the privilege o' info"'ns
III their cccIcsiasiicaI robes and gong rh rhto
any o,ter business. II they choose. G's :.
!. terrible blow 10 the Church IN THIS 's-
land. rs i, reduces her power and influence,
already on the wane. to almost nothing, !, !,
hnvc NO ,ioub, it will prove The stcPPns
s,os, m 10 The ,o!cra,icn Of a'! religions hclc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

II is said that n good farmer may always
be known by hi, gates and fences. There
Is no doubt truth in the remark. you SEQ
good gates and fences on farm you are
very apt TO see good barns. stables. aad
shelter for cattle. They are unerriug slsus
of Il good farmer. The time saved in
passing through gates. instead Of pulling
down bars aud fences. will amount to ma.
ny days IN tho course Of the year. II you
have good fences. your cropis secured from
the deprcdaions olanlmals, which in some
cases amounts 10 an almost entire dcstruc.
ton Of il. Besides this, there is no time
lost in hunting und guarding your fields.
II you have good barns, your fodder, hay,
straw aud shucks are saved from the de-
struriion OF The weather, and contain more
nourishmcu, for your cattle and horses
Cool stables and shelter are essential
Without them you canuot expect To kccI
YOUR stock in good order. When shelter
ed and projected from the coil aud rain
less food will answer al! domestic animals
-Erchange paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
O. or all the scenes Which we have
ever read Of, the lo!lowin Is the most dis

o. or all the scenes Which we have
ever read Of, the following lis the mos, dis
graceful l. occurred infhs city o! Ma
con, Ca. on Saturday lheist.
From thc Telegraph.
As faithful chronicles Of the times. il
hernmes our painful duty 10 record a mcs'
disgraceiul scene, that occurred in our city
OH Saturday last. II WIS the day fixed
by law for our charter election. A goo'i
deal Of interest was felt for the result ol
this election; and greaI excitement pre-
vailed throughout the whole cnnvass-noI
on political grounds, or paf,y views, SO Tar
as national or State politics was concerned
but entirely on local or personal consid-
erations. Several tickets were running
mostly new caudidales--ihe old Mayor O.
most Of the Aldermen having declined a
reelection. The nuder officers. however
being candidates for re-elerlion. The e'cc-
,ion it was supposed would turn upon ha'
wing change Of policy as veil as OF men
The managers were appointed. The polls
opened, aud the election proceeded. "A
decision of the presiding officers. thar no
one should vote who had not paid his tax,
was The frsl ground of complaint, aud
produced prodisious excitement among
Il certain class, which was kcp, up during
the day.
Shortly after The polls clased, and while
the managers were counting out The votes
(abuut 5 O'Clock 10 The aiiefnoon,) mum,
ber of ncn. armed with aeks, knives ana
pistols, went up 10 the window aud de-
manded permission TO vole, which was re,
fused, as we'll because the polls were closed
Us on the ground above meDhoned. Where,
upon. they broke in The window, entered
the room where the managers sat- aud
wresIed Tho ballot box bYviolence from
their hands. They then took The box INTO
tho public squire, ,dashedi i, upon the ground
stamped upon j.. burst it 10 pieces. and
scattered the ballots to The four winds
hf;cr wkich. Tic perpetrators of,his shock
ing outrage, quietly walked of, laughing
to scorn. The majesty OF the laws, The sd
crcdness of the ballo, box, and the e!iicIen'
cy OF the police.
We have seen dsgrnceful at elec-
lious beforc-wherc the timid have been
overawcd and influenced by whence, nnd
where bribery and fraud were all powerful
but never u case of such audacious ci-
iron,ery us this. lfacis like this are allow
cd to go unpunished--if scenes OF this
sort are to bo tolerated, wha, is our
boaslcd liberty womb !! what are our 'sh-
ly cnlngised institutions Fit for! Uuless
The majesty Of The laws. the right OF sui-
frasc, aud the sacred character OF The bal
lot box can be respected, our independence
as achieved in vain. and in vuin was thc
blood and treasure Of The revolution ex-
pended
We understand tina, several Of the fore
most in this dissraccful transaction have
been arrested.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

Te.aeSsee.-Slr. Laush!in, Democrat. has
introduced into the Legislature Of Tennessee,
which ha., after number OF trials, failed to elec,
llseir L. 5. Senator's, i preamble aud resolutions
propo.ing to take. by way OF compromise, one
from each Of the great political parties. The
gentlemen spoken Of. should the resolutions be
adopted, are Mcs-rs. II l.. Turney. (Dem.)
aud Thomas Brown, (Whig.) We are OF the
opinion tha, the preamble and resolutions will
not be passed, and the State will continue with
OH, their U. s. Senators uutill the people de-
eide which party arc i'll error, by the ballot
box
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

The Governor Of Georgia has appointed the
Hon. Wilson Lnmpkin. Disbursing Agent Of
tho State Rail Road. The hiiIledgeyille Ro-
cordcr of the Itt inst. says: The duties hi,h-
cg,o dcvoIying on the Commissioners. are by
the late act, concentrated in tho Ageu, and
Chief Engineer. Only about 50 miles Of the
Roa.l, from the southern terminus in DeKalb.
10 a pon, two miles northwes, OF the Etowah
nver. are provided for to be continued al pre-
sent. The work on the other being suspended
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

a, I,ish Leiter.-Au lrishman wroie 10
hi, son AT school in Dublin, the following
letter:
Dear Jern:-If you are well when Ih's
letter reaches you, We are well. Dy Tue
bearer, send you my old brown coat; gel
d ncrr one made oui Of II. Your mother
sends you, unbeItnotrine TO rae, Eve pounds
I hope you will not spend them iooi'shIy;
if YOU do, Gun just tell you that you are
goose, aud remain your allcctionate Ia
ther.
p. 5. Your sister Sally wanted me 10
tell YOU TO send her shell-comb, but as l
,orpot il this time, aud the letter was al
ready sculcdl win mention i, iu my next"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
rArsE BEFORE rou FOLLOW EXAMPLE,

4 mule laden with salt, nnd an ass la
dcu with wool, wcntovcr Il brook toccthcr.
By chance the mule, pack became wetIcd.
the sall melted, aud his burden became
lighter. After they had passed, the mule
told his good fortune TO the ass, who, think
ing 10 speed as well, wc'tcd his pack nj
the next water: hut his load became tho
heavier, aud he broke down undcril. That
which hcips one man mag binder aTc,hcr.
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CnSEESslNG.
memory.

MANY who err. seem TO think il would
bc disgrace 10 them 10 confess their
wrongs; bu, it is not so. To rcctify er
ror is always glorious. Aud when pcnl-
tent confessions are made, it always shows
the goodness Of the heart, and The regard
there is for the eternal principles Of moral
rcct,udc E'ene!on.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

TuE y. Y. MEcn,HIc.-Wc have for some
time promised ourselves. iha, We would call
the attention Of the reading part OF the con-
muni,y. the mechanic particularly, 10 th's
cheap and valuable paper 1t !, published IN
the city of New Yors. al 81 30, aud is dcci'
dcdly The hes, paper OF the kind We reeoliee'
ever to have peru,ed-always furnishing va
riery Of useful and interesting matter, and snch
AS will tend to the instruction and amtisenieh'
of all classes, bu, more especially that eiaSs "'
individuals to whose benefit /, IS dcvo'cd'-'i'
mechanics. I,contans weekly accounts OF nc"
and useful inventions, illustrated with cngfav-
inss, &c.