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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30
.ta@ hCAMP MEETING near Suf.

;ssSsagyFTsY. ferns, in the Rsnapo Valley The new
md last sayliug steamboat JACOB BELL Capt Richard
Yates on Tuesday Morning. August 3D. will leave The foot
of Pksstreet half pas, O'clock, foot Of Duanr.st
aud Hammond street Wharf at past oclock.and con-
,inues running above during the week for Plermon
Extra train Of ready convey passengers to the Comp
Ground Returning leaves Suherns at 4 2. NJ and ar
rves ths city at p. NJ daily. Fare each way Steam,
boat o cents Railroad 371 cents auA lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30

DERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, Soaps,
Brushes, &c-City and Country dealers in the above
articles will find it object TO call at A Dvision.st.
auis Inn r. RICHARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30

Ag% FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE tor
- City Propcrty.-A Farm or Long Island contanins
S acres of land in Ers, rate OF cultivation, Hth every
thing eple,e for country residence consisting OF onc argt
dwelling house finished in good style with nErbe mantes
folding doors CRATES &c The house 52xSs Barns ana
ou,houses OF every description: fruit OF all Kinds >Gch rs
apples, pears ounces, cherries rasbetes, ants soos
berries straw berries and in the Creates anunuSAce S
WARD & BROWNE,
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q II coalpeaIers cor. Laight and wa,hington-s,s
agA FOR SALE, beautiful improved
rS grounds with portors Wood Lard for Country

s grounds with portions of Wood Land for Country
Seats
The above Lots situated in Bergen Township New
Jersey orv miles west from Jersey City aud adjoining
Nevv-York Bay which privilege 10. Fish and
Oysters For ssau,y OF prospect and fertility OF soil they
Of the City, tIarbor and Bay of New-York Also, House
and Land from 2Ot 80 acres House and IA acres House
and acres; and Lot with Shop al North Bergen all
nearly new good land and wei! improved with fruit trees
and srubbery. Apply T. B. wakeman at the Reposi'
tor, or ,bc American Institute New.York. AUS II
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- RITRAL. REFINEMENT and City

I;s:; "a COMFORT BLENDED.-For sale, a Respectable
ard pleasantly situated Country
containing two parors, bedrooms kitchen, wood non>
and punp under cover togeher with Sc acres OF supc
rior land highly MANFRED, with excellent farm buildings
mile Of The SomervIe rnroad, and Il hours ride from
New.York by steamboats, railroads several times day
The house and buildings have been mostly oui' papeed
ard painted within me last years laquirc OF u y
SHEPPARD, 81 Cliff street, Nes-Yor k. or OF ELiaS
WINANS Esq Broad street, Elcaarhtown, r. j., or OF
Mr. GEO w SAWYER, on the premises, near Gatoplng
HIl On The old road % Sprincfed. 7u2l wv
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TIME REV. JOHN LILLE, A.

g. EA BATHING at Leng Branch, New
oJersey the Atlantic Ocean-The Subscribers board
ing house is open tor reception OF company under The
direction OF Mrs. Ferguson. JNO HOPPER.
N. R.-No bar KIT i've Pm
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GEORGIA PINE TIMBER

in Logs, for topmasts; or
sawed iaio plank, rails, CO.
tumns and girders, engine
frames, and every other des-
crip,iou thai may be required.
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FURNITURE TO HIRE--Or For
sae-A number OF articles of new Cabinet Furniture
can be had al 400 Washington street The person renting
purchase at time and haze the amount he has PAID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30

y 70 1T. POWELL & co.'s Llnc
-. Fer NEwBuRSH landing ing, at n CALo.
= lis. WEST POINT. and C0iD SPR1NG:-fh,
earlboai Highlander, Capt Robert "ardrop VIA tear
oct eff Warrcns every Meaiay THURSDAY and sstaTaa
at o. A. NJ, and Tuesday and Friday a,5 r. NJ
For freight passage apply to the Captain on board.
Baggage and freight OF all descriptions, Bank bills or spe.
10 board mus; be nj the risk of the owners thereof rnti
,blf ofIadirq or receipts he Siunrd for rs SINE "a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
THE STATE SENTINEL

n puJhshed every Tuesday-0Gce on Wash-
inefon Street. Southoasi of the State House,
directly opposite .4rmsfyoHg's Hotel.
TERMs.-Two dollars year. always IN advance.
IN no instance Will more than one number DC sent
til the money received. Subscri bers vii re-
ceiye due notice a few weeks before the expiration
Of each year. and If the payment fer a succeeding
year be not advanced the paper wjll be dscontInu-
ed. THIS rule j be strictly adhered to "a all cases
One dollar VIII be received for SIX months. and
6fty cents for three months-aitcags "a adeaHee.
Five dollars Will be received for three years or
three papers ~ III be sent one year f3r the same
ADvERTrsgMENTs. wlil be inserted three times at
one dollar square. 2j0 ems and be continued at
the rate of p cents square weekly. Quarterly
advertisements inserted az - square Of 80 ems.
YEARLY advertisers wll be accommodated on
reasonable terms. which should always be made IN
writing IS agreed upon.
All advertiseulenis from abro1d mus' BE- accoH-
paaied By The cash. or no attention wdi be paid to
them.
r. Postage mist be paid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.

A simple and frugal Government confined with
M street Constitutional limits.
No public debt. either by the General Govern
ment, or by the States except for objects Of urgent
necessity.
NJ ass InPtion by the General Government Of the
debts OF the states either directly, ind rectly BY
distribu on of the proceeds Of the public lands.
No extensive system OF Internal Improvement by
the GENERA Government. or by the States.
constitutional barrier against improyident
loans.
The honest payment of or debts and the sacred
preservation o. the public faith.
\ gradual return from an extensive credit sys-
TEN.
No national bank 70 swindle the aboring pop
ulaii0n.
No conneNion between the Government and bank
ing computations.
No grants Of exclusive charters and privileges.
BY special Legislation. To banks.
No conneXion between Chrrch md Sta.e.
No proscrp tion FOR honest opinions
Fostering aid 10 public education.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
SENATE
TUKsnAr, Jan. q.

TUfspar Jan. e.
4 call of the Senate was ordered.
a further call dispensed with and Mr. Bards
ton, the minutes disp ensed with.
he bill Of House for the prevention Of usury, passed
to a second reading
The bill Of House to amend an act incorporating con-
gressiona townships and providing for public schools was
ordered to a second reading
The House JOINT resolution upon the subject Of tie
yiSaiion OF the read, and Mr. COZ
lIus motion passed.
An OF House regulate tie jurisdiction Of justices
in Lawrence county and preserve the southern
division OF the central canal passed
Mr. Wright moved TO reconsider the vote taken The
indefinite postponcment Of the b providing for the pay
of tie Wabash and Enc canal Il
the IIppecauoe river. which prevailed.
The question being on It's indefinite posPonement, the
bill not IS postponed.
Mr.. Wright offered an amendment 70 strike ont "and
inerest-and add TO first section "oi lands sold since
$40" and an horzns the commissioners ~ the bills
for the repair ofdb elchcs Oh the canal, All not sui-
cient, % clrtcaes therefor The bill passed
Mr.. Bard from the committee canals and Inerna
Improvements, reported the House bill 10 pay the con-
tractors Of the Madison anj indianapolis raj road, and
commended It's md, finite pos'poneneut.
Mr. Bright opposed concurrence IN the report AID
moved that II lie he tabe. Lost.
Mr.. Chamberlain aud West opposed ! concurrence m
the report.
The debate further continued by Messrs. Parker
Bright and others pending which, tie Senate a uraed
AFTERNOON. B,ts Pdssed y b.. - authorize
the commissioner e Jeff rson county = sell and
convey the poor farm OF their @ unity, an act o.
amend an act fr the relief OF Rudolph FIzaiey
an act to author u T. za5eth Neal - unite ~lta
her husband % the convey lnce 90 real estate "a
b il 20 give corporate powers 10 Br9Hn county
bill to incorporate the Presoyterln cuufcn ut La
flyette. m ppecanoe county b.. 70 provide tor
empanelIng Jurors certain courts; oil relative
To Licensing groceries, IN Tie county 70 Carroll,
bill relative 10 2 dam and lock m EsAart ueeri
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01


Mr.. Gregory made counter report.
Mr.. Wapole reported hii Of House. IN reference 70
the bal fixing the time Of Madison court recommended
It's indefinite postponement. Agreed 10.
tir Carr Of from select niites. rPpored bill
amend act FOR the relief Of Kodolph Fishey and
recommended passage. Agreed TO, and the bill order
ed 10 D third reading.
NJ. Chamberlain from select committee reported a
joint resolution in regard the repeal Of the bankrupt
law. REFRESHING its repeal
Nh GrgorS moved to reicc, the joint resolution. and
de,natded The ayes and noes. which ordered The
. vote stood. 20. noes -.
- the ant RESOLUTION orleral to econd isad.ng
Mr. Bright from a select committee, reported bi au-
thorzng the county commissioners Of Jefferson 10 sell the
poor farm in said county; ordered 10 third reading
The Governor returned the BIN Of the Senate 10 COM
pei non-residenis to pay equal to actual settlers
with his objections thereto
The question being shall the bill pass the veto not
withstandugl
The vote stood ayes I, noes a..
Mr. Chamberlain presented hill to change the name
Of Mary Smith to Mary smith Chamberlain which was
PASSED.
Mr. Gregor, presented bin declaring Sugar Creek a
public hishwa, aud for other purposes Mr. Bradley
moved to reiett the bill. The bill rejected.
Mr. Muer introduced a bill To provide for
opening and repairing ro7ds and highways IN G b.
son and Pike counties. winch was passed
Mr.. Nof'et presented bill 10 amend an act reg
Mating the inspection Of beet. pork, &c. DC. Re
terred to committee on Agriculture.
Mr. n'1r ,'r~'rl o'l' 70 'V..ge "a ~
> ~ '"0 ''"" ~ GU SUM ~ ~ !
h.ch passed.
Mr. Reeve presented bin 70 reduce tn salaries
of state officers and members Of the leg silture
' ~ -"''e"
"a ''"'Ie. 10 second '',n''s
concurrence M SECOND Seuptes aneudmeut % VI.
Marsha's Oil. in regard 20 Incorporating compan-
es DC. and Is concurrence IN other amendments.
WI -" 'lns''""'e"'-' ,
Mr' C''''"S ia''e" q ''I''"' "insl'.,s,,' '.''1
ANY ""'" "e'e2"'' 10 o9 conf CO. =! ,'' -
''"P'"t' NV! ~ u"l'e' - ''9 - -.
e'",eu u'"e' ''' act ny ''Ft'2 '"7 Nv "7' ~ su- 4"
W." d Ji'' 90 "P'N@''''' ~
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>t1f'. haia on th' iao.t
ne amendment 81 me u U.S. vas w." e''' ~
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'Pet''12 s'i',e' % a"''n@ '.,' ~ ~ ''I''s
snail not g 'h'o e"eel u''1'' me ''''e s"'.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

mes, was returned to the house, from the senate.
with several amendments.
The judiciary committee >ked 10 &c discharged
from the further consideration Of JOINT resolutions
providing for a reputation Of State bonds frdudu-
leutiy obtained.
The question was put on discharging the commit
tee and decided IN the negative-ayes al, noes 40
The House adjourned.
r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14

A Bird AL SON 6 D..

CoNr braid The bright carlsnds, s'nl~ cailv he lvre
Cn flowers ut sweet h"snjy m crown The sweet AR
Irvine = chaplct n rns~s A. white as The SNOW.
And rure a. her warm heart that's throhh'ng below
ne songs Of bHhe gadness and dance on The green
Bring nom fhe gardens n The festival scene
Ring merry your Ian shicr ast gler ON o." air,
while We bind The Brdc', Chape' round amy '''A "a
Here's iru, from he gardens n BANQUET ne 'o"n''
And light steps Of gladness are tresdins NE green"
Songs. mingled With laughter an gree, tli ihe ar
Now twine ne the chsplei round fannys brown hnf'
Tur fair Bridr Is bushiue. oy beams in her eye
And sweet IN les are ~reafhing their bYs 'HY df'
As he Brd. maid. encrcie h"r pale bro" IN Ho"ef'
And lead her in triumph Pc sth car'nded bowen
Al he that now wels Yee.i, 8. Fanny he 'ar
with rapture beh0ids every grace blended mere
Deems matches her charms trdn'ceDden Der WORTH
And Joys befl round her the sweetest OF EaiA.
They kneel At the si,r. they nurmur their VOWS
H. the yy-clad church aong green the waving boug,,
And while perfume from g1rlands floats sweet he ar
swell .oit strains OF blessings 90 Fanny 'he iair
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WIN UAGAR \ co. Type 4 Stereo-

w type Foundry - Fulton c1rasr ni '-t y I r
Tie subscriber. lake this acitol ot announcing .1
friend. AMI the pubic generally t1t having t,'-. a-
extensive AMI well known W. Fognirv iHff.If o"-
their present central i'c1ton Having rai- tt-..'.
revi,1 alter anil additions. ttty are n0H F
70 execute Orders ni any -rile lfy Nay RE- favored
with with prlmpine,s, and On - af0fh.s i, ae ai .f
Foundry IN America. To their nes >F-cIti ba'a "a .h
has been recently extensively circulated they ro-4 r.
specifically refer
All articles manufactured ly them -ffi tr OF mater
equal II not superior 10 any m7nIiIctlr n ifs rN-
aui undergo thorough cNrinalion 1, .1 Apo t--
n-ur, dressing, ant properly ABSORBING At df--' CSC
h'ba. u tlc >pcc-ue. Boz. iouufri" ,.l' F Conner
Cooke. 0. .-lcr t >1f., to Font, .l lF ts f1f 1"
be furnished from l-s Foundry apgt araj, slh ".at
added.
WI nAGAR 60. are AGENT. fir t.e st.c cd .'c N.
pier Washington and Smith Prts-s~. wif b., hrrc- via
Chase, Case. Conn >cs- rum us, ls, sld every
article t,e n n, PrlI7ig Sluf,, VIII .,e hrlt pn htHu,
anil furnished al manufacturer rrrfa
y. B.-No Machine Cat Type man- ac.lred 80 -
EnnrllrY. L.
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COUGHS. Asthma. Splitting of Blood.
Z Ar rnrrh hv IAYNFts EXPrCTORANr


PHiL.DriPfIA, Aug rs. !''3
VI. 4iinfos-Dcsr Sir. A tew week, ago noucsd IN
your paper account Of The surPnrns ERECT OF jaw
Carn native, n restoring great nlh'r o. : n
hlafd 81 a Mississippi steamboat o. perfect heau- w,
were nj cei hy violent Bowel mPaInt / = = On.
fe -fe vnl nrtrr 70 -1 kindly va naN rtt i,oLftH '
serves tre rra-e bestowed upon T. Tie utTn nav ~
ceIy- I-,1i hs medicine more especi'Y Dr., hhp'ctl i'
induces mv t0 YOU for TIE htn.i "i u'se
WHO are AFFECTED M the SAME WY. II o., been y n,'of
'eaa. -r % labor u1er Cough snd A,m-icai opif,'
sr .-- rnore tfsr half A crutury When soldier is d'
freran camp; o. IL Pc with many ,t,r> ~" NJ io great
trrrsur-I tad vorut attack nj d>' a. oi ihr an ny
,hch was abed from duty for long time Sdtr n'.
rard un recently. have never been zee IRON 'h'
loreh AMI dfcuy 1i breathing Year after wear nave
rrUrrf 0rafef over - ia often nutn more AMI -'
r-lt have bad b u or De noNitrni NJ h "t'." Pr,
breath. Tie weakness or debility c7u.fj Toy 'lti ''.
.tp- 'oraton frequently broughi m" ~ state aorl ~
death. u hos been matter 0 -,7u,hmtnt L u i'h-
H. AMI en.i. nat an urre 90 write Or tn Yol have
lsd - JOB physicians So a,ie'd me- and every n gore
d at VA inIust likely 20 give relief without any utu' t
Elect AL winter lad au0 her very severe attack 20 1-
far.lai.sn cd Tire lungs, which ilu} expected ~uut
10 a't then considered uy ca a, pi'i 'e az -, ~
a...'an.e Of Dsire Providence through hr was oAce
NOR. "a ed rom Uv bed; bat TIE cough AMI "i''th-
srarel diy aul night II, ADVISED me 70 s'e ~ ~
'orir- -d ~. - u slo-- o. 'iiA- t' ].
Ulrv OF r4v 7cgGar'arr of various d''l., n hr
% might IT least mrrat" nay >1aeru-> N'cs gay 10y
.a. deI .-s, 10 is. slrc'gay eur'1 NO. y -'l Pr
-f -rrr s1f rr a found raarlrn riy case, AMI -
.au OBJ tra1;Hr with more Freedom. Ny eApciH'i 20 '-
l, .t.v OIL. my crugh entirely 'aii &c. n1~ ''l e.
cell > ysr l m rlv o. anf better dian have -lr th-
lad XIV year, Lsu SUMNER sr' good Deal OF blood
as thank God am perfectly cl.td Nos, ,lr' ari 81.
- 81. rrr and ' rr az la,t such .Irn.I relief ifuu ~
f4.f,' Tl.l-.r-1rt. -fi anscI, O.. inform v 'llnS
mems where r.l-f may h lad. i you thns tA' N2ri-N
f a place h vlur paper you Nii obhge ME by rouc nc d.
No rDLA> HARRIS, Zen. Lori'ari.st
NJ U,--. las ior~ been worthy number. We believe p
deacon o the Baptist Church IN Ia, city, ana ini ll
confidence NAY DO placed IA DO. assertions
Person, arc invited % cal. aud "e him AMI SATISFY item
&,
he above valuable rel cine nav he bad wholesale All
r.raIl of 4 r D. SANDS. Drl--.is - lan Fnlf1u,i
s.o sold ny David sand. CO., No ~ East Broad"
corner az Market ST. Abraham b. SAINTS Co. 23 Broad
,,,,. $3.50 ~ ct,,.-,b... ., fs.5 im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14

TRIBUTE TO AMERIcAN ScIENCE.-Ihe Paris
correspondent Of the National lnteiiiecnrer Hob
crt Walsh,) in "a recent letter. says:
Arago from the COMMITTEE appointed by the
Chamber, made an elaborate report or tho MiAis-
tiers bill for appropna,ng forty thou--nd francs
for new edition of the mathematical works oi
in stating the reasons for this republication, the r.
porter is said TO have thus honorabiy referred TO
the translation OF it by Dr. Bowditch:
IS the Nccaai4uc celeste was no longer to
be purchased IN the original. the apprehension was
entertained that the seekers would be OBLIGED IT,
procure at Philadelphia, Ncv-lork or Boston
the English translation OF the able geometrcan,
Bowditch. The buyer, who understood English.
would have acquired nat is even more rginobIe
than the original"
The report then goes to state the pIai-cwor-
thy and liberal spirit with which the publication
is to be made OF the GOO copic, TO be printed
100 are 10 lie placed in the hands OF booksellers.
10 be sold ut cost and the other 300 10 be dsiiih-
uied anon. the libraries and scientific schools OF
fraacc, and the principal foreign academies.
We hope this example viii aforementioned when
our own Government shall publish the results Of
the late Exploring Expedition.
Dr. Nathaniel Bowditch, as our readers may
rot all know, was a native of Massachusetts,. and
the mos, eminent of American mathcmatician..
lie died a cw years since in Boz ton, where he
had ong held tho place of President of an lnsur-
ancc Company His Practical Navigator. which
has held the first rank among works 90 that class,
las laid the commerce and ia, i-afon o. Ais coun-
try under the wcieh'icst obligations.
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NOTICE to RUPTIRED PERSONs.

S-Dr \ q. III ~. NJ. V~sry street, Astor House
New Nork.-Per.cn, addicted with Rur'rr'~ may rN
upon the hes. in-trunenfa IRE world affords. on apIh
cation bis office 4Ne.ey street NrN York. NJ eittr n
U- numerou. agents u ffe chief towns Oftte Gifted state
Parent. boz careful 90 eNamn" The back part 81 ~
IfuiF. Trls>e, 90 10 they endorsed hy D. Hl 70
writing None other genuine az f0 DO 70 ed 1r a. GOOD
D. Hui guarantees cures ~ oterw j." healthy patients
,tb0 cali Dol, office or 40. u NE cure - lol a
cal amt permanent preclude ite necessity o. Nes-
arv 'rus, whatever te money advanced returned IN
ne expiration a. e term specified for the cure whatever
n-nrr,, ihr rupfre may have made toward .raicai9n
Children under Twelve year, universally cured "ihnl.
further expense than te cost oi he Truss TIE radical cur
has boenunder progressive practical Improvement of moe
than twenty YEAR past, D. iluii Truss Once am -
NOW brought To a stale OF unryaed perfection
Many ireaclerous agents iase undertaken ~ ''no .h'
0nsoi Dr. Hlfs celebrated Hinge anl Psoi ru'' "r =
easy ami sale retention of Rupues. The limitations c1an1'
h- relied outhey made 10y nuskul surgeon, ana no
chanics and are 10 better than the ordinary iIuses o ne
market Tae genuine have my iu'l name n writing.
AMOS G. III IL i co
Or rll has nj the request OF several respectable phys,
cans fitted up room exclusively tor Ladies, having spa
r.e entrance from e business department wherein lady
ia constant attendance TO apply Trasses AMI -oppo''H
flsr9 I'd
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h. ID. MASssIrLD, 500

OSr MORE WAY To CHTAr.-The other day
one OF our merchants sent thirty boxes O, lemons
along side OF Southern packet and directly after
a decent looking man came up. and spoke very
iamiliarly 10 the Captain about the lemons. saving
that he would like to see them on board himself
and presented a bill for about a.. which he said
was for New-Yo charges on the lemons, which
he wished the Captain 10 pay and collect OF the
consignee at the end OF the voyage. The bill
being in accordance with common usage, the CAP
tain paid il and scccvcd an order for the repay
mcni of the money; but it turned ont that the el
low had nothing to do with the lemons, and only
had ingenuity enough TO conuiye this method OF
paying his days expenses LJoar' CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14

SKtrlsG ST Tx PUnLlc WoREs.-Ihe
splendid success which attended Comptrol!er
Fagg'. recent .aic. of thc deiau.tus Rsilroad',
-. encouraged t.t uact.onary to advertise nc
Newly OK aud L,is Railroad 10 be sold a, a1oueo'
and will doubtless iuci;e him 20 dispose OF az iic
oubbc work. u the STATE in ihc same satisfactory
Kramer and on Ike egsp terms. Il becomes then
worth while ,o inquire how the STATE treasury and
tle public deb, Wi. be Elected By this dcveloFc-
meut OF Mr. Flag -hnancia. policy. 51ei ea--
crafln y N rrah.e %. 90 fern to.era. accur-i"
estimate " l1e result. let us take f1r f1'o ne
81 r.. Of the I,iac, ard Owcco and Catshii. ani
Cansi1haric Rliroai.. These road. stood me
STATE IN some -JlJ.U00. AMI were knocked do"nai
fifteen thousand five hundred. They .old there
tore n about the rate q three cents 1H q f7tfr.
Bv obs. same rule the Newly orE ard Erie Railroad
should Weld something IKE 100000. the lateral
Canal. about $500 600, ard toe Lre and Cham
plain Caua. not quite half q million. II Is true
that these lssi work, are worth Considerably more
FOB fhe market than the ,um above named oni .
M iace's financial abilities ur, 'uch IL to cfa-
bl- nm 10 sell TIE Ithaca and owreo Railroad.
which ur.duccd last yea' go 0r. tof $500. %
cannot Boz doubted that ie could with equal SUCCESS
err torn the Ere Canal 70 hl. million. u
would orIy Pc necessary for him 70 assure tncror-
-1us attending the sale CAS- be- !, -ii to have d ne
lu thc case 0i the Ithaca and O1agu Railroad
shat DE- could got rrcowmfRa tA, property ;aai
,Ac State would not 5d for it. Sui uat 10 wo-.d bee
sold al,o.s,cv lor the highest offer II would lr
singular indeed if with such y-csaniags hc
could not keep down the price OF uo Eric Canal
20 half % million Of dollars.
Surprising. then. that VI. Flosg realized for all
'hc public work. tho same iirt ryics- that Sic de-
aulfiue railroads command. tie account current 81